Studio engineer from that session said 2Pac rolled a blunt and was drinking Hennessey while writing lyrics for "Let's get it on" in 10-15 minutes. Later he recorded Hell 4 Hustla and All Out, so probably he was somewhat high/drunk when he was recording theese tracks.
Never knew that fact buddy. It’s interesting anyways. Through all out and he’ll for a hustle u could feel his anger and passion. Could u explain what website or interviewI can read this.
Pac recorded this track September 6th 1996 a day before he went to Vegas and would eventually get shot September 7th 1996...This is one of his last recordings! He recorded 3 songs in the Last studio session #LetsGetItOn #AllOut #Hell4AHustla were the 3 songs he recorded that night...He was only supposed to record a intro song for #MikeTyson when he fought Bruce Seldon but Pac and the #Outlawz recorded this track "Hell 4 A Hustla" and "All Out" and after recording them 3 songs he went and shot the Video for #TossItUp
Tupac will live through the centuries to come through the continuous playback of his music by fans around the world. His spiritual work connects with all ages and race.
First song i heard of pac was California love, i was shocked by his nuclear bomb voice, so loud with perfect delivery....perfect artist...makaveli the don
even tough i have been listening to this song since i was 6 sometimes i come back just to remind myself that my childhood was real and that this sound is realer than 99% of the sound people put out today nobody as real as 2pac Thug in peace
BIH Blue Dragon Unless your mom, dad, uncle or aunt was a OG listening to hardcore rap, I don't believe 6 yrs old. I was 12 when Pac passed so someone maybe 3 yrs younger than me "maybe." But you were nothing but a little baby who just started kindergarten blood
I don't blame pac for wanting to get mad and wanting to get some payback.....bro they tried to murder him bro....that right there turned him to a beast and he created the most "feel" music ever.....period....
People Cant Stand The Legend Is Gone Didnt Fade Out The Most Talk About Rapper Ever We Will Be Talking About Him Until The End Of Time Nobody Dead Or Alive Will Be On His Level
Second last 2Pac recorded song ever. 9-5-1996, Tracks Studio, Tarzana CA: -Let's Get It On (Tyson-Seldon entry track) -Hell 4 Hustla -All Out (aka. Die Slow)
Oh lord help 🙏 me change my ways show a little mercy on judgement day it ain't me i was raised this way I'll never let em play me for a buster Cuz it's hell for a hustla. West Siiiide
2pac is one of those groups that never goes out of style made back in the days and still sound fresh like something new i alway get feeling inside where i understand what they are going through
Per Napoleon on Bomb1st interview in 2022, the last three songs 2Pac recorded the night before the Vegas trip were: "Hell for a Hustle"," All Out" and "Let's Get it On". Napoleon was on 2 of the songs and he gave his account of the studio session during the interview. According to Spice 1, "Fame" was also one of the last songs he recorded the night before the trip. Also, on September 6th (the night before the trip to Vegas), 2Pac filmed the "Toss it Up" video, per Danny Boy. If you dont believe me, source the interviews.
2pac was known to record 3 songs a day. Hell for a Hustler, Lets get it on (for Mike Tyson) and Die Slow (Jay Z Diss) aka All Out. Those are rumors however.
It's so disappointing that since Tupac died, Diddy & Gay Z became big names, this would have never happened if Tupac was still alive. They are nothing compared to him, they're bullshit, god i hate it! It shouldn't have turned out like this...
This was one of pacs last songs recorded and he went in on bad boy, mobb deep, jay-z. Didn't seem like he had plans on squashing issues with them at least going into 97.He didn't have beef with the whole east coast or new York, just those he felt betrayed him, which was henchmen and jack who both set him up with rape charge and robbery, badboy by affiliation with henchmen and jack, jayz by affiliation with badboy, mobb deep was looking for a come up. They had plans of doing deathrow east with Eric b, big daddy Kane, greg nice and more east coast artists just to show there were no problems with the coast just beef with those he had beef with. They had one nation with pac and bootcamp and greg nice. others like fugees, ll cool j, nas even though they squashed it later, even de la soul and dabrat all had shit to say about pac whether it was direct or not in interviews, songs, or videos and he had responses for all of them, wendy Williams, even west coast artists like dr dre, ice cube pac had responses for them whether in a song or an interview and he explained why whether we agree with it or not. I do believe had he not been killed he would've had more heat coming just because alot of the rappers he dissed had disses back for him. Only way the beef with biggie could've ended other than what actually happened was biggie had to separate from puffy, if biggie would've left bad boy i believe he and pac could've talked. Puffy was getting extorted, so he was scared. But also that beef was super deep after pac made hit em up to be honest. How could it not been after he said he smashed faith the mans wife. You know biggie was pissed off about it despite what was portrayed because he was a man like any other man, even if you have many women, you gone feel some type of way about another making claims about smashing your wife and for the world to hear it. That was humiliating and pac did it because he felt humiliated when he got robbed and shot and then sent to prison for something he didn't do, while his co defedent got off. They was trying to black ball pac out the industry and then when he joined death row and suge was with pac contrary to what people be saying, suge loved pac like a brother, if you a real pac fan and follow alot of things involving pac , you would know at that time of pac death he and suge were close. Suge was the boss but he let pac do whatever because he knew pac was the money maker, he knew pac couldve made him a billionaire, makaveli records was going to be distributed through death row, how i know it came out of pacs mouth in interviews. Im not saying suge was a saint but he wanted the best for pac even if it was for his own gains. Suge got him out of jail when no one else would ,not jimmy iovin, not puffy, not henchmen, not jack, not biggie, not andre Harrell, not j prince , not master p, but suge did. Before pac went to prison Suge wanted pac on death row but pac turned him down. He paid him like 200 or 250 grand for a song. That's love. I don't think any of the NY mcs pac had beef with really wanted problems meaning when they see each other it was going to be a fight , but they had nothing to lose from beefing on the mic with the biggest rapper on the planet in 96. Especially mobb, chino xl, jayz who all weren't that big like badboy, nas, ll cool j, fugees, dabrat. Pac my boy but i dont agree with him about ice cube and bow down but i do believe cube bit pac style on other things though. Snoop was a snake in the grass.
I was 13 years old when this came out (December 21st, 1999, the "Still I Rise" version) but only 9 when it was recorded on September 6th, 1996 (7 days before my 10th birthday). Even at 9 years old I was already memorizing every 2Pac song and throwing up West Side at school and getting in trouble for it. It was only elementary school but by then I was already smoking cigarettes on campus, getting into fist fights and stealing computer equipment from the computer lab. I once stole an entire Apple II E computer along with Load Runner and Mickey's Space Adventure on floppy discs (don't ask me how I did it LMAO).
![2Pac Time After Time [Original]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/3gqRn2VEWyo/mqdefault.jpg)
The anger in his voice made the song better & more real
@@DaBoogeyMannn better than DMX
I agree
Energy is krazy bro
He was faded off that Hennessy and chronic here in the studio 🎙️ 🍻 🌬️
I swear!
Studio engineer from that session said 2Pac rolled a blunt and was drinking Hennessey while writing lyrics for "Let's get it on" in 10-15 minutes. Later he recorded Hell 4 Hustla and All Out, so probably he was somewhat high/drunk when he was recording theese tracks.
Yeah, you can tell. The rage in his voice in all 3.
Never knew that fact buddy.
It’s interesting anyways. Through all out and he’ll for a hustle u could feel his anger and passion.
Could u explain what website or interviewI can read this.
@@2pacalypse93 This is an interview with the engineer of the last studiosession: th-cam.com/video/dtOwql5IWkQ/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=Tahko
So it was basically like every other Pac studio session?? Lol 😆
@@2pacalypse93 interview on TH-cam with engineer Damon Thomas from Track studio about Pac's last session is on the TH-cam.
the music he recorded in the last 2 months of his life is God tier
as the world turns, smile, high speed fame, runnin on e, catchin' feelings, black jesus, one day at a time - august 96' songs are outta this world
@@TheAmbasadaRecords respect bro u a real thug
he actually recorded this the day before he got shot in Vegas. R.I.P. Tupac
@@OfflineMafia
9 8jvv 1:44
Beyond GOD tier decades ahead of his time
The way he kept saying " WEST SIIIDDDEE " lol damn PAC
War Cry
Dude was HYPED
He ment that shit WESTSIDE
West sidddeee west sidddeee 😅😅
He was banging Westside Bompton
Barking and groining like a lion shows you how untouchable he was with his unique fire and fury voice. Goated
Pac recorded this track September 6th 1996 a day before he went to Vegas and would eventually get shot September 7th 1996...This is one of his last recordings! He recorded 3 songs in the Last studio session #LetsGetItOn #AllOut #Hell4AHustla were the 3 songs he recorded that night...He was only supposed to record a intro song for #MikeTyson when he fought Bruce Seldon but Pac and the #Outlawz recorded this track "Hell 4 A Hustla" and "All Out" and after recording them 3 songs he went and shot the Video for #TossItUp
Makes sense. I always thought that All Out and Hell 4 A Hustler had a similar style. 'Pac definitely had a work ethic like no other.
Damn
Twizo Buckley then he faked his death
@@marwinrice4543 Stop with the bullshit. 2Pac wasn't a coward to fake his death. He went out like a true G
@@mihailnikoloff2554 He wasn't.... nor will ever be but... there's no actual proof that he died... (correct me if im wrong
2pac talking in the background is the most entertaining shit ever lol
lauren b yep
lauren b I know right.
I love to hear 2pac talk shit on other tracks.
The best to do that.
Toss it up he was talking to himself it was dope AF.
NawfsideHtown yeah he does that a lot like in troublesome 96.
NawfsideHtown I we as just listening to toss it up today 😂😂😂 that intro was always dope
lauren b was 2pac better than Father MC?
First Adlib King
💯💯💯💯💯
Tupac will live through the centuries to come through the continuous playback of his music by fans around the world. His spiritual work connects with all ages and race.
Couldn't have said it any better
You're right - his music is spiritual!
Facts bro !!!!
PAC first verse on this is crazy he snapped 🔥🔥🔥
HoodStar Boy Pac Snapped on all his music dude was Real OG Rip Thug life 1971-1996
The last verse!
Nahhhh that last verse
His last studio session, Rest Up Pac☝🏽🙏🏽
Is it
So this was the monster pac was turning into... And that outro... Bad boy was gonna REALLY feel it in 97
I like how it sounds like theres 5 of him rapping and yelling at the same time - even tho i cant understand what theyre sayin😆
@@blackice7408 🙂
Yes they definitely was going to get it 😂
2pac was on his way 2 somthing special ...who ever killed 2pac is a jelious ass basterd
@@warrenjezzy6818 hell yeah lol 😂
Pac music just hit different. 🔥🔥
He knows the definitions of the big words he uses lol
Absolutely
First song i heard of pac was California love, i was shocked by his nuclear bomb voice, so loud with perfect delivery....perfect artist...makaveli the don
Unbeliable deljvery
My first song i listend from pac was keep ya head up after that i heard hail mary man i listened nearly every pac song at 6 years
My uncle was burning me cds and i was listening with a small cdlike buildform mobile cdplayer where you could stick your headphones in
That was special in my childhood for me
For me it was So Much Pain
even tough i have been listening to this song since i was 6 sometimes i come back just to remind myself that my childhood was real and that this sound is realer than 99% of the sound people put out today nobody as real as 2pac Thug in peace
BIH Blue Dragon Unless your mom, dad, uncle or aunt was a OG listening to hardcore rap, I don't believe 6 yrs old. I was 12 when Pac passed so someone maybe 3 yrs younger than me "maybe." But you were nothing but a little baby who just started kindergarten blood
I was thinking the exact same. I also 12 now 33 and remember majority of that era (of course most of the nation rode with but BIG is a legend also)
BIH Blue Dragon 6? You couldn't understand this shit at 6!!! Lol
Barry A 13 for me. Turning 14, 3 months later
All real talk
I don't blame pac for wanting to get mad and wanting to get some payback.....bro they tried to murder him bro....that right there turned him to a beast and he created the most "feel" music ever.....period....
That's wut im sayin all the time, he wanted to leave the best shit before his death.
Why plant seeds in a dirty trick waiting to trick me. Pac was a G. RIP
Word!!!
in a dirty bi*ch*
pac is the best rapper dead or alive
💪
Na hes one of um but not the best guru, bug pun, nas, mid def, rza, Meth the list goes on and on but pac is dope!
@@Vinladen82 Only artist/ rapper to go toe to toe with Pac or even comparable is the STACK BUNDLES. Go listen to him then tell me!!!
@@Vinladen82 nas cant step near pac looool
Word bro
this was the hardest song 2pac ever wrote
RIP to the greatest Rapper of all time
BIH Blue Dragon nahhh street fame is
BIH Blue Dragon, street fame, if i die tonight, and life of an outlaw are hard too
all out, runnin on e, troublesome 96, bomb 1st, blasphemy
God bless the dead ...
i shat my diaper and blasphemy.
Pac is greatest rapper of all time and this is not even arguable
Damn there should’ve been a video to this song! 😢
Unfortunately this was one of his last songs recorded.
People Cant Stand The Legend Is Gone Didnt Fade Out The Most Talk About Rapper Ever We Will Be Talking About Him Until The End Of Time Nobody Dead Or Alive Will Be On His Level
bruh his adlibs be hilarious lmao especially during napoleons verse
This beat is awesome and this is Pac at his best, a true gem
Find a new Pac song every day is something else even almost 30 years after he died .
The first mixtape king
2pac best rapper in history hands down
This tune has swagger so much better than the still I rise version
Yeah absolutely. Some of 2pacs originals shouldn’t have been touched.
Should of had this on still I rise.
What a studio session this must have been!!!!!! Smh you can hear the vibes and the energy waves the potency is pure venom!!
makes me shiver with his passion and energy..
Makaveli In His Prime 🔥🔥🔥
20th anniversary of this songs recording September 5th 1996 Hell 4 a Hustla
I Heard hell4ahustla was the last track he recorded
2pacalypse93 it was
Jonathan Davis just Fire. I guess He knew it would be one of his last tracks he rec
I don't think it was, i think he recorded a song for the mike Tyson fight while he was in Vegas
Bossification M facts 👆
2pac in the background have me rolling especially when he said westside 💯😂💀❗️
Second last 2Pac recorded song ever. 9-5-1996, Tracks Studio, Tarzana CA:
-Let's Get It On (Tyson-Seldon entry track)
-Hell 4 Hustla
-All Out (aka. Die Slow)
aczech12 did you hear about Mitch green wanting to beat up Tupac?
@@jarrelely1376 nope
Oh lord help 🙏 me change my ways show a little mercy on judgement day it ain't me i was raised this way I'll never let em play me for a buster Cuz it's hell for a hustla. West Siiiide
The beat too funky 🔥
Pac looks very comfortable when he rides with his real soldiers: The Outlawz! RIP mentor!
2pac was evolving going to a angry era man I wish he had more time it would of been something to see and hear from 2pac from that era
The Goat name a better rapper I'll wait.
I think 2pac his legacy still untouched
You gonna be here forever SINCE NO ONE IS BETTER THAN PAC
His words are just genius.....
If I die from a slug a death of a true thug.....dat line had me lik wait wad he say cuh dang
and two days later was this infamous day in Vegas september 7
He was prophet
Yaki kadafi is awesome on this one. We can feel his energy.
this is the original off the makaveli 3 i had in 1998 this is real
It's hot here in my state but im getting chills listening pac rapping
This was Pac's last song he made.... 2pac Factz
nope Letz Get On was his last
how you know?
All out(OG) was his last
DaReal Cashyy serius?
He did all those 3 songs in one day..
Speechless...
2pac is one of those groups that never goes out of style made back in the days and still sound fresh like something new i alway get feeling inside where i understand what they are going through
Individual not group. Outlawz was group.
1 of 4 off those cut made that day.......
Per Napoleon on Bomb1st interview in 2022, the last three songs 2Pac recorded the night before the Vegas trip were: "Hell for a Hustle"," All Out" and "Let's Get it On". Napoleon was on 2 of the songs and he gave his account of the studio session during the interview. According to Spice 1, "Fame" was also one of the last songs he recorded the night before the trip. Also, on September 6th (the night before the trip to Vegas), 2Pac filmed the "Toss it Up" video, per Danny Boy. If you dont believe me, source the interviews.
Spice 1 is lying because Fame was recorded in August. Bomb1st (Reggie Jr) has the actual reels.
@@NickgonelieYep 💯
The best version!
Ol God help me change my ways
It's so sad to think the next night he's shot. Thug for life, RIP the Don.
Yeah it is, RIP
I wish there was nonstop footage 24hrs a day of everything he did from the month of September
Tupac just didn't give a fuck that's why he was the realist
This was record a day before he got shot
How u know? U gotta a link confirming this.
FREEZedits He was in the studio with him, so u know the "rest..." lol
GOODMuzikBoi Search 'last songs tupac recorded before he died' and this along with 2 other songs, one being his mike tyson anthem 'lets get it on'
2pac was known to record 3 songs a day. Hell for a Hustler, Lets get it on (for Mike Tyson) and Die Slow (Jay Z Diss) aka All Out. Those are rumors however.
Antwan Woods yeah your right
“Black Jesuz guide us through this
Weary weary weary weary......”
“Get on yo knees nigga, get on yo knees and pray”
@@ruben21 he recorded black jesus month before on 12-08
This beat fire asl
I like how Yak uses his Hail Mary verse on the background !
POLITIC BEFORE I SMOKE HIM, LIKE SUN TZU
WHAT IS YOU SAYING BITCH !?!?
It's so disappointing that since Tupac died, Diddy & Gay Z became big names, this would have never happened if Tupac was still alive. They are nothing compared to him, they're bullshit, god i hate it! It shouldn't have turned out like this...
+james harmon Against All Odds proved everything y'all saying to be right
Pac last song, last time spittin in tha booth.
Nigga went out spittin HELLFIRE!
Willow Arran puffy was already famous
Willow Arran puffy was already famous
Tupac IS a big name, even from the dead.
this is way better than tha remix on tha Still I Rise album.. RIP KING
That beat is GARBAGE....it don't even give you the same energy...can't even listen to it all the way through.
Remix is actually good tbh
Last song he recorded before his death. May he rest in power. Thuglife imortal
Wow 😢
2022 and im still finding pac songs I ain’t heard
this is underrated🔥
Sounds so great how kadafi scream his part from hail mary in the background from the hook this is the best song i heard PAC 4 LiFE
TPain COULD NEVER EVER EVER
Pac be the realest, " Gayz die slow,,,,,,,,,,,"
Mr. Makaveli was Tupac better than Sauce Money and Jaz-o?
@@jarrelely1376 yes, way better
September 6, 1996
And still spitting fire on jayz
You can tell this was after the MTV awards running into Nas because he ain't mention his name and on all out either!
@@theodoreandrews5223 yup. Thinking the same thing. That proved that the beef was squashed .
This is the original, I got this on a 2Pac mixtape, with some more originals, and unreleased shit.
TUPAC SHAKUR IS THE GREATEST OF ALL TIME
GOAT
AND IT DON'T STOP!!! AND IT DON'T QUIT!!!
Pac will never die. Facts.
Thanks Tupac Shakur for all
MAKAVELI THA DON IS ALIVE 💯✊🙏🍃
This was the last recording session Pac had..
This was my jam..with this same beat..thanks for uploading this track..sick ass track..
Thanks King tupac amaru shakur
...Oh, Lord help me change my ways...
Man,I wish that PAC and THE OUTLAWZ had a music video for this song.Imagine how it would've been
This would be sick
I can imagine there must be too much energy in the studio.
@TheJblacc59 😁😁😁
Facts
This was one of pacs last songs recorded and he went in on bad boy, mobb deep, jay-z. Didn't seem like he had plans on squashing issues with them at least going into 97.He didn't have beef with the whole east coast or new York, just those he felt betrayed him, which was henchmen and jack who both set him up with rape charge and robbery, badboy by affiliation with henchmen and jack, jayz by affiliation with badboy, mobb deep was looking for a come up. They had plans of doing deathrow east with Eric b, big daddy Kane, greg nice and more east coast artists just to show there were no problems with the coast just beef with those he had beef with. They had one nation with pac and bootcamp and greg nice. others like fugees, ll cool j, nas even though they squashed it later, even de la soul and dabrat all had shit to say about pac whether it was direct or not in interviews, songs, or videos and he had responses for all of them, wendy Williams, even west coast artists like dr dre, ice cube pac had responses for them whether in a song or an interview and he explained why whether we agree with it or not. I do believe had he not been killed he would've had more heat coming just because alot of the rappers he dissed had disses back for him. Only way the beef with biggie could've ended other than what actually happened was biggie had to separate from puffy, if biggie would've left bad boy i believe he and pac could've talked. Puffy was getting extorted, so he was scared. But also that beef was super deep after pac made hit em up to be honest. How could it not been after he said he smashed faith the mans wife. You know biggie was pissed off about it despite what was portrayed because he was a man like any other man, even if you have many women, you gone feel some type of way about another making claims about smashing your wife and for the world to hear it. That was humiliating and pac did it because he felt humiliated when he got robbed and shot and then sent to prison for something he didn't do, while his co defedent got off. They was trying to black ball pac out the industry and then when he joined death row and suge was with pac contrary to what people be saying, suge loved pac like a brother, if you a real pac fan and follow alot of things involving pac , you would know at that time of pac death he and suge were close. Suge was the boss but he let pac do whatever because he knew pac was the money maker, he knew pac couldve made him a billionaire, makaveli records was going to be distributed through death row, how i know it came out of pacs mouth in interviews. Im not saying suge was a saint but he wanted the best for pac even if it was for his own gains. Suge got him out of jail when no one else would ,not jimmy iovin, not puffy, not henchmen, not jack, not biggie, not andre Harrell, not j prince , not master p, but suge did. Before pac went to prison Suge wanted pac on death row but pac turned him down. He paid him like 200 or 250 grand for a song. That's love. I don't think any of the NY mcs pac had beef with really wanted problems meaning when they see each other it was going to be a fight , but they had nothing to lose from beefing on the mic with the biggest rapper on the planet in 96. Especially mobb, chino xl, jayz who all weren't that big like badboy, nas, ll cool j, fugees, dabrat. Pac my boy but i dont agree with him about ice cube and bow down but i do believe cube bit pac style on other things though. Snoop was a snake in the grass.
2024 and until ❤
This song is still fire
I was 13 years old when this came out (December 21st, 1999, the "Still I Rise" version) but only 9 when it was recorded on September 6th, 1996 (7 days before my 10th birthday). Even at 9 years old I was already memorizing every 2Pac song and throwing up West Side at school and getting in trouble for it. It was only elementary school but by then I was already smoking cigarettes on campus, getting into fist fights and stealing computer equipment from the computer lab. I once stole an entire Apple II E computer along with Load Runner and Mickey's Space Adventure on floppy discs (don't ask me how I did it LMAO).
I love my nigga Pac, man. It's an unconditional love
"Huh" and they call their self the voice of the street yeah right, pac was the voice of the people!
This track bumps
One of my favourite OGs. Shame it was remixed, this beat is dope as fuck!
Pac flow towards the end of 96 heading to 97 was way better, more aggressive.
He started mastering the Art of Music
Military minded...makaveli style
@@coppermanarrowz1001pac was reading whole books in 1 day while being in prison . I can only imagine the stuff he learned in prison .
@@coppermanarrowz1001it’s because of all that stuff he learned in prison . He had 11 months to recharge and pac came out of prison A mad man
@adritv8666 yup he regenerated in jail and showed them industry phonies what a real super saiyan n1gga looks like.
That second verse though...damn
Love u Pac
Truly - he was the son of God.
@daufohunter
It's og version of track, recorded on 6 september 1996 session.
The GOAT
Dope Beat 2Pac Rest In Peace Black Jesus
Pac is the greatest rapper ever
This is the original one. I remember having like 6 or 7 CDs. Damn I hate I lost them
BEST RAPPER/MC to touch a mic and spit his soul melodically. My brother. Mr Makaveli Tupac Amarillo Shakur Lesane C.
Da Gat Damn Goat 🐐 🙌 👏
FYI it's still hell 4 a Hustler in 2023
How rough is tupacs voice in this song lol
My nigga. My dad went OFF BRO!!!!!!
@@cattillman7705 hello son