You body is very sexy and your boobs love form a indian man

Beautiful i am indian man i am worthy to marrry you

Lmao I’m still laughing at the story of Mike 2 piecing bubbles 😂 that’s y he didn’t keep acting up when Mike walked in

Who is your dad?

by far the best michael jackson stories i’ve heard thus far, wish there was more!

I think this dude was just high as shit 😂

🙏🏾🤝🏾

Man, I hope 1 day those tapes of him beatboxing and any other music that they worked on gets a high quality light shined out to.Yes I don't care if it's leaked or through the estate lets go dallas austin

Lol 😂 😂😂😂 good job D health is wealth 💧

Yo what is this

Cuzzo kiki back thr talking about pots 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

Cuz what's that

Los' said some real ish, "Michael Jackson was an emotion. He ain't gone cuz he was never here!"

People keep forgetting mike was from Gary, IN. He was always a real one. Thank yall for that clip.

i need all parts

MJ is really him 😎

When you Come’n to Atlanta…

Born naked

Wake up to reality woman are woman

This is the time when I get to watch whatever I want in peace.

Ey is this for realz🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

This would be amazing if they would shut up long enough for him to share the stories...

The audio is fucked

This is why they’ll never put Dallas in a proper mainstream documentary; he refers to Michael as a messiah like genius and they want him remembered as an American pop singer and dancer.

I wish the guys would shut up and just let him talk. Everyone is trying to be a comedian.

Exactly! You see, that is what comes to my mind everytime I hear Makaveli, and that is obviously spirituality. To me, I feel that almost all of Pac's songs, down to each lyric, is heavily emotionally charged and spiritually directed. But there is one song and one lyric especially that set Tupac apart from other rappers of that era. One of my favorite songs by Pac which also happens to be one of rap's all-time greatest diss songs ever to be recorded, and many would agree, is "Hit 'em Up." That song was on another level for real and that is when I noticed that a different part of Pac exists. Another creative and music related side to Pac that I was not used to but quickly began to embrace it. Of course that creativity from Pac and the embrace by myself and others would be short lived. Nevertheless, back to the initial point of my rant...... To the surprise of many rap fans and just people in general, Tupac spent nearly half of his life between a Buddhist Temple and a Jewish synagogue. This was all voluntary and the decision was made by himself without anybody leaning on him or any influence from anybody except for Pac saying that he wanted to learn and see what is out there. He also talked about his higher power and contemplated whether or not there is an afterlife or not. His mind, his heart, and his soul were in search of that very thing we all look for throughout life. I really hope that by now, Pac has found that which he searched. But "Hit 'em Up" was the diss track that didn't just showcase Pac, but the entire West Coast. The low blows were.....well.....LOW! I always viewed Pac to be a God-fearing brother that has a good heart and I believed that if and when the smoke cleared and the bullshit was gone, Tupac's true colors would show and those colors would reveal a legit, geuine human being that cared for and understood the people of his community and the adversity and hardships they faced daily. He related to his people far more than other musicians and celebrities, and it showed. In his music and in his actions. But the real Pac, the spiritual Pac became evident in that legendary diss track. That one infamous bar in "Hit 'em Up" that stood out to me from day one and continues to have me in awe simlply because it truly let us understand this brother once and for all. The lyric goes "Biggie, remember when I used to let you sleep on the couch, and fucked your bitch to let you sleep in the house....." See, that lyric should have let Pac's entire fan base, old & new, and also let whoever cared to know, exactly how humble and transparent he had become as a man, and as a Christian. That lyrics and that song in its entirety should be proof enough to anybody who claims rap music is negative, and promotes sex, drugs, and violence, and degrades black woman and belittles black men, and derails minority children, that their point is not valid. This is a diss track, yes. But it is clearly a spirtual song, written by a spiritual man, who has clearly been recently enlightened and is emitting a beam resemblic a warm angelic light. He had reached the top echelon of empathy and sympathy by practicing throughout his life and also his musical career that which he had learned in his time at the Buddhist Temple and Synagogue. Rumor has it that Pac would often joke around with close friends in his inner circle and refer to himself as a dark-skinned Jewish Monk. That is funny because Pac's bald head only fueled that notion. But regardless of what he referred to himself as, we as his fans and consumers of hip-hop, would come to know what Tupac really is......what he had become. And those choice words he used to compose that lyric I referred to, would further rise him above most men. He stood out because his heart was too big. It paired well with his love muscle. So I hear. I also hear that because of all the herpes, the thots and fuckboys referred to Pac's famous love muscle as none other than "Bumpy Johnson." Pac, a man with a heart and conscience so big, his heightened spirituality would raise him above us mortals. Eventually making him god. There he was, 2pac aka Bumpy Johnson the rapper, aka The Spiritual Rapper aka The GOD Emcee..... #wanna #sleep #on #the #couch??

he is on space station not rocking Marley look smoking fire 🔥 writing hallmark Christmas cards.Bless him, 4 real all respect

Omg. I knew he was still alive!!

U nice looking

Them braces 😍

We just gon skip over how he said little Michael Jackson went and sat next to him at the piano.

my sis D

He was using magic

Damn let Dallas talk

MJ Has a Very Strong Presence. Magical True

Bro came out of nowhere with that shit talking about Michael on his flash shit darting from room to room

Great story

I feel Michael Jackson's aura by watching this..that's how strong his energy is

I wish the two dudes talking didn't interrupt the story the story so much

I couldn't imagine being interviewed for MJ food tester job. My first question is obviously, what happened to the last mf?

They trying to hard to be funny bruh just listen to the dam story 😒

Dam he produced "this time around" that's crazy I listen to that song on the daily basis

I like 85 south show but this interview they needed to stfu and let dallas tell his story

MJ had a jet pack.. 2

I need to step my game up too. I can't just be walking around. I need to glide like Michael. Fa sho 🕶️

I get the jokes and all but sometimes it’s OD when it’s a story everyone wants to hear. It’s okay to chill now and then, no one is going to forget you’re in the room.

These two dig heads took out the essence of why this man trying to tell the story, he was not telling these stories to be funny...he was trying to share a moment with you dickheads.....but ya weed heads couldn’t comprehend.

This interview would be a lot better if these two hosts stop joking around like a bunch of school girls, I have seen u guys tell jokes doing stand up, that can’t be the only side of you guys, come on.

Smoking weed and shitting on our legends.....you guys could have been a little more respectful just because u are comedians doesn’t mean u have to crack jokes all the time...

DALLAS AUSTIN IS TRUE LEGEND!!