2Pac Yelled At Suge Knight About His $700,000 Gridlock'd Movie Check. 2Pac Had Arguments With Suge.

Gobi M. Rahimi spent Tupac Shakur's last eight months with him, serving as a co-producer and director for many of his music videos and short films. Details how Tupac would have arguments with Suge Knight about his money.

[@WallTrapMedia]

One thing you can say about Pac, no matter whether you think he was a gangster or not, a thug or not, a fake thug or not, an outlaw or not, a punk or not, EVERYBODY around him will tell you that above all Pac was fearless and afraid of nobody. A true Baby Panther!

[@MrTee12]

💯 Facts …FK the corny trolling haters who have nothing better to do but speak hateful about the deceased who cannot defend themselves!

[@KarenPatrol123]

Exactly why Suge had to play duck duck goose in the car that night he was shot. Jealousy! 🙄

[@jsj31313jj]

If speaking the truth could determine the quality and duration of your lifespan...and it does Would you put your life in danger by uttering words or having ideas that might be untrue if they were crucial to your continued existence? 👀

[@letssee9]

Proves a major lesson young black males should learn. You don't have to be a gangster to be a soldier.

[@jarvasedundy1]

Only people who say that about 2pac. Are east coast/New York Hip-Hop butt hurt stans lol. 2pac don't owed them shit. He lived in New York for 12yrs of his life. Bro wss still a baby. They always feel like 2pac owed them his life 😂😂 cause he was born in New York. But he didn't get his game from New York. He said in an 93 interview and it's on KZbin. That he respects New York and he's from there. But he claims Oakland, California and that's where he learned the rap game from and life experiences from.

[@Ruby_Sterling]

You’re not my friend if you’re screwing me over financially.

[@melvinhhcp3615]

Bingo

[@maverickworld8192]

SUGE KNIGHT IS A CROOK. let's be realistic here. Yes, SUGE Knight did things for his artist but also robbed them off their money 💰 let's ask 10 death row artist 🎨 signed if they were robbed by SUGE Knight one way or another..I guarantee 💯 9 out of 10 SUGE Knight robbed them for royalties.... SUGE Knight put himself in prison... that dude had millions 😳

[@deelee6080]

Definitely not 💯

[@masterpiece7554]

And definitely not my brother. Suge is a suspect …period

[@BigMac785]

Or if you screw my girl and wife.

[@josegarza7719]

Pac was on top of the world back then

[@RobertAlcorn-ru1dq]

I remember this dude from when Pac was alive and he was just like he is now. Real mf. Shout out Gobi .

[@mariobtron5907]

Hell naw. Suge is the number 1 suspect . Fuck him.

[@iamnaturalistic4532]

Do y'all realize Pac was ahead of his Time ! making an impact on the world the way he did at the age of 25 ! 28 years later he's still being in the public's eyes as if he were ALIVE 💯

[@Champ-ch5tp]

If he was so smart why he sign that slave contract to death row

[@davefezzy]

​@@Champ-ch5tpSheila Todd Francis Usher use the Capital letters that is my reply 🤡🤬

[@nevertheless3856]

​@@Champ-ch5tpbecause he wanted outta jail

[@princeayeki5524]

Is it safe to say it's levels to being a creative genius, sometimes there are parts missing. Real shit n all seriousness.

[@98kame]

27… 1996 not 28 years old yet. And I’m born in 1998

[@emmanuellindor2722]

He is so right. He got family to feed. Where is my money? It totally makes sense now.

[@emanuelsanders6788]

They lined 2 pac up look how someone from death row whispered in his ear there goes Orlando Anderson then breaks out they know gang bangers was going to be in Vegas that night

[@bcollins745]

You month think feeding 40 people onto of legal fees will keep you broke

[@hassanal-mustapha1321]

But why would Suge do him like that? Why would Tupac have to ask and yell over his hard earned money

[@bcollins745]

Tupac was indented to Suge... 2PAC was sitting in jail, with no money to pay decent lawyers and without anyone to come save him. Suge put on his cape and paid Millions for Highpowered Lawyers and legal fees to get 2Pac out of Jail@@hassanal-mustapha1321

[@melvinhhcp3615]

@@hassanal-mustapha1321 Suge robbed everybody on Death Row. That's what he did!

[@lamarputney4582]

Pac was blessed to have a team like him and the outlaws so loyal.

[@NGT4LIFE]

But unfortunately it seems the people Pac was signed to were not loyal.

[@Kalifornia_Dreaming]

Pac fired Gobi and Afeni sued him because he was selling Pac footage

[@kmoore410]

​@KaliKonnect do you think Gobi was wrong for doing that ??

[@Kalifornia_Dreaming]

@kmoore410 Yes. There's footage of Pac cussing him out, yet he makes it seem like they were the best of friends.

[@kmoore410]

@@Kalifornia_Dreaming 🤦🏾‍♂️🤦🏾‍♂️🤦🏾‍♂️🤦🏾‍♂️ fame and money will have mf's delusional & deceitful acting like they was like that

[@NOGLOVETOUCH]

That Gridlock check had no business going to Suge. No business!

[@MrQlypse1]

@TheEsquireofSports.2.0 how about All Eyez on me sales?

[@mr_credentials]

Pac should have stayed in jailed and start fresh once he would have got out.

[@TeeTV22]

@@mr_credentialsI said that myself too.

[@papas28mjoli]

​@TheEsquireofSports.2.0Pacs deal was to do two albums and he already did three on Deathrow so he was done with them. All eyes on me and Makaveli

[@williamalmendarez9157]

@@papas28mjoliI think sure played him tho because he tried to say the all eyes on me album was one album even tho it was double disk, idk why pac ain’t just release two albums

[@roxxylala26]

Protect this man, you can tell he loved PAC and speaks the truth. Pac was going to leave once he would've found out he owned nothing. Smh..Suge played lil bro out.

[@roxxylala26]

@neekemik2146 At this point they ALL are but Gobi IN MY OPINION you can tell he speaks the truth.

[@TheStartingQB]

They were robbing him, point blank! Damn crooks and liars.

[@dominicbrogsdale3348]

" they obsessed with this moneymaking ain't nothn we fear " - 2pac Tupac was definitely fearless

[@samuelfernandezbjj]

* "So obsessed with this moneymaking"

[@ooutlaww45]

Pac went away too soon. Dude was way ahead of his time! RIP Makaveli 🙏🏽

[@masel4036]

U all say yhe same shit damn

[@tavius88]

@@masel4036shut up 😂

[@madebyme777]

I CAN FEEL GOBI'S HEART AND SPIRIT!!! 🤞🏽💯STAY STRONG

[@ADA_746]

This man is liar. Pac couldn't stand this man.

[@fullybluntt]

2pac was the ultimate perfectionist...anything Pac made literally is 🔥🔥🔥 like MJ like Bob Marley 💯

[@jasondawson92]

Prince

[@fullybluntt]

@@jasondawson92 💯

[@fidelcastro236]

He wasn’t the first to say 2pac and Suge had arguments

[@Ontiming2023]

Suge definitely was ripping off Tupac how is that mama movie money going to suge pac was making hella shit music movies an none of that income came to him this proves suge is a snake this why you don’t take free shit from people had Tupac stayed in jail none of that would of happened

[@frankvalentino1121]

He won’t be the last…

[@Ms.A.Matthews415]

He won't be the last. I'm convinced now that Pac was leaving Deathrow. At first I was on the fence, but the more people speak there truth on the situation I'm convinced he was leaving.

[@mrhappyfolger2721]

​@@Ms.A.Matthews415dont listen to these suge/death row haters they have their own agenda...2pac was leaving to start makaveli records through a death row distribution deal...he and suge had a plan to take over the music industry and get bad boy and Jimmy henchmen affiliated business out of the map..thats why he's dead..

[@AJ22840]

@@Ms.A.Matthews415 The fact that he had a letter faxed firing David Kenner and the death row security was definitely telling. He was definitely on his way out after he finished the Makaveli album.

[@davruck1]

He was the Golden goose for everybody else.

[@Bidness100]

Facts

[@rudy6222]

Facts

[@schaftsson7392]

He tried to mix hood life and hollywood ways , but wasn’t a success…

[@xl576]

@@schaftsson7392a dumb analogy. No wonder you still watch cartoons. Play with your toys

[@lethal5flow679]

@@xl576 Dr. Dre was the original Golden Goose for Death Row....once you noticed Suge didn't realize what he had in Dre....you knew death row was bound to collapse.

[@damonsmith7661]

Me personally im not breaking my neck to provide for 40 grown ass people....just goes to show what kind of heart Pac had

[@lashunebrown7405]

Protect this guy at all cost

[@Ms.A.Matthews415]

I agree with you.

[@thunderouso6662]

How ?

[@danksinatra5977]

Protect him😂😂 🤡

[@Ms.A.Matthews415]

@danksinatra5977 Seeing as though people who tend to speak out end up in different situations. Rip 2pac, Johnny J, Kadafi, Fatal, Big Syke, Shock G and Big Stretch

[@mariobtron5907]

​@@Ms.A.Matthews415don't forget gonzo

[@jaycostewart8]

They got me stressed out on Death row Im getting money But baby, ive got to get more. Tupac shakur Makaveli Tha Don 💯🕊️.

[@ducklife420]

You can tell this dude loved pac and saw the dream that pac had. They were going to make magic with those films

[@thelight3547]

Taking care of 40 people, grooming the outlaws , putting them on tracks a lot of people feel they had no business on, not charging black clothing brands to model their garments. He was a ill selfless dude. Rip the great Tupac.

[@JohnDaDon12]

Yes, the Outlaws had nooooo business on a lot of those records. Dudes was hot 🗑️🗑️🗑️

[@TonTon.2142]

@@JohnDaDon12L take

[@youtubejunkiee4125]

​@@JohnDaDon12you tripping, they were just overshadowed, Kadafi & Fatal were lyrical and Big Syke & Edi came with aggression

[@johneithadunklin8835]

​@@JohnDaDon12❤😂 agreed

[@KevondrickBailey]

It just goes back to what Pac' s mama said, Tupac was in Suge' s face the last 2 or 3 weeks of his life about his money.

[@Ziggy246]

Kinda gives me suspicions about the first theory that Suge had a hand in his death. All too weird, don't know if I fully believe it was all Keefe D amd Orlando. Maybe they fired the bullets but it was a set up? Who knows I guess.

[@nunyabisness2459]

Brother this content is gold. Finally a inside look of how it really was before his passing.

[@alidaygo619]

Pac was a real one

[@AmaniThurman]

True black man

[@nmr20067]

I like this dudes interviews. He seems real and is telling the truth..

[@kevinlee9929]

Gobi be lying

[@nmr20067]

@@kevinlee9929 Says who? A capping internet troll that thinks Messy Wright is telling the truth? 😂😂😂😂

[@kevinlee9929]

@@nmr20067 A person who heard EDI check Gobi on lies he had been telling. But you keep on believing everything Gobi has to say. Alot of y'all are naive as hell.

[@christophermoss8411]

​@@nmr20067😂

[@christophermoss8411]

🐑 🐑 🐑..........

[@zero1fifty8]

Pac was a natural born fearless leader in every aspect of his short adult life. If not that fateful night in Las Vegas then it would've been in a different time in his life sadly I'm sure. It's no wonder he lived with such a sense of urgency he knew without a doubt his time was limited

[@codyhertzler2387]

You're definitely dreaming about being his botton

[@randyhenry5446]

​@@ijumpjudywhy comment if you hate a dead man? You haters make a fool of yourself all the time when y'all take the time to comment.. so you wasted your time. Why?

[@AmaniThurman]

Right

[@TheAndos77]

​@@ijumpjudyyou're an absolute clown

[@B1GJOHNSTUD]

🤣🤣🤣

[@Ruby_Sterling]

Pac knew he generated wayyyy more than it costed to bail him out. Sometimes I wonder if the MGM fight wasn’t his attempt to go back to jail, because that’s exactly what would’ve happened if he had lived.

[@jarvasedundy1]

I think that night, for whatever reason. Was supposed to happened to him and this coming from a die hard 2pac fan. In the sense of saying. It was just the wrong decision that day. To mess with him and for him to mess with Orlando Anderson.

[@kevinlee9929]

Pac was advanced alot of money before he was ever to see payment from his sales.

[@mercedestorque1735]

Cases are beatable we've seen it before,as long as you have good lawyers that's what you need.

[@mercedestorque1735]

​@@kevinlee9929that advance money is nothing compared to what pac made for deathrow and himself,he was a cash cow period

[@Gunn27]

Costed? Wtf?

[@E.Niggma]

This what happens when you sign contracts without reading them. STOP looking at that "big check" because that means less than shxt, if you're signing over royalties. Your big budget expenses(cars,clothes,travel, houses, ect) the label lets you have, must be paid back in full. Retain a lawyer outside of the label before you sign anything.

[@justinperry2352]

He was still signed to interscope. Suge was only his manager.

[@mannied6395]

This is why right before he died, Pac had death row audited. No matter how much people want to say suge loved Pac, once a person is investigated/audited by a friend.....that friendship is Never the same!

[@edmcclendon9588]

Same reason Biggie was canceled out.

[@ac_0067]

700k in 1995 would be like 1.4 million in todays money👌

[@JohnDaDon12]

He still owed Death Row for getting him out. That was Suge’s money that got him outta jail. Y’all forgot??

[@dirtyface-capone7622]

​@JohnDaDon12 That was supposed to be paid back through album sales.Pac's movie money should've went directly into his own personal bank account.

[@chris_676]

@@JohnDaDon12Interscope bailed him out with the money he had made from me against the world album. He was never signed to death row, he was signed to Interscope. Go watch the Delray Richardson interviews he has all the paperwork.

[@edubb1luv100]

​@dirtyface-capone7622 exactly one business has nothing to do with the other

[@thowdoffhefe5316]

@@chris_676facts pac Had his own label

[@dubbs8294]

In hearing this interview, it does confirm what Russell pool said during his investigation

[@melvinhhcp3615]

R.I.P. Russell Poole

[@lethal5flow679]

Pacs Aunt was saying the same thing in one of those documentaries, "As soon as Pac died, death row took back all his cars"

[@johnwyatt40]

I remember correctly Pacs aunt said that Pacs was talking about blowing up Death Row studio LOL 😂

[@RonaldJames-eo2hc]

That's because everything was on Suge's name. Snoop said when he was leaving Deathrow, Everything he had was owned by Suge & his wife & the house was on his name to. Suge basically was pimping all of them. They sold millions of records but Suge wasn't paying his artists all of the money

[@isaacannanjr2371]

Pee Diddy copied the same playbook from Suge.

[@wifey379]

@@isaacannanjr2371how sad

[@nme.00104]

​@@RonaldJames-eo2hcvery similar to lou pearlman,

[@eazythetruth]

Pac had about 120k in his account when he passed. My favorite artist . Rip pac he changed the world

[@pattyh4678]

Suge pimped him and kenner pimped suge but as smart as Tupac was he was desperate to be free and anyone who has ever been incarcerated for more than a week can commiserate totally

[@capo-amg6755]

This dude comes of authentic No reason to lie

[@kingsleyewuzie4124]

Is obvious that immediately Tupac died Suge knight started stealing all his money and left only 40000 thousand dollars

[@e30life_91]

things start to make more sense now with pac and suge ....

[@tyrellp06]

Yup. And folks still have a hard time thinking Suge couldn't have been a part of the setup smh

[@malcolmmuhammad7993]

2Pac was bigger than DeathRow 💯

[@AmaniThurman]

Facts

[@Ms.A.Matthews415]

Facts

[@AmaniThurman]

Biggie, smalls was bigger than bad boy.💯

[@rmindz2751]

GOBI is a Real one, it's sad hearing about what Pac went through his whole life. Pac had good intentions

[@domjoseph2007]

Pac didnt give a f if it was sure he wasn't scared of him

[@nvm7191]

“They took my money and my stash time to get em back”

[@truestdude]

More interviews with Gobi bro!! We need that

[@anthonyjohnson-dq8ls]

2PAC GREATEST RAPPER OF ALL TIME 💯😎📻📻📻📻📻💪

[@elchurro7540]

​@ijumpjudy Ja Rule better than both of them ! It's Murdahhhh 💯

[@rellyrellisreallyreal2304]

@@ijumpjudyThis guy a clown and trolling

[@zone18finest53]

My guy art always delivers the best Tupac interviewers

[@jarvasedundy1]

This goes to show you, Suge used 2pac. He gave 2pac exactly what he wanted: Women, jewelry and a few grand of dollars, cars and houses. To help him get back on his feet. Cause he knew, thats what 2pac wanted and he was fresh out of jail. And they aldo agreed to do a 3 album deal. And he gave 2pac all the studio time he wanted to record all the music he wanted. But at the end of the day, he wasn't giving 2pac his true royalty that 2pac put in the hard work for. And this isn't the first person to say, Suge was using 2pac.

[@JohnDaDon12]

Wait, what are you talking about?? Didn’t Suge and Interscope bail Pac out of jail?? U think it was free?? Flying Tupac around the country?? What was the bill for that?? 24 hour security??? What about that?? He owed Suge, u sound crazy.

[@reginaldcrain4428]

You sound like a low level minded person think bigger If suge was using 2pac , them what was jimmy iovine doing ??? He was sign to him num 1 album sitting in jail but nobody says shit about jimmy smh just the black guy

[@dirtyface-capone7622]

Thing is, Tupac died before the royalties could actually kick in.He was only on Death Row for about 10 months.AEOM was still a new release.He didn't even live to see the Makaveli album.So much happened in a short amount of time.

[@TeeTee-2016]

Tupac died right after he started firing everyone, including David Kenner. Reggie never mentioned that Tupac fired him and what Snoop said was true. Everything they had was in Suges name and Reggie’s name too.

[@kevinlee9929]

If Suge used 2Pac then 2Pac used Suge too

[@bluefanclub430]

This man spoke the truth

[@GoGetYourShinebox]

Lol y’all say this about almost everyone. ‘You can just tell this person is speaking facts. You can just tell’ 😂😂😂

[@aliquran7535]

U don’t even know this man lol so don’t say he speak true

[@bluefanclub430]

How do you not know that?

[@Ms.A.Matthews415]

I really like this guy and enjoy hearing him speak about Pac. It basically brings clarity to the situation at deathrow, where it was often portrayed that 2pac happy. It's seems that at the end, there were issues with Suge and Deathrow about his money and master's. It's clear to me now that 2pac wanted out of Deathrow and preparing to leave.

[@almightytre3730]

Everybody comes on this platform claiming 2Pac and Suge had issues but never talk about their personal fall outs with Pac. Ask Gobi why he didn't do Pac last 2 music videos.

[@Ontiming2023]

Suge definitely was ripping off Tupac how is that mama movie money going to suge pac was making hella shit music movies an none of that income came to him this proves suge is a snake this why you don’t take free shit from people had Tupac stayed in jail none of that would of happened suge learned from the white man how to pump blk people in the industry

[@KarenPatrol123]

@@almightytre3730 You must be Suge family or something. Who cares ….. Suge didn’t even speak up about the shooting that night and still hasn’t knowing his life is over. That’s not a brother. FOH 🧢🧢🧢🧢

[@Ms.A.Matthews415]

It seems to me everyone had fallout with Pac at some point. But, it keep being portrayed that 2pac had a wonderful relationship with Deathrow and Suge when that's obviously not the case. Yes, Pac could run hot and cold that's obvious by the different interviews I seen. But, at the end 2pac clearly wasn't happy with Deathrow and was moving on.

[@Ms.A.Matthews415]

​@@almightytre3730 I'm pretty sure he had Gobi had there fall out too. But, he offers clarity in the relationship when it comes to Suge and 2pac. The picture of his last week's and days are becoming clearer as more people speak there truth. I'm not saying it's factual but it there truth.

[@nikkinichols323]

That's ok though. Years before Afeni left this realm, she made sure to snatch back every scent from who it didn't belong to!!!!

[@RealHollywoodJuice]

Sounds like Pac was in the same situation Wayne was in with Cash Money

[@dbaldwin]

Its 2023.... and 2pac stories just get more interesting.

[@jumahbrady670]

Facts 💯

[@lianobonanno7573]

Yeah crazy

[@timmy841212]

Okay now these are the interviews we need. I do know Pac was angry with Suge about a lot of stuff, mainly money.

[@Ms.A.Matthews415]

Glad you said that, I agree they are needed. It gives much perspective into his last few weeks on Deathrow. But nobody should have to ask for money there owed. It's clear to me there was some double dipping involved. I'm not as sure as I was prior about Pac staying. It's clear to me he was making plans for an exit with the firing of his attorney and security 2 weeks prior.

[@jasonallen3678]

At first I thought this interview was going to be trivial like the last one , but I believe every word this man speaks..

[@Gunn27]

Like when he claimed several times he’d release all the unseen 2pac footage for the past number of years that have still not been released? 👍

[@chrisburns143]

This man be telling fibs and fables like he sitting around the camp fire. Why would the movie company give Tupac check to suge ??? Makes no sense, and when it comes to pac money he wasn’t even sue anything till august/September for AEOM.

[@orionpoole3283]

true

[@shemssasbaimaa1453]

Bullshit, as intelligent as PAC was with attorneys around him and he didn't know his homes were not in his name. Sounds stupid

[@jasonallen3678]

@@Gunn27 I don't know about that, because this interview is the only time I heard of him, but at the same time common sense tells me that if he owned such footage,he would still need permission from pacs estate to do so, even if he owns the material and apparently they didn't give clearance,so maybe that is why you haven't seen that footage yet..

[@Jon-mc1jb]

Yaasmyn Fula interview 👀 you been on a role art

[@namenlosNamenlos]

This is why I don't ever blame people for thinking Suge got something to do with Tupac's demise... 🤔

[@akeemsulaiman6824]

He was leaving and it was some sour people including the security guards that got fired and lawyer

[@Wehaveshortshorts]

Reggie wanted suge n pac gone ..: Suge n pac were cool spats happen pac signed the contract Reggie is vengeful Art needs to get in touch with Kevin hackie Kevin can free keefe d .. n cause Reggie to stress Puffy zip or the southsiders had nothing to do with pac Why u think Reggie mad at suge now

[@Ms.A.Matthews415]

​@@akeemsulaiman6824 I'm definitely feeling you on your observation.

[@Wehaveshortshorts]

Look what happen when Reggie ran death row .. murder a lot of the mob were offed .. Only person who’s still alive from vegas outside the remaining outlaws n suge is trayvon

[@TeeTee-2016]

@@WehaveshortshortsI agree, how did Reggie gain so much power in such little time. Tupac was with Death Row less than a year and everyone wanted him. The truth is slowly coming out . Reggie never mentioned that Tupac fired him.

[@PracticeMakesPaper]

This makes it even worst that Pac jumped a crip for Suge who wasnt even paying him properly

[@saveyurs911]

In the words of Tupac immortal, "Use your brains" it was a SETUP. Think real hard. They knew Pac would be hype up after a Tyson fight. He was on 1000%. They point out the op and a fight breaks out. Now, there is motive for a retaliation shooting worse case scenario. The least case scenario is that Pac would violate his probation and would have to go back to jail. Deathrow would get him out of trouble and he would owe a big favor to Suge. HENCE, your not going anywhere.

[@jay-boy7102]

wait till REGGIE sees this and creates his own narrative on BOMB1st lol

[@GobiMRahimi]

Everyone is entitled to share their truth. So is @reggie.

[@jimmybrown2040]

those 40 family members should be ashamed of themselves

[@bbwlover737]

Thank you GOBI for sharing these stories!

[@thowdoffhefe5316]

Who is gobi

[@truestdude]

​@@thowdoffhefe5316the guy in the interview

[@jasonisjasondoes]

Suge would have received 2Pac's future Oscar.

[@mamelodiSAnews]

It don't matter,he would have been a billionaire today😊

[@jorgeaugustoplard828]

More interviews with Gobi, he was 2Pac right hand for real while being in Death Row Records

[@Ms.A.Matthews415]

Right hand and left hand along with Tracy, outlawz and Ms.Yasmyn Fula who is such a wonderful woman/ mother panther whom was very protective of Pac.

[@1100goat]

“I gotta keep it real I was leaving death row” mystery 2

[@tenlaflare6046]

Dese the authentic stories we really needed it. 💯

[@kozidoesit]

Man the industry did PAC so wrong.

[@WhoIsBlaqMagic]

One thing we Geminis not gon play about....our fkn money .. Pac stood on business no matter the repercussions and that itself , is commendable

[@arkhamknight6371]

Stop with the astrology bs,so I'm guessing every other sign don't care about their $????? Go nap

[@sheilad7324]

Think no signs play about their unless they just don’t give af

[@Jawnwickk]

I’m pretty sure every human that has ever lived won’t play about 700k 😂

[@IsThatBlaqMagic]

Unfortunately....i said what i said 😂😂😂 .. fortunately , it got a reaction 😎😎

[@IsThatBlaqMagic]

​@@Jawnwickk aint neva lied 😂😂

[@darikmulatu3802]

Thank you for this beautiful informal interview Art, this iranian dude is hilarious and humble. ❤PAC4EVA

[@ddubentertainment7594]

When you have more than one person saying pac was trying to leave, I tend to believe them

[@TheStartingQB]

I believe it

[@melvinhhcp3615]

This should've been common knowledge decades ago.

[@tahmaskenchers1782]

With how fast he was releasing music within a year it was clear he was trying to get out of his contract as fast as possible. Everyone tries to think he was naive signing with Suge. Theres a reason he was telling his artistes not to sign with death row. He was planning to be out of there within a year or two.

[@Ms.A.Matthews415]

Yes, I believe you on there. Pac was on his way out of Deathrow and making plans for his label and publishing company. They were about to loose there golden goose.

[@Ms.A.Matthews415]

@@thereasonthroughthebs At the time he could have said that. But, Pac was entitled to change his mind. I tend to believe the latter that he was planning on leaving. It seems to Pac had become disillusioned by the goings on and wanted to grow as an artist and man. That's why I believe he had gone through that period of were he was firing people left and right. But everyone has a pac story and none of them seem to match up. So, that leads credence to the belief Pac was a social chameleon and had the ability to adapt to any situation or person do to his upbringing.

[@bossak1720]

Pac Would Have Been Hiphops First Billonaire

[@futureflavors205]

Lmao even if he did get paid you didn't hear the man say he was supporting 40 ppl? You can't earn enough to support that many hangers on family or not That's the same reason Hammer went broke

[@TeeTee-2016]

Suge would have been HipHops first Billionaire. None of Death Row Artists got rich until they left.

[@princeharbinger]

He sure would have been Hiphops' first billionaire as an artist. Makaveli Records!

[@princeharbinger]

​​@@TeeTee-2016 Not quite he only had money because he was stealing it from his artist. Once Dre and Snoop left and Tupac died, how well did Deathrow do then? Even if Snoop stayed, it wouldn't have saved Deathrow. His last album failed on there, just like his current album BODR.

[@bigGhana]

@@ijumpjudynah

[@BlackBiker1017]

Pac The Goat... Nothing else to be said.

[@jumahbrady670]

Facts 💯

[@mr206gohawks8]

@@ijumpjudy do you have a job? A life? A wife? you spend a lot of time and energy being a KZbin troll.

[@BigBoss-zi5ss]

Alot of ppl said Suge became greedy ..and look how it turned out

[@mercedestorque1735]

Pac died rich and had he lived he would be a billionaire by now,he was driven and very ambitious.... Makaveli the Don 👑

[@Gunn27]

$40k isn’t rich. Simp.

[@ADA_746]

Pac didn't died rich. His mom spoke on this if you had listened pax died broke.

[@mercedestorque1735]

@@Gunn27 I wouldn't expect a clueless broke idiot like you to understand

[@mercedestorque1735]

@@ADA_746 go read my comment again you ignoramus

[@kevzella19]

Well done for bringing Gobi in. Ask him what happened to the seven days footage s

[@mrcolemans4504]

He was the last Don of the rap game 😢it’s a crying 😢 shame 😳

[@partyandbullshit45]

That would be 50 cent

[@JohnDaDon12]

Facts. It’s 50 Cent.

[@04markg]

That be Master P

[@dobblino778]

Best guest related to Pac! Glad VLAD didn't get it

[@ganeshramnarine1206]

Pac and Suge was close to the end which is well documented, everyone close will have arguments, that's not a surprise.

[@erickennedy3322]

Yep

[@Ms.A.Matthews415]

Not if you playing with somebody's money.

[@MrSosa1969]

Naaa all these dudes history revisionists . I was around back then . Most were friendly and kosher with one another yes, yet I know many of PAC’s closest family members and friends. It wasn’t all like that. Mostly it was like let me play this game and stay real cool and come out alive through all this . Ironically it didn’t end that way.

[@Ms.A.Matthews415]

@@MrSosa1969 Apparently not because Pac is deceased and was owed millions of dollars.

[@TheAlkebulanTrust]

Looking forward to Suge Knight responding to this 🤣😭😭😭

[@Edgesofnowhere008]

"That was my little brother man." Is all we'll get. No real intricate details. "Lil nigga lost his mind talking to me crazy."

[@AnthonySmith-bq2if]

SUGE KNIGHT IN JAIL TALKING BOUT AKON WHEN HE NEEDS TO BE TALKING BOUT HOW HE PLAYED PAC OUT OF MILLIONS AND MORE

[@Edgesofnowhere008]

True. But why would an innocent little girl brought around on a pit stop lie about Akon? Sus af.

[@Smithxpressshow]

Here before million views

[@PixelTapMan]

PAC should’ve had his business together! It’s sad he didn’t live to enjoy none of it! 😢

[@PPHDocumentaries]

Pac`s mother, and Pac`s bodyguard Frank said Suge was being funny with the money when it came to Pac. And i think she and/or Frank said something along the lines of Pac was about to get DeathRow audited shortly before he got killed. And one of them said Pac had fired Suge`s lawyer. This is part of the reason why Suge should be seen as a one of the many suspect`s to Pac`s death. I think Pac kept this out of the media because he was too embarrassed because he said west side is the best side.

[@richardterungwakombol6406]

Your conclusion is stupid. Extrapolating the behaviour of one person to an entire state is stupid. So if one person from a place or race treats you bad then everyone from there is bad, what kind of kindergarten logic is that.

[@deetee9850]

I feel that

[@PPHDocumentaries]

@@richardterungwakombol6406 You know what else is stupid? Putting words in people`s mouth. I never put an entire state in box for what Pac said. I simply said i believe pac was afraid to let the media know what was going on at DeathRow because he was to embarrassed because he said west side was the best side. How is that hard to comprehend? How is that lumping an entire state into one box?

[@richardterungwakombol6406]

@@PPHDocumentaries Clearly English is not your primary language of communication. Let me try again, why will Pac be ashamed of the love he has always shown to the Westside because one person may have wronged him? Do you now see how stupid it sounds?

[@PPHDocumentaries]

@@richardterungwakombol6406 No your projecting, clearly your the one with the poor comprehension skills or poor english languge skills. Since you got ish backwards let me turn it forward. Pac said: "F NY, West Side is the best side." If he went to the press and said "Suge is short changing me" he would have look stupid because he already said West Side is the Best side. During a interview when he was asked about Suge he had nothing but good words about Suge. But behind the scenes appear to be the opposite. So Pac obviously was too ashamed to tell what was realy going on because he would have looked stupid in front of the world because he was one that said west side is the best side. Do you understand me now or you still too slow to comprehend?

[@LeoSolo34]

When it's all said and done, Suge is exactly wtf he belongs.... In prison.... He deserves every bit of his karma...

[@mk18397]

Exactly.

[@Gunn27]

Whilst you clowns happily watch Diddy swan about. The karma is coming, beleee dat.

[@josegarza7719]

Pac was leaving DR. I believe suge is crazy enough to put a hit on pac while he was close in the same car. The money coming in was insane. Suge knew he was going to get sued by pac eventually. Don’t take a rocket scientist to see that

[@alejandroturcios5839]

What about Diddy living free making his millions ?

[@nicklepickle7776]

@@alejandroturcios5839not sure what to do with him, being in prison would be like Disneyland to him, he would want to ride on everything.

[@MrUnpredictable187]

Love or hate him if you a troller but one thing about PAC when he has something to say or get off his chest he will let be know💯 i’m telling you this right now. 2Pac was annoyed with the death row environment he eventually would’ve left to do his own thing! you don’t gotta be a rocket scientist to know that.

[@ZMSportsnShorts]

this guy got me thinking about that 2nd theory….

[@bigvaughntv]

This just open a whole can of questions🤷🏾‍♂️

[@Ms.A.Matthews415]

You ain't never lied

[@westyraviz]

“How the fuck did I end up in this magical space with Tupac?” You ended up in that magical space because Suge Knight made the decision to bail Tupac out of jail. Tupac was his own man, but you should respect Suge for helping secure Tupac’s freedom to begin with. As for all that money going to Death Row, there was cost to bail him out. There was cost for his recording studio time, music videos, marketing, promotion, travel, hotels, restaurants, etc. All of that wasn’t free and can be very costly when catering to celebrities and their entourages. People who don’t understand music business don’t appreciate that record companies invest in artists in order to make a profit. They don’t do it out of love. It’s also a gamble on the record companies part, as the artist could bomb royally. And even with a golden goose like Tupac, the record company would still have to recoup their cost at a profit, and all other incidentals. Suge/Death Row had to answer to Interscope. Tupac would definitely have reaped the reward of his labor, but I don’t believe that he would have seen it at the time he expected to see it. After the 3rd album, he’d likely have been rolling in dough. It’s just tragic that the 3rd album was posthumous. It’s very sad really, because he worked so hard and had so much promise, but then it was all taken from him during one night moment of madness. He didn’t get to enjoy the fruits of his labor. Don’t subscribe to the notion that Death Row had anything to do with Tupac’s death simply because there was business/money conflict. Ask any artist, this is normal in the industry. Even Prince had beef with his record label.

[@Panther-]

Its crazy how, his perspective is so different to what a lot of people who ran deathrow sayids crazy man...

[@keelybrewer113]

Art!! ✨

[@TreMakaveli]

GOBI YOU A MF LEGEND 💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾🔥🔥

[@unclemoneybags1022]

U don't even know this Arab dude

[@Ms.A.Matthews415]

I seen alot of videos and he definitely does good work.

[@GobiMRahimi]

@@unclemoneybags1022Iranians aren’t Arab dooofus.

[@GobiMRahimi]

1love

[@Ms.A.Matthews415]

@@GobiMRahimi Living legend and great video director. Much respect to you and your work with 2pac it was phenomenal.

[@boonboon9118]

GOBI !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@consiglieremusick9079]

Suge was Pac's manager.

[@futureflavors205]

Manager/accountant/ CEO and Big Homie 😂 Suge hit Pac with the Compton Okie doke 👌 thinking he was gang gang

[@mr.gearlds]

If u notice, everybody that says there were problems between Pac & Suge over $ is either family or close enough 2 be considered family. I was done soon as Ms Afeni said it🤷🏾‍♂️

[@Ms.A.Matthews415]

That is a very true statement. Pac wanted his money and his masters.

[@kylejetty5611]

Out of everybody that has been interviewed for pac Gobi is the one i feel is the best and very close to 2pac and i look forward out of everything on this channel to seeing gobi being interviewed ! Good move The art of Dialogue !

[@leodjoneluv]

napoleon was closer to pac

[@ThurroAlexander]

I believe this man one hundred percent 💯💯💯

[@mikeprem4152]

Good content bro

[@TosereOjeme]

Reggie’s gonna come for this guy soon.

[@Ms.A.Matthews415]

Probably, I believe this guy 💯. He has nothing to gain by lying. The portrayal that Suge and Deathrow was all cozy apparently was myth. While I do believe some aspects of it. You can't play with someone money.

[@OrganicTrap]

You already know

[@dirtyface-capone7622]

​@@Ms.A.Matthews415I saw Pac's biological father make a post on Facebook.Basically implying that Suge & crooked law enforcement agencies set Tupac up to be murdered.

[@eatassonthefirstdate]

him n John are already talking shit over at Bomb 1st. "Oh we got a video coming in a few days". man shut the FVCK up w them bish @sses...

[@lethal5flow679]

And Choke No Joke is gonna roast Reggie about this interview

[@lianobonanno7573]

Dude a real one

[@KaliBleu]

Mutah said Pac and Suge were close and he wasn't leaving Deathrow.Gobi wasn't as close to Pac as he wants ppl to believe. Friends argue all the time, and there probably were money issues. Wtf didn't his family get off their asses and work?They drained his accounts. That's why he died broke.

[@bobcam7256]

💯

[@illmatic9096]

Lets be real, pac didn;t tell mutah everything, plus mutah was young when all this was going on, he had no clue about what was going on with the buissness shit

[@KaliBleu]

@illmatic9096 Let's be real too.Mutah lived with Pac and knows a lot .He just isnt putting all.of Pac's business out there. Gobi was not always around.I said it's clear there were money issues but Gobi is alluding to Suge having Pac murdered which is false.Pac shortly before he died tatted MOB on his arm and died hitting Orlando over a Deathrow chain. His label was already registered and was going to be under Deathrow. Where was Pac going?Interscope wanted nothing to do with him because of all the shit he had going on.Afeni also sued Gobi's ass for trying to sell Pac's footage. So, like Yaasmyn has said about the others,he's also a crow.

[@WelshOracle]

Listen to Professor Smith talking about Tupac 48 hrs before he died he was leaving , read re his Mum and the money for the estate and how She took DR to court to sort things out , listen to outlaws friends saying their were doing in one Unity album uniting everyone etc and listen to Interview called gridlock Tupac on here where he tells he set up production company wants to get more into films Tupac was about people when he ate his friends ate that how he was always helping them he was not Good with money because he blew alot but he was 25 had court cases law suits etc but have alot to help people and I respect him for that This guy had big plans Ahead of him it was an Exciting time he and all DR Security and Suge needed To do was pull him Away from the fight that night but it was set up and Not what Suge wanted Because he knew He was leaving RIP Tupac ❤

[@WelshOracle]

@@thereasonthroughthebs Yeah he was setting up his label at Makivelli at death row for album One and then doing second album at duckdown records this is good Bit of writing hope you enjoy I did 😉- Tupac Shakur’s ‘One Nation’: Associates Share Story Behind Late Rapper’s Unreleased Album Paul MearaNation,” an excited Tupac Shakur said during the spring of 1996 while walking into Los Angeles’ Can-Am Studios, in a video available on KZbin (below). “It’s going to be an East Coast/West Coast collaborationThe 25-year-old rapper certainly had his differences with other artists, industry bosses and street soldiers - disputes that may have ultimately led to his death 20 years ago on Sept. 13, 1996 - but if you ask some of those who were with ‘Pac during the final months of his life, they tell a different story. Tupac’s unreleased and unfinished album known as One Nation intended to show the rap industry, and perhaps the world, that rappers from opposite coasts could work together. Looking back on One Nation, many of Tupac’s associates feel it had the potential to be his most acclaimed work. Those who were there during its initial recording sessions recall just how potent its message was shaping up to be. Perhaps the album was set in motion by his mother, Afeni Shakur, and her contributions to the Civil Rights movement. She combated the divide-and-conquer strategies of COINTELPRO, a program used by the FBI to survey, infiltrate and stifle the Black Panther Party, among other leftist groups, during its rise around the late ’60s and early ’70s. She was also pregnant with ‘Pac while behind bars. Afeni] was saying [the East vs. West beef] was reminding her of the tactics that COINTELPRO used,” E.D.I. Mean of Tupac’s affiliate group The Outlawz remembers. “Even though he was trying to explain to her that that’s not what he was doing, I believe some of that got through to him.” One Nation’s inception began with a meeting that hosted Tupac, members of his Outlawz crew and other trusted friends and advisors. At the time, ‘Pac was public enemy No. 1 to a lot of rap factions in New York and New Jersey, as most of the East Coast sided with Bad Boy during the label’s meteoric rise. His initial aim was to show he still had love for the East Coast, and his target was the Brooklyn rap collective, Boot Camp Clik. Comprised of the groups Black Moon, Smif-N-Wessun, O.G.C. (also known as Originoo Gunn Clappaz) and the newly-formed duo Heltah Skeltah, Boot Camp had the unique position of not being signed to a major label. The backpacks and Timberland boots they brandished in the videos for their highly successful underground singles “I Got Cha Opin,” “Bucktown” and “Leflaur Leflah Eshkoshka” were about as New York as you could get. They also had formed their own label, Duckdown Records, a year prior, which many say ‘Pac admired as he was trying to start a label himself. Whoever we reached out [about One Nation] felt conflicted because they didn’t want to disrespect Biggie and Bad Boy. [They] had to be independent and self-sufficient in their own where they didn’t have to worry about offending nobody,” E.D.I. recalls. “On top of that, we were fans of Boot Camp. We was bumping that at the time so it was like, let’s reach out to Buckshot and the whole Boot Camp, and specifically Smif-N-Wessun. ‘Pac was like, ‘Oh hell yeah. That’s a great idea. I f-k with them too.'” Then came the phone call that would rock Buckshot (of Black Moon), Smif-N-Wessun and all of their cohorts to this very day. It was an initial correspondence that was almost written off as a prank. “We was in the studio and my boy called me. He said that ‘Pac was on the phone and I was like, ‘Get out of here.’ I didn’t believe him,” Buckshot recalls. “I was like, ‘Seriously?’ He said, ‘No bullshittin’.’ I went to the phone and sure enough it was ‘Pac. He said, ‘Yo, B, I want y’all to come out to California and work on this project with me [called] One Nation.’” Dru Ha, Duckdown Records president, adds, “Two days later he sent the plane tickets and we went out thereAs soon as the crew touched down in L.A., Tupac was out in front, greeting them with the biggest grin on his face. “Leave the bags,” he yells in video captured of Buckshot and his team getting out of the limousine ‘Pac had sent for them. From there the newly acquainted parties would head for Shakur’s new home in Calabasas where they stayed while recording his proposed new album. A familiar face also helped ease any discomfort. “Before we even get out the limo the first person we see is Snoop [Dogg],” General Steele of Smif-N-Wessun says. “Snoop and Buckshot see each other. They knew each other a long time from family members so it kind of eased the tension because we didn’t know what we was going into. This would be the first time for us meeting Tupac. Being cats from Brooklyn, we didn’t know how we’d be received.” According to Steele, he and the rest of his New York comrades were searched for weapons before entering the studio, a requirement that stemmed from the shooting at Quad Studios just two years prior. Following the search, they entered Can-Am studios, where they were eventually joined by the aforementioned Outlawz, Daz Dillinger, Nice & Smooth’s Greg Nice, The Luniz’s Numskull, and New Jersey natives Asu and Capital LS from the group Rumpletilskinz. Grandmaster Flash and Melle Mel also supposedly stopped by at some point during Boot Camp Clik’s week-long stay in California. From those present, what came from the sessions was magic.We would just go to the studio and ‘Pac would stock the studio up with weed, liquor, chicken wings and shit and everyone would do what they do,” Young Noble from The Outlawz recalls. “Those guys are legends in the game. The music was the easiest thing.” Dru Ha remembers, “He just led by example of how he expected all these artists to record. He was just knocking songs out. He had his verses ready and was like, ‘Who’s up next? Who’s getting in?’ If the artists didn’t have a verse ready, he moved onto the next song. It didn’t matter who it was.” Those closest to Tupac say the media had spun the whole East versus West Coast beef out of control. He not only wanted to eventually end all beef but actually work with the people he was beefing with just days prior. “Pac was excited as hell to get into the studio with him two days before he got shot,” Young Noble says about Queens rapper Nas, who had briefly beefed with ‘Pac until they reconciled at the 1996 MTV Video Music Awards. “He didn’t even wanna go to Vegas, he was that excited. He was ready to get back into the studio. His energy was crazy to get back and finish up product. That would’ve been an album that would’ve changed the course of hip-hop because the timing of it.” Nas, Houston rapper Scarface, Bay Area’s E-40, Cleveland hip-hop crew Bone Thugs-N-Harmony and Atlanta’s OutKast were other names slated to feature on the LP, as confirmed by both The Outlawz and a handwritten ‘Pac letter that surfaced in February 2015.He was going to have volumes of One Nation,” Dru Ha says. “The first one was going to be on Makaveli, which was his imprint. He was like, ‘Yo, I’m going to have my label, Makaveli, do volume one,’ and then he said, ‘We’re going to put volume two on Duckdown.’” “It would’ve been a predecessor to an eventual Outlawz album that we were working on,” E.D.I. Mean notes. “The future was bright for us as a collective. We had so many different plans that we were working on that never came to fruition because of his eventual demise.” After the initial recording sessions, Boot Camp Clik and the rest of the non-L.A.-affiliated groups never recorded with Tupac again. They would stay in touch however. To this day, Tupac’s family still remains in contact with Buckshot and his crew. The Outlawz also continue to have a strong bond with Boot Camp. Tupac and Buckshot did meet again in New York months later at an awards show. Steele claims that ‘Pac handed Buck a cassette tape with more songs from the album that they didn’t have at the time. No one knows for certain how much of the album was actually completed. Estimates range anywhere from just four or five songs to 70 percent of it being done. Unofficial versions of the project have been released over the past 20 years, but none have been confirmed by Tupac’s estate. “It hurt me to know that eventually that whole thing with Biggie was going to die out. ‘Pac was a real motherfucker man. Real n-as don’t hold grudges,” says Buckshot. “I know we would’ve all moved on. It wouldn’t have been One Nation except for New York, One Nation except for Brooklyn, One Nation except for Biggie. It would’ve been One Nation, and it would’ve been all of us.”

[@WakeAndBakeWithUncleRay]

Facts 💯💯✨🎶

[@ky.g2733]

It’s quite simple what they were doing. They know that Pac is the golden goose and Suge know he makes money for the label and needs him more than Pac needs them so drip feed him his own money so that they can keep him around long enough on the label because the amount of money he is making and the way he thinks he’ll be on his way asap if given all his money

[@saveyurs911]

EXACTLY

[@Destroyer-Grizzly-BIH]

I couldn’t even sleep last night because he said the tile to the song “Made Niggas”. 😂

[@eatassonthefirstdate]

he's Iranian. if y'all let Mexicans say it then wtf wrong w him SAYIN it? he made the damn video bro, he got more right to say that word than you do💯

[@AmaniThurman]

😂🤣😂

[@Destroyer-Grizzly-BIH]

@@eatassonthefirstdate Clearly, you don’t understand sarcasm. And who the fuck is YA’LL?

[@GobiMRahimi]

@@eatassonthefirstdategood thing I even said “I don’t like saying it”

[@eatassonthefirstdate]

@@GobiMRahimi man FCK these ppl you made HISTORY w PAC. YOU MADE THE VIDEO DOGG 🤣U CAN SAY THE TITLE!!!!!

[@KontryBoy706]

This is a golden interview