Above The Rim You Aint The Man No More!

[@gmayo114]

This scene humanized Birdie, you understood why he became who he was. His brother left the family hanging and he did what he felt he had to do. He became a monster in the process. He even was willing to forgive his brother for abandoning them and he judged him. Tupac's performance was brilliant how his emotions ranged, you really felt like he was the little brother that hadn't seen him in a long time that walked that path. Underatted scene, may be the best in the film.

[@jayvalentin7179]

Exactly. In this scene it show show Birdie wasnt all bad. His brother was the bad one for leaving them. He had to do what he had to do, simple as that.

[@jomarcoliverman4971]

@Lee Scott fax and that’s why Kyle’s mom kicked him to the curb initially because he was selfish, arrogant and cowardly and it’s also the reason nutso died him knowing bro looked up to him but he’s clowning and chastising him I didn’t like Tom shepherd at all how do you bounce on your mom and little brother like that smfh fam was a straight bitch to me

[@ItsAnEndlessWorld]

Well said!!!

[@lovelylocolad]

Pac wasn’t ready acting though, a lot of this is the real him. #Amaru

[@Jaleel88]

It's crazy that you say that about Tupac because my older cousins taught me about the drug game in Jersey I'm from Baltimore Maryland and my uncle's from Baltimore and my older cousins taught me about the drug game as well in Baltimore but my cousins from Jersey told me about the drug game in Jersey and my father died when I was around six and a half 7 years old they took over helping me better when I got older we separated me and my cousins my older cousins in Jersey and I learned a lot from a lot of different males in Jersey and I had a lot of good ogs in my life and they handed me all books told me to study about the law about the stuff I'm into that's illegal. And the thing is is that when me and my cousins got back together and I'm older and my thirties I said to say anything to him like pac said to him to his older brother I'm not the same younger cousin that you knew that was falling behind y'all! I learned a lot since y'all taught me a lot of stuff! And on he and his brothers had to say was damn okay. But pac performance was great to me.💪🏾✊🏾

[@robertryan5762]

Tupac's acting was really good here. He was full of so much emotion, passion, anger, etc. RIP Tupac and Afeni

[@ChilesRussellTaylor]

THEY WILL BE MISSED!

[@jahmelsmith511]

funny thing is he really grew up like that

[@terrenceperkins5282]

word ! he killed it best rapper actor

[@dasa5023]

Robert Ryan because it wasn't really acting...

[@yacobcastro]

Great actor man

[@Marie_Laveau]

It's amazing how Pac was only active for 5 years. He left so much artwork behind.

[@GeronFletcher]

Absolutely incredible how he did so much in 5 damn years

[@Marie_Laveau]

@@GeronFletcher Right!

[@mrm64]

Quality > Quantity, as they say~

[@Money7737]

had like 3-4 movies

[@DIRTYSOUTHSHINOBI]

​@@Money7737He had more then 4 movies smart ass

[@tatfthsog]

Pac walking through a graveyard while pain playing - damn.

[@JerrellXotiikClemmons]

jt cooper kzbin.info/www/bejne/bGWYqYJ9oriHmqM

[@davonm8074]

I literally walked through graveyards to see my peeps with pain playin😔

[@prezjacobs7781]

Yea man that was my childhood anthem

[@amunrarebirth5511]

Damn you right…

[@MPPharaoh]

Goosebumps 🤦🏿‍♂️💯💯💯

[@moriahdiggs8196]

This aint that same little brother following behind you trying to go outside. Deep

[@JerrellXotiikClemmons]

Moriah Diggs kzbin.info/www/bejne/bGWYqYJ9oriHmqM

[@nickcrim6735]

Super relatable when you from the hood lmao

[@jahaininagaki385]

@@nickcrim6735 dont have too be from the hood too relate too that.. yall always try too make everything about a hood 😑

[@imamakeit5163]

@@jahaininagaki385 that's because he aint from a hood

[@themadscript5877]

@@nickcrim6735 no?

[@najwamatthews9900]

The hug always gets me. That was the moment Birdie was humanized. That little brother yearning for his big brother really shows.

[@KennethEdwards-es4uq]

🙏💯🙏

[@alvinpointer6700]

No it doesn't he clowning shep when he said momma rocking back and forth say ol shep ol shep

[@Baybidnessss]

he was happy to see his brother. He loves him, shep did disrespect birdie but I get where he was coming from.

[@DBOYBIZZY]

@@alvinpointer6700Nah bro.. Shep left them to fend for themselves.. He was selfish and was still Welcomed back with open arms and He looked down on his lil brother

[@rasungod7257]

💯

[@sedthefitnesstrainer]

"You ain't the mf'n man no more, I'm the one" 🔥

[@KennethEdwards-es4uq]

🙏💯⛓️💯🙏

[@adrenalinex4]

Nah, he needed a dad in his life. Pac wasnt no man. He was a product created by a single mother.

[@ian_ford]

_“If you caint clean up yo act, I suggest you raise the eff up… get the hell outta dodge! Or get caught up!”_

[@PayDayCrew211]

Bosses can relate, not employees.

[@estephianunderwood9573]

@ian_ford 💯💪🏽🔥🔥🔥

[@khensu6430]

To me this was a message to black people, stop thinking that someone is going to save us from our condition, stand up for yourself & handle it, do you.

[@zanzibaronlytv3470]

Even white had that before

[@sandizz]

Maybe also a Message to white ppl

[@toddgoode2275]

True story...

[@JerrellXotiikClemmons]

Khensu kzbin.info/www/bejne/bGWYqYJ9oriHmqM

[@2adre]

@@sandizz they need to act right or get the fuck outta dodge or get caught up I'm with that

[@russellstevens9927]

"you ain't the mf'in man no mo', I'M THE ONE!!!" 😂😂😂

[@smoothshot8925]

Even tho they ain’t see eye to eye that shit was deep when birdie hugged him and no matter what he hugged birdie back and it wasn’t no Idgaf kind of hug it was a big brotha hugging his lil brother despite differences that was deep!

[@renzoc]

This is one of my favorite scenes of the film. TUPAC really shines as an actor here.

[@JerrellXotiikClemmons]

renzoc kzbin.info/www/bejne/bGWYqYJ9oriHmqM

[@KennethEdwards-es4uq]

🙏💯🙏

[@evolutiontail5697]

I respect pacs mentality. He suffered ridicule and poverty while yearning for his brother to save him. Once he realized his brother was gone he stepped up and did what he had to do. As a result his mother didn't have to worry financially and pac moved up the ladder. Depending on people leads to resentment and disappointment.

[@brucescott4261]

Marcus Withers ...Selling drugs? Wow!!! That's a heady start!!!

[@Mattraction513]

Are u gonna support his family alright then

[@JerrellXotiikClemmons]

Marcus Withers kzbin.info/www/bejne/bGWYqYJ9oriHmqM

[@K7FRM310.__]

Gotta get it how u live it

[@ihavealashinmy3rdeye921]

@@K7FRM310.__ Exactly. Trust me I use to visit a place every summer where kids genuinely thought that the game was the only way of life. Finishing HS was considered a lifetime achievement. College was not even a thought.

[@latheartist6736]

as bad as birdie was. I kinda felt bad for em. He really looked up to Sheppard. He just wanted to be like him. But when he lost Sheppard, All he knew to look to was drugs. Man, his heart ran deep... Even tho it was a character. Pac was so good as an actor man

[@belindawilliams4605]

Tupac is not dead he just made up a song

[@leonardobraynen1524]

LA The Artist this was TUPAC's life in a nutshell man! Thats why this came from a real place!

[@leonardobraynen1524]

ROB look i'll marry both yall comments. Guess Birdie felt abandoned by his brother who was supposed to protect him from the bad ppl & bad stuff. And so became a monster unwillingly but as a man u knw right from wrng and can change. Birdie just married that life forever. Didnt feel sorry for him when he was murdered either. Live by the sword.....

[@slipnorris5882]

FUCK BIRDIE

[@Nixkrude79]

Leonardo Braynen Ig ian trippin shep went 2 jail over nutzo death and with him being in jail and his mother struggling he did what he had 2 do

[@ETHIOPIANASSASIN]

She actually believed you were gonna come back and save us lmaooo Shep left the family high and dry

[@leonardobraynen1524]

TheRealCiTy man u can tell in Pac's voice it was personal to him.

[@fboyd109]

lmaooo

[@Nixkrude79]

TheRealCiTy he went to prison bout nutzo death

[@BigMike_RTTV]

TheRealCiTy He didn’t leave voluntarily... Nigga got locked up!

[@JerrellXotiikClemmons]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/bGWYqYJ9oriHmqM

[@shukuratulilah]

when he said 'i'm the one' I could hear that angry hit em up voice come out lol

[@JerrellXotiikClemmons]

Umm Sitta kzbin.info/www/bejne/bGWYqYJ9oriHmqM

[@TheCmascagni]

He’s supposed to be the bad guy in this scene but he’s 100% in the right.

[@MASTER3371]

That’s 2 Pac for you lol

[@thegolden807]

Facts ...

[@luyolomify]

@@MASTER3371 it’s a movie, you can’t be that slow.

[@MASTER3371]

@@luyolomify Duh I know that’s a movie. I’m just saying 2Pac Shakur as a whole is looked as a bad dude but has his rights lol

[@thejman8734]

@@MASTER3371 he died at twenty five tryin to play gangster. Waste of life

[@scottt6710]

he actually a pretty decent actor. he would have definitely done more movies

[@jamesgibson3716]

I tell you what, if he was still with us, he'd be an Oscar winner. Better than Will Smith.

[@jonathanakerele8006]

Speaking of Will Smith it would have been interesting had 2Pac lived and done the Pursuit of Happyness role instead of Will Smith. Will did a great job in it but given the level of emotion 2Pac brings to his acting it would have been interesting had he taken that role as it fits almost exactly with his real life growing up in New York, Baltimore, and Oakland being homeless for certain periods of time while his mother struggled with drug addiction. He would have made an interesting Chris Gardener. =)

[@elusively2555]

He's supposed to do Baby Boy. That was written for him.

[@judgedread3054]

Scott Tryggestad George Lucas called him personally to play as Mase Windu

[@judgedread3054]

Mike Pee Yeah after he died they got Samuel L. Jackson

[@DLL8252]

The look on Pacs face when shep say "are you that dumb" 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@blueocean1424]

Facts 😂😂😂😂

[@blueocean1424]

I thought I was the only one

[@Biggdoom344]

He was surprised and hurt. He got no respect for Handling business while shep was gone. And up until that point he still kind of idolized his big brother to the point of giving him half the business.

[@ghanasoul]

@@Biggdoom344 Your comment nailed that part perfectly. 2pac’s expression was hurt, surprise and then i think anger. He conveyed all of that in seconds.

[@ShadowHolmes]

😂

[@leonardobraynen1524]

The reason this scene is REAL, cuz it came from a REAL PLACE in Tupac's life. He lived this!!!

[@JerrellXotiikClemmons]

Leonardo Braynen kzbin.info/www/bejne/bGWYqYJ9oriHmqM

[@MillyMill87]

At the end I thought he was about to say POTNA!!!!!! like he said to Q in juice lol 😂

[@thomasanderson468]

Jamil Lapread 😂😂😂

[@tonyhill7656]

I can't lie me too😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@nuknuknuk111]

Jamil Lapread 😭😂

[@stiffjabzz4237]

The get caught up was up there as well doe R.i.p pac!

[@bravadoland2434]

Caught up! Was the phrase lol

[@shenyaet7286]

The reason why y’all hear so passion in this scene is because of the fact that Pac and sister actually grew up poor in Baltimore and Harlem 💯

[@Eagles7sjn]

True true

[@juliaa8469]

Girl 👁 C u everywhere on KZbins comments like damn

[@Melly662]

And in the J town/Oakland

[@MichaelBrown-ti1un]

Never thought about it like that. I'm sure Pac pulled from his personal experiences. In Dear Mama and numerous interviews, he was very candid about the level of poverty he and his sister grew up in.

[@KennethEdwards-es4uq]

🙏💯🙏

[@leonardobraynen1524]

Man in 2023, *STILL CHILLS!!!!* Great scene with that classic iconic soundtrack

[@chrisaffronti6974]

what a talent he was...

[@JerrellXotiikClemmons]

Chris Affronti kzbin.info/www/bejne/bGWYqYJ9oriHmqM

[@bosschedda_]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/onqyqnmji9qhnM0

[@KennethEdwards-es4uq]

🙏💯🙏

[@leonardobraynen1524]

And PAIN playin in da background made this scene soooo EPIC man!

[@JerrellXotiikClemmons]

Leonardo Braynen kzbin.info/www/bejne/bGWYqYJ9oriHmqM

[@user-py6sy4zm1v]

2:26 the way he delivers the line you can feel his anger and pain. Wow

[@rashadwilliams7468]

"Fukk you think you talking to,man? This ain't Nutso,,this ain't that dopehead on the roof taking orders from you!" I felt Pac in this scene especially since he stepped up for the family when Shep left them😔

[@funchanel1792]

Pac would go from 0 to 100 in a split second and he would show the correct emotion for the seen he can do exactly that in his songs 🐐🐐

[@pacman1153]

Tupac=brillant.

[@JerrellXotiikClemmons]

robert Last kzbin.info/www/bejne/bGWYqYJ9oriHmqM

[@erickrodriguez6736]

"Mother rocking back and forth talking about oh shep oh shep" dam that part really makes me sad

[@MKL3165]

Tupac had so much momentum in 94. He was heading in the right direction before jail. U can tell in this scene he was ready to act in hella movie.

[@FallouFitness_NattyEdition]

Even though Birdie lived a violent life, this scene, along with a couple of other ones, showed that all he wanted was to be close with his brother.

[@tinytim3077]

2pac And David Ruffin

[@chermainebigby6539]

Timothy Singleton thats a good one

[@mastershredder1119]

HE Ain't Me!

[@thomashaynes3246]

iconic scene

[@sashatt2842]

Timothy Singleton he shouldve said "ain't nobody comin to c u pac" 😂😂

[@laylay5261]

sasha tt LMAAAAOOO

[@grahamgreene4141]

They got two of the greatest among the greatest black actors in one scene. Mind blowing.

[@bodhisattva99]

Tupac was terrifyingly real in this. You knew he had a gift.

[@ricoe8830]

they was laughing at me.........u live through your art ,& in our hearts & thoughts forever R.I.P. TUPAC.

[@JerrellXotiikClemmons]

Rico E kzbin.info/www/bejne/bGWYqYJ9oriHmqM

[@jackofalltrades6025]

“Or get caught up!” lmao🤣🤣

[@kalaniwest5211]

Facts

[@christopherbrown5269]

🐐

[@russelladams7134]

You have different people with two different ideologies and values. One guy wants to do right in order to benefit the situation but seems like he is not successful in helping the family. The other person is willing to do the wrong things and take the easier way in order to make money and help the family. That's how it is in many families.

[@yoboooiii7651]

I would always say that shit too man. Idk but people just don't need jesus. instead they should have morals so they will know from whats right and whats wrong,

[@Opticlogic]

Russell Adams + yea I remember when this movie came out in 92 I thought it was talking about me and my family

[@NiggasDrinkin40s]

juan pinales ironic because thats what the bible explains.

[@henrybiggs8001]

It's not the easy way out, it's surviving amerikkka... The majority low "dealers" be on some narcissistic murder game... The rest only kill when it's self defense... All the Kingpins are agents... Who do you think runs the streets, the hood...?? The govt do, so homicides really shouldn't be surprising...

[@eightblocks4872]

U don't know wat u talking about ain't nothing easy about the street life I really lived it. So don't speak on wat u know nothing about it makes u look N sound stupid. Smhhh

[@grassrootstalks7448]

Dame Pac was a great actor.

[@MillyMill87]

Imagine Tupac in New York undercover 🔥🔥🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@jfontanez1838]

If 2pac was still alive he would've def been a movie star a great one

[@brucescott4261]

Chino Black ...That's right! Would have been! Unfortunately, Tupac's youthful errors had already caught up with him.

[@JerrellXotiikClemmons]

Chino Black kzbin.info/www/bejne/bGWYqYJ9oriHmqM

[@JerrellXotiikClemmons]

Jason Meza kzbin.info/www/bejne/bGWYqYJ9oriHmqM

[@JerrellXotiikClemmons]

Bruce Scott kzbin.info/www/bejne/bGWYqYJ9oriHmqM

[@dailmcdavid5883]

No question

[@sdw-cnadia1126]

Man Tupac is legendary. Acting was on point, he was smart, and could rap ro where it touched your soul. Wish I could have seen him live. Such a talented n gifted soul.

[@rashad0026]

😂 @2:13 When Pac flipped the switch.

[@skrillztheentourage]

Shit be having me weak Everytime 🤣🤣🤣 the way he had to register what he just said before "The Fuck you think you talking to?" 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@ShadowHolmes]

​@@skrillztheentourage😂😂😂

[@sakourose4757]

I remember when this movie first came out. I took my little cousin with me to see it. I missed the 90s. You actually had to have talent for the most part.

[@sparrowprince3432]

Dude abandoned his mother in life and had the audacity to show up in death. Had the nerve to look down on his criminal brother who actually provided for mom, while his punk ass was nowhere to be found. He got a lot of nerve.

[@chadwynn4947]

Real shit

[@ghanasoul]

Damn. When u say it like that, i totally agree now. U show up when your mom is gone and u judging your little brother who stepped up and did what he had to do? Kinda hypocritical. U right.

[@antoinetaylor608]

And he was real happy to see him after abandoning the family and forgiving enough to even offer him a job

[@julia2k8]

Ikr sad 😢

[@adalmandol5340]

There’s nothing better than a real brotherhood love ,nothing can beat that

[@vfujxdyhfr4786]

This scene was fucking powerful because Pac grew up poor foreal amd he had no father so when he gave that speech to His brother it was out of angry passion

[@kiara198923]

I love that song pain... I have sickle cell disease so when I listen to it I can relate. This movie is a Classic!

[@5hadœwbånnedbyyou]

✊🏽

[@kiara198923]

​@@5hadœwbånnedbyyouthanks love

[@julia2k8]

Stay strong, sister 🙏❤️

[@stockstock6805]

God bless you 🙏

[@stockstock6805]

Wow and you look so pretty 😍 God bless and heal you sis 🙏💖

[@solidus818]

that's a bomb ass song

[@kerringtonrolle485]

2Pac- Pain (Above the Rim)

[@mrknowitalllt1]

birdie LOVED his bro shep but it was shep that pushed bird away.

[@VisionTheLyricalOne]

Pac was such a good actor. God bless and R.I.P Tupac Shakur 🙏

[@elicarson1040]

Pac words guided me from being something I wasn't built for, when I dropped out of high school regrettably, I couldn't go to the streets wasn't built like that, listening to strictly for my niggaz helped me tremendously, I went to Flatwoods job Corp got my g.e.d 94-95 ( thanks P.A.C R.I.P gone but will never be forgotten ✌️🙏 )

[@Solidnotsour]

One of my all time favorite scenes. Tupac made me want to act after seeing this so many times!!!

[@skrillztheentourage]

2:05 this one of my favorite parts .."TF you think you talking to?" 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@rakimdupree4784]

Gang Related was one of his best performances.

[@derekgoodejr8788]

True

[@THE1804SHOWCHAPTERTWO]

Gridlock’d

[@Guns7469]

@@THE1804SHOWCHAPTERTWO agreed, Gridlock'd was a masterpiece. Pac and Roth were amazing together. I think I'll watch it for the 30+ time.

[@THE1804SHOWCHAPTERTWO]

Guns7469 Me too

[@orlandoprude3341]

Yup

[@HNiCDuke]

Pac was always the good guy in every movie, even the ones where he played the bad guy 😂

[@sexmachine5515]

2pac is the man. the legend. the myth!

[@brettt141]

Leon's acting is great his facial expressions showing so much without saying much. Leon feeling he failed his friends, mom and brother. Knowing selling that stuff only leads to two things jail or death.

[@antz97]

Arguably the best scene in da movie, very powerful.

[@5280PolotheKid]

it's so sad that 2pac perished before he got a chance to play the role he was born to play.. Wich is Jodie IN Baby Boy.... 2pac woulda nailed that role on the head so hard ! that role was Taylor made for someone like him the individual that he was... a Young Black male and the tribulations he went thru to become a man... it just saddens me well never get to see 2pac as Jodie....

[@MagzUpBr33zy]

5280z007 nah tyrese was perfect

[@blakadvoyo9219]

RIP John Singleton!!!!

[@MKL3165]

FINALLY SOMEBODY FEELS ME!! LOL TYRESE WAS DECENT TUPAC WOULD HAVE MADE IT OSCAR WORTHY.

[@JerrellXotiikClemmons]

5280z007 kzbin.info/www/bejne/bGWYqYJ9oriHmqM

[@cavaliothorson7755]

@@MKL3165 Seeing the way Jodie gets punked through half the movie nah. Pac would've deserved way better than that.

[@danielletaylor5103]

Man I miss this guy.... his potential was too great❤️ I still remember the night he passed... it was a full moon outside and I went out into my parents back yard and just stared at it. I think that was the first time I was questioning god- I thought he would survive those bullets.

[@jasynnakeil3345]

Danielle Taylor I'm still alive

[@Eagles7sjn]

Deep comment, I swear I feel you

[@MrJohnnie29]

i thought that nigga would pull thru i couldnt believe that shit when they said he was dead he seemed unstoppable....

[@JerrellXotiikClemmons]

Danielle Taylor kzbin.info/www/bejne/bGWYqYJ9oriHmqM

[@reverbandchill3425]

His death served a purpose, he did not die in vain. His memory and work were deeply immortalized by it. That said, I wish we could have seen him develop and continue to impact the world.

[@denniscole8634]

2pac killed it This one of the dopest black movies of all time I mostly love this movie because I'm a big 2pac fan!

[@sexmachine7234]

2Pac is the man, period!

[@JerrellXotiikClemmons]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/bGWYqYJ9oriHmqM Sex Machine

[@5hadœwbånnedbyyou]

Forever .

[@quameshabazz5840]

they look just like brothers too

[@JerrellXotiikClemmons]

Quam'e Shabazz kzbin.info/www/bejne/bGWYqYJ9oriHmqM

[@christopherdejarnett2152]

Birdie could feel Shep's faint hug. Shep neither asked him how he's been nor is doing, when his little brother showed authentic love in his return. Birdie responded with an intentional narrative that was succinct. He let Shep know that his abandonment and prolonged absence was "Pain" ridden and burdensome for the whole family. Their mother's unanswered prayers for a messianic Shep, was formative to Birdie's development, too. He let him know that he had to become a man too soon, with no example to guide him,and that hed done it rather successfully. He invited his prodigal brother to be fruitful intge NEW family way as an equal partner, in light of, and in spite of his proven selfishness. When he extended hand was met with reproval, Birdie was washed away his inculcated devotion, but not his desire for his big brother's respect, however he had to get it. That walk away "FUCK YOU" said it all.

[@bigmooga2786]

“I’m the one!” 😭😭

[@tooquick20]

What he meant by that 😂😂😂😂😂

[@CoreyHectus]

One of the best movies ever made

[@meekmillvevo1232]

not even 1 dislike! who could hate on this legend

[@StonedRidah]

don't jinx it

[@MrTr159]

yep he jinxed it

[@chiefoso1428]

thanks fucker now we got 4 haters

[@themadlad8540]

89736 views just for your cry baby ways I'm gonna dislike this.

[@seagrammiller5413]

True story Pac was undeniable in all realms

[@TuAmorCheyenne]

Sheesh!! The range of emotion is this scene was superb. Pac was f**king talented man. Breaks me heart to wonder “What if?!”

[@seagrammiller5413]

This scene still hurts my heart I felt like he tried to be there but Pac wouldnt forgive him so he couldnt move on in life.They needed each other

[@JerrellXotiikClemmons]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/bGWYqYJ9oriHmqM seagram miller

[@jameskim9752]

"Suggest you raise the fuck up, get the hell outta dodge, before you,get caught up" best line.

[@DereauWorkInProgress]

A warning with some love in it. Based on the character I'm sure almost no one else got that kinda pass when Birdie went to that level 💯

[@user-rf2hc2rg7n]

He brought that to the mic Teue thespian. Why u think everyone felt every word he spit. It made people LOYAL FOLLOWERS of this dude. Respect

[@ghanasoul]

2pac’s acting is so good it’s chilling. I was never a fan of his music, but i truly miss the actor. Had he lived, he would’ve matured and really showed his chops by better deeper dramatic parts.

[@ludovicodet3183]

Tupac was a very talented actor.

[@340YaYa]

I miss pac. RIP

[@NaughtyNotorious]

We all do man

[@JerrellXotiikClemmons]

Yaya meade kzbin.info/www/bejne/bGWYqYJ9oriHmqM

[@JJEHUTYY]

Trust me i miss this man

[@littlenickydiablo8543]

2:25 "You ain't the mfkn man no more, I'M THE ONE!!" 💪💯

[@tooquick20]

That was funny when he said that 😂

[@kyalferguson5917]

I rememember watching this scene.. I was only young. I didnt know who 2Pac was as a rapper but I watched this scene and it gave me goosebumps then I saw his name on the credits and started following his music. Been a big fan since... everything creative he did turned gold man I swear... had so much potential! Damn shame RIP king

[@dlove2830]

LOVE PAC in this scene. Might get caught up! His acting was spectacular!!!

[@milkmagic6592]

PAC did his thing a above the rim real talk FAM.

[@JerrellXotiikClemmons]

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[@user-oe5mj4zi1p]

2pac made lots of movies all his movies he was a top actor. In all his roles i grew up watching all his stuff. He is a real man. All his roles he did very well. Very natural. Acting . Mad different skills that not many actors today. Can not implement. Real talk.

[@TrillHipHop]

"We got a big screen TV split level duplex" he's saying this like Shep is supposed to be impressed by it

[@evolutiontail5697]

TRILL he was talking about a come up. Imagine having no necessities then having money to afford luxuries and living well off. That's an accomplishment

[@bravadoland2434]

A big screen tv back in the day was a huge accomplishment when in some homes people still used black and white tv or none at all. Birdie and Shep literarily lived in the projects with their mum before Shep disappeared.

[@stockstock6805]

​@@bravadoland2434Even today, it's still a big accomplishment 😏🫡

[@TrueNomadloco]

That outro version of pain at the end is dope af

[@dimakauffman]

Not exactly on Pac's side, but Shep abandons his mom and little brother for good, and still has mouth to judge his kid brother's decisions?

[@weluvb5]

Well he ended up in jail for Nutso's death.

[@saintlouis1087]

One of the greatest scenes in American Cinema history

[@waters228_91]

I feel that Birdie was the character who had exactly what Bishop from Juice was mission: more depth. This scene shows why he became the guy he was in the film and why he did what he did.

[@johng81818]

“Raise the fuck up and get the hell out of Dodge. You get caught up.”

[@Babyfacedblackjesus]

That look at 1:24 though. OF COURSE I WAS COMING BACK TO SAVE Y'ALL LITTLE BROTHER!

[@juliusjujusurratt9568]

lol

[@realtruth8744]

lol

[@lilrog91]

Birdie could 100% have been Bishop if he survived and made it to his 20s. They both was crazy and wild af, its just that Birdie was tad bit more mature because obviously he’s older. There upbringing and motives are so parallel.

[@delvonteblanton8154]

This scene means so much to me my brother did so much time before he passed in 2019 I remember just always trying to be like him as a kid wanted to do EVERTHING like him then circumstance changed at 11 years old I picked up a gun and start robbing ppl houses to feed our sisters and mom I was alone stove for heat lights off so many years I used to provide while he was gone he got out in 2019 same year he passed I remember this long drive from Toledo Ohio to Cleveland we argued the WHOLE way I finally got everything off my chest but he had changed he was there for me more then ever this scene always bring me back to that day in my life RIP MARIO love u bro

[@JohnCarlC]

What a great actor. Some say he can rap, too.

[@jasonvoorhees1765]

This scene was perfect in the All Eyez On me biopic

[@pearlmax]

Pac, always sending that positive message.

[@christianlyner5396]

If I was Leon in this scene I'd be crying cuz Pac hurt my feelings 😢😢😢

[@terucks]

looool laughing so hard i' m hurt! lol

[@JerrellXotiikClemmons]

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[@SinSA210]

😂

[@greeneyedmonster6694]

Birdie was so happy to see his brother after so many years! Once Shep told him he was wrong for dealing, there was a clear shift in Birdie’s attitude. It seems like from that point on he saw his older brother as his enemy

[@chiefbubba2581]

I just wish he could've made more movies. So since he's still alive according to new evidence I would like to hear a new album and see him in more movies.

[@SJ-su1ki]

Crazy how quick his tone changed once he felt disrespected lol his acting was crazy. If only he were still alive he would’ve done amazing things all around.

[@Josh14380]

The best part of the movie when they actually hug

[@jasonjohnson245]

If you notice Tupac was a phenomenal actor but the crazy part about it is every role he played and every movie and in every episode of different world he was always that Thug Life guy, and it's crazy because everybody say he wasn't even really like that it was amazing for him to enter channel that

[@adrianthompson4833]

I was sooooo hyped when they showed this scene in All Eyez On Me! This movie is a classic and Pac played a good ass Birdie role.

[@avondaledyer8837]

big bro was a chump......still. Pac was the real one.....the one!!!!!! saved his momma and was ready to share it with his brother.

[@jesus4lyfe00]

Damn imagine if shep actually embraced birdie and became his #2, imagine how the movie would have went then..

[@fothgt]

TwitchtvTrigun52 Its called Sugar Hill. Thats what would have happened!!!

[@jg6495]

@@fothgt deep🎯🙏🏿

[@JerrellXotiikClemmons]

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[@gdlywom]

Will Thompson Sugar Hill is one of my favorite movies from the 90’s. So stylish, smooth and cool.

[@big973e]

me and my brother still quote this scene to this day, using the emotion too or it's not the full experience