Allen Hughes Has Been Sneak Dissing 2Pac Just Like Snoop. Why Is He Doing The Dear Mama Documentary?

Napoleon responds to Allen Hughes's interview with the Breakfast Club about Tupac.

[@Eighce8]

Napolean still ridin' for Pac damn near 30.years later. That's a friend right there.

[@McKurdi]

No he isn’t a fckn friend of Tupac, tupacs closest and truest friend in the outlaws was Kadafi who grew up with Tupac, and who this fools cousin killed 2 months later after pacs death. But this idi*t is covering up on his cousin and says it was an accident? He is no true friend at all. It’s like Jada pinkett who still spreads false rumors about Tupac having a crush on her and so on. It’s so sad telling lies about someone who is dead because they can’t respond back. Allen Hughes did Tupac and his family a bigger favor than anyone else has ever done for him, by creating dear mama. You don’t get his story more authentic than that

[@themack74]

That is a leech. He cannot make money off his own name. They still are pimping pac

[@darnellvaughan3320]

Well Allen Hughes did one hell of a Job with this documentary. The fact that he was able to let those feelings go and bring this work to life says alot about him. With time sometimes comes growth.

[@KingCooper06]

Yeah he been on point to far but this documentary is already the best Pac story told so far

[@rowlaanbennett7296]

It really is ! I thought I knew EVERYTHING there was to know about PAC but this documentary really tells unknown stories about his life! This might even be better than Tupac resurrection!

[@daixer3156]

@Rowlaan Bennett Not as much as better Resurrection. I think rather we want something different which another point of view. So seeing this is refreshing. I was surprised to see Harry O's out of prison tho

[@misteruniverse3061]

This guy was Pac’s real homie

[@McKurdi]

Nah kadafi was

[@elvinmata793]

Much love & respect to Napoleon OutLaw. He’s is by far Pacs real friend. When someone like Snoop does a video & shades Tupacs name… Napoleon comes out of nowhere & defends Tupacs name. I Respect him for that 🙏💯💪✊✊

[@ReelNinja1]

Snoop didn’t shame that man’s name. Pac knew how people would react to Hit ‘Em Up. He wanted to be seen as a bad guy so he was. The issue is Snoop is speaking publicly about the issues him and Pac had. Homeboys are allowed to have disagreements. The public just isn’t supposed to know

[@1300mikehoward]

How do you if his efforts are geared towards loyalty, money, or both? I bet he gets paid for these videos. So, when the Snoops of the world responds or express his experiences with Pac, that can be a revenue stream for Napoleon. Or is he donating his Pac interview checks to a Pac charity fund?

[@KINGJROC1979]

He dont come out of no where...he been standing up for pac....

[@Mareko49er]

SPICE 1 RICHIE RICH E40 BIG SYKE GREG NICE AND SMOOTH B MARLON WAYANS OMAR EPPS ETC.

[@lawrenceedens6207]

The reason Allen Hughes is doing the documentary is because you're not doing it NAPOLEON! Neither are the people you associate yourself with who claim they loved Pac'. What you are doing is sitting (comfortably) on these couches on these podcasts disrespecting the Hip-Hop culture.

[@champsvizion7801]

They will make millions off his name that's why they doing it

[@kevinlee9929]

Yup. Anyone thinking otherwise is naive as hell.

[@918porter2]

Facts and I hope his sister get a piece as well.

[@SheTwice]

@Champs….. GET OUT OF MY HEAD!!!!!!! I literally was gonna comment the exact same thing!

[@Voiceforthevoicelesspodcast]

Facts that's the only reason. Money talks for real

[@TosereOjeme]

@@918porter2didn’t y’all see Amaru Entertainment while watching it?

[@kevinrose254]

Why y'all interviewing this dude because he lying

[@TosereOjeme]

EXACTLY

[@beansandfiends7436]

Juice didn't change him everybody got a good and bad side. That's just the first time you seen his bad side

[@ReelNinja1]

To be fair, KRS-One said the same thing. He said he had met Pac before and he was a revolutionary brother. After doing Juice and hooking up with Outlawz, he started walking into the award shows screaming “thug life”. KRS said Pac was conflicted with being about black liberation and street life. You can’t push for black liberation while representing a lifestyle that kills so many young black men. I believe deep down, Pac wanted to liberate black men from the street mentality but it costed him his life. In the words of Jay-Z: there’s no church in the wild

[@beansandfiends7436]

@@ReelNinja1 he was still revolutionary he was starting to Black Panthers before he. Die it's a lot of revolutionary Brothers in the streets because the streets is a reality you can't go around. Revolutionary Brothers make for the hardest Street Brothers because they understand war the Black guerilla family are revolutionarys. When I'm saying is the streets is reality Tupac understood that nobody going to spare you because I know you were revolutionary you got to get with the program or get lost

[@ReelNinja1]

@@beansandfiends7436 you do know the head of the black guerilla family killed Huey P. Newton (the leader of the black panthers), right? Also, Pac punched a known Compton crip in the face over gang politics. That’s not revolutionary at all

[@quanbrooklynkid7776]

​@@ReelNinja1 damn...

[@beansandfiends7436]

@@ReelNinja1 there is wild in church who you think waking up the thugs. They don't want to hear from somebody that's not living the life. There's revolutionary thugs like the Black guerilla family for example. A lot of black panthers got felonies it's all about reality not a fantasy

[@TheBoomBoxGuru]

Money B has stated several times that 2Pac playing Bishop did not change him. Pac was wild years before he took on that role. Money B also said that if anything, Pac saw a lot of himself in the character of Bishop which is why he played that role so well.

[@MentalStillness]

Bishop was clearly a character. The dude was desperate, ruthless and selfish definitely not Tupac Shakur.

[@TheBoomBoxGuru]

@@MentalStillness I doubt those characteristics are what Tupac saw in himself and I doubt that's what Money B meant. There could've been an aspect of Bishop beyond his negative traits that Tupac related to.

[@TheBoomBoxGuru]

@@MentalStillness Also me saying 'a lot' is my error. A more appropriate way would be Pac saw 'something' in Bishop that he saw in himself.

[@1300mikehoward]

Pac wasn't moving around like Bishop or behaving like he did with Death Row when he lived in Baltimore. In his case, fans are aways trying to embellish in existence and if you disagree you are hating.

[@hoodpimp1519]

Stop trynna change the narrative !! Im old enough to remember thats what most people were saying , that Pac changed after the movie Juice. Before Juice Pac was rapping about injustice and mostly cops , society etc.He started getting into drama and beefs and acting tough AFTER juice. Thats a simple fact

[@TheBulletzgottishow20]

Facts I'm with Napoleon on this Allen Hughes been hating on PAC for years

[@kalibkadafi7747]

Its a shame that 2pac has been suppressed for years. All these unseen interviews popping up out of nowhere. It's crazy like he been black balled in death.

[@RuqiyaOsman-yw5pv]

Dude wat u talking about ppl talk about pac evry say this pussy ass niggas are jealous of tupacs legacy and they are all trying to shit on it so ppl want put pac as the greatest rapper of all time and they all failing

[@PPHDocumentaries]

It was no fight, Tupac jumped Allen Hughes with numerous guys. Napolean trying to suger coat what happened.

[@iluvmyboba]

If Tupac changed AFTER filming the movie "Juice". If he got tattoos and became darker, how in the world did he get the role of Roland Bishop in the first place? When he auditioned they had to see something in him that separated him from others that came in for the role. I believe like everyone else that noticed Tupac, they saw spirit, rebellion, energy, attitude, commitment and dedication. I never once heard anyone say that his role in "Juice" was specifically written for him. That movie was the introduction of Tupac, the Hollywood actor. He brought something to that character that no one else could. That's obviously why he got the role. Period.

[@stop8042]

Or maybe because he was famous already? 💀

[@nicolemoore04]

​@@stop8042 Pac wasn't already famous, his first album wasn't even out yet, he was still dancing with Shock- G

[@YaGudBuddyUncleNate]

He was the best candidate. Pac was a classically trained actor since a youth

[@Shon_G.]

@@nicolemoore04 his album came out before that movie .juice came out in 92 2pacalypse now came out in ‘91 .

[@nicolemoore04]

@@Shon_G. I'm talking about when he got the role, his album wasn't out yet & didn't drop until 2 months before the movie, at the time of filming it wasn't released yet.

[@bigdoggham4269]

Thug Life was album before Death Row, Me Against The World was another Classic before Death Row!!! U ain't gotta be in a Gang to be Raw

[@Brian00007]

​@@youngtupac1971 like you?

[@solosall1360]

​@@Brian00007 he is worst than that bro...hating on a dead man and still identify yourself with his name...this yound bitch ass nigga confuse and hate on himself 😂😂😂

[@fromcrums2bricks682]

@@youngtupac1971 how ?

[@Brian00007]

@@youngtupac1971 you

[@BegodeEx30]

​@@youngtupac1971 That studio gangsta was better than a KZbin comment section thug, & still is even in death.

[@tonybravado8231]

80 years from now, they still gonna be talking about this silly sh!t.

[@528hrtz]

Why is Pac’s sister allowing all this ?

[@lyfestylemuzik7931]

Pac’s Day 1’s will say he had multiple sides to him. I Believe one side Became more amplified the more people tested him.

[@livefromthemotherland]

I asked the same question. It’s crazy how ppl who didn’t fw pac are exploiting his name for money

[@akaspon1]

Exploiting him. How exactly? Why do dudes just be sayin shit....

[@quanbrooklynkid7776]

​@@akaspon1 yup

[@baccgod942]

Disney. Snoop. Hugh's brother. Jimmy Lovine

[@livefromthemotherland]

@@akaspon1 it’s so obvious the amount of executives who didn’t fw Tupac during his life that make money off him in death , that it wasn’t worthy of a response. Even the fact that the shakur family don’t own the rights to his music should be evidence enough. But iykyk

[@livefromthemotherland]

@@baccgod942 idk about snoop but the list could really go on for ever. How the dude who you scrapped with and kicked you off a movie get to direct the documentary about you and your moms relationship? What could he possibly know about their bond? Hollywood weird af

[@GlobalK]

Stop actin like Tupac is off limits. He talked a lotta shit about a lotta people.

[@frankdogg1985]

People act like getting shot, being accused, people turning on you and going to jail wouldn't change a person, but Pac was always down and stood up for what he believed in

[@chasity9196]

Exactly!

[@franklinrush7687]

Facts those traumatic experiences would change anybody

[@stop8042]

Pac literally wasn’t a street dude growing up. How is that standing on what he believed in?

[@Incredible_Geez]

​@Stop Thank you....niggas say the dumbest shit....that man started A WHOLE BEEF with his FRIEND instead of going and getting the dudes who robbed and shot him, get the fuck outta here...

[@nicolemoore04]

​​​@@stop8042 what exactly makes him a real "street" dude in your opinion? He grew up poor in the ghetto around gang bangerz and thugs, just because he was able to go to a performing artist school doesn't mean that was never in him.

[@MadeInNinetyThree]

Marlon Wayans described Pac as always having ‘Bishop’ in him. He wasn’t playing a character; just showing different sides to himself. People never claim ‘Dear Mama’ as an act. Plus, Pac was a Gemini…

[@timholmes9837]

He stole dear mama from another artist lol

[@rareryntz007]

@@timholmes9837but who made it pop more bigger tho? Oh ard then

[@ldyb1712]

Please stop with that gemini bullshit, I'm so tired of reading that nonsense all the time... Everyone has multiple sides.

[@ms.toshia_love9847]

and we have different sides people just don’t understand

[@FloProphetOfficialMusicChannel]

@@timholmes9837 that’s cap💯

[@arkhamknight6371]

Imagine getting beat up by tupac and suing him, then doing a documentary about him 😂😂😂...Afeni Said tupac changed when the cops beat him up badly for Jaywalking, id rather take his mom's words more seriously than a guy who got jumped by him ...while his twin brother ran way😂😂

[@juliusjujusurratt9568]

pac squared up with him and then he ran... Then he got jumped

[@mkodyglobalsouthsoldier]

His own brother told the world the truth He ran for a reason That cat he left behind ...not to be trusted

[@313DMan1]

@@mkodyglobalsouthsoldier who allen

[@TheDtowncrown]

They was homies man.. Lost a scuffle or not them cats wasn't strangers to each other

[@juliusjujusurratt9568]

@@TheDtowncrown he apologized to Hughes Brothers in his interview with Tabitha

[@jsn23nc]

He needs to stop. Snoop just being real. He did lie about the Nas incident. But Snoop seen Pac going down the wrong road and he's just being honest about. Pac was not a gang banger and Snoop is not the only one to say it.

[@Ishbikes]

“Snoop” and “real” doesn’t even belong in the same sentence. That man has lied about EVERY event he has ever spoke on.

[@southeast396]

Pac was a Gemini we have our moments sometimes

[@omarjr8647]

Nah just Pac

[@deathrager2404]

so everyone is a gemini? stop blaming gemini for being this stupid.

[@homersimpson6167]

Gemini horoscope is a load of shit boy😂😂

[@bowlerfamily]

We have our moments all the time

[@connoisseuroftigolbitts]

Quit it, Pac was very bipolar

[@TreMakaveli]

Nah the Allen Brothers really tried to disrespect Tupac On the new Dear Mama Documentary, they asked aunt Glo a question and she checked them about it ❗️❗️RIP Tupac Shakur 🕊️

[@rodneyr2537]

So Napoleon met PAC after juice

[@timmy841212]

He would’ve been 13 or 14 in that case.

[@kenrobinson1412]

I was thinking the same thing... Didn't Pac fight him and his brother.. How did he get to direct this🤬🤔

[@Ykthevibe35]

@@youngtupac1971 nigga u hate pac but you call yourself young Tupac what typa gay ass shit are u on 😂😂

[@esseen100]

His family.

[@henrycole5786]

The DEVIL himself has spoken loud and clear..lol

[@kamranmunir-tb3ql]

Yes he ki kicked both there arses in both these bums got a nice ass whoopin from tupac

[@Treavon24]

@@youngtupac1971 man shut yo wanna be ass up 😂

[@kahponeboneruthlessrecords356]

Cash grab

[@pleasecheese803]

I'm not going to watch it. To many Pac haters say it's good. Pac didn't like them Hughes

[@kingbrahma5005]

To be fair Allen Hughes did admit that he was wrong for that situation that happened between them and pac the documentary is good so fair based on the 2 episodes

[@B-H76]

2pac seems like he is the definition of a Gemini

[@homersimpson6167]

Definition of Gemini load of shit 😂😂😂

[@rayskilla74]

in alot of ways he is... everyone has their good an bad side ...but for gemini its more apparent in us...an yes Pac showed that very well...he showed the creativity talent intelligence compassion and outspoken passion that are the great traits of geminis....but he also showed that impulsiveness, short fuse, immature temper tantrum side of gemini as well....and also showed how gemini at a young age still figuring him/herself out...go back an forth between these two sides in a blink of an eye an back again

[@quanbrooklynkid7776]

​@@homersimpson6167 ha

[@homersimpson6167]

@@rayskilla74 🤡

[@rayskilla74]

@@homersimpson6167 only clown here is your cornball ass 🙄🤣....lame ass gone name yourself after a cartoon character... probably because you are fake just like the Simpsons....trolling is some lame shit...but you probably king of the lame clowns...so i understand...why dont u do us both a favor an go suck an exhaust pipe 😁🖕🏿

[@Theundisputedtruth]

Pac been wild , why u think he got that part ?! Because he was a good nerd ? 🤓 tf haters going hate

[@ITSCOWBHOY]

Napoleon Said I Know My Homeboy And If They Fired Him They Had Good Reason 😂💯

[@leoncorbin2278]

A homie do your homework ask mutah about that fight he had with Cain for menace to society 🥊

[@DskPeezyTv]

Like 4real who gave him the rights to make Dat, know damn well 2pac didn't like the Hughes brothers,, ion like dat shit

[@kerry2921]

Well they're doing a damn good job the doc is good, that's all that matters

[@kevinlee9929]

People who have any kind of integrity don't like it.

[@kerry2921]

@@kevinlee9929 well his mom gave the blessing so you saying the man's mom has no integrity?

[@DskPeezyTv]

@@kerry2921 I'm not saying I don't like the documentary, I'm saying I don't like the Hughes brothers for doing it, 2pac didn't like them before he died

[@kgordon8834]

​@@DskPeezyTv Pac worked with them plenty of times before Menace. They were always cool. Pac wanted his Shareef role to be bigger and became a diva about it, so he got fired. That's the only reason they fell out. There weren't any real issues between them

[@jtolson29]

Art you straight killing it! I love the way Napolean keeps it a full 💯. Calling niggas out but painting a full pic of Pac and his personality. Everybody had their moods and gets in their feelings at times. I'm 51 and still ain't figured the shit out but for Pac to be center stage figuring shit out at 25 is STILL a huge inspiration to me.

[@whenhogzfly8031]

i had the same thought when I seen Allen Hughes was attached to this project SMH

[@Hddrawing117]

Pac has heart people with heart always got haters

[@daixer3156]

Speaking of that. I hate U

[@brishawn8571]

Didn’t Mu just said in another part that snoop should think positive than negative but art is always bring up the negative

[@shitizreelshitizreel3848]

Art is exposing the negative of the phonies out there. I'm glad he understands Mu's intention. Mu is the only man highlighting the false narratives the Pac haters put out.

[@robertgoldstein-od1bm]

Stf🆙

[@brandyfernandocuenca7846]

Yeah that don't make sense that the Hughes brothers doing this doc

[@champsvizion7801]

To get the bag

[@kevinlee9929]

Cash grab

[@LC12345]

Napoleon is the real deal. Thanks for standing up for the legend while he’s not here.

[@ETHIOPIANASSASIN]

That whippin Pac and the Rollin 60s put on Allen Hughes and his twin brother still traumatizing them to this day 😅

[@RaySplitsWigz]

To make money off of him!!!.

[@bomani7543]

Exactly

[@reefk8876]

He got jumped so he’s supposed to feel a way. Doesn’t matter, he’s done a great job on the series.. the world needs to see Pacs revolutionary side

[@Beverabrooks8]

But why do it if you didn’t like him? And pac damn sho didn’t like him💯 he getting paid off pac name man

[@judon4908]

Tupac was right to challenge the Hughes Brothers to explain in Menace II Society how and why Sharif turned nonviolent. It would make it obvious that Caine had at least one example on how to turn his life around in the midst of life in the ghetto and that would've given the movie more substance.

[@silentnavarino]

No it wouldn’t have. That film was fine without 2Pac. Sharif was not a crucial character, it was Caine’s film.

[@kgordon8834]

Menace 2 Society was and is still a classic movie and I've never heard one person ever say this movie would've been a lot better if they dived more into Shareef's background so we could know how he became Muslim. Pac was just being a diva because he wanted a bigger part in the movie. That's why he got fired. The Hughes brothers never disliked him. They worked together plenty of times before Menace

[@goatmouth1069]

O-Dog didn't need an explanation on his background.

[@devonnepressley4220]

if people watched the documentary allen hughes admitted to 2pac was right but he just couldnt see it at the time

[@GoGetYourShinebox]

@@goatmouth1069 That's because it wasn't as deep as him being a Muslim

[@lvrobinson02]

Marlon Wayans said the same thing as Napoleon/Mutah stated the he never changed after playing Bishop. Marlon was friends with Pac and Omar during that time of Juice prior to the debut of movie. He also filmed with Pac in Above the Rim. Per Marlon from drink champs interview stated If you really know, 2Pac you would know that the role Bishop never changed Pac. As far as Marlon know Pac was always himself til the day he died. As far as he was concerned 2Pac was relatable to each character he played because of who he was and grew up. He believes that certain people didn’t know Pac well cause if they did they would know Bishop was just a piece of who PAC was prior to Juice. That role didn’t change him the people around him changed due to his fame growing in so many words. Marlon definitely been around Pac especially in his early days prior to deathrow.

[@mobeus84]

Ask your homie......Sek is out here just taking money giving two shits about Pac memory

[@greendro6410]

Allen Hughes and Snoop Dogg are both snakes

[@kgordon8834]

If he was a snake, Pac would have gotten locked up. Imagine you and your homies jump your boss because he fired you. What do you think is going to happen?

[@josecuervo1836]

pac still feeding these vultures decades later...

[@Nasdupree9090]

I’m not Pacs biggest fan but it’s obvious look of people like snoop were just jealous. Showing fake love while throwing shade.

[@josephrice3312]

This guys getting annoying, lol. We all know ur a gr8 soldier but Napoleon u NEED 2 STOP! Other than u and a select few EVERYONE has said the same things about ya O.G. He wuz young and did some dumb $#@! along the way and people just speaking (not hating) on it. An they being nice about it. You ever watch "Thug Immortal" DVD (now that was brutal)? Just cause someone tells the truth about Pac doesn't mean they don't got love for him or dissing him. P.S. the Dear Mama Doc is awesome so far... 10 outta 10

[@larryconnerjr1835]

I can’t see pac playing the Muslim character in menace but I could see pac playing Caine or O dog cuz those characters were similar to bishop and on a lesser level the drug dealer he played in above the rim

[@timmy841212]

Pac wanted the role of Caine IIRC.

[@CeeNote313]

Anybody question Pac street cred go see if you can walk thru where Pac lived as a teen"the jungle" housing projects in Marin city Oakland CA💯

[@luiso.9103]

I saw about half of first episode . It’s really awesome ………BUT … according to Hughes interviews , he SNEAK disses Pac and I agree, why people that Pac wouldn’t fuk wit are doing this …. uplift the man, talk about the negatives as well, but the negatives we all know , not the “he’s playing a character” i mean , that’s calling Pac delusional . We all play a character, in a way everyday but Pacs life has shown, yes he was one as well , but delusional ??? cmon son

[@gfoe9864]

If i could get a penny for every time they mention makaveli 🙄 there probably be a least 50 niggaz missing 🤷🏾 the only way they could silence me is if they kill me but even then my music would still live 4eva 🏃🏾💪🏾🤯 #MakaveliLivesOn #Eternally

[@ETHIOPIANASSASIN]

Even on the Doc that disgraced bozo Allen Hughes tried to be slick, questioning 2pac's aunt on if Pac had multiple personality disorder, she straightened his a$$ up real quick tho and he quickly learned his tactics weren't going to work on her 😅

[@anthonyclark9441]

Because some people seem to think that just because Pac regretted how things went with the Twins, that he'd somehow be ok with either one of THEM doing anything on his life. Even people who didn't know the man personally can kinda figure out that he would not be down with this. Even if they painted him in the best light possible. Pac did take any slights against him lightly and everyone knows that.

[@Panther-]

Ma guy yh u studied Pac properly for real Pac was someone who took things deeply

[@erfbgu2643]

I would hope that Pac wouldn't hold an over 30 year old grudge with these dudes over something so trivial. Honestly the Hughes brother's would have more justification to hold a grudge, but I think they understand that it is bigger than something that happened when they were young men fresh out of their teens. Pac is a cultural icon...and people want to keep seeing him and learning new things about his life. Everyone on here acting like they have a problem with the doc but I bet they're tuning in.

[@CB12345]

Pac is overrated to be honest. I do like a lot of his music, but he wasn't all that as a person in real life back then. Dude was a crybaby, violent, abusive, always dissing, and complaining about something that wasn't all that serious. 😂

[@solitudeisbliss1234]

​@@CB12345 getting shot 5 times is not that serious and getting a false rape charge is not serious? What nigga lol

[@MR12AMAZING]

@@youngtupac1971 You the biggest goofy I've ever seen on the internet. Firstly, you impersonating another nigga who ain't actually you, the real young tupac got 17k subs on IG and he never has a bad word to say about Pac. Secondly, you obsessed with a nigga that's been dead for 26 years. You're literally on every video on this channel related to Pac saying some weirdo shit. You got too much time on your hands, you either a weirdo lil kid or a grown man that most definitely don't work and just sits in his moms basement all day. Get some help bruh cause this shit is sad fr.

[@bodiesel01]

If you look at Poetic Justice 2pac didn't have hardly any tattoos and that was after Juice ...Allen all cap

[@squireboi318]

Bruh u tripping Pac had must of all his tats by then!😂

[@iefoofromjar5195]

2Pac had tattoos in 1992

[@drakoshabazz5227]

They probably used movie make up to cover them up

[@squireboi318]

@@iefoofromjar5195 right, hell “S4MN” dropped very early ‘93 and he already had his Thug Life tat! Man mfs will just jump on here and type anything to sound hard & knowledgeable just bcuz they have fingers!😂😂😂😂😂

[@Ishbikes]

Nigga Pac was 19-20 in Juice!! Damn how young did y’all want him to be with all these tattoos? His thug life tattoo is a tattoo all your favorite rappers have a replica of. Nas’s God Son, lil Wayne’s “cash money” etc HE WAS 20 making Juice

[@denea4418]

Ok, move on. Stop holding onto 30 year old drama and beef 🙄 People have grown and matured. I’m sure Pac would have done the same.

[@rahr07]

pac don't sneak diss tho

[@jstun2318]

Wtf is you talking about? You Jeff to mature and not make db comments like this.

[@Destroyer-Grizzly-BIH]

Snoop built an empire and these dudes careers died when 2pac did.

[@kevinlee9929]

I hope you keep that assuming energy across the board. Strong chance that you don't.

[@desertdetroiter428]

If Afeni chose Allen to do the documentary, then that’s it! No one else should have an issue with it.

[@catc9186]

Tupac mum dead

[@desertdetroiter428]

@@catc9186 Duh.

[@HollyCain44]

Alex Hughes say Pac changed but also in the same sentence said he only knew pAc for like 9 months 😂. How can you gage who a person really is in 9 months

[@escobarfpv1275]

Alan Hughs did alot of sneak dissing on Pac when he was on Nas podcast💯💯💯

[@balle733]

They directed PAC first video. Napoleon wasn’t even in the picture then. Lol.

[@yashratnaparkhi8950]

Just like Tony yayo talk only about 50 in interview This is the same scenario

[@drestathagangsta8880]

Tupac's stepbrother Mopreme been tried to tell yall about the Hughes brothers lol.

[@jarvasedundy1]

People are entitled to their own opinion as Neploean said. But 2pac was larger than life in the 90s from from 93-96. He had/has people who love him and he had/has people who doesn't like him. That's life, he wasn't perfect and he made mistakes. Everybody makes mistakes in life. He said in a 92 interview, when a black woman asked him how the black man is being viewed in America and what he's all about as a person. He said " First and foremost, I don't wanna be a role model. I wanna be a real model, I can't live this perfect life and have this perfect image. I'm going to make mistakes in my life in the long run. If I pretend to be this perfect person and have this perfect image and soon as I make a small mistake or get into trouble. I know they're going to say, I thought 2pac was Mr. Perfect and he couldn't do no wrong. I can't live life that way" Spice1, Treach, Smooth B, Greg Nice, E-40, Money B, all said the same thing what Neploean has said on 2pac as rappers. He was always the same person. Marlon Wayans, Tommy Davis, Regina King, Duane Martin, all said the same thing on 2pac too. Who worked with him in movies. Like Nas said on Hate Me Now song " People warn me, when you're on top there's envy"

[@princesurvivor7093]

Ppl act like they was the same in the streets n in front of mama😂 cut it out! I was a menace in the streets ,but once I walked thru that door, it was Yes Ma’am!

[@joseyeastwood]

It's a money grab when was the last time dude directed a movie anybody who loves Pac will skip this one they were not even cool especially after he got his butt whipped 😂

[@jbcool9178]

Thats why I'll never watch the documentary.

[@bigdoggham4269]

Like why frfr now they can paint any picture they want about Pac. Great Clip Much Respect

[@3rdiknowledgetv]

If it was only those who ride n say dey die for him would fight all these people old or not show the love slap some body curse dem out something damn why nobody holding him down man

[@NOLAsoulchild]

2Pac apologized to the Hughes Brother's in an interview prior to his death, not sure if they had a face to face, but business is business & what better man to do the documentary than a man who's already done business with him & had a relationship with him. Speaking on an incident that actually happened is not dissing, it's telling the truth. 2Pac was wrong in that situation by having 10 dudes jump the man & whatever anger he had was justified, but over time anger subsides.... I disagree with Napoleon on this one, plus that Dear Mama documentary is 🔥🔥🔥. He does right by Mrs. Afeni & 2Pac.

[@GoGetYourShinebox]

2Pac apologised for the way things turned out, but he was adamant that he was right on the matter initially and never said he was cool with the Hughes bros, it was just unfortunate it led to a beat down

[@timmy841212]

Oh I didn’t know they had buried the hatchet… I get Pac was probably right but he handled it wrong.

[@NOLAsoulchild]

@@GoGetYourShinebox 2Pac read the script before the table read tho. If he had any discrepancies about his character, that could've been handled prior to signing on. Going to a table read & being disruptive isn't right when they're other actor's trying to be professional & do their job. Then, getting angry & having the man get physically assaulted by a pile of dudes. He was wrong in every way bc Cane gave commentary on every character throughout the movie, including Sharif 🤷🏿‍♂️ I said he apologized & what's the only thing he could apologize for? The thing he went to jail for... Assaulting them dudes. I also said, I'm not sure if they ever had a face to face after that, but I'm sure if he lived long enough, that could've happened in time.

[@WhiteTupac]

Napoleon the truth 💯

[@Discipleofyeshuahamaschiach]

Yeshua is the truth. All other humans can merely tell the truth.

[@ItsAnEndlessWorld]

At first I was against watching the docu-series but the first two episodes were great. I enjoy hearing Pac's family and friends speak about him that's mainly what I tune into the docu-series for and to see if they'll tell lies so fans including myself can correct it.

[@HiPHOPx87]

Real Talk. Very curious to see if they gonna push the Orlando Bogus Theory.

[@rugerboyks6288]

I’m not with the documentary simply bc why is one of 2pacs enemies involved with it? Or somebody 2pac didn’t fw? Makes no sense

[@pumpkinspice7905]

I was thinking the same thing! What is his estate doing? Smh!

[@ericbryant-dz8mj]

You gonna miss a damn good doc

[@ThaRidah662]

Allen waited for Pac, John to die to do this but i do have to admit it is well put together besides the sneak disses but we all know Pac & John in heaven trust me they ain't missing this hell on earth at all them niggaz are the blessed ones

[@jay07261986]

The documentary has been 🔥 so far despite their history. I've been pleasantly surprised the Hughes brothers have put the past behind them n have done such a great job without any biasness....

[@domjoseph2007]

agreed

[@joshuad24]

People move on and grow, his family is involved in the documentary which is great through the first 2 episodes so far btw

[@quanbrooklynkid7776]

Yea

[@url0veang3l]

I'm really enjoying hearing from his family as well.

[@ederrell6032]

The last episode shows pac saying he had plans to squash the beef with Alan Hughes

[@max7even284]

Snoop didn't grow .

[@Muskogee]

If Tupac had lived, He and the Hughes brothers probably would have been friends. Tyrin and MC Eiht told what happened when they did Menace to Society. It was a good documentary and respectable.

[@daixer3156]

I'm glad they went without Tupac. Love him and he's the best rapper. But his acting still needed some improvement. He wasn't ready for Menace 2 Society roll yet. An actor needs to know how to play more than the same "angry black man" character.

[@shamillions]

Just watch that doc very well put together Allen huges could barely talk his nerves was all over the place and he did care for pac it just when he talk about him and pac fight Allen really didn't want to discuss it everything NP is saying in this interview about Pac the dear mama doc shines light on the pac he speaks of

[@kingrapid]

Yo Art. Can you plz ask Mutah what the history is behind that clip of Pac going nuts on a videoshoot? We cant really see whats happening but theres a big ruckus and u can hear Pacs voice screaming at someone.. and also the footage of Fatal getting taken away by the police..what was the reason behind those incidents plz??

[@Mike-dn6ur]

Never trust a man that dissed his own coast.

[@rondoughhowell6442]

Well he felt like his coast betrayed him

[@foreverflylove]

✅️

[@Ishbikes]

The coast almost murdered him!!

[@alexmontes6275]

They still jealous of Makaveli

[@JohnSnowjrjr]

He was young and still growing...🎯💯

[@iluvmyboba]

Exactly.

[@torrencemeekssr8717]

You said it all right there young and still growing

[@j04370859]

This is what I like about Napoleon. He'll defend Pac, but still admit his faults, understanding why the people Pac had an issue with went and fired him. He's not a blind 2Pac dickrider like a lot of people.

[@drestathagangsta8880]

Ehh, to an extent he will admit his faults. There are other interviews I've seen where he and the other Outlaw members act as if Pac could do no wrong.

[@Yvettee214]

@@drestathagangsta8880 I mean to them he probably can’t do know wrong!

[@JacketFish]

Nope. Never, you hood nigga be talkin bullshit all the time.

[@j04370859]

@Dresta tha Gangsta Yeah, now that you mention it, there are some of his other interviews where it comes off like that.

[@issabey2749]

Truth has no bias if it's true it isn't dissing. Just putting that out there

[@MrCt302]

It's all about money. Smh

[@shitizreelshitizreel3848]

ALLEN HUGHES HAS always taken shots at Tupac! It's exactly why he got his ash whooped! But he wants to make money off Pac at the same time lol!

[@kendallclark4892]

Think the documentary is great so far

[@hollywood7009]

I Can Honestly Say Pac Did Kind Of Apologize To The Hughes Brothers But He Disrespected John Singleton In A Vibe Magazine

[@nmr20067]

I told people that one here and they got mad. But it’s true and documented….

[@kjee09]

Also A. Hughs wasn't dissing PAC. Hughs wasn't the only one to say this. 2Pac wasn't wild his ENTIRE life. There is footage, even in the doc, that shows PAC at 17. He was nowhere near as violent as he became. Some people are in denial. I'm a fan and I have accepted the reality of his life

[@CB12345]

​@@kjee09 He brought that energy upon himself and got what he deserved for acting that way over time. Honestly, if Pac was moving like his 17 Year old self he would of actually been alive today, but he wanted to be a wannabe gangster so badly that he had to learn the hard way.

[@CB12345]

​@@nmr20067 Many people can't handle the truth unfortunately.

[@CB12345]

​​@@youngtupac1971 Exactly and he got what he deserved in the end. The energy he put out he got in return.

[@marthatowns5504]

The same stories for 30years.

[@1stgengamer73]

I was leery of Allen Hughes making this documentary but so far The Dear Mama documentary is great.

[@jfrancissalinas6681]

Now we know why Napoleon is a Outlawz.

[@user-um9cp7bh1i]

That's why I will not watch it

[@SLAUSONGIRL]

That’s what I wondered too 😂

[@MrDaveyboysmitt]

And for the record for all your Pac Stan’s , when 2Pac seen juice. Yes, he did take on that role in real life. Watch the documentary to get a whole feel for it ,we still love Pac . And also Napoleon everything a documentary is the closest relatives and out of pacs mouth

[@pleasecheese803]

Wrong, u sound like a Pac hater

[@starastro4591]

I’m saying tho.. he was great but not the second coming of Jesus. Not even Malcolm would have approved of “hit em up” lol

[@pleasecheese803]

@@starastro4591 why if u don't like someone. Why be soft about someone u don't like

[@starastro4591]

@Please Cheese who said they didn’t like someone. Everyone loves Pac. Great musician and actor and backup dancer and woman puller

[@pleasecheese803]

@@starastro4591 Pac didn't like Biggie at the time so why not make a song like Hitem up

[@bobmorgan344]

That's pac true friend

[@THEJUSTINBAILEY]

The ones who know , know this documentary is disrespectful to pac just by who’s making it

[@t.7527]

Mutah can’t speak on Allen Hughes experience with PAC at the Juice premier. Pac changed he was human. The documentary was dope. Way better than that LT Hutton All Eyez On Me music video movie…..Art of Dialogue was D riding before it came out.

[@cloudyriver]

Money B from Digital Underground knew Pac before Allen hughes and said that Pac had a "wild" side before the movie

[@diamondwest35]

You mean Mutah? lol Mutulu was Pac's step-father

[@t.7527]

@@diamondwest35 facts ! I stand corrected

[@t.7527]

@@cloudyriver indeed the documentary is dope but Pacs wild side was on deteriorate after the movie that just gives a human being a natural high. Especially since he did theater in school. This was what he wanted to do. We love PAC !

[@cloudyriver]

@@t.7527 It's life and the world you live in shapes you, not a movie role

[@damaged2810]

Pac could've been so much bigger than what he was.

[@ricoyarb8722]

He already was big what do you mean

[@damaged2810]

@@ricoyarb8722 Bigger than music and movies. Politics

[@ricoyarb8722]

@@damaged2810 Gotcha

[@littykaine643]

The dear mama doc was great i almost cried lol