Black Panther Jamal Joseph Tells A Story Tupac Told Him And He Was Killed Because He Was A Shakur

[@TheHumanBallsack]

"They HAVE to kill me... I'm a Shakur." He absolutely knew he wouldn't be allowed to live a long life.

[@allmoneyboog]

And that’s why he’s still alive. What man you know would just stick around knowing what you know. I always tell people Tupac seen the hidden hand first hand. He knew what the government was all about

[@dreswalks]

Everyone who thinks he was killed by crips are wrong he was targeted ever since he came to fame cause his name Shakur. They can't have a black panther selling that many records with the ability to unite black people, but not just black people all people

[@5thdawg917]

Ali Khaliq bruh, thats so stupid. Just look at the night he got shot, he had beef with Orlando anderson, who later got backup to kill pac after getting beaten up. It was hardly a professional assassination. All these conspiracy theorys are just in your head.

[@thestrangetruth9345]

5thDawg you still think Pac died from them gunshots... you way behind bro the gunshots did not do shit he was going to pull through he got killed by something else...

[@dreswalks]

The Strange Truth yea most people don't know he was supposed to pull through. The doctors had to inject him with something

[@doeboy84]

Ali Khaliq that's not true and passing along these conspiracy theories without an ounce of proof is disrespectful to Afeni Shakur and all of his friends and family. Pac not only lost a finger, he had kidney damage and lost a lung. He was on a breathing machine and receiving dialysis when he kept flatlining so his mother decided to take him off life support and let him go.

[@locksley11]

Ali Khaliq truth

[@MakeYouTubeGreatAgain1]

People need to give his mother credit. AFENI SHAKUR was revolutionary Queen that raised a warrior. She is just as legendary as her son, Tupac. She was a top Black Panther and was affiliated with other top Panthers. Her story should be told as well.

[@malichidaniels621]

You're projecting something that doesn't need projecting. Those who know the Panthers history, know Afeni's contribution to the struggle. Afeni loved her son, and loved the Black men who also contributed to his development. She wasn't in competition with them or him.

[@harwn999]

True she did. What also needs to be talked about is that she kept him from his real father.

[@harwn999]

@@malichidaniels621 she indeed gets credit.

[@boundlessr-tist4513]

U believe she escaped from prison

[@4ALLDIMENSIONS]

I was just telling someone this🎯💯⚔️🛡

[@gradydunnicanjr9073]

PAC was and still is the truth..he told us to wake up about the government 20 years ago and look at where we are now...all time favorite person of all time, helped me wake up to the bs Salute to PAC..1Nation

[@blazinyou33]

JEWS THER GOVERNEMENT IS JUST THERE FOR CONFUSION THE JEWS OWN THE BANK WAKE THE FUCK UP AND SAY IT FOR FUCK SAKKKKKKKKKKE

[@longassjimmy6790]

Grady Dunnican Jr. he was definitely doing God's work. no matter what anybody says, he helped save a lot of souls and opened millions of eyes

[@OtaviaBrown]

The world have NPD Parents they are not jews

[@envydaddy8546]

James Long God's work...lol

[@blazinyou33]

otavia yancey ok

[@1978ymca]

Tupac was a revolutionary! He wasn't some ignorant thug! Tupac was, is and will always be a legend and an icon!

[@grigrig9107]

He was some thug he became a thug to continue the struggle

[@Luvmeesh]

♥️✨

[@slimtimesl.l.c4614]

He got Caught up in the industry unfortunately.......💯✌️

[@noirnoble1181]

Pac a "Thug," 👈😅😄😂😅😄😅 more like a tug boat.

[@KingWillliam1990]

#100 ❤facts

[@tammystigars5477]

He has the voice that will move the masses. His Voice still Speaks.

[@sis.dlightfull8040]

That's exactly why he was assassinated! COINTELPRO was about stopping the rise of a "Blakk" Messiah. Nipsey Hustle, Tupac, Biggie, Michael Jackson, Prince, Malcolm X, Fred Hampton, Stokley Carmichael, Martin Luther King, Garvey, Yeshua of Nazareth.

[@brendaturner8624]

Amen,show you right,

[@kingcapone2146]

Arrg just like a pirate

[@2bithustlers444]

PAC voice moving no masses. It’s 26 years later and he’s held up as a hero for the steeets. Chicago, Memphis, Louisiana 2Pac have no positive impact on the black community. Only the people close to him.

[@sis.dlightfull8040]

@@2bithustlers444 - I disagree with your comment. You may not see his vibration if you're not "spiritually" tapped in. I'm not into Rap, or the Hip-hop culture, but I'm a "Spiritualist", and I can tell you for a fact that Tupac was a "Prophet Messenger."

[@illuminickiblanco]

This makes me so sad bc PAC was what this new generation needed!

[@loveandlight_]

warren blue don't speak for me... not all blacks are like that. if that's the case all whites are racist.

[@loveandlight_]

FSG PRODUCTIONZ epic fail

[@ahbanawahawashinawa5499]

Neffery Dahmer you look like this girl I know name tameika

[@ahbanawahawashinawa5499]

Neffery Dahmer some people might think pac is great but he ain't no lil flip

[@leandermiller8522]

Neffery Dahmer I agree Queen.

[@Keys7]

Exactly. He was killed because of who he was. I really don't understand how people cannot see that.

[@Makaveli_93]

I really don't understand how people cannot see that beating up a gangmember will get you killed.

[@GNeeNee]

Makaveli250 it was the perfect storm and pretty much "go time" in "their" eyes...

[@GNeeNee]

Orchestration...

[@TheHumanBallsack]

Keys Material The public are mainly stupid and willingly ignorant. The public willingly cast ballots every four years to elect the same puppets of the same 2 political parties, like a fucking merry-go-round... It's amazing what people will believe.

[@sunsetvest5624]

If your not a real fan you wouldn't see it. From the outside looking in you would see drama rap beefs with an entire coast. Gang affiliation with the most infamous record lable. Hit em up made him a open target he didn't have any real friends around him to give a honest opinion. There were a bunch of yes men and manipulators edging him on.

[@mosiyah5044]

Yall gotta realise your so called love for Tupac means nothing ABSOLUTELY nothing if you don't take heed to his message.

[@francinefreeman9472]

Couldn’t have said it better.

[@djuanblue9850]

Agreed. This generation says they're woke. How can you be woke and not see the dirty tricks!! Seeing it after it has affected you is useless. We must see the play before they make the move. A fighter should not have to get hit to know a punch is coming, they anticipate and improvise.

[@familialgameaholics7618]

Absolutely... thank you for posting these words.

[@michaelrichardson672]

The YOUNGER GENERATION struggles with LISTENING to their Elders, HOW much AWAKENING has happened when they "BELIEVE & FEEL" that they have the answers....The ESSENCE of Life is to SEPARATE the MIND from the MATERIAL and the SPIRIT from the MATTER to FREE ONESELF....HE who THINKS like HIM (CREATOR) Becomes HIM.....KNOW THYSELF...

[@lihlehappy9498]

FACT!

[@ericadailey630]

This is deep. Wow ! Tupac is the greatest, no debating

[@ChrisDodges123]

none!!!

[@Deebo100]

Fact 100!

[@odelljones6482]

No debating

[@wildestcowboy2668]

EAZY E wuz

[@47times_official]

@@wildestcowboy2668 Eazy had no depth to him, someone else wrote his lyrics and he was an Athiest.

[@blackstardragon2693]

Love the fact that this bro broke down what a lot of us didn't truly understand.

[@melodyhannibal697]

Tupac Shakur is immortal. His life and words remain as a blueprint for us to this day.

[@leogale7194]

It’s only a matter of time before we put it into play.

[@scarletdamsel3139]

blueprint yes but immortal all of our souls are ✨🙏🏾☺️

[@asnwoa8280]

You weak.. now you are worshipping him.. it's a Human

[@leogale7194]

@@asnwoa8280 No ones worshipping anyone.. we're just acknowledging his brilliance.

[@jaimesolis8362]

Lmao. Blueprint for what exactly?

[@debraharriott6558]

TUPAC songs speak for itself. ALL EYES ON ME. So many had a target on TUPAC. KNOW THE HISTORY AND KNOW THE MAN.

[@mlean83]

Tupac Amaru, being named that alone says a lot and he carried the purpose of his name well into his life. If you dont know google it, it was an honor to have met you Pac. 🙏🏽💯

[@AgentSickOrange]

That wasnt not his birth name......

[@Saulgoodmane]

@@AgentSickOrange lol let him be poetic we all love the son of Billy Garland the same around these parts 😂😂 Parish was that guy plus I’m sure for as long as he could remember no one ever called him Parish or Lesane and I have no clue who Crooks is maybe that was Afeni’s before getting with Assata but in terms of Lesane, he will always be Tupac Amaru Shakur to the world lol I love how ironically buddy tells people to search up the other Túpac Amaru and that wasn’t his birth name either 😂😂😂

[@lucythecat12]

Tupac's lyrics saved my life. He's a poet in every sense of the word. My he rest in paradise. One love 💕

[@daryldixon102]

I can relate

[@antonioreed144]

💯

[@washingtonfootballfanwgil8392]

The whole point of this video is for Brothers to realize Pac was telling us, it's time for unity. Stop worrying about getting "them". How can we unify our cause? Spend our money amongst us. Live in our own community. Participate in getting our kids top educations. Embrace HBCU's. Peace

[@TheBTranz]

Bro this is the truest shit ever wrote on this subject. I'm with you on that bro.

[@blazinyou33]

LEARN ABOUT THE JEWS BEHIND THE SCENE PEOPLE AND EVERYTHING WILL FINALLY MAKE FUCKIN SENSE

[@funnylady1756]

👍👏👏👏

[@d-247infantry9]

Redskins Pride WGIL exactly. it's all here for us but our people so got damn stubborn. another generation lost over ignorance because we don't listen nor protect our true leaders and look what we have now

[@boobooblack3542]

Real ,,,,,,,so real.

[@newwaves8159]

God I miss Pac and I'm glad i grew up in the 90s vs now with these clowns man smh

[@pirka24]

Me too....

[@hambrick]

100%

[@tayshadiggs5404]

new waves exactly because this generation needs help #80'sBabies #90'sRaised

[@Ericamidwife]

new waves i feel the same

[@scottfree8368]

new waves KNO B.S. !!

[@JayPowetic]

Wow! This interview is amazing. I believe this 100%! Knowledge is power, Truth is freeing. Peace!

[@kellysam2076]

U need to change ur name from judah.

[@ThePeaceReport]

Damn, this is an epic interview. Long live Sister Assata Shakur! Long live the Black Panther Party!

[@selz7440]

they killed him because he was too smart, different and he would bring people together! the government doesn’t like seeing stuff like that. they don’t want anyone like that around. if tupac was alive he could’ve done a lot more..very sad.. there will never be someone like him..

[@drewskee1775]

I cannot get enough of Tupac stories

[@DJ-xr5wb]

TUPAC was a great man, shame he is mainly remembered for the last 6months on deathrow, he was so much more very talented indeed

[@innovativeprogramschool7979]

True. So many people are promoting the violent, gangbangin side of Pac. It's like the political activist, and educational side of him has been intentionally covered up.

[@DJ-xr5wb]

shinymetallicpurplearmor it's a shame

[@michaelmuller7670]

shinymetallicpurplearmor u right..a lotta ppl didnt kno he was so intelligent

[@michaelmuller7670]

shinymetallicpurplearmor i saw a interview wit him by a woman n he talk real knowledge

[@adamreedbigman6590]

I believed every since I was young the beef was still going on PAC was in still my heroes just like boosie but I believe he still alive cause he's doctor said he was on life support in plus I should Been rapping just like them but fuck snoop dog in also death row in bad boy puffy set both good artists

[@akcj1]

His death still hurts me so much. I love PAC. I love everything he was and everything I saw he was going to be. May the ones responsible for his death burn in hell.

[@realrecognizereal3758]

stay blessed queen💕

[@akcj1]

@Michael Edward but enough about you and where you’re going

[@lelal2072]

My sentiments exactly… and yes may all involved burn in hell with gasoline drawls on!!

[@godchosen4959]

Young black men full of knowledge and mindset like Malcolm X and leader like MLK THEM MY IDLE because they were powerful MLK killed by the government Malcolm X by his on people us and Tupac the same way can't tell me different . I'm 42 black men and I see the corruption

[@LifeNliving100]

@@akcj1 💋💋

[@MarijuanaMarketingGroup]

RIP 2Pac you gave your life for the community and we appreciate it.

[@nicolebouchotte2760]

My question brother did the Community really understand or give his memory the Respect He deserves

[@henrybiggs3113]

Y'all do...🤔🤔🤔

[@itzenormous]

Because he was a Shakur, because he was blowing up, because he could have been a transformative figure and a great leader. Death Row Records didn't kill him. The East Coast Boys didn't kill him. He didn't die because of a "Gang War." No, he was killed for the same reason Fred Hampton was killed ... and by the same people.

[@ajl2232]

Thank you for saying that. They took him out because he was stepping out of the box they made for us all.

[@francinefreeman9472]

Exactly.

[@firesign4297]

BECAUSE HE🙏🏿❤️😪❤️🙏🏿 WAS WAKING UP THE..... YOUTH!!!!... Period.💔

[@benblak23]

This is false. He got killed from gang banging. The Crips neighborhood new right after it happened. They only kill you if you preach unity of the poor. That’s why Farrakhan, Umar, Ali, etc. didn’t get killed. The moment Malcolm, MLK and Fred Hampton allied with poor whites. They were killed. If I have two separate enemies (poor whites and blacks) I just convince one enemy to kill the other. If my enemy comes together (the poor) that’s a bigger problem.

[@potentially__9445]

THANK YOU!!!!! YOU get it, mofos STILL believe that he was killed before of the Orlando Anderson altercation.

[@MountedHands]

Tupac will forever be my favorite ♥️♥️♥️🥰🥰🥰❣️❣️❣️. No one can ever take his place, unmatched

[@Sloppyjoe7390]

Very well spoken and speaking straight facts. Rest in paradise Tupac

[@glendoncodling1012]

When I'm feeling weak his music 🎶 build me up 👆

[@andriachambers3248]

When I first heard his voice and how strong deep it was I was taking back. I stood up came from one room to another room to see him on stage and was in shock I was mesmerized. Our voice our tone of voice the way we stand and our complexion put fear in every man heart. We are POWERFUL and can be more influential if we unite go back to becoming leaders of our family

[@mr.realistic9791]

this is why no other rapper will ever compare to pac "NOBODY" dude was such a presence and left a hell of and impact

[@AlmightyDOE777]

2PAC was named head of the New Black Panthers by the Black Panthers = #REVOLUTIONARY

[@esterwillis7582]

It was also that he was charismatic and had a strong unique energy, he drew different kinds of people. All colors knew the lyrics to many of his songs so he was loved by many but hated by the haters. His words were strong and convicting.

[@simonaakamonakopa9635]

It will be so Awesome to just sit and listen to Tupac's Beloved family members stories in person,he most definitely has a Heart 💛 of Gold🙏🙏

[@jonathantorres1302]

Still we see no Changes ✊🏻✊🏼✊🏽✊🏾✊🏿

[@Victoria-tc5cm]

That's the problem, we need a much stronger standard for the next generation.

[@shushimushi]

I love the 90's, I miss 2 PAC and his music. He filled my youngest years with sunshine, with happiness and with his one of a kind lyrics. He was a legend everywhere. I'm Bulgarian and here we still listen to Pac till this day. RIP 🤍

[@AMGyvngtrae]

RIP PAC a real legend and icon I will always remember you even though I’m 12 I am a big fan and know so much about you. You really inspire me as a role model pac. I will always love you, your music, and the mark you left on the black community.

[@durrtycash8445]

Favorite artist of all time. No hands down still listen to his music and take in knowledge and truth he spoke

[@donda7569]

2020 and I fucking miss this man

[@byronherrera1568]

He read alot of books he was intelligent in school spoke about problems that we have

[@happyme2989]

PAC and DMX are my favorite 2 rapper's 🙌 their voice just hit different they had so much wisdom!

[@bigtall8199]

Best wisdom is to use it for your own life

[@fredrickjohnson9473]

gotta love tupac much love

[@Thegalacticgeneral]

Rest in Peace to Fred, Pac and the other fallen revolutionaires ✊🏽

[@Michelle-day]

I ❤️ Tupac , what a good man...we'll all see him again 🕊💛☝️

[@dukuyebenjamintega3535]

I was on here going through amazing videos and so luckily I came across your marvelous and charming picture of you, which really drew my attention to get in touch with you and also I really love your profile... plz Can we be friends??,

[@makavelithedon1904]

Truth is this ain't no hope for the future - 2pac #2pacforever

[@mikeveli9966]

Tupac was targeted because of his bloodline, because of his upbringing Tupac is a black panther he just didn't run around screaming it out but the government knew who he was and how much of a threat he was people don't understand the Black Panthers are a revolutionary movement most of their teachings are from Malcolm X. Tupac was put on game about all this stuff very early on he was a absolute threat. In Tupac's last album he has some diss songs but he also had some political songs Tupac was turning hip hop into a political force he was going to basically inform the people on who we should and should not vote for and just basically tell us the truth on what we need to know he was trying to get us involved in our country and in the things that's happening which we should be but we don't want to be involved we sit back and let the so-called government handle everything and when people like Tupac try to wake us up they get killed and then everybody disrespects him and talks down on him after he's gone. But it's all good I feel whatever objective God gave Tupac I believe he completed it

[@KnownCharacterMan]

Interesting comment 👍🏽

[@dewaynemontford8944]

On point ☝️

[@kentkearney6623]

WHITEY ON THE MOON

[@georgiasweetpotato7170]

🎶"People talk alot of 💩💩 but that's after I'm gone because they fear me in the physical form"🎶 -Tupac

[@s.fsimoes8898]

Tupac had a bit of Jessie Jackson and Malcolm X the only difference is he was in the music industry. Being this wise and talented beyond your age will bring you good and bad attention and a lot of envy and jealous people. When it comes right down to it Tupac had a good honest heart with lots of love to give and he expressed most of it through his legacy in his music.🙏🏽

[@TheHumanBallsack]

Ironic that Jessie Jackson finished him off in the hospital.

[@qram281]

Dont ever call pac no jessie jackson wtf..fuck him

[@mustafael-amin9163]

Well,pac was never accused of setting up anyone so he wasn’t like Jesse🤫

[@daughterofisrael7130]

Jesse Jackson was a sale out!

[@MaLiArtworks186]

@@TheHumanBallsack Jesse killed him?

[@BigBen1994]

This is one of the only Brothers I love to hear talk about Pac 💪🏾✊🏾💯🔥🙏🏾

[@BigBen1994]

Still my favorite rapper of all time 💯

[@lisashilice1001]

Yes yes

[@josephroberson1573]

This is wayyyyy too much Tupac is a motivational speaker that moved mountains with his words and his name. God bless Tupac🙏🏾

[@kody7149]

This was deep!!!

[@rosetheauracle]

I truly have so much love for Tupac Shakur. 🩷🩷🩷

[@Positivelycool]

Thug till i die😎 "i wasn't turned out i was raised this way"

[@Loobylooto2]

I enjoyed listening to this! I love Tupac and im white English and over 60 I could recognise his talent and was devastated when he died as so many dreams died that day

[@carolyn5617]

I was devastated and never met him.

[@endurable4849]

damn man, im in jamaica and i believe every word this man said,,,,,love you tupac

[@deontaelane824]

PAC said do I want to go out like Tony Montana or Malcom x wow💯💪🏿🤘🏾🙏🏿😎👀

[@abdoulayeaboubacar3400]

He said he want to go like Malcolm X so strong

[@nuhusokomba4056]

This is deep. PAC in the modern day Malcolm X. Miss them both.

[@repsecure1924]

Literally when I listened to Pac back in the day the music hit in your soul and I wasnt the only one. Just a whole different thing completely. I still to this day know alot of his tracks word for word. I could recite a multitude of his tracks sometimes whole albums. There will never be another like Pac. Rest Peacefully Makaveli the Don

[@pacdisciple7675]

Enlightening very happy I watched thank you for this!

[@teresawicks-kq3bq]

WOW 😲 TUPAC HAD BEAUTIFUL EYES!!!

[@moreinarincones-givihan]

WOW just WOW so softly spoken with SO MUCH VOLUME 🔥💯

[@raelahage1907]

Good Stuff ,power is knowledge

[@jayday1503]

i wish pac was never influenced by deathrow...he was so intelligent and calm before he got there...

[@chimillr.6487]

Jay Day EXACTLY

[@brycevaldez4635]

Jay Day remind you he was still caught up before death row. death row just made him worse but during his last days he seemed to mellow out. probably cause he knew he doesn't have much longer

[@mansamusa2012]

But most Pac fans don't even care about his connections with the Black Panthers or his Black Nationalism! This is why I hate most Pac fans because most of them glorify him for songs like Hit em up!

[@MakaveliDior]

Before Death Row pac was in jail so many times and did more crimes. While being at Death Row his only crime was the beating of Orlando.

[@jeanettesdaughter]

Jay Day who else came for him?

[@treecuttingdiscgolfer]

Great piece of information. I didnt listen to much tupac until late in his career and always got a feeling of hope out of his lyrics. Rip....

[@unmasteredEP]

Thank you for posting this.

[@MakePlaze]

This clearly makes sense to why That last picture of Pac in the BMW, he look like he was starring at somebody who just yelled "GET YOUR HAND OUT MY POCKET"!!! Rest In Paradise Malcolm, Pac, Khalid Muhammad, J.Cochran, John Singleton, Dr. Sebi and Nip- They are truly ones of a murdered breed.

[@freddiegomez3221]

PAC was a genius so wise in so many ways....... Wisdom so talented in many ways..

[@emirkelly01]

You opened my eyes much love 💕🇮🇪

[@maniackmack1590]

This is something I been knowing this whole time I try to tell all the naysayers and none believers about The real Tupac but I can't put the words together good enough like this Man did Knowing all that I know about Tupac I still sat here and cried 5 straight mins I now see where all the hatred in my heart comes from Once I wipe away these tears the anger will rage I feel Tupac was apart of my purpose and I've been lost and damaged ever since he been gone 2pac asked a question in a song How long will they mourn me The answer is FOREVER!

[@Hustlewise2HeyeZ]

🎶🎶🎼🗣️🔊I wish it coulda been ANUUUTHA, how long will they mourn my brother 😢🙌🏾🙌🏾2•Pac🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾i say🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾well done God.

[@vincente4570]

We all hate what happened years ago. So you’re not alone😞

[@dont.ripfuller6587]

Your anger is a gift. Let it fuel your part in making the world better than the world that took him. ✌🏽

[@crystalallen6306]

Me to my brother love you

[@iTaLyZfiNeSt08]

pac also said that he wont change the world, but will SPARK THE CHANGE THE WORLD NEEDS! #blazeup2blessup #livelongandforevertupac

[@kinggodtravis]

Damn, I'm loving this. My mind think this way but I cant articulate it as well.

[@mindstrength2012]

KingTravis Its ok brother as long as you listened thats all that matters.

[@leandermiller8522]

KingTravis you can FAM, it's naturally in you.

[@akilabdlshabazz3010]

Generalized Black 🖤 Panther for Ever

[@jenniferhaynes8625]

This is very deep,love it,real knowledge.

[@YudazOwn]

I saw a video of pac talking about how a man that was hanging with Fred Hampton as an informant for the police had given them a layout of the place Fred Hampton was living in.. Pac knew full well of cointelll Pro... Sway the media personality told how Pac had mentioned to him that he was going to appeal to the streets thru his music and bring the hood back to a political mind state but died before he could finish... in so many words that was Sway statement..

[@brighonte]

Most accurate and powerful interview regarding Tupac

[@buffalosojourn4354]

Thank you for this, Jamal!!!

[@flywriterinkgirl1974]

love pac 4 life

[@brucewayne-ej3cx]

Thug life we still livin it

[@theonly7246]

Peace brother Joseph🙏🏾🙏🏾

[@robertnew9273]

💯💯💪💙🙏💎🗣️ man dropping knowledge and real Sauce

[@TheFamilyONetwork]

This is an interesting perspective. I could tell that PAC was going into a different direction. Sometimes the demons from our past still stick with us and eventually "The Bill Comes Due" it's good that brothers like this share their experience and I respect Tupac that much more. His activism was incredible.

[@mizzlynng]

Hit 🔨 nail on the head. He couldn't be more right. None of these men or children have a permit or license to carry or own a firearm. So, where are they getting them from? It's in their design but all design can be manipulated. But first we must collect our children and reprogram their thought pattern. Things must change and now.

[@MaLiArtworks186]

Exactly 💯

[@feleciahill7211]

His Energy was so powerful that it was TOO GREAT A THREAT to the wicked. When you know who You Are & what You bring, you move a certain way. Those in darkness see your light and set out to destroy it by any means. But you who are different & special are, and will always be protected, no matter what you endure.

[@Drfeelinu]

Thank you for this insightful video.. my goodness

[@darionbenson2420]

In his song picture me rolling he they got me under surveillance so he knows he was being watched

[@fatimaaaliyah8087]

Now i got 2 rottweilers by my bed, i feed them lead

[@TheHumanBallsack]

The title track All Eyez On Me itself was about being under surveillance all the time, well before he joined Deathrow. Recently random surveillance snippets have started making their way onto KZbin, like footage of him and his crew leaving a club called Nikki and in that footage Pac actually swears directly at the feds and their camera as they are pulling away.

[@shespeaks2441]

I can only imagine if Dr Newton & Tupac would have lived to combine forces how different the vision & position of the Black community might be. Sadly we'll never know....May they both Rest In Power & In Peace.

[@eddielee4082]

Awesomely spoken

[@kerryjones6223]

The most influential rapper of all time easily world wide known and loved before his time could you imagine if he would have gotten a chance to mature

[@williecooper1116]

A threat to the world to come is what 2Pac was when you are thinking of what or whom he would have become after rap. Decades before his time his words could have changed the face of a nation or sparked a revolution with the likes of Malcom X❣️💯♥️

[@deandrehill3752]

TUPAC SHAKUR IS THE GREATEST REVOLUTIONARY OF ALL TIME ...

[@patelston8388]

One of my all-time favorite Black Panthers!

[@saundrabrown1873]

You are speaking straight facts Brotha Jamal Joseph 💯 ✊🖤🤎👏

[@mr.thomas5489]

I'm from Baltimore, Pac learned how to polish his artistic skills here, if he was alive my city would not be this ignorant.....

[@shanedrayton7662]

I wish I was born in the early 90s instead of the late 90s pac teach me alot of what the problems was back then still the same problem 22 years later

[@starseed2754]

Thank you 💕💕💕💕💙💙💙

[@elyshuahellison555]

Much Respect Sir, Peace and Love

[@katrinabutler1385]

Rip PAC missing u❤️❤️❤️

[@cornellscott108]

Amazing video about 2pac.

[@cornellhartfield8731]

Great name

[@MF-Rell]

Lord Jesus. This is my first time seeing this. Why isn't this being circulated on social media?

[@princeofkismayo1500]

This guy voice and Tupac story make me chuck and cry.

[@marciabernard3820]

I'm in tears

[@YudazOwn]

Most people who speak on Pac lack a lot of information and are not qualified to touch on him... Good to see a brother that was in his life and can see the bigger picture... Cointell pro in alive and in full effect, we just don't know exactly what the moves are. Just like the panthers of that era... they knew something was up , they just didn't know exactly what the moves were... R.i.p to nipsey hussle while we on that

[@streetssss]

And suddenly you realise, why is it always these great intelligent artists or leaders that always pushed for equality peace and to stand up against the government always die before their time? it's not a coincidence.... rest in peace brother!

[@ajl2232]

It's never a coincidence.

[@ChillyWi11]

@@ajl2232 ye is up next

[@ZhanaZee]

Awww so good to see Jamal Joseph

[@gumbootcity_nz8453]

Ive never heard of this guy before but love hearing him speak about Tupac!! Im gonna search for more Tupac interviews this guy has done lol awesome. Love you Pac!!!