T Mo Goodie: "2pac Played Hit Em Up For Us First", "We Were There When Biggie Died"

T Mo talks about meeting 2pac, him playing the Goodie Mob "Hit Em Up", in the studio. He also talks about being present the night Biggie Smalls was killed. Full interview link: • T Mo Goodie Talks Tupa...

[@72039]

When a person tells a story from a place of humbleness, and from the heart, and are not afraid of making themselves seem vulnerable, it comes across authentic. You know this man is telling the truth and that's what makes this story and the way he told it so awesome! Salute!!

[@melman380]

72039 100%

[@pappagetti]

I can't even post my comment, cause not only did you say it first, you put it more eloquently. I was just gonna say "real nigga shit". 😂

[@jayduecesjaydueces1148]

Well said 💯

[@marquisroberson3281]

72039 word

[@mr.burgess2575]

Facts

[@Rich-tb6uh]

Damn this brother seems like he has a really good heart.

[@JayP-ct8xz]

#facts

[@rockykhadafi567]

@fedner simeon God sees your Heart as well you need to Talk with him! Judge an be Judged

[@tiagotv7697]

All of them Goodie Mob cats got real good hearts bro. Killah Mike definitely has one too. I see a similar disposition with a lot of folks raised in the south. They're the closest thing to the true us when we got dropped off of them ships down there bro

[@mauricemobley2700]

It's all a part of our southern hospitality!!! But out of all of Goodie Mob T-mo is the coolest. I met him at a grocery store here in College Park

[@daawee10]

Goodie Mob for life!!

[@MichaelBrown-ti1un]

I never get tired of hearing folks from that era tell these 2pac stories. It seems like everybody who came into contact with him, he left an impression. T-Mo almost lit up in this interview when discussing Pac.

[@merabakerng]

Cold comment

[@tyrellcausey6081]

He explained the story so good, my visualisation felt like I was there

[@danielogbonna2470]

TYRELL CAUSEY true

[@azoresplayah]

It’s a memory that he cherishes.

[@me-pz5yi]

Fr

[@chalkyblack7582]

These youngsters nowadays just don't understand how Big of a Celebrity that 2pac was

[@Alphaflight912]

"everyone"..... "everyone" was playing All Eyes on Me

[@hotboy80baby18]

@@Alphaflight912 seem like every car u rode by or saw was bumping book 1 or book 2 , miss pac it'll never be anything close to pac on that mic, factssss

[@EastSide_LB]

@@hotboy80baby18 I remember the day I got that shit from Colombia House for 1 cent 😂😂😂

[@hotboy80baby18]

@@EastSide_LB u ain't dare get hit em up for 1 cent is u high?

[@KtotheG]

Pac was slow to blow. He was mainly known by hip hop heads until he started getting arrested. Me Against the World put him on top and the game was locked on All Eyez On Me.

[@C-Lyfe85]

That's why Tupac got love in the South, cuz he gave the love back.

[@louisianaBoi225]

He had a house in Atlanta too

[@JerrellXotiikClemmons]

Mr. Chevy Mills kzbin.info/www/bejne/bGWYqYJ9oriHmqM

[@danieloceans9652]

Pac always gave love to everybody

[@elijahf8]

Yeah, Pac & Face were always tight as hell!

[@tharealiztoneofone7827]

Every Pac stories seems like a piece of history at least in a era where there was real gangstaz in hip hop

[@grailgrail3789]

ThaRealizt Oneofone real gangster

[@freezedatakeover]

Pac ain't do shit for clout

[@dariangregory6182]

@@freezedatakeover Pac once got out of his Car in broad daylight traffic, dropped to one knee, and shot two cops in the Ass for harassing and assaulting a Black Man he didn't even know. He saw the cops bullying the Black Man and did something about it and on top of that he walked, no Conviction. Because of the attention the shootings brought to those cops they were exposed as corrupt and taken off the Streets. Have you ever risked your life for a Stranger like that? If that doesnt garner some "clout" what does? You tell us what you think is worthy of clout? Bangin on your own people? Hustling on the corner poisoning your own people? Working hard and taking care of your family? Just being an all around solid stand up guy? What? What does "Clout" mean to you?

[@shaquilleoatmeal5975]

I only watch interviews of people who were with him. Everyone says pac was not a gang banger. He, unfortunately got caught up in some petty gang banging shit and got himself killed because of it. Huge difference between being an actual gang banger and being loyal to a business partner who bailed you out of jail, backed your career and happened to be a gang banging blood.

[@trifeali7128]

Shaquille Oatmeal Pac wasnt a banger that part everyone knows, he was a Panthers offspring and a real one and a thug in a sense of them using the word heavy during the 90's for black men! being a banger is follower shit real niggas ride solo! pac was a rider he rode for the bloods after Suge bailed him out

[@stop4rage954]

Yo I was smiling through this story like I was there n shit. T mo got character 💯

[@ahmedphiri9722]

I feel you bro

[@Mr3251Drew]

I JUST WANNA SEE ERRRBODY WIN💯👑✊🏾🏁

[@keniethw]

I’m wit you on that

[@powerful-knowledge77]

I wanna see me win too

[@tavahbenyah9600]

Niggaz in the midwest and south love Pac!!

[@tavahbenyah9600]

@Lyonah Judah Not like niggaz in the midwest and south but you right he's love everywhere

[@melo7969]

@Lyonah Judah nah the east coast doesn't. Especially when you have DJs and radio personalities that go out of their way to shit on his name and legacy. And they control the sound and what these kids here. He should get love everywhere.

[@natemickens88]

Lyonah Judah 1996 Pac went infamously global real fast. 2020 his legendary status is universal and growing still but, everybody professes to love him now. Pac always had more fans than any other rap artist every since “I Get Around “....Movies, TV, music, cable, magazines shit this brotha was ubiquitous, and we all new him like the crazy homey you grew up with who you knew would die young. Pac had homies in HTown too..deuces ✌🏾

[@four4four636]

@illegal alien well thats dope except for the thug life tattoos.. nk hate but you look corny walking with thug life on your flabby hairy stomach.

[@290TheEmpireRecords]

@illegal alien dj screw did more pac songs than any other artist!!

[@americanbloodbrotherhood5432]

Tupac was one of the first nationwide rappers to show love to the south. That's why we ride with him.

[@Maj-li5jj]

No doubt 👍👍

[@InterstateInf]

Facts

[@cardalecarter6245]

Big facts

[@themack74]

That, sir, is a lie. lol. You all will not quit giving that clown everyone else’s credit.

[@kennethbonney7638]

"We may not have a 180 million But a couple hundred thousand You can make yourself think you there"😂😂😂👍🏾💯 BIG FACTS

[@JohnSmith-dl5vr]

Realest comment if ya know ya know

[@kennethbonney7638]

@@JohnSmith-dl5vr 💯👍🏾

[@michaelmartinez6733]

Salute to the mid 40s brother that's married.Humble and a regular cat.Respect

[@donnavusfreeman7750]

Yes, we had a long struggle. But yet the the struggle gets longer

[@SuperPinga123]

That’s why I fux wit Goodie that was as REAL as it gets. 💯 WesHChn👈🏾

[@shawnsmith2540]

I remember 1994 I heard OutKast... " Ain't no thing" then Goodie Mob " Thought Process in 95... Let me kno God is Every Man Of Blackness..... That's the reason why The Devil putting a white face on Jesus.

[@jayduecesjaydueces1148]

@@shawnsmith2540 Speak that truth. Facts!

[@lilbruhfromduval979]

Just imagine if pac had collabs in 96 with South artist... goodie mob/outkast/8ball/MJG/ugk/3 6 mafia....🤯🤯

[@KtotheG]

He only collabed with Scarface, as far as Southern artists go. I heard OutKast was in the works of collabing with him before he died. Pac was working on this One Nation project where he wanted to get all regions involved... South, West, East and Midwest.

[@mackboneyakakushthoughtspo589]

Man that would of been so crazy

[@dexterisaccs545]

lilbruh fromduval people don’t know the implications of this. If Tupac and goodie mob and OutKast collabed this era of trap rap would not have happened. Niggas from the south would sound lTOTTALLLY DIFFERENT

[@ShiestyPLOWuTang]

@@KtotheG 2pac did do a song with Goodie Mob.Type in 2pac ft. Goodie Mob "Good Life"

[@KtotheG]

@@ShiestyPLOWuTang I think that's one of those post-humous mash-ups. Pac didn't do a song with them while he was living. I don't listen to any of those projects that was put together after he died. If Pac didn't approve it, I don't fuck wit it. They got him doing songs with Eminem and Ja-Rule, too.

[@TheSnoop549]

Man this was a great interview. We need more brothers like this to talk to the youth. I remember in the All Eyes on Me movie, his mom said, "They will give you everything you need to destroy yourself." We gotta remember that. 💯

[@seanmartin8121]

What does that mean tho if u nean money or somethen then why do u take it or sighn ur name on the dotted line? Im just saying you guys got a hand in destroying your self right i notice yall always blame everybody but yourselves u cant go on forever blaming when yall fall for it

[@rodneywhitfield3593]

Amen Afeni Shakur

[@deelee5244]

Sean Martin you cannot spell worth a dam 🤣🤣

[@jenniferj.5209]

@@deelee5244 Girl, Not One Damn🤣🤣🤣

[@dexterelmore4026]

It’s ashamed that PAC was in his prime People just don’t know what the game would have been like if he was still here ...... RIP PAC AND BIGGIE.... drop a thumbs up if you feeling like I am

[@gc9376]

Dexter Elmore Nine out of Ten of these rappers would not be on the mic or have deals had Pac or Biggie been around.

[@JerrellXotiikClemmons]

Dexter Elmore kzbin.info/www/bejne/bGWYqYJ9oriHmqM

[@lyrics2challenged]

Nothing. Everything would be damn near the same.

[@bakihanma5849]

he'd have 4-5 more primes at least.

[@aqeelahjefta8320]

I honestly believe Tupac is alive

[@renieshakur7409]

GoodieMobb was a threat - the whole DungeonFam was not to be Fucked with lyrically.

[@GoatCharles]

RENIE SHAKUR or streets

[@renieshakur7409]

@@GoatCharles #Fax

[@jamesgarrity9376]

@all🤨

[@charlesgavin792]

Ya see No limit didn't want any problems with Goodie.

[@renieshakur7409]

@@charlesgavin792 No Limit was never on no "battle-beef" type of vibe anyway though. Rocafella, G unit, WU-TANG ... none of the "Bullies" went at #Goodie, even though #Goodie shot subliminals at the entire East coast, in regards to not counting the South out of the conversation as far as having "Something to say" and being lyrical. NOBODY FROM THE WESTCOAST WENT AT #GOODIE EITHER - 2PAC EVEN RESPECTED "DA MOBB!!!"😯😯😯

[@Cambo_Blue]

Crazy how much work Pac put in and how popular he was. From 2pacalypse to the Makevali Album it was only a 5 years span, that's how much impact he has in hip hop and rap game.

[@BIGMAC384]

Wow, this dude just spoke what everyone needs to hear! They really don’t want to die, just talk to much

[@yuatjawarriorcityhunter1782]

I miss the glory days of Hip Hop. Pac stories are legendary

[@presidentking9739]

Pac was like Black Jesus to niggaz!

[@BLACKJESUS713]

🤫

[@presidentking9739]

@@BLACKJESUS713 you're a fraud!

[@thelifeshow8328]

Why they kill him then 💔💔💔💔💔

[@johnjohnson4186]

Still is

Pac used to live in Atlanta. It wouldn't be so hard to believe that he liked and listened to Goodie Mob (and more than likely other artists from the city) since they came from there. At the end of "All Eyez On Me" before he got shot he's listening to "Blackberry Molasses" by Mista a young r&b group also from the "A". You can tell Pac had a lot of love for that city and the ppl from there. Soulful music came out of Atlanta during '93 to '99 from hip-hop and r&b artists and groups. T-MO just reminded me of why I've always liked Goodie Mo-B...bruh was dropping some real "one to grow on" lessons and common sense in this interview. MUCH RESPECT to Khujo, Gipp, T-Mo, and CeeLo!

[@coolbreeze2291]

The Jeneral J.U.-ICE if he didn’t make it rapping his was finna leave Oakland and move to Atlanta to become a Black Panther leader.

[@mitchi7163]

And Bobby V was the lead singer

[@MoveNgroove93]

He looks like marshawn lynch without dreads.

[@keithkearney1027]

Lol that's a fact

[@MoveNgroove93]

Keith Kearney “I’m only here so I won’t get fined”

[@jiwallace-mills5256]

😂😂😂😂

[@princereznor1]

💯💯

[@BradyJoelGibson]

Same Cherokee tribe

[@ceasarmyles1059]

T Mo's verse in Outkast Mainstream is one of my all time favorite verses...

[@mrqh406]

I let you stay in my crib... Now you know where I live......

[@BTIsrael]

Camehere Justtowatch lol that was Khujo not T Mo.

[@hbizzle8037]

*Revolutionary scary those words are spoken words from a chain i don't feel but i see*

[@cordaroyblack2603]

One of those verses that was ahead of it's time the shit that he was spittin is happening right now Classic

[@reggiemccloud3735]

Brass Man X No Sir, that’s Dfntly T-Mo & Kudjo had locks…

[@chadtep7571]

Amazing story. Death Row really ran things. Tragic that everything fell apart.

[@adr3naline23]

We had our time , never forget it , we all wish PAC was still here , it would have been Epic RIP pac

[@walenawellness6449]

I remember my late father said he seen T Mo here in Atlanta..he called his name & T Mo waved at him! Much love 💕

[@lwazikabakamutulu5864]

Goodie MO B! My 3rd favorite group to this day behind UGK and Outkast.

[@redh8606]

Lwazi Kabaka Mutulu Eightball and mjg too

[@AD3Basketball]

I love untold stories, especially Pac ones. This is also great to hear from T-Mo. He seems to be that genuinely good dude that I would have expected by his music. Respecting ✊🏾 💯

[@randyjenkins2726]

This is one of the best interviews ever!!!

[@jameandthegiantpeach2273]

...I see what you mean

[@numbernineemission]

I always respected T-Mo... He used to come hang out with us at Creel Rd park in Riverdale. Never acted big headed even though Goodie was big af at that time. Much love T-Mo. Much love from New Orleans bro...

[@floridagemini74]

Real language Big Homie. I'm from Miami and I remember going to Freak Nik in the ATL back in 97. I don't remember exactly what street I was on but it was thicka then a bih and the whole Goodie Mob crew was just hanging on the corner like it wasn't nothing. They were some cool cats and they still are.

[@thew.a.rgeneral4482]

Good interview. I’m from L.A.... grew up in the gang and environment. We want to live, and die for what we believe, not for what we see on television. Enjoy yourself, life and the experiences that comes with it.

[@kennethbonney7638]

Man he tells a great story, felt like I was there!!!!

[@BuddhaGBahia]

I'm from Berkeley, CA and we grew up SLAPPIN Goodie Mob out here in the Bay. Soul Food and Still Searching go down as CLASSICS to me and T-Mo is a legend to me and my peoples.

[@godboydavis4185]

Gregory Mitchell Still Standing... Just want you to be on point whenever you mention that, homie! G! 💯

[@roderickwilliams6174]

the south always ride wit the west coast

[@FITNESS-zf2cx]

Pac is the goat!!

[@mrqh406]

Yesssssss, cats just really don't understand there is never gonna be a PAC and I'm tired of these young rappers dying and being crowned the "New Era Pac"...ain't no such thing 🤣🤣🤣

[@jayduecesjaydueces1148]

FIT NESS No doubt about it 💯

[@JohnDavis_90]

GOAT. no cap

[@erikhicks5235]

BIGGGGGGG FACTS

[@deelee5244]

truckerlawyer oh please 🙄

[@peacelove6492]

Much love to my Dirty South brothern T Mo and Goodie Mob. Great interview. Still bumpin them boyz to this day! Dungen Family for Life!

[@bobbyjohnson8968]

Down 2earth humble dude,much LOVE AND respect brotha 💯✊😎

[@ayowhatsupdavis765]

Please interview this brother many more times. This is a great interview. Goodie been on

[@doggmant.v6196]

T-mo a real one!!💪💪🏁🏁🏁

[@holychronic]

just imagine 0utlaw immortalz collab wit dungeon family... coulda shoulda woulda. I personally would've loved 2C Pac & Pimp C do sumthin 2gether in real life

[@Adam-the1stman]

Stfu

[@chaiowinn6654]

@@Adam-the1stman 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@Puerto92Rico4]

That would've been dope

[@onyxtytanium964]

2pac Nas & DMX

[@onyxtytanium964]

2pac & Onyx

[@duttyboukman6854]

One of A-Town Finest.... “ An educated brother, didn’t have no money for college, he was taught the street knowledge.. part of the plan, to keep us fighting in the street instead of becoming a strong black man” .....✊🏾✊🏾 Still Standing !!!!!!

[@olivershorn5018]

That's heartfelt. Will be checking out the full interview bruh.

[@jamesfranklin9430]

Much respect T mo his words are valuable

[@jaypie8]

Excellent interview brothas....Thankyou 🏋️‍♂️

[@flyrebeltv]

Thank you for this interview 💪🏾🙏🏾

[@escdeez2649]

ONE OF MY FAV MEMBERS LUV THA MOB THA DUNGEON OUTKAST LUV FOR THA SOUTH

[@ekolebazilnajembe9627]

Men...I love to hear folks talk about 2 pac....I 🎶 this story all day back in cameroon....I love you 2 pac

[@deelee5244]

Tupac was something special dearly miss him and I am glad I was a part of his era. Ppl born after 2000s only going by hear say you don’t really know him

[@ThisIsZ4Real]

T-Mo always been a Real One... 💯✊🏾👑

[@tatmanmyownbossdannydraco]

Good shit bro i grew up on Goodiemob much love to them and outkast for teaching me the game at such a young age it truly is a blessing i was able to live in these times

[@poeticmindshifttv7568]

Rip Pac n Biggie

[@lonnieminor1176]

One of my favorite groups of all time!!!

[@STP.Productions]

This dude is a great story teller...

[@user-ln7yq2do4d]

T Mo' was 1 of first to witness and hear HIT EM UP.. LEGENDARY

[@SneakerGoodsMiamiTV]

Mannnnn why B High not at a half million subscribers??? You interviewing southern legends and the interviews are genuine

[@tariqshehaeh8698]

Epic video... great story telling .... merry Christmas and hope new year to you ...

[@aaronmcnamee3967]

Love these pac stories there timeless

[@jayr.4179]

Goodie n Pac would have been some REAL REVOLUTIONARY SH!T!!!

[@SharronDenice]

He’s so gorgeous I really haven’t heard a word he said, love his laugh lines, his nose, his eyes, that top lip, his hair line lol just beautiful. Good jobs t mo parents

[@jodyroman2469]

Loved the interview. "I just wanna see everybody win"

[@yznerf23]

Great interview, could listen for hours!.

[@lo2smooth647]

Golden Memories🤙🏾Shout out to T-Mo and the entire Good Mo-Bee Family! We ❤ Yall Faeva!!!

[@yakumoton-spruill3217]

All of these stories told by people who lived them are awesome. It’s dope to get a inside look at the artist we often are inspired by

[@vernoncallwood]

I really enjoyed this interview....T-Mo got personality!!!!! B High....I salute you!!!

[@mikimousechocolate7449]

Every time I hear a story about PAC, I wish I could of got the chance to cross paths with him😓 he seemed like a fun ball of energy and cool to kick it with💯 I meet Suge Knight in Vegas, a huge 🧸 teddy bear, very cool. Life is so hard to figure out, I wonder why something's happen, and some things don't! Rip PAC&BIGGIE 💙💙

[@scotthuff823]

My mom was into rap and r&b and she got tickets to the soul train awards back in the day 90s or some shit and got to see pac in person before he passed, she told me pac was dressed in camo pants and jacket and him and I'm guessing the outlaws come walking in late through the back of the crowd or whatever but they walked right through the crowd to their seats in the front!!! Kinda a cool story RIP PAC

[@robinkcason]

Great interview... Great advice, good brother

[@claymanakens492]

Much love brother and much respect for your music in your contribute to Hip Hop you guys are legends Goodie Mob you're always been my favorite group

[@northsidegoon1791]

Great interview 💯💯💯💯

[@bluntfactory142]

Great upload, T Mo spit some real knowledge

[@FBA_259]

Thts tht authentic Georgia accent right there Lol them and Birmingham dudes sound just alike LOL Im from Jersey but lived in both cities, and if your accent not like T-Mo u not a authentic country boy.. Salute to my brothers down in the south Georgia/Alabama💯💯 They showed me nothing but love and respect in both states.

[@rlgreenleaf2112]

Love GOODIE M.O.B...that’s that soul touching music...T-MOE a real one💯

[@the_jackamip]

Goodie Mob Decisions Decisions 1997/98 👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟2Pac🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 Salute from Amsterdam 👉 Marakech

[@FLAWDAFredEntTheLabel]

1 of the Realize Interview I done seen 💯🙏

[@HeyBigBear]

Wow homie I just ran across this channel just now it’s nice interview. It’s sad we lost good people of non sense stuff that could’ve been all worked out. It’s good to see bro from goodie mob and we miss 2pac and biggie. I just subscribed

[@Myshtcity]

Rappers talk shit about Pac now, but if he was here now. Them haters would be silenced!! R.i.p Makaveli

[@maxthadon657]

niggaz talk alot of shit but thats after im gone, cuz their fear me in the physical form--- 2pac

[@adamsanchez719]

Todays rainbow generation is trash

[@tschampionconnectiontriple5974]

Pac that's all have to say, his name speaks volumes!!!

[@moshekgosana6314]

T MO great interview 💯

[@coriemichael2132]

Loved that interview

[@jeremyhurd8771]

Thank you all for ur music love some goodie mob

[@robertrowdy8753]

This interview had me read to tear up..... R.I.P. legends

[@sekou111]

Love Tmo-b. Respect for his words of wisdom and legendary status. 💯

[@ILacy]

TMO...salute!

[@j.venesio3928]

Great interview!!👍

[@mrqh406]

The most UNDERRATED MC from the GOODIE....💪💪💪💪

[@662chillin]

Really hate that One Nation project never happened because imagine Pac and GM on a track.... RIP 2Pac

[@yawnjones]

This is a positive mo @fo@ !!!! SALUTE BRO!! Great interview!!

[@mauricelewis5374]

Great interview

[@makaveledon5922]

"These Boyz mean Business" Jeeeze👊🏿💯

[@montd4709]

Bro thanks for keeping it real

[@mrg804]

2pac had a effect on everyone..r.i.p pac & biggie..

[@mauricejernigan2662]

BEAUTIFUL interview I never saw....

[@LT-ju5ip]

Love the interview

[@TheArsynalEnt]

I loved this interview!! T Mo always semed like a solid dude.. #ArsynalSalute

[@natemickens88]

I remember this throwback goodie.... TMO excellent story teller. I smell best selling author one day... deuces

[@thamilton1340]

Wow!!!Awesone Interview👍🏾A prized mouth doesn't lie"U really don't want that"-T-Mo

[@puffnstuff9007]

Rest easy Pac,803

[@louisjohnson7107]

Solid brother - good convo

[@freewayray]

Good dude. Funny interview

[@pmoneyrenonv2837]

great interview

[@TheKINGFISH806]

The message at da end of this video #priceless change the message in da music