Big Gipp: No Disrespect To Jay Z Or Beyonce But The Truth Is... 2pac Didn't Lie On Hit Em Up

Big Gipp: No Disrespect To Jay Z Or Beyonce But The Truth Is... 2pac Didn't Lie On Hit Em Up

[@audeybarrera]

All these years later and we still talk about pac to the highest respect.

[@zeus-ry3gm]

Alot of ppl still have the nerve to disrespect

[@tedgraham6548]

@@zeus-ry3gm he is a man just as any other man , stop praising these dudes that really did not care about others

[@quenahsackie423]

@@tedgraham6548 🤡

[@samw7419]

@@tedgraham6548 No one is praising him. We honor his legacy. Hopefully one day someone honors your legacy

[@whiteInk-fm4tt]

@@samw7419 Don't worry about @Ted Graham no one will honor his legacy

[@optymuspryme]

“I was raised by a Daddy…I ain’t come in the music business to find one” Legendary. 🙏🏾💯

[@chrissyh3270]

That's definitely a bar. Hard.

[@DrACCook]

Love it❣️💪🏽

[@torrencera]

So much truth to this

[@MDavis-ui6hh]

somebody had to say it.

[@optymuspryme]

@@MDavis-ui6hh preach

[@jaysmith4357]

He broke down perfectly why Pac was so big and special to us before and after his passing💯💯

[@vickilawrence7207]

He was gorgeous!

[@vickilawrence7207]

Every woman that he looked at ? That’s all he had to do was train his attention on her and she was going to forget any man she was with

[@dnwilson86]

@@vickilawrence7207 right! But I think thats the difference between drake and pac. Once he smiled he had you. Women of all ages lol. I completely understand what Gipp is sayingm BUT I dont think Drake has that. Some women are in love with Drake hype. Like a broke tupac would get a woman more often then not, over a broke Drake. I'll die on that hill.

[@hectorbartlett567]

It is hard sometimes, almost impossible to comprehend ... just how gifted, talented and surreal and Tupac really was.

[@Jose_Darko]

"I was raised by a daddy... I didn't come in the industry to find one"... ✊🏾 man you the truth!

[@michaelbowen3676]

That was a mouthful right there.

[@PerfectContradiction]

💪🏽

[@organicbutahflyy4565]

That Part💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯

[@shoreshot1212]

He must have forgot that when you start talkin about Tupac 🤔

[@vesquivel16]

That shot hit different definitely felt that

[@SirTBlak]

All that was done in 5 years and still relevant 30 years later

[@mikegillins4992]

Even less than five years when you consider he spent majority of 95 in prison

[@PFlaw317]

There really needs to be a real well independently done, crowd funded Tupac epic. From about 1989 to 1995...you could literally make a full length movie about each of those years separately. That's how much Tupac was moving around and how much was going on during that legendary span.

[@illmaticeric]

We use to talk about this all the time. Accomplished more in 25 years than many people on this planet. Sheesh

[@mikegillins4992]

@Mr. Smile MATW dropped when he was in jail, thuglife album was before quad studios

[@zionjohnhughrobinson2728]

He Died and Got Immortalised

[@rachelrubio7088]

Tupac not only made music but made sense, loved women but also loved people and was for the people, and what I mean by that he talked for us the ones from low income , the ones who grew up in the projects and who knew and saw violence in the home and out the home , he was our voice , and I know if he was here today he’d be making changes ❤❤RIP Tupac , NO ONE like him 🙏

[@marboclepto]

Till this day, the only rapper that had me in tears for months, not weeks, after his death.

[@23kppadilla]

Like it or not Pac was here to accomplish big things. His legacy is forever and ever.

[@danterivers695]

Big things like what? Starting west coast east coast beef! Showing rappers how to beef and go against each other

[@Pikachu-ot2ce]

Lol

[@23kppadilla]

@@danterivers695 the white devil created that bull. He always works in silence. You should know that because is Divide-and-conquer. (The art of war)

[@NW7386]

@Dante Rivers he didn't start the east coast west coast issue we all know that by now. To say what he did in 5 years of making music and movies etc wasn't lit thsts just being a hater.

[@alwaysmotivated8123]

2pac Overrated

[@bigbuggabear7179]

"I was raised by a daddy, I didn't come into the industry to find one" drop the Mic!💥💥💥💥

[@c.amun-el5549]

He did!

[@MichaelThompson-qf8ri]

He snapped

[@victorcain9311]

💯💪🏾👍🏾

[@emeritusmac6500]

True statement!!💯

[@oakboyh]

Now THIS is what the game is missing.

[@catdaddytv0706]

"I was raised by a daddy. I didn't come into the music business to find one." 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@VintageAndersonMusic]

We need more people like Gipp, but because he’s one of one please protect him at all costs.

[@LaoKast21]

I met Gipp at a bar in midtown Atlanta. He was just with his close friends and nobody really knew who he was. I grew up to Goodie and OutKast. Gipp was my favorite rapper from Goodie. My wife was like you need to go up to him respectfully and ask for a picture. I didn’t want to be rude so I waited for the right time and just went up and told him how much of an inspiration he was to me growing up. I told him I was a 12 year old Asian kid bumping all his songs. He was the most down to earth guy as expected. God works his ways and sends spiritual connections throughout life. Really grateful to have met Gipp.

[@calvinbriggs1840]

Happy for your experience but dude to bitter and miserable for me has hate deep inside

[@Blacattacsquadron]

@@calvinbriggs1840 no he doesn't. That man is paid for life. He never threw salt on anyone.

[@calvinbriggs1840]

@@Blacattacsquadron wrong

[@calvinbriggs1840]

@@Blacattacsquadron naw, you’re delusional when a person is winning and as you say paid for like they love it’s just music. When you break ya neck to tear down go way off topic constantly on the attack ya not happy and content that nigger broke hurt and miserable two albums in which the other members will tell ya they saw no royalties and own no control or masters they’re broke that last album was a plop all of them put together standing next to Jay-Z is laughable yet he stay going after Jay Jay’s overall career dwarfs those lil bitty boys

[@calvinbriggs1840]

@@Blacattacsquadron Paid what for life , in your eyes, Jay 50 puff Russel Kanye Dre that’s paid for life that man gotta still work might be piggly wiggly

[@16alfreder]

Shout out to Big Gipp for speaking his mind and telling his truth and more importantly speaking up for the Outlaw!!!!!! We forget that Pac Died at 25 years old!!! It’s crazy because sometimes we forget that he was just a baby in the game from 91-96 that’s it and look at his impact. The GOAT Tupac Shakur!!!!!

[@leroyhookfin1158]

That run was up there with Michael Jordan’s run

[@16alfreder]

@@leroyhookfin1158 Dam sure is💯💯💯💯

[@peezy23]

@16alfreder not only that.. his first album dropped 91. He passed 96. That's only a 5 year career and he was in jail and shot up for 1 of them.. one of a kind work ethic

[@16alfreder]

@@peezy23 💯💯💯💯💯 Thats what I’m saying like seriously!!!!! From 91-96 and he is the greatest most influential, that’s crazy!!!!!

[@16alfreder]

@@leroyhookfin1158 You know what’s crazy I never looked at it like that, Like MJ’s run happened during the same time. If you was alive you truly witnessed history!!!

[@_KaiRos-11]

Mane it’s so NICE to hear my man keeping it real in a age of, bullshit. I’m from Alabama and the 80’s and the 90’s so I grown up on OutKast and Goodie Mob so I gotta lot of love and respect for Big Gipp and he spittin straight facts!

[@maliksamarijones9304]

I'm a jazz guitar player, and this is one of the best musical interviews I have ever heard.

[@user-km7dl4lq9k]

❤

[@jeffavila5922]

This man is speaking 100% facts. There is no other artist in music history that sold more records AFTER his death than 2Pac. He was much more than an artist, he was a poet, thespian, activist, and cultural icon. I hope future generations still listen to his music 🙏🏽

[@FirstTeam4Comedy]

So many artist have sold way more albums than 2Pac after death. Michael Jackson, Elvis Presley, David Bowie, Prince, Kurt Cobain, John Lennon etc just to name a few

[@dewaynejones7157]

​@@FirstTeam4Comedy Rap music?

[@UsualConcept]

Tupac is the blueprint

[@mssouthside6818]

Speaking His TRUTH 💯💯💯💯💯

[@judahisrael8196]

​@@FirstTeam4Comedy always some goofy missing the point to tlk about people nobody even tlkn about... Stop being goofy

[@djcoolcliff]

I been raised by my daddy and didn’t come into the industry to find one is one of the most profound statements I have ever heard said!!!! He is right about Pac, missed old school hip hop!!!!!!

[@AL-Boogie.]

Man I felt that statement…Gipp drops a gem every time he speaks about he speaks to a mic! 💯💪🏿

[@qgarrett82]

Man!!!! I felt that, too! I come from a two parent home, so that hit! 🎯 💯🙏🏽❤️

[@Mike-pg5kp]

💯💯💯💯

[@AL-Boogie.]

@@qgarrett82 same here my brother! Growing up until I was in high school, I thought 2 parents was the normal thing. I learned that wasnt the case for everybody. My Pops now has gotten old (76) and still the realest cat ever graced the earth in my eyes! Respect to you and ya family homeboy! 💯💪🏿

[@pooneyheat]

@Al @Quartz Garrett I'm right along with y'all! Soon as Gipp said that i immediately reflected on being raised in a home with both of my parents and that giving me a different outlook than most of my peers who didn't have their father around

[@XtraLongD]

Big Gip! One of the best! Much love from L.A. ✊🏽✊🏿 Makaveli Tha Don Lives On!!!!

[@johnhoward7032]

Coming from South Central Los Angeles, Much respect Big Gipp Well Said!!! You always was a real one Much respect to you and the whole Dungeon Family!!!

[@respectlife216]

I think people need to really realize that Tupac's career spanned from 1991 to 1996. So that's five years total. But what's really remarkable is he spent almost three of those years in prison. So in a little over two years he made all of that music and all of those movies. He is by far the greatest.

[@stimmanjones1571]

Wrong. Tupac been making music before 91. He only did 9 months in prison. Not 3 years stupid.

[@renzopeterson153]

More like a 1.5 in prison all together.

[@Tredough3004]

He started in 89 though. That's when he signed

[@KtotheG]

@@Tredough3004 His first album didn't drop until '92. He came out with Digital Underground in '90-'91. But they go by album debut.

[@lamont5611]

@@renzopeterson153 MORE LIKE 9 MONTHS. FEBRUARY 1995 - OCTOBER 1995.

[@j.symone]

My biggest influence on why I write poetry and rap is 2pac. I love how he puts so much emotion and conviction behind his words.

[@baconeggcheesepodcast9390]

Yeah I loved his music as well

[@ivyrich2777]

Where can I hear you ? 🫶

[@goldiesincity8005]

Big Gip was spot on what he said about 2pac but lets also give props to Big Gip, Goodie mobb and Outkast they were the first Southern rap group to rap about deep hood politics and other multiple subjects as well. Cell therephy is still relevant to this day more then ever.

[@cliftonmobile123]

When Tupac took that picture in the tub with the gold everybody was call him gay 😂

[@apriljohnson7447]

He looked gay in that tub. But his old interview is what raised eyebrows. Don't think the industry didn't try him too

[@HendrixUntilDeath]

Drake is not like Pac either ... can't be. I was watching that speech Pac did at the Dr. Khalid Muhammad's(Black Panther) rally, and I could not hold back the tears. Pac was ONLY 22yrs old at the time. Pac is leagues above all other Rappers we see today ... facts!

[@philthyrich007]

Black panthers was controlled by the gov. You and bunch of blacks get together with assault rifles and matching uniforms in the street and see what happens

[@thefreakyrobber0]

He meant as far as getting girls, being an actor and making hits, we know Drake ain't like Pac.

[@HendrixUntilDeath]

@@thefreakyrobber0 Oh I see. Thank you.

[@lashunebrown7405]

He's talking about being a triple threat: music, acting & basically having that sex appeal to get the ladies.. He's not saying that Drake is on 2 Pac level

[@missronda3822]

Thank you!!!!! Hybrid can't even write his own music!!! Why did they even go that route!!!! That ucked up the whole interview, they want clout from drake the Draconian!!!

[@MistaWicked2212]

"I MIGHT NOT SHOCK THE WORLD BUT IMMA SPARK IT" AND HE MOST DEFINITELY DID THAT! LONGLIVE PAC! S/O TO BIG GIPP!

[@paulking4796]

I might not change the world but I will definitely put the spark in the person who just might..

[@heavenly213]

​@@paulking4796 right

[@iamlegend5190]

Missing a few words in that quote. But i know where it's coming from.

[@Ubermensch201]

"I might not change the world but I guarantee, I WILL spark the brain that will change the world"

[@treaisland]

Yep changed hip hop and now hip hop is the most influential culture, globally.

[@CoolHandMacc]

That last statement though..."I was raised by a daddy, I ain't come into the music business to find one"...much respect Gipp.

[@rahmeekdos5279]

😂

[@erekacraig4812]

The BROTHER was deep and before his time and was spot on, and very very INTELLIGENT.🙏🏾

[@williammitchell1804]

2Pac was a poet. He wrote about life, in particular the Black experience in America. That is why he had more than one message. This is why his poetry is studied in universities. Women love poets. The medium he chose to express his poetry was HIP HOP. Like James Brown he understood that certain rhythms with your music can elevate your message to a higher spiritual level. If you can move to the music, you will get caught up in the message. But you have to have something REAL to say. You must move past shinny trinkets, toys, and other gimmicks.

[@Emilio_EZ-EFX_Zapata31697]

AMEN!🙏

[@Nieceyspeaks]

“I was raised by my daddy, I didn’t come to the music business to find one” Too real

[@casteltheghettomonk4392]

100 % wayne got raised by music business and sold his ass and soul , like jayz did

[@4pokketwalkerhomebaby153]

Big Facts 💯🎯

[@MrGoon662]

Deep

[@guysumpthin2974]

Gipp walks with Wisdom

[@iamdestinyp]

@@casteltheghettomonk4392 if his dad didn't pass away well get murdered, no one would have had to take him in but he got far and at least survived to be great so that counts and many have that story in Louisana but worse outcomes....Wayne wise. Jay I can't speak on

[@Jayreed4Jesus]

Big Gipp speaking facts. True OG in the game. Straight like dat. AND gave us some gems to live by.

[@sionbentley4535]

Preach Gipp I used to see him everywhere in the early 2000 so cool so down to earth so REAL

[@trouble8280]

PAC will always be the BIGGEST Rap artist the culture has EVER experienced because who he was & what he represented & he is STILL relevant till this present day

[@ryanpaul6012]

The way he described 2pac is on point.

[@toriblack3998]

In the 90's the world did know that he was a phenomenon.. #Tupac 👑

[@bodyup360fitness7]

He had my hooked until he compared drake the fake to 2pac.

[@beforeyourimmigrants8471]

Being alive to witness the energy Tupac had was incredible.

[@gamalierestradajr]

He was so energetic & charismatic. Not one rapper like him before or after.

[@johndeere593]

Gippy is a dopehead and he's talking about another dumb waste of talent. He's dead he can't take nothing from nobody

[@lionheartedwarrior4111]

Gipp put soo much out there in this podcast clip it should be broadcasted on every media platform period! Much respect Big Gipp

[@tylittle411]

This is the realist interview on social media... loved everything he had to say... nothing but facts

[@frankfranklin9285]

Man Gipp killing the game without rapping Goodie Mob was highly underrated

[@aopr6701]

I use to travel all over the world and would hear two artists' music playing in the slumps...Tupac & Michael Jackson, and most countries were not English-speaking countries. That's when you know you're a legend.

[@jasiriboards]

The slumps?

[@Python-xs2iv]

This is so cap

[@JamieLowe-xp1le]

@@jasiriboardsam sure he meant slums

[@nellatl]

Yeah they always have posters of him too

[@ChristinaBurnett-iy7di]

As a Holiness Woman as a woman who is holiness I respect to pop for this reason he was very truthful he had insight to a spiritual world but he didn't know that I don't think he was aware of what he was doing he was in a spiritual realm he knew he was not going to be here for a long time so there's different types of rams if you don't know anything about that the Bible talks about that flesh but with spirit don't be afraid of these people walking around you need to be conscious of what you can't see and things will come to him in his dreams that why he will say the things he did the spiritual I wish I would have met him I wish I could have met him I wish we could have had five 10 minutes conversation and I would have told him what was going on with him but there's nothing we can do that just it'll never be another him it'll never be another anyone a person is an individual they own spirit and that's it

[@AZ10644]

2 PAC is STILL the greatest rapper or musician to EVER live! As he used his platform to educate others about the truth when it comes to racism to bring about positive change. RIP TRUE LEGEND 😍🤩

[@kimb6900]

You can tell Big Gip was raised by a real Man! 💯 💪🏾 👑

[@CVRenee]

Pac was known and loved all over the world.

[@realestism]

Big up Pac, yourself and CV

[@claudearmandendjiemedjo4072]

When i was a kid, i knew only 2 rappers existed in America. 2Pac and Biggie. That's how much influence those 2 had across the Atlantic. I had no idea any other rappers even existed untill i was like 9 years old

[@DankSi]

He was the realeast and I'm glad I got to witness it. My first CD was Pac, and I got All Eyez On Me the day it came out.

[@smoove2489]

Gipp broke that shit down like a scientist. Always been real and 2pac been the 🐐 since 95

[@a1jones]

Facts on facts

[@jumperjack2587]

since thug life album

[@smoove2489]

@@jumperjack2587 I was saying since me against the world album. But either way it's all good. He the 🐐

[@1969Makaveli]

@@smoove2489 That Me Against The World album was 🔥🔥🔥

[@smoove2489]

@@1969Makaveli like a muthafucka

[@504calsr2]

PAC LIVES FOREVER, and will be talked about until the end of time. All facts Gipp

[@jermainejenkins13]

Point Blank Period 2pac Was And Still Is The Best To Ever Do It

[@azz2203]

What makes him The best?

[@azz2203]

Also why would you respect a man with gold and has affair with other men’s women? He is malicious because if he was for the black community he wouldn’t have done that he’s honest in his interviews but not a Respectable

[@eastside3172]

💯

[@jermainejenkins13]

@@azz2203 Be Cuz Of Everything He Did In Hip Hop In The Short Time He's Had

[@ladarianhines25]

Wow Gipp! Never even thought about it like that bro! Yeah, Pac was the man. 👊🏾

[@slipvskorn]

I love Hit Em Up, I know it was just made in anger but it really hits hard. Great video. God bless

[@queenh.7447]

Baby I felt that: I was raised by a daddy I aint come into the industry tryna find a daddy that some shit 2Pac would say. Long live 2Pac. Only real niggas stay on top word up.

[@ateezyrozaytv1]

The game hasn’t been the same since PAC passed. This interview was 2 Real! RIP to PAC 💯

[@tenthirty82]

And Big!

[@delmarfrazier2727]

2pac died with $24,000 while these young dudes going for Billions..but ok 👍🏽

[@ateezyrozaytv1]

@@delmarfrazier2727 He was rich & famous while he lived! Who cares what you die with when you have No Kids?

[@ateezyrozaytv1]

@@tenthirty82 BIG passed a Year after PAC so it really Started after PAC passed

[@ateezyrozaytv1]

@More Serenity! True! But the game got watered down after 96. A lot of weird stuff is acceptable with today’s artist that couldn’t fly before 96

[@scoopjackson5969]

#Spoken Truth on 2Pac Gipp hit hard with this one I was raised by a daddy I didn't come into the music industry to find One 🎤🎤🎤🔥🔥🔥 drop

[@nileg1923]

Gipp the man. Goodie mob and OutKast still my favourite. I have my 4 Year old nephew singing “ who that peeking in my window” all the way from Toronto.

[@dondjuan7831]

My boy Gipp going crazy... "I was raised by my daddy, I didn't come in the industry to find one." Salute homie

[@SB-tc2jr]

NO! we will never see another 2Pac... one of a kind... period! Charismatic! Intellectual! Cultured! Nothing/No one compares!

[@bfinvestments5058]

My spirit bigger than Tupac because I’m completely with god and Tupac was more wordly

[@SB-tc2jr]

@@bfinvestments5058 Thank you for your comment. But are you sure? What are you using to gauge or measure that by? I respectfully disagree- 2Pac was very spiritual. He left it on his tracks. Your comment suggest that you didn't "listen" to the lyrics. But at the end of the day, it's like 2Pac said, "Only God can judge me/him"...

[@SB-tc2jr]

@@Drkbardockssj Thank you for your reply. I think he was versatile. He was who he needed to be when he needed to be. It's so hurtful, that we didn't get to see him do what we would call fully mature. He was a game changer! The kind that we could use right now!

[@aaronclay4665]

we wont see another pac because music is dead now of days............and its always been kind of controlled but rapers a cookie cutter now of days(at aleast all the main stream ones) a few are not but.

[@SB-tc2jr]

@@aaronclay4665 Thank you for adding to the conversation. I agree, the music is not the same. 2Pac could rock from the little ones to the seniors. He was that guy! Household name. Current state, I don't really even know them by name anymore. Their lyrics are not about messaging like 2Pac did. No comparison!

[@djhellnaw5632]

I’m from the 80s and the 70s too everything GIP is saying is 💯 it was a time about your word and if you were the man or woman it was natural no gimmicks period

[@nhlanhlaernest7695]

What pac did is unmatched. He did such in a short space of time

[@mattgiant8836]

Dude knows what he is talking about. Them Goodie Mob was making some real shit too. That first Soul Food album is so full of realness, it slaps me in the face still to this day when I listen to it. And Pac's Me Against The World was around the same time. What a time for hiphop that was. It was about the art and the life. God bless 'em.

[@itsbigcliff5178]

2 LIFETIME albums

[@arkadi9226]

Damn. Everything he said was true. Love to see ppl stand on what they say, and mean it! There was no hate, or shade at all. Just pure FACTS!

[@rong5341]

He a trash azz rapper that been hatin NY rappers

[@mustafahajj]

Pure facts? How? Tupac clearly stated that he never had relations with Left eye. He stated that their friendship meant more. That being said, Gipp was stating his opinion. Not pure facts.

[@ultramag0343]

NOBODY CARES

[@chumps7974]

​@@mustafahajj he said rison told the story about his girl hopping in a limo with 2pac. He explained how Pac was rolling during that time. Gip never said Pac smashed left eye.

[@issajoke2437]

​@@chumps7974he said that about Jada Pinkett not Left Eye

[@diamondbolton2944]

Nice respectful conversation about things not commonly talked about or brushed under the table other wise “gossip”

[@MsMizz1]

3:03 🤣🤣🤣🤣 that “Imma buy you lights and wrists” with that voice imitating those rappers had me gagged!!

[@robbrown391]

Pac 2 me will always be what HipHop is . Me against the World will always be one of the Greatest Masterpieces of Music in History . His message could be felt by everyone no matter your race , religion or where you came from financially it truly change the Game and social consciousness of all that listened to him . He is dearly missed in our Worlds Fabric R.I.P KING 🙏🏻

[@mikegillins4992]

You make a good point...I'm one year younger than pac and in 94 I was buzzing off three albums...illmatic, ready to die, and my diary then MATW dropped in early 95 when pac was locked up and it became my favorite album...a year later he would drop all eyes on me and later in the year makavelli those albums became instant classics (still have great respect for big and nas follow up albums it was written and life after death) but there was no question to me who the best was!!!

[@1969Makaveli]

@@mikegillins4992 Wow Me Against The World, All Eyez On Me & MAKAVELI The Don Killumenti The 7 Day Theory was all straight classics. But that MAKAVELI album was just so deep & personal. No doubt Pac was on another level period. Damn all these years and people still talk about him. That man has left a huge impact on people who love Hip Hop.

[@mikegillins4992]

@Kizer Soze no doubt and I think people forget sometimes he had short careers 91-96 and even shorter if you consider he miss most of 95

[@shawnwalker816]

He ain't lying!!!

[@fishcake37]

Mic drop!!! That last line was PRICELESS.

[@chefboyab]

I Love this interview he said nothing but real facts 💯

[@PIMPENWRIGHT]

His closing statements need to be posted in every record label or studio or anywhere music is created

[@rellysunshine9665]

Make that shit go viral!

[@lashunebrown7405]

Gipp @ The VOICE OF The South or The New King Of The South. He got my vote

[@drphot6050]

Sports as well!

[@troydogg2716]

he said a mouthful at the end

[@jammalaustin8455]

Yo true story ✌🏿

[@lovelyrich54]

PAC was just way before his time! Nobody his age moved the way he moved or spoke with such intelligence as he did.

[@BriskettSkywalker]

That last line hit hard af! ifkyk respect

[@michaelrivera1249]

2pac was exactly that a actor .. everyone around him who were about that life said he wasn’t no threat but he was because he was surrounded by them

[@rellysunshine9665]

Salute to Gipp for keeping it real!

[@romesantana8960]

That real straight facts

[@ekbanks]

So we just gonna glance over the fact that he just called tupac "cute"😳.

[@daymonsimmons2067]

Spoken like a true Legend... King Gipp.

[@MarvaLuss1]

This was awesome. And appreciated.❤

[@gallardosbull]

Big Gipp is spot on. As a white boy from the suburbs in the 90’s I could resonate with Pac spiritually because he was talking about the human struggle. Smart, intelligent and full of heart. I feel like Biggie and others, while dope, really only spoke about street life which has its limits.

[@Cocohontas82]

Facts❤

[@trapboiike5500]

Really black struggle but your right

[@Master_Manifester_Mike]

Gotta love Big Gipp for being unapologetically truthful💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾

[@MISSCOOKIE41]

BIG GIPP' NEVER AFRAID TO SPEAK FACTS. Thank you, sir.

[@realrude01]

Facts...especially on the END!💯👍

[@MichaelThaddeus]

It will never be another Tupac!

[@jamiezieschang145]

This man spot on about Pac!! Will always be a legend!! GOD BLESS THESE MEN!

[@DuckDaPhillyFan]

Better explanation here than original interview

[@stevegonzales835]

The truest shit I've heard in 2023!!!! Rip to the 🐐

[@mosthighchosen614]

Folks need to accept the plain ass truth... Tupac is literally in a completely different realm of talent and personality than any other rapper or entertainer that could be named. He embodied so many levels of talent and facets of personality than what any of us have ever witnessed in our timeline. Like I've said before, anyone at least 40 years old, knows that, aside from the legacy of folks like Michael Jackson, Whitney Houston, Prince, etc... 2pac is THE ONLY entertainer of our timeline that actually has such a worldwide status that matches theirs; and yet, he was simply a young rapper, only in his 20's. Multi-talented. That clearly speaks volumes and says it all. Truly "one of one", one of a kind. Or shall I say... 2 of a kind? 🤔

[@GrandChamp251]

🎯💯✊🏾

[@johnwise4341]

James Brown, Stevie Wonder, Marvin Gaye, Jimmy Hendrix, Bob Marley, Aretha Franklin, Billie Holiday, Ray Charles, Sade, Tina Turner, Diana Ross? But I guess they weren’t so super iconic as the ones you named.

[@rickyqueen2621]

FACTS 🎯 💯

[@rickyqueen2621]

@@johnwise4341 2pac definitely belongs in the category with the people you mentioned...and vice versa 👌🏾

[@MsChoni]

​@@johnwise4341 He did say etc... meaning others like the ones you mentioned 🙂

[@joshuabolton1211]

Do dis! I love 2Pac I just understand what he was saying! 🖤 Much Love to all the REAL!

[@totalyfakenews]

pac inserted himself into the lives of many young white men . Like myself I heard the emotion and struggle in some of the tracks. I heard the anger in others the compassion and the humanity. The boastfulness and brashness . But without pac I may not have been introduced to the black panthers in a manner where their struggle mirrored my own. Pac helped me identify with the panthers struggle in a way no one else can. That has kept me grounded to the reality of the political matters my entire life. I am in a small part what pac created. He would be serving as a statesman by now.

[@Higgzbonez]

God Bless you Brotha

[@Demrks]

The truth always makes people upset

[@abzda1700]

Exactly that’s why when you tell pac fans he got himself smoked acting gangster when he’s not they get upset

[@saidufofanah2210]

Nigga dead like what are we talking about 😂

[@RicoP404]

@@abzda1700How you gonna sound like a ho under EVERYBODY’S comment, LOL hate once and move tf on

[@MK-oj7eg]

Sorry for not knowing Big Gipp..but you got my respect brother for telling the truth!!! 💪

[@weneedheroes655]

Thats why Gipp a great artist from the DF the Goodie Mob crew. That southern brawl MC. High respects!

[@The_Queprint]

Damn, Gipp broke that down.

[@lashunebrown7405]

So perfectly & all Facts 😂

[@FLOSSDOGG]

No lies detected here 💯 2PAC is the G.O.A.T.

[@chineduonyeoziri7408]

While you detect no lies, I hope you detect disrespect. Gipp can't go talking about another man's wife like that, it's wrong on all levels. He can idolise PAC by bringing down Jay, that's fine, but bringing his wife into it? That's not right bro.

[@FLOSSDOGG]

@@chineduonyeoziri7408 Everyone can tell their story how they want. But how did he disrespect his wife? Everyone knows that Pac was with a lot of beautiful women. All Gipp said was that if Pac was alive he probably would've been with Beyoncé for a period of time. That doesn't sound disrespectful at all. It's not like he called her out of her name or something. But if you want to be upset, go ahead and be upset.

[@tremayne12]

My cool homie Big Gipp sounds like he's talking through a fan 😄. I still jam to that song called Black Ice (Sky High) by Goodie Mob feat. Outkast in my playlist to this very day.

[@ZachB352]

“keep that shii funky” i luv ny city dawg❗️

[@Mister006]

I have held THE HIGHEST respect for Big Gipp from the FIRST INSTANCE I EVER heard his words. HE is Goodie Mob to me, because the man has the mind and experience and the gift. I doubt him not. Admiring Gipp as an artist since day 1 He's spittin' facts 💯

[@bobbackwoods]

“I was raised by a daddy, I didn’t come into the music business to find one” 🔥🔥🔥

[@hori_ink82]

Mad respect on keepin it in check salute Big Gipp

[@TheDoedeeman]

Respect where Respect is due 💯 🙏🏼

[@lashunebrown7405]

Damn Gipp broke that down so perfectly & he's speaking all Facts. Big Gene, Puffy ex bodyguard even said Biggie & Puffy borrowed (took) from 2 Pac. And he said Puffy idolized Pac & started dressing like him too lol. Gipp is just speaking his truth

[@beattheodds6219]

Puffy ex bodyguard also said pax and Diddy looked like they was fucking each other at a party one night too.

[@SouthBound229]

I was raise by a daddy, I didn't come into the music game to find one ! Damn I felt that 💯 😂

[@SammyWingz420]

Mane I luv me sum Gipp! I know dat boi still got it, dude one of the coolest to eva do it fr. #GmoB4Eva

[@malcolmbennett9068]

Now that's Straight facts Big Gipp. Real talk right there..💯