Tupac Shakur’s ‘Juice’ Co-Star Dishes On His Out-Of-Control Behavior

[@QBee240]

I will never get tired of hearing of Tupac

[@janespeaks]

Tupac was multi-dimensional. He shouted "Thug Life", but he also spoke even LOUDER about social woes like police brutality, hunger, the status of the Black community, prejudice in the judicial system and a host of other issues. That's why he was/is so loved then and TODAY. He was passionate (not angry) and there is a difference. He's been dead now over 15 years, but the bar was set by him and NO RAPPER, thusfar, has been able to reach or surpass him (in work ethic, dedication, rhymes that resonate with people here and abroad on a LIFE LONG basis, etc.) Oh, I could go on, but why? Real rap fans, true lovers of great content will ALWAYS remember and hold him dear to their hearts because he is just that special.

[@DABIGDAWG001]

Funny how that seems to happen both ways, how people like you want to talk black on black violence but overlook police actions towards blacks. Just saying...

[@Elc4pitan]

i fuck with pac cause he spoke for all minorities. he would always talk about mexicans too and stand up for them

[@yolandaznostalgictv9462]

KING CAP True

[@leelohaskin7941]

2psah2 step your brain trust up , piece of shit

[@leelohaskin7941]

2psah2 your mammy aint shit for having you

[@rafaelaalves769]

If they would have written him out, it wouldn't be as good as it was. His role as Bishop made the entire movie.

[@actionjackson1482]

rafaela alves true it was a great movie but Tupacs role played a lot in getting ppl to watch the movie. The movie it self was great but idk if it would've been that "great" w/o him. IMO

[@reidjennings405]

Doren Jackson, agreed.

[@dannyforlife4586]

rafaela alves it's a couple different actors who could have played that role.

[@waytoorealtv6568]

rafaela alves not like pac

[@davidshelton7104]

rafaela alves Um, Bookem Woodbine? 😒

[@jfactor4826]

I watched juice so much I pretty much knew the whole script word for word.

[@jameshayden2538]

That's How I Was With The Movie House Party. I Had To Deeply Put Away The DVD

[@JBC02]

That's me with how high

[@shawntyson4339]

james hayden got the whole set from walmart I'm right with you lol

[@marcusjohnsonsr.8336]

J Factor Lol hell yeah!!

[@TrueNomadloco]

J Factor there's a part I don't what they said when the cops chase PAC an q an the roof tops an they jump to the other roof an scream "I know what they can beat break , MY Dick !" is that what they said ?

[@MrISELF9]

Juice was a classic movie 2pac made the movie what it is, with his raw emotions the same thing that made his music so real he poured his heart into it

[@mierra407]

Everytime I see him, I think "U smoke crack dontcha sam!?"

[@charlescarter4608]

mierra407 I like the 2nd time he asked lol, "well....DONTCHA??!!??

[@terrelwilliams1965]

Lmao! I just posted a "u smoke crack dontcha Sam" meme on Facebook and the gram lmao

[@Tuna685]

It kills ya brain cells son IT KILLS YA BRAIN CELLS

[@charlescarter4608]

Yula Gee Lol

[@bosschedda_]

mierra407 lol lol

[@TheRisingwest]

brings back memories will all miss pac

[@Dontdoittoyoself]

"Don't you get tired of this shit!"- Steel

[@joebrow6406]

the fuck you want from em???

[@carlosrines1901]

+Joe Brow nothing(boom!!!)

[@KlashaB12]

Hahaha I read all of this in steel and bishops voices

[@deshymwilliams1390]

Dontdoittoyoself pac said Nooo!😂

[@KingNez89]

Dontdoittoyoself lmao 😂😂

[@martyrmane]

i luv how everybody that ever kicked it w/ PAC got a staory..He was One of Kind. #obs

[@kingbaabu6743]

+martyrmane yea, Master P's one is the one that i didnt like much. Master P name got hot cuz of the 2pac tribute single he put out. now u ask him about Pac he be discreditin him, sayin he was too wild n got wut was comin

[@tsianiaalahza]

+King Baabu - Wow. Disrespectful 😑

[@mcmalways4034]

martyrmane that's anybody!

[@cuttinupthecarpet504]

martyrmane learn how to spell

[@kelanchairs8640]

2pac is the best in the world goat talk

[@BreuckelensFinest]

What's crazy about people talking about 2Pac until this very day is, he was so young. Very very young. He was definitely way ahead of his time & he was a revolutionary with passion and spirit. We just have to remember he was so young and we can't forget this fact. So when people either praise or judge him or both, always remember this fact. Think back when you were 24 or younger & had to make decisions & how you might have done it differently had you had the knowledge and experience you have now. And your life wasn't under a microscope like his was. I'm just being thoughtful.

[@BubBub-yc8qm]

Everybody who knew Pac has a story about him and I find myself glued to every word about the dude [2PAC] who gave me hope and inspiration through his music back in 1993 [Strictly for my N###G##S] when I was lost, hurting internally, and insecure about the future.....Everyone comes to the same conclusion about Pac: He was an "Intelligent Fireball' who left way too early!!!

[@briangrimes1490]

Great storytelling.

[@tyronebell4101]

JUICE WOULDN'T HAVE BEEN SHIT, W/O TUPAC SHAKUR. HE OWNED THAT MOVIE.

[@jarone4574]

Tupac made that movie memorable.

[@hushhm42]

Pac is someone that I can never forget in my life ,,,,,love you Pac

[@Alexz_Archivz]

I have loved everything I have seen Jermaine Hopkins in... Lean on me; Phat Beach; Juice; Wayan Bros.

[@5thdawg917]

juice was a great movie, really showed 2pacs talent at young age. So sad he had short life with so much to give.

[@DJaySplitSecond]

I actually saw them filming a scene of Juice in Harlem on a late Saturday night, I only saw Epps and Pac they had the whole thing barracaded lol but I wish I had took pics

[@miguelreyes9668]

DJaySplitSecond no cellphone around the time lol

[@NateXVII]

miguel reyes cameras existed wtf how old are you

[@DJaySplitSecond]

Supernatural Saiyan lol and I wish had a camera on hand but back then no one really carried one around,

[@zealousjay1993]

+DJaySplitSecond Which street? .. can You remember?.. or area of Harlem

[@wayneberry8416]

My best rapper 2pac

[@summerlyric506]

Love how they picked the stars of the movies. Great story.

[@nwldn8684]

2pac was a madman and a genius at the same time, you never really knew who you was dealing with!!! he definately had split personalities...

[@aerthc]

Soo, you are always calm??? If somebody stoled something from you, you not gonna react?? Is he the first actor to walk off while filming??? They set him up and shot him in 94', send him to jail for something he didnt do, and everybody are asking why he is mad. We all have multiple sides of us.

[@flxgld7096]

"we don't want a new principle,we want Mr.Clark"-Jermain from lean on me

[@slickwilly6868]

“SHUT UP STEELE”😂🤣

[@oiuytv]

Pac was 1 in a million. wow

[@KtotheG]

Tupac stole that role from Treach... he was there with Treach, who was actually trying out for the movie and the director was like, "what can you do?" to Pac... so he did a quick audition and nailed it... the director was like, "you're hired."

[@FuckPolitcs]

things is treach loved pac. treach was happy to let him get that role

[@Billiards8kid]

+Kory Green Treach even said it was better that they picked Pac over him because Pac looked like he was more into it and would have done a better job than him.

[@KtotheG]

Yeah, Pac was just a better actor... he was classically trained in acting... he was an actor before he was a rapper (Mos Def, too)... he and Jada Pinkett went to the same performing arts high school in Baltimore... it's funny because he said that back then, Jada was wilder than him... he actually had to tell her to calm down... I haven't really seen Treach in anything that impressed me... Love and a Bullet was OK, but nothing mind blowing.

[@grimreeper7225]

Kory Green poetic justice

[@TripleBlsdNHlyFvrd]

Kory Green Treach was in Jason's Lyric too playing Lyric (Jada's) brother.

[@SheenyRecords]

Porsha tryna figure out who this '2pac' or 'Pac' is

[@NeckBone44]

SheenyRecords idiot she knew who PAC was.

[@jaydiaz9514]

NeckBone44 But she thought the underground railroad had tracks.

[@danieshasimms2060]

SheenyRecords Lol..Right.

[@NeckBone44]

is that supposed to be a joke? cus i dont watch the shows she be on.

[@ronsinson1989]

“This Nigga scared” lol had me cracking up classic Tupac scene in juice

[@son_of_a_gun215]

I loved Juice and I still do. I still watch it, shit. But the best part about these threads are the arguments...LMAO. The fact that people get so fired up about things that truly don't matter or beneficial to their lives is FREAKING HILARIOUS!!! That's why reality tv is so successful. Folks love to talk about things they know nothing about....its unnecessary drama kids.... Don't take it personal.

[@yolandaznostalgictv9462]

This was a great interview. I enjoyed it.

[@jasonsharif2922]

Treach actually mentioned the incidents of Pac's jewelry being stolen and the incident with the cab driver in the song Mourn You Till I Join You

[@pheosmith]

PAC very good actor

[@rightknowledgeman]

in 1995 i saw pac walking on concourse c at the atl airport,no entourage, just him chillin,white tee,blue jeans,.groupie who worked for the airport riding the luggage carrier asked him if he wanted a ride he was like nah im cool,thank you though. and that,is my pac encounter

[@MAC-by7ys]

he probably was going to Danemora jail takin tha plane on February 14th or 13th

[@bmitch3726]

I hope you sayin "groupie" cause showed real interest or thirst in Pac & not cause she was a woman. She just offered a ride it sounds like smh. Cool encounter tho

[@robertryan5762]

He could play Wish Bone in a Bone Thugs-N-Harmony biopic movie. lol

[@shanwhaley4443]

Robert Ryan boyyy😂😂😂😂

[@5thdawg917]

Robert Ryan 😂😂his bald though, might need to put a wig on. And plus his shorter than wish bone

[@jalenmarley1174]

OR dude from Dem Franchise Boyz 🤔

[@dithyboy4422]

😂😂😂No bullshit bruh

[@mariekano9730]

Man I could listen to stories like this for hours

[@theigbogoddess]

w.e PAC is still everything lol

[@amadeusblack3705]

Man looking over Pac's life shows me that he was simply too young for all the things he was experiencing. Way too young. I think if Pac would have taken up a martial art or something that requires discipline he would have benefited greatly.

[@Tusc9969]

What he needed was a mentor

[@truballa103]

They tried to Assassinate him like 7 times

[@reefk3412]

@@truballa103 facts 💯 percent

[@missgangsmashers737]

PAC was a Baby Black Panther and Junior Black Panther. One of the requirements is that you learn Martial Arts. PAC was very disciplined. IT is not his fault that the "Powers that should not BE" targeted PAC before he was even born. Reason: Because of his DNA Genetic CODE, his DNA is the same as Fred Hampton & Nipsey Hussle. All of them were born with THE MESSIAH GENE. PAC had the MILITARY MIND SET as well. YOU have no ideal what PAC had to go through when the cameras were "turned off". YOU only can speak about what you see in front of the curtain and it is NOT the entire story.

[@JJEHUTYY]

@@missgangsmashers737 REAL FUCKIN TALK

[@DAPRODUCK]

Steal never admitted that he was scared...

[@cushe83]

Because he Wasn't

[@rexbanner4608]

+DAPRODUCK The line "This n**** scared!" was Bishop (Tupac) saying that to Q (Omar Epps), not the character played by the guy in this interview.

[@DAPRODUCK]

I know that.

[@themanthemyth7950]

He said, "There go Rahim...." lol.

[@playboymaxim]

@@themanthemyth7950 LOL exactly he played it off

[@thesunwillshineonme]

I'm sorry but Tupac was a Gemini the most bipolar zodiac sign out there.. but some of the most genuine people I know. Forreal

[@rexbanner4608]

Why was Tupac saying "To hell with New York" during the filming of Juice? It was filmed in 1991, long before he got shot and blamed Biggie for it in 1995.

[@hookedonyou9874]

isn't Pac originally from east side??

[@TheOMasterJ]

+Rex Banner I was wondering that as well

[@jhogan3929]

he had beef with biggie before he had got shot

[@rexbanner4608]

J Hogan Really? I didn't know that. What was it over?

[@jhogan3929]

+Rex Banner lies and coasts

[@mztrdro]

Westcoast and eastcoast thing was very real back then for dudes on streets it was honor to have pride in where u reside, grown, raised and schooled at. '92-'93 I was in junior high at Mark Twain Jr High School in either L.A., Pasadena or Venice Cali. too young cant remember exact addy. Only asian dude in whole place too, surprisingly got alot of luv from everyone esp after getting the title "Bruce Lee' after whooping few asses with my Tae kwon Do when tested.

[@joeramos7136]

My favorite roll of Steel was when Steel was cooking in the kitchen..on the set of"JUICE"..AND Steel said"HMM STEEL'S KITCHEN..GOTTA GET IT RIGHT BUDDY"...Ha😆😆 Lol...

[@summerlyric506]

Steel's acting was great. 💪💪💪

[@24tupac]

Great great story !!! Thanks for sharing

[@tishsharay7509]

He’s a fucking Gemini that was sentimental about his muthafucking craft I hate how they worded this damn video title Foh 💖💖💖🙏🏽🙏🏽🙄

[@MelvinMansoor]

When he said he couldn’t go to school without watching Juice, I felt that. I swear I used to do that too. Wake up at 5 am and watch it then start school at 7.

[@joeramos7136]

Bigg upz to Bigg Chops...aka Steel..I met him at the Lakewood Mall in the city of Lakewood after the premier of the block buster movie "JUICE" was filmed. He shared with me how he owned a house in Lakewood and another one in Jersey back East.

[@TheDelzShow]

Great interview

[@karykares]

I'm not surprised he was moody/temperamental it comes across in his art with the conflicts and subjects he raps/writes about. His art was how he vented all that was pent-up inside and by the volume of his work it was ALOT.

[@lathammiguel9833]

No one was shooting at them from the fucking roof,they filmed the whole movie in my hood

[@bigjuice7020]

Tupac was an amazing actor but he also lived that street life in real life also!

[@chrisbell8949]

They all miss Tupac!

[@kelvingillett5331]

The world might change, but the things in our world won't.

[@pheosmith]

PAC made that movie,

[@boring5357]

Cool story and all but who is the woman at 0:38?

[@Dclayallday24]

Didn't he just got arrested for trying to but 200 pounds of weed? Talk about out of control.

[@jennwilliams1885]

Darryl Jenks Yes right here in AZ. I still like Steel though Lol

[@Dclayallday24]

Jenn Randle Yeah "Fat Chops" is my boy too.

[@kisswriters]

Someone in the industry, someone very close to the NY rappers of that day, said he was bipolar.

[@Chakah_Lattah]

Amazing!

[@ladyol3438]

The film wouldn't have been what it was without Tupac just saying

[@thanosprime6603]

Bishop from Juice is one of the finest examples of method acting to ever grace the screen.

[@ladyhydrojen531]

Pac, particularly at that time when he was most political, to me, made him irreplaceable in my opinion. He did the damn thing! Now Omar, Khalil & Jermaine were the perfect fit. I knew that had to have known each other before filming because it showed on screen. Well done fellas.

[@ceedee7647]

Another entertaining PAC Story 😍

[@eternaloutlaw2634]

Why bro in the back smiling so damn much.

[@jeremiahthompson99]

Who is that nigga in the back

[@wetnapkinz]

bro like hearing about 2pac a lil too much, he prob smiled the rest of the day hearing that story lmaooo

[@PracticeMakesPaper]

Damn its a problem to be happy? Tf

[@TrapHippy]

Dope story

[@atanasiosmith6408]

Treach originally was going to audition for the role of Roland Bishop. But he said that Tupac brought the character of Bishop out much better than he did, so therefore he didn't want the role anymore. He wanted Pac to get the role, & the rest was history!!! 😀😀😀

[@HaightTheGreat]

now that enough time has passed, people are talking mad shit bout Pac

[@cyke33]

If you EVER heard "mourn you till I join you"-Treach you heard these same stories.

[@flex2125]

i remember him in 'how to be a player' "why you let it go?, NO Why you let it go" hahaa

[@iamteamyou]

RECK'N CREW!!!!!!!

[@keytricrobertson3479]

dope interview

[@cursealoud]

Dave Chappell told the truth about Pac. He said darkness followed him. It was inevitable for him to die at a young age

[@u2nice3079]

I wonder if they crossed paths with them attending h.s. in the DC area.

[@thearmorofgod-2651]

Loved it

[@Drill-kn5nh]

He was also in Bullitt with Tupac, that shit go stupid hard

[@MultiSheniqua]

because he is a Gemini # we have split personalities

[@24tupac]

The ending was epic!!!

[@Bypopulardemand07]

His name is jermaine Hopkins

[@DoingLifeWithCharmaine]

This was a jewel

[@WavyVaporizers]

you got the juice now!

[@illatek]

I see a 2pac interview . I watch

[@gumptown7414]

"For one if I lose beat that ass. For two if I lose imma beat that ass " -Pac

[@DRek903]

aint nobody scared i just told you i got to dj Saturday night lol #ClassicMovie

[@lewisehiemua1271]

Pac for life

[@deeznutz2840]

people that blow off PACs behavior as passion, give him an undeserved pass on social etiquette. The bottom line was the guy was a pretentious asshole. He took that same attitude to the menace to society set, and was thrown off the movie. People defend his behavior but the truth was he acted like a child throwing temperature tamptrum and lack of decipline and immaturity landed him in jail, and eventually got him killed. This ain't throwing salt on the dead, this is pointing out the obvious that the fan boys ignore.

[@missgangsmashers737]

LOL! U must be an A-Hole too with a user name called Deez Nutz! LOL!

[@petelane6608]

Feeling it

[@MuscleMindConnect]

Classic movie

[@elliot2177]

when he was filming above the rim in the 50 s in Brooklyn, mofos ran up on him..he needed a police escort to get him out of there..Pac did say alot of stuff unfortunately getting him shot in ny...I did not know he got clapped at during the juice shoot..

[@pontiacGXPfan]

Without the hightop fade he looks like Cedric the Entertainer

[@ziganomics]

Volume is low asf!

[@MegaPsycho84]

Till this day.. Bishop is still Steel's daddy

[@troyvionce]

“This nigga scared” 😂😂😂legendary

[@oRuTRa45]

The bald dude standing behind Huggy had the mean Jheri curl in "Lean On Me" lol.

[@therealflamelit]

One of the singers from the group RIFF

[@oRuTRa45]

Hold This L. Debarge Yup.

[@hennyggod9233]

Wasnt this dude in Bullet too?

[@gl6996]

The producers had Treach in mind for the part of Bishop. Tupac killed it in rehearsal. The rest is history.

[@indigospirit9638]

Freakin Amazins!!!

[@savagelychill2858]

Steel!

[@gowmitch069]

great story

[@therealrobbdee672]

liked this vid....a tasty gem about the film.

[@kimr.2284]

I miss Tupac, I also miss Headcrack being on The Rickey Smiley Morning Show!☺

[@Darkest_Soul_187]

I still think ''Bullet'' is the best Pac movie.

[@savmoses2438]

“THIS NIGGAS SCAREDD!!!”🤣🤣

[@GIJake-oo9ir]

He went to acting school he wasn't like that. After that movie he became that character

[@Everythingsagopodcast]

U fuckin goofball. Did u not literally JUST see Jermaine Hopkins say they built the role around Pac’s personality? The director himself said the role reminded him of PAC. Pac didn’t change for the role.