Former Bodyguard talks about Tupac

[@kjhustleguy3673]

the more I learn about pac the more I'm amazed by him

[@dakingltroyproductofdade3579]

KJ hustle guy can listen to him talk all day pac like the hood version of MLK

[@5thdawg917]

I've learned so much from him. Studied and even tried getting into books that he was into. He also made me teach myself about history and politics from other countrys. The man was a genius.

[@weworldwide1348]

@@5thdawg917 *countries Looks like you still have a lot learning to do.

[@RAWDOGG69]

@@weworldwide1348 in this day and age on this type of forum correct spelling doesn't mean much...ya feel me!

[@sgodfrey2756]

2pac was very intelligent

[@Dangergoon187]

S Godfrey

[@Dangergoon187]

S Godfrey

[@TheWillog]

book smart but was the master of his own demise

[@socialmediagoon892]

@@TheWillog the govt killed that man . Go read the book The FBI War Against Tupac and Black Leaders by John Potash

[@blessinghopeangel108]

@@TheWillog And maybe TUPAC SHAKUR JUST FOUND A WAY OUT OF THE "SHOW BIZ ", BECAUSE OF HIS BOOK SMARTS???

[@fla-gal-3234]

Tupac was brilliant. A man before his time.

[@crytpoknight8289]

The greatest ever 🐐

[@P121-27]

notice the people who love Tupac, there is a reason bigger than Hip Hop.

[@noegarcia9239]

2pac was a genius

[@ryanr6494]

2pac is like life....there's always something new to learn about the legend...20 plus years later! #legacy

[@DanielFreeMan365]

He was an intelligent man that read a lot about history and other issues and thats why he was so knowledgeable in his lyrics, what a legend, and his lyrics still amaze me to this day.

[@munchie9656]

Pac said he doesn't want to b here if he can't have the same respect as the next man ....pac still here people

[@rodjulius2745]

pac was very intelligent

[@timotekkenstar]

Roderick Julius intelligent*

[@rodjulius2745]

My bad typing

[@joshuakithyoma9575]

He was an art student not no regular rapper

[@sherrecanty2176]

I’m a big fan and still is a fan people need to stop hating and learn something 2pac is a star we need more people who are going to help one another and stop hating on each other

[@demoscratos4577]

The more I discover about Tupac, the more intriguing he becomes. Just bought two books on his poetry. In Such a short period of time, he created a great body of QUALITY work. Tupac eternal.

[@ndeeclearpublishingllcu.t.6052]

Pac was WAY AHEAD OF HIS TIME!!!FACTS!!!😎RIP TUPAC

[@megmichelle5832]

This was one of the best documentaries I've ever seen, I really get understanding of the real Tupac Amore Shakur. Growing up , my family grew up on welfare, both parent's was addicts, and it was very violent in the household with my parents and myself, and because of that behavior my mother would stay drugged out, and my father was always in and out of prison, and we often lived and safe houses for women and children, and even in the white neighborhood that we lived in or it might have just been my father at times, but I did see the brutality of the police, they killed my cousin, he died at 23, or just drunk and disorderly conduct so that type of mentality was definitely around my neighborhood, I had no supervision and instead of myself being a child I had to raise my mother because of her drug addiction. His music always made the worst days where I wanted to just give up, his music made me hold on. I don't think Tupac really knew how special he was, RIP Tupac Amaru Shakur.

[@patrickjenkins3519]

One of the last Real one's left Shots out to 2Pac Makaveli the Don These nu Rappers are See through pure water Nothin like 90's era

[@mikeprat1]

great insight. nice interview.

[@bascet1]

Les Miserable is standard for drama school. Pac's was well read.

[@finessethaprofit7325]

2pac man...dude had so many layers to him

[@meyerlanskychapo4750]

Informative about a legend

[@savannahjcollect]

a very professional bodyguard

[@blessinghopeangel108]

Dear brother TUPAC Shakur you intrigue me... I pray you made it HOME TO JESUS CHRIST OUR LORD AND SAVIOR!

[@jamessteven5628]

Thank you for uploading this. Miss Tupac so much

[@daisyland4697]

Damn how many body guards they needed

[@MrDonVitoCorleone1]

Obviously not enough...the man is dead

[@horemhebruler7646]

John Gotti a lot they told him he needed one because he was always carrying legal guns to protect his self

[@makavelithadon1224]

King Judah The bodyguard that been with him at the MGM failed his job, he should have stopped tupac from clashing with baby lane, body guard supposed to protect, not to assist attacking.

[@luismercado7841]

Pac has 2 body guards on and off shifts wrkin 7 days 12 hours each body guard

[@weworldwide1348]

@@makavelithadon1224 Frank didn't assist attacking Lane. He was the one that grabbed Pac and got him out of the fight. The people who continued attacking Lane were Suge's homies.

[@moniquethornton1850]

SO MANY BODY GUARDS FOR PAC BUT NO PROTECTION😕

[@BUCK9110]

that part!!!!!!!!!!😠

[@kennyg.6608]

and to think, suge and nem would have been on the lookout for bs or went back to l.a. as soon as the beating took place rather than just go on about life like it never happened and head to the club as planned!.suge knew they was fucn with real crips that will get in that ass!... that's how u know it was a setup and suge had a hand in that shit. he would have been tryna protect pac in some way after that if he didn't have nothing to do with the shooting

[@lamontlemmon6612]

Pac had protection, he didn't protect himself. Everyone from East to West coast knows you dont put your hands on a gang member. What was Frank gonna do block the bullets? WTF RIP Tupac Shakur!

[@5thdawg917]

If you done your research, 2pac told his body guard that he wanted to ride with Suge and he sent him the keys to drive the outlawz. Pac made that decision.

[@dazdillingerytf4841]

Dam you 👀 good l😂l

[@krburton2533]

#Ndeed. This is. #SpotOn. #Pac was insightful and philosophical. Is performance began on stage...in musicals and plays!!

[@MegaEnchik]

Everyone has a story to tell about Tupac and none of them let me down. I really wish i had a chance to meet him in person

[@darrelljohnson2949]

2pac the 🐐

[@osamabad3597]

I didn’t know Randy Jackson was Tupac’s bodyguard

[@jayp2234]

what was the theme song called

[@krycissjohnquincygrizzlysa1162]

he grew up doing balet and drama classes. his whole career was a great act. he's a great actor

[@blankface5866]

Kryciss John Quincy Grizzly Sam Adams people change. if u learn about him you would see how he changed from that person into who he was by the things he went through. He was poor kid in a bad neighborhood whose mother was addicted to drugs who sent him from balitmore to oakland by himself where he was beat up by police for jaywalking i think and set up n shot 5 times went to jail 4 a rape charge i dont think he did. was talked about bad everywhere while imprisoned and more to become who was. to me pac wasnt about being a thug it was about being a revolutionary. but from what he grew up around n what white ppl portray african american to be thats what he was. a "thug" n most about the oppressed rising against the oppressors. listen to his interviews. -R.i.p 2Pac

[@krycissjohnquincygrizzlysa1162]

Lei'Lani Maas​ I hear the same thing from kids that weren't even around when he started off. They believe most of what they hear and read only when it suits their narrative. Tupac went from good to bad. It's documented. Biggie went from bad to good. Tupac was overdue for an assassination and his negligence got biggie killed. I got nothing against his impact. When mofos get henny'd up, with guns out and Tupac playing in the background, the last thing on their mind is dear mama. The guy is toxic and I don't need to hear fanboys and fangirls arguing his case when they want to ignore the facts. Listen to his interviews? Do you think you're talking to a child? I think those roles are in reverse here youngin.

[@blankface5866]

Kryciss John Quincy Grizzly Sam Adams he didnt go from good to bad he was turned bad did u read anything i said but i hear what u are saying but if im going to tell u this like you are achild learn about someone pain before u judge them and yeah the beef he started got biggie killed definitely but the person he became wasnt his fault im not going by what i heard i read im getting everything from his mouth his interviews words that came from his mouth or his fathers n mothers mouth interview arent there 4 nothing but ok you have youre opinion and i have my fangirl opinion ✊

[@blankface5866]

First of all.. Sike that wasnt the only thing relevant that was what YOU found relevant & you a just a biggie fan who hating on 2pac yeah the death were his fault i dont think he was an actor at all. Check out his rap sheet. Yes he changed but u cant really say its an act when u have facts that prove that he wasnt and he was about black enpowerment. If u thought somebody set u up you would be pissed ready to go after him too and his interviews are still real n so is he. A hater can hate n i do watch bob marley interview they ate filled with so much wisdom i watch them everyday

[@krycissjohnquincygrizzlysa1162]

Lei'Lani Maas there is a difference between a hater and someone not buying into the bullshit. I'm not on Tupac's nuts and I bring up one of the greatest rappers in new York history and the best you come up with is I'm a biggie fan hating? Children these days. Tupac fans are the worst. Stick to Marley. That's a true man of empowerment. Tupac couldn't breathe the same air. If you thought someone set you up? Lol. Wow. so you think you relate to that? that's the problem with people appropriating culture. like white people reppin black lives matter. Morons. I bet you're going to tell me how to be black huh? I'm done with this fanatical Tupac Fandom of yours. maybe you should get a thug life tat.

[@atonementatonement1886]

He warned us about these days especially him mentioning DONALD TRUMP

[@vancouverviking4652]

Shut it he didn't say shit!! Democrats Biden are the slave masters

[@jamesbrown1509]

Great interview

[@Militantreturns]

@5:44....truth

[@prodigy8077]

how tf did i missed this interview

[@connoisseuroftigolbitts]

Did he work for Wrightway security?

[@styleemusic]

Man!! Long live pac

[@younglife704]

what was the name of the theme?

[@EliteOnTheBeat]

I don't know couldn't understand one word he said.......Someone, please?

[@IceFrettz]

E L I T E O N T H E B E A T Les Miserable.

[@ryanhoffman6733]

Les miserable but what theme??? Song?

[@returnofthesaviors5763]

How you gonna take a book somebody is reading and start reading it and then when he asks for it back you say "no but you can go buy another one because I'm keeping this one". That was rude Tupac!

[@globalrei]

RETURN OF THE SAVIORS Legends do bitchhhhhh

[@victorvalandybernard7944]

Dumbass

[@mitcharoonie78]

If your friends it doesn't matter because your friend gets some knowledge as well.

[@rickyb6048]

Lil geek was a Deathrow bodyguard?? How?? Why?? When???

[@longlivewoodakid8153]

The man went to school of the arts with Jada how would you not know he would kno bout opera why do you think he was such a good actor

[@karirhodes6709]

🙏

[@Militantreturns]

tupac was actor , why is shocking that he would like Les mis`erable

[@karonfrazier5318]

💯

[@jayd4ever]

what song did he say tupac like

[@returnofthesaviors5763]

The theme from what?

[@sophisticatedmm3632]

Awww Shit Les Miserable too deep

[@brooklynjooks1063]

Michelle McDonald michael Castle Did you hear about Tupac Nike jersey was a bullet proof vest September 7th 🔥🔫 kzbin.info/www/bejne/aYKWdJV9q9eHiaM

[@wardhiigleywardhiigley3229]

Goes to show you school is not were its at

[@globalrei]

Read the Prince in jail did his last albummmm

[@yyygggggg10]

Fuck that,I want my book back playa! Lol.

[@ladawnemalone2955]

Great Insight I wonder why he wasn't around during the last days I'm just asking

[@ChristRecordsMikeEsMusic]

Suge's doing. One of the gaurds called death row several times and said we don't have security out here. And he said they not paying for no more security

[@meagainstthewrld606]

No. None of the security who worked at Wright Way Security wanted to work with Tupac because of his attitude and he would do the opposite of what was safe for everyone because he didn't like being told what to do. Tupac only wanted to work with Frank in the end which in total was almost 8 months. When we got to Vegas early the day of the Tyson fight Frank had just got off a long vacation and really had no idea what was going on and was trying to catch up with what Pac had been doing and what was coming up on his schedule. They didn't get to talk much Pac was shot hours after that.

[@toliverkinney5108]

Dum dum,s pac in CUBA .

[@globalrei]

Makavelli

[@Takedown-Tate]

Tupac sounds like me!

[@Beers-and-Babes]

Miesha I choked my friend Holly unconscious Tate! Other way around

[@j.freesuntouchable5572]

He sounds like..CIA or FBI...huh?