ICE T Reveals His Relationship With 2PAC & LA Gangs

[@supergristmill6195]

Ice T is in my opinion one of the most genuine, knowledgeable and talented rappers to grace the game. There was nothing manufactured or contrived about his talent. If there will ever be a Mount Rushmore of rappers Ice should be there.

[@leonleon2276]

He would for sure be on Rushmore for the gangsta rap genre

[@supergristmill6195]

@@leonleon2276 I agree. I also think Cube should be on the Gangsta Mount Rushmore as well. Thinking about two more that's well deserving also. Like Pac and Biggie maybe?

[@roberttange805]

major label artist from the start lmao ur true OG is image product from the 80s

[@kceepac3225]

O.g tee

[@HypnoticHollywood]

@@supergristmill6195 Tupac and Biggie weren't gangsta rappers, they primarily made songs about money and women mixed with some street tales. Pure gangsta rappers are guys like Spice 1 and Ice Cube who didn't make songs about money or women, just street life.

[@teamneverlost]

Ice-T been dropping street knowledge from day one. Always made the clear separation from being a gang banger and a stone cold player hustler.

[@DefSquadFan]

He was a Gangster when he wrote Colors. The first and probably best gangster rap song ever.

[@ja2415]

​@@DefSquadFanRed OR Blue because of Bloods it Just Don't Matter, Suckas died for their when Shot Gun Shattered

[@sirpoppinchuck]

@@DefSquadFan Ice never been a gangster he just knew a lot of gangsters n helped them by starting “Rhyme Syndicate”. Hip-Hop was the way out n up. Ice was a player/hustler what ever made money he was into it. I know one of the dudes that designed one of Ice-T record covers. And my homeboy used to go to Barber shop on Near western n Vaness called “Good Fred’s” where he used to get his perm done. Plus we used to go to “Radio-tron” n see him n he used to breakdance a bit 1983-84 documentary “Breakin n Enterin” 1983 on KZbin (Topper Carew)same dude that produced the show “Martin” made it! Which became the movie “ Breakin”also he performed at Dorsey high school when his first album came out. 1987 Also was there when they spray painted the “Rhyme pays” character on the Crenshaw wall 1987. Two eyes inside of a T looking like an Uzi.

[@charleswilliams8248]

Ice T is spitting a lot of wisdom, I hope someone is listening!

[@sammygaudino8906]

You can tell he's educated and educated in the streets... it's why he made something of himself.

[@jayshantucker8964]

Rip Tupac 25years later and they still talk about you until this day more and more

[@BrooklynsFinest34]

It's how people make money. If it isn't Pac it would be someone else controversial.

[@michaelgant584]

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[@380fade]

If only Pac would've listened to those that knew.

[@reimourrpower9357]

Tupac should have listened to Ice-T and the O.G.'s.; he'd be here now.

[@jimmybones45]

@@BrooklynsFinest34 you sound like a typical hater 🗑️

[@bawdybyjade3881]

This is why Ice T had been able to have the longevity in his career because he knows how to play his hand.

[@elijahhena3143]

Ice t is one smart dude anytime you hear him in a interview he's always well spoken

[@tashiamaichigh8285]

He always has been, he never changed, he was the same in the 80's, facts 💯

[@Billybobthor]

I love Ice T, he is one smart dude. But you are confusing the meaning of well spoken. He is not an educated, articulate, and refined person.

[@roberttange805]

how manny times he throw the N word ?

[@madunwagbo4769]

One of the most intelligent and articulate spokespeople in hip hop

[@TrendingWeb]

That how cats were back in the day, you were look down upon If you were illiterate… 😂

[@dzim8822]

As a person who grew up in the eighties, I really enjoyed rap music back in the eighties and early nineties. Modern rap just isn't the same.

[@damienholland9244]

I grew up with it as well. NWA in 1986 was my first exposure. The time period you describe was great. I lost interest sometime in the early 90s because it began to feel like there was no new material just recycled stuff. I still feel that way. But 86 to early to mid 90s was fun. There are still gems here and there, of course, regardless of what year it is.

[@donnarios2695]

NM NT CA NN forwarded message 💕😘 from Tuscon interestedly smartphone to me 😸 Merry Christmas ⛄🎄⛄🎄⛄ Paine's piggy g BN VA KT

[@vincente4570]

SAY IT AGAIN 📣

[@kayodephillips5435]

Amen to that

[@prayforthellluminatiprayto2614]

Pray For Celebrities and Freemasons Our World LllUMINATI 🌎🔥💤

[@Riles3152]

I get where T is coming from. I never even met Pac and I look back at certain choices he made in his life and as an adult now, I find myself mad at him too. Pac had so much potential beyond rap or street culture. He could have been successful and impactful in any lane he chose to go into, whether rap, acting, activism, being a voice for not just the community but his generation etc. Dude was blessed with that level of talent and charismatic ability. He just lacked guidance on a fatherly level. Pac even admitted in interviews that him lacking a FATHER impacted his direction in life.

[@kriskainalu7202]

He didn't give a f***. Listen to that song. They don't give a f*** about us by pac and the outlaws. Maybe you'll understand

[@dkscott331]

Ironically, he made up with biological father (before he passed). Remember Pac used to go hard at his pops, once they reconciled he fell back in talking about him in a negative way. 💯

[@PantherParty84]

Lacking fatherly guidance it affect us more than often

[@emeyeare]

I get what ur saying but pac did Gods work. It’s out of our hands and the culprits r all slowly crumbling. Puffy will eventually fall

[@lxolxo7]

@@dkscott331 I never new my biological father. Moms never told me anything about him except in a few instants when I pressed. I think she knew I didn't really want to know even if I felt the need to know, you know? About a year ago I was conversing with one of my cousins about it. Most of us grew up without a father. Shortly after Moms text me a picture of some guy with a brief back story. Although it may be real, I didn't quite buy it. I think she just did it to ease my mind.

[@chasteminor2878]

Ice T a true teacher of the game.

[@85majick503]

Ice t is a true sucka

[@roberttange805]

what game ? gangbanging lmao . ice t is an uneducated rollin 60s crip how many crip bangers u did see in class room ?

[@spookerredmenace3950]

i understand how Ice T feels about Pac's death, its a disappointment feeling , my brother died of drugs and booze, its a waste of a life, i understand that feeling well. well said T

[@Atomsk0192]

Like they still had so much to give to the world.

[@spookerredmenace3950]

@@Atomsk0192 i loved Pac's flow, so smooth, as a white guy from a small town, Canada, his work has inspired my spoken word when i do write poetry, and speak on stage, its been a while since i have been on stage with friends, but i do enjoy it.

[@tangeloquinn5831]

It was well-known on his autopsy Tupac didn't have no weed in him I never seen high in public Tupac got high at the studio

[@77Creation]

@@tangeloquinn5831 The truth is, ultimately, nothing anyone does, bad or good, matters in the end. We'll go back to the void that birthed us soon enough.

[@jarrettriley3830]

I love how he called out Chris brown

[@RexxReviews]

I bet he smacked his girl in frustration after hearing it.

[@rasheedjeffries5754]

@@RexxReviews chris brown is only with the bloods because he needs protection

[@jahvohnymcintosh]

@@rasheedjeffries5754Breezy needs to protect his family members!

[@collismcgoy4664]

A ​@@RexxReviews

[@edj3377]

Ice T is a hustler from birth this man learned the game at an early age and used those skills to put himself in a position to where he is now.

[@dominiquejones3805]

I love what he said on Rhyme n Reason

[@marvinyogut7482]

Ice T knows the streets and street life. That’s knowledge and wisdom speaking. That’s why he’s an O.G and the big homie! Much respect ✊🏾

[@earlgomez8045]

Facts

[@ljvue]

Man, stfu, good troop.

[@robinliengehlin1481]

and thats why he still here till this day, west coast legend never banged he was just around it and a rapper, and he stayed in his lane. exactly what pac should've done! R.I.P Tupac

[@Polo22546]

Truth!!

[@gabehorn5079]

He isn't an og tho

[@TheArenaRevised]

Born and raised in the areas Ice talks about while he was on the rise(I went to Palms Junior High 12 years after he did) I NEVER skip an opportunity to soak up game from him. I'm 49.

[@allday1047]

What Ice is basically saying is he stays in his lane and he advises you to stay in yours lol...I love Ice. He gives the best interviews, doesn't he?

[@xv02greedo37]

And Basically Saying 2Pac wasn’t Ice T A Clown

[@mneugent7658]

Same reason I don't go into the ocean. That's a whole different neighborhood and I don't know anybody there.

[@paleamigo8575]

True. Most young people don't realize that they must choose a lane or it may choose you.

[@apraew20]

He did.

[@roberttange805]

ohh really. ice comes from the ghetoo , but he left the ghetto trtying to be something else. mhhhh is that the codex ?

[@ociemoore1]

The O.G. Ice T droppin the purest game! Gotta listen he’s definitely the first GANGSTER RAPPER!

[@paleamigo8575]

Excellent points by Ice T. By getting involved in local politics as an outsider and eventually becoming a member, you can limit your options financially. The people born and raised in that particular environment may have chosen their career path for life at 12 or 13 years old.

[@dominiquejones3805]

Mob James said he didn't like Pac saying MOB. He didn't put work n. Suge was viewed the same.They were basically extorting each other

[@frankieferrari6651]

You don’t have to be from a Gang to be an OG much Respect 🧊T 💯

[@roberttange805]

for what does OG stay ? u dont have to be one to be one is the most stupid thing i ever read here

[@urbanwarrior3470]

Yes you do. Thats the whole point

[@pitbawl2443]

🤔

[@bagnationgloballlc1701]

Ice-T started with the Crips Gang.. .

[@lrob6971]

OG means Original Gangster, but I get what u mean,

[@MoeJaxon]

I love ice t and ice cube. They have wisdom and they knowledgeable . I love when he talks about this stuff

[@dexenationgracey1979]

Ice-T and Chuck D are the double OGs of the game and I'll always respect them for paving the way for black consciousness in mainstream rap.

[@StreetJustice77]

Chuck D is no gangster and never was

[@dexenationgracey1979]

@@StreetJustice77 You took what I said too literal.

[@StreetJustice77]

@@dexenationgracey1979 OG is OG, how is it not to be taken literal? 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@2869may]

I saw Public Enemy with Whodini and Salt & Pepa... 87 Def Jam. "Louder Than A Bomb" is the Sh!t...!

[@komododragon85]

"The bond is different". Words of wisdom from The OG

[@2869may]

"If you ain't put in work with em..."

[@stproductions99]

Ice T is the Man, a True OG!!

[@anthonyarcanumsanctumregnu9551]

He did that Shock G voice perfectly lol.

[@3for4PA]

😆 YEA he did......R I P shock G

[@Naz.Man.]

Gotta respect T on his honesty...so many guys will not say what he is saying ..Pac did cross the line and i love pac

[@Naz.Man.]

@stryfetc1 you nailed it my friend. And as a result we all lose out on what could've been. RIP Pac

[@castlewoods4753]

@stryfetc1 the Illuminati killed 2Pac that’s why you never ever found out who killed him fools

[@castlewoods4753]

Gang didn’t kill Tupac the IlumiNATTI did

[@Biggdoom344]

@stryfetc1 exactly. Strange thing is Pac rapped against gangs and gang violence while hanging out and wanting to fit in with them. Suge knight was a terrible influence on him and you gradually saw him losing his way. Both began to believe they were bigger than some things. What high profile millionaires drive around at night with no bodyguards.

[@Naz.Man.]

@@Biggdoom344 the sad thing is...that pac would have done quite well without that crew.. the man was a lyrical genius. I understand Suge helped him out when he needed it but he should've quickly separated himself...he would've still been here with a ton of mula ...no doubt

[@sethwalsh2221]

Respect to Ice T, ✊✊. If someone has real "care"\ family care for someone, there gonna be angry about the person's mistakes. That's how it's "shown", you don't lie to fam.✊

[@17valley]

IceT still one of my favourites to this day. One of the realest to ever do it.

[@Brewskidudes]

Been learning shit fro Ice T since I was in kindergarten in the early 80s. Got nothing but love and respect for em........he shaped my thoughts in a lot of ways. True OG

[@Ruffian71]

I’ve ALWAYS thought this about PACs situation… He got caught up in a world he didn’t understand & he paid the price for it… He wasn’t a Gangsta; he was an artist & a revolutionary…

[@riccolewis7399]

Do you know the definition of a gangster ?

[@Ruffian71]

@@riccolewis7399 Yeah & Tupac wasn't one...

[@riccolewis7399]

@@Ruffian71 obviously you don't because you can't explain it without sounding like a clown

[@donnelladams8362]

@@Ruffian71 Pac never said that he was a gangster, he said he lived the thug life.

[@Ruffian71]

@@riccolewis7399 So let’s hear your definition & probably Tupac won’t fit in it at all…

[@Kicia40]

Much respect for this interview. I've lost a few of the younger ones 😪 never will "get over" it....I feel the emotion still...not the anger....just the loss of some very beautiful people💜

[@Californiawest862]

We get that but we talking about crips and bloods from the motherland los angels

[@Kicia40]

I'm 55 years old from Detroit, Michigan.. I work in the trenches with everyone. Lost people from all over. Still much respect for this interview.

[@Srl3ond0]

We need a Ice T movie 🎬!

[@garyhendrie7496]

Love hearin OG stories. Our generation lived it.

[@subelildirty491]

Ice T is my first Rap Hero💯 He's the big homie you didn't know you needed until you do. 👍

[@nikkoloshakur5549]

I used to not like Ice speaking on Pac but know that I am older Ice T has always been 100 percent correct and I am from L.A!

[@SatansComment]

Ice T us a real OG and love how he keeps it real wether you like it or not. Glad he did well for himself. Respect ✊🏻

[@chizi5149]

Pac was a rare breed 100 yrs from now they will still talk about this legend 👑

[@exelmans8855]

He was a piece of sh*t. Most of what you hear is fake.

[@aermax7321]

..indeed !!

[@dominiquejones3805]

That's fine but I wish he would have taken advice & surrounded himself with the right people & still b here. Dying young isn't cool

[@jonkash21]

@@dominiquejones3805 Great comment.

[@illuminati7767]

Who dat?

[@chrisvalle7249]

Regained a ton of respect for Ice in this interview. I was basically raised by pac in the 90s and grew up mad at anyone speaking bad about him. Now in my 30s it’s clear to see he was brilliant but very emotional. Respect to the OG for being a guide to others for decades.

[@alainhernandez8767]

How iceT don't get more shine is crazy. This man's story is one of a kind do your homework on him from the la trenches all the way up in the Hollywood hills. It's pure inspiration.

[@MISTER.MAN.]

Ice T is one of the greatest MC,s to grace hip hop.To this day Power is still one of my favourite albums of all time.High rollers especially had a massive impact on me as a young kid.✌️💥💥🇬🇧

[@vitorodriguez256]

Being from L.A. and will always live in L.A. ICE T explained it in REAL TALK. With the best explanation and break down on how it ROLLS HERE.

[@capoislamort100]

This brother literally invented the so-called “gangster rap” genre, turned it from street hustling and gave it the cross over appeal it needed.

[@danielgonzales5502]

You're just going to pretend schooly D never existed!

[@elliottdiaz1687]

And then got in that big booty white girl. Championship edition.

[@TheFinancialFrank]

Schooly D did #Philly

[@380fade]

@@danielgonzales5502 Ice took one song and used Schooly D style. 6 in the morning was the style of rap that Schooly D used on his song Saturday Night. Ice created his own style after that one.

[@Ruffian71]

@@danielgonzales5502 No disrespect to Schooly D. Ice-T took it to another level that no one else came close too. Not to mention he did it from a WC perspective.

[@carrain34]

The truth is Pac was angry, hurt and in a dark space after going to prison and getting shot up due his former friends. So when Pac and Suge's bad energy was combined, they were on a collision course with disaster.

[@rucianapollard4057]

You definitely speak the truth!! When Tupac was at his lowest, Suge Knight came along and bailed him out of jail and took him under his wing and Pac appreciated that, because he was paranoid as hell and didn't know who to trust. I know there are stories floating around that Suge had something to do with Tupac's death, but I totally don't believe that!! I do believe that Suge cared about Pac (as much as Suge could really care about anybody, lol). That was a stupid move on their part to assault Orlando Anderson and sadly it cost Tupac his life and we lost the best rapper to ever pick up a mic. RIP Tupac!!

[@2869may]

@@rucianapollard4057 "A young mother fvcker tryin duck an early grave in the city where you can't tell the snakes from the fakes, fakes from the phony's, ENEMIES or homies...." ~Tupac (I'm Losing It)

[@1300mikehoward]

@@rucianapollard4057 - Pac wasn't accepted by the streets before that, this mentally started before he went to prison. He wasn't accepted by the street in Baltimore. He was an arty kid going to School of the Arts. He wanted to be accepted by any means, so he created a character, like the actor he is, and he sold it to his gullible fan base. Now having the backing of a gang or a made street figure only gas lighted his confidence. Anybody can go for bad with numbers behind them but how many times have you seen him go one on one? It was always him with a gang of people. Pac was a lost boy willing to do anything to accepted and famous.

[@TheOneJPtv]

OG is a Genius. dropped gems in this inteview. RIP 2Pac

[@intenseninja82]

Ice T has lived on the West Coast for many years and knows about all the bloods and crips in LA, he's a real OG.

[@jasonwilson8671]

He went to my high school.

[@roberttange805]

he is a criminal and gangbanger a active rollin 60 crip its a shame he even can raise his voice in public. if u wonder. dont listen to criminals

[@coolray761Brdwaygaptwn]

He is also from Newark NJ

[@Tarantulisimo]

that's the big difference between Ice-T & 2Pac: Both from East Coast, but Ice-T was in LA by age 10 & putting in work, paying dues to the West; while Pac didn't land in LA til he was like 20 & never built no bonds or loyalties, then at the same time turned his back on the East

[@TheBulletzgottishow20]

@@Tarantulisimo correction ice t came out there at 13 but you right pac came to Cali at 17 going on 18

[@endlessrage4062]

The Original OG. Much respect to Ice-T, speaks knowledge, truth and no doubt is respected in all circles.

[@leopagan1238]

We say in Puerto Rico that if you don't take advice from a OG you will never make it too old I understand Ice-T why he's mad cuz if he would have just listened a little bit and not be so stubborn only God knows if he would have been still around hitting big songs but may he rest in peace

[@xflex2532]

Big Court keep pushing positivity 💯

[@terrencealston370]

This was an awesome sit down on why it's important to listen to folks who've been there, done that!!! ICE T whom I admire has done well in the RAP GAME and in acting along with mentoring to those who choose to listen. 👍🏿

[@roberttange805]

listen to a criminal a offender who always did bad things to his community. yeah some real talk . lol

[@stuarthenry7230]

Ni ga is a sellout

[@thegamingchef3304]

Ice t's stories are consistent.

[@chiefgangmusic]

If you haven’t heard “6 N the mornin” immediately go play that sh*t after this! Still slaps til this day. Respect!!

[@cookiepam990]

Major facts!

[@PrinceElliott7]

Mindight is better

[@chiefgangmusic]

@@PrinceElliott7 huh

[@moonie1056]

Just because a dude is not a gang banger dose not mean he won’t pill ur cap or knock u out your a man before any thing

[@2pacisgay955]

Pac was too soft and too sweet to do either lol

[@orlandobabylaneanderson5231]

Baby kane sure did pill the caps off 2pac

[@Shadowdragon_TV]

Pac was a revolutionary raised by Black Panthers. He would have busted his gun before anyone else.

[@2pacisgay955]

@@Shadowdragon_TV pac was raised by pink panthers to act as feminine as he was 🤣💗🌈💯

[@versatileduplicity9313]

Exactly !! I hate when people think you pussy cause you ain’t in a gang. When it’s rather the opposite. Gangs are weak !! every last one of them fall onto each other. Nobody is their own

[@taze27]

T is another reason why we should respect our elders. It doesn't matter if they are wise or uninformed. They've been around and lived longer than we have. Time is a good teacher. Rest in peace Tupac. 🙏

[@timeTravellin]

Much love & respect to Ice T. Monster Cody rest in peace!

[@jstepheny63]

2Pac was never a gangster, but was killed by a real gangster! Ice-T kept it 💯

[@DefSquadFan]

If you running with a gang, you yelling M.O.B. from the top of your lungs, you stomping out people....then what does he have to do to be a gang member? There is no difference. It's all perspective.

[@Aldine281]

But Tupac was real men unlike that punk ass gangster who got killed by real gangsters

[@jayhag5481]

@@DefSquadFanhe just explained it. If you join later on in life, you’re just cosplaying while they take your money.

[@DefSquadFan]

@jayhag5481 You don't die cos playing. You either running with a gang or you are not. Police raid You all going to jail. Bullets also have no name.

[@MrSupplementScene]

Real talk, the real gangsters are dead or in jail too

[@chriswilloughby48]

Love Ice T. An intellectual who was able to rap in a way that made people all around the world interested in what he was saying.

[@roberttange805]

he made gangbanging famous and cool . applause for that the globalization of gangbanging. salute LOLUSA

[@tonyslice7279]

He speaks 100% facts

[@Jeffmetal42]

T always talking that real $hit. Dude has more knowledge than some would gain in 10 lifetimes. Always had mad respect for that guy.

[@dominiquejones3805]

What people don't think about is Pac violated his probation. Say if he didn't meet his demise he would of went back 2 prison. Who really starts a fight at a Casino where there r cameras everywhere

[@vincentwilson3938]

Awesome interview. Always appreciate Ice for keeping it real and telling the truth.

[@roberttange805]

the truth is , he is a gangbanger without he beeing a gangbanger he wouldnt do what he is doing. and u would prolly listen to a artist not a major lable product selling u a image/ sterotype. ice t fangroup , white small town kids. till today.

[@Will-ex2wr]

Ice-T always gives tons of wisdom in his interviews. I can see why 2pac, who was also very intelligent and insightful respected and admired Ice-T.

[@rapgame850lara2]

Much respect to ICE T 💯 speaking facts. He really had love for PAC

[@andrethomas2292]

SPEAK ON IT!!!!! These are words of wisdom from a GROWN MAN!!!!! Let’s make sure that we keep giving the Man his flowers while he can smell them. SALUTE

[@ignoranceisnotatrend4669]

Lesson for the day...........RESPECT THE GANGS AND KNOW HOW THEY OPERATE. 💯💯💯💯💯💯💯

[@jaxcoss5790]

For real...

[@Aldine281]

Gangs have no respect for God's laws nor society laws

[@ignoranceisnotatrend4669]

@@Aldine281 what about God's law during slavery and jim crow 🙄HOW DID THAT LAW WORK OUT 😳

[@ifragpsn6431]

Ice T is so real, man; "I'm a good jewelry store heistin nigga." No ego, no false flex, no trippin on a perceived insult, just acknowledging his level and respecting the ones around him. I just showed my kids the Breakin' movies last year and had to laugh *HARD* when I saw skinny young Ice T again, 'cause I had forgotten he was the MC until he showed up on screen. You Zoomers just don't know how legit this dude is.

[@ThomasSlodzinski]

You got to love Ice-T

[@jthugg1058]

The streets will take anyone out r.i.p nipsey

[@donnelladams8362]

No doubt about it

[@Xilent1]

He called out Chris Brown not being Gangster. 🤣

[@380fade]

Ice T NEVER portrayed the life of a gang banger he was always a hustler! "Speed of life, fast, it's like walkin' barefoot over broken glass It's like, jumpin' rope on a razor blade All lightning quick decisions are made Lifestyle plush, females rush This high profile personality, who earns his pay illegally Professional liar, schoolboys admire Young girls desire, very few live to retire Cash flow extreme, dress code supreme, vocabulary obscene Definition-street player, you know who I mean High rollers!!!"

[@jasonwilson8671]

True but his closes homies we've 60s.

[@PancakeDiaries]

@@jasonwilson8671 and 30s, mostly. He wrote the forward to Inside the Crips, by Colton Simpson, who is from 30s OHC

[@RobWilliams02]

Listen to your elders. They paved the way, regardless. Ice T is speaking some sound advice.

[@7deepbreaths.sounds]

Holdin' Court Podcast is a GREAT KZbin channel to subscribe...word..this interview with IceT is ON IT!! WHY? The answer is SIMPLE: THEY LET ICE T SPEAK HIS PIECE/PEACE ENTIRELY...WITH LIKE NO INTERRUPTIONS--NO ADDITIONAL QUESTIONS--NO TRYNA FINISH HIS STATEMENTS -- NONE O DAT!!

[@jermainehampton2469]

Colors to this day is definitely top 10 or top 5 hardest songs of all time ,I'm from New York and I say that in my opinion.

[@EDDIEROSSI77]

The story of Tupac and Biggie if you pay attention is like a biblical one. A story with many lessons on life with a moral , plus pacs message was a real human one. 🐐

[@srfh1621]

What lesson?

[@roberttange805]

the truth is . 2 glorifying gangbangers did die becaue of gangbanging, what moral u see here ?

[@akcoop]

Elaborate please.

[@whiteInk-fm4tt]

It was life lessons and anyone who was paying attention in real time with a little bit of "Knowledge" saw the messages that ran throghout because Pac laid it out in his music and in interviews. That's why it disaponts me that these so called OG's don't know how to articulate what you seem to understand because they are the FAKE ones.

[@TheBulletzgottishow20]

​@@srfh1621 stop being. Loyal to the wrong people PAC had a lot of Judas around him

[@ruthortiz9395]

💔...😭 R.I.P 2PAC. G.O.A.T !! 💔😭

[@illatraxzz103]

Salute to a real legend ice t!!!

[@jackiegreen1692]

Pac got caught up & started following instead of leading !

[@2pacisgay955]

Pac was a feminine hypocrite that set the bad example

[@michaelgant584]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/b4LUgqecn79gbrM

[@antoniowilliams4391]

Ice is so straight up an keeps it 100 an I do believe he tried to tell pac but we all know pac was hard Heard as hell luv you pac rip

[@ademoss80]

Ive always had a lot of respect for Ice-T. He's not doing anything but speaking facts. Hell I miss Pac too, he wanted to make his mark and he did. I just wish it could have been spread wider.

[@reek1175]

Love this perspective!! A lot of his young fans need to take note

[@richierichcity510]

I totally agree we don't do the Gang Bang drama up here in The Bay...The Bay Area has always been on that play pimp player shit The Bay Area bangs neighborhoods not colors and unfortunately it cost Pac his life because he got into something he knows nothing about.

[@tracyp3567]

Exactly ❤

[@tracyp3567]

He learned the game from the Bay it's Turfs not colors in the Bay.

[@rhysperegrine5100]

Ice-T has always been the best at walking that thin line between toughness and consciousness

[@robertedwards5547]

Gangster and Gangbanger two different things

[@orlandobabylaneanderson5231]

2pac still wasnt either

[@michaelgant584]

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[@psychobillynumbnuts1]

A gangster is someone in a gang, it's in the name GANGster, so you lameos need to stop trying to change the definition so you can call yourself one

[@allday1047]

@@psychobillynumbnuts1 I feel like its lame you using the cacasian definition of gangster. The Hood got its own definition of gangster.

[@castlewoods4753]

@@allday1047 fuck what the hood thinks is the definition that only matters

[@Lordfinessse]

I read Ice T's book, he is a true to the streets legend, remarkable life from New Jersey to LA, back to NY..

[@MegaBruce247]

Some of that is on Suge. Even MOB James said, "Suge should have snatched him up and said, you rap. Let them handle that." Regarding the fight over the chain.

[@sarahgivens7182]

If you ever met Pac you couldn't tell him nothing.

[@capoislamort100]

@@sarahgivens7182 that was his boss and manager, he was in the position to do that.

[@jayblaze7216]

Just goes to show he didn’t really care about him. He just saw Pac as a dollar sign for his label

[@tupimpacaterpillar3516]

It’s on puffy

[@gangstamack8397]

2Pac was outta control

[@ravisahota8977]

Incredible interview !! I'm a big fan of your podcast. 🇨🇦

[@uriel-heavensguardian8949]

Hell yeah ICE you always been straight up!!! Salute OG!! Glad you were in his ear. Everyone else was coat tailing and being yes men!!

[@simonpure109]

The way he's explaining LA gangs🤯

[@lisaray101]

Ice T needs to bio-pic of his life he's an amazing storyteller and overall actor.

[@lafonzmalone3813]

A Triple OP..😎

[@gilbertbell7331]

Excellent advice

[@SouthernDiscomfort256]

I will never not mourn the loss of Pac! He was about to change the world. 😢

[@famduel8282]

I'm from kck Wyandotte so much love to the podcast

[@johnnymack8442]

Ice is a real og! He has real love for pac.

[@shonemarcus2966]

I've been rocking with Ice: T, since the crazy 80s, when he spit @ the Sports Arena in Ca. L.A. He helped a lot rappers get their brands together, coming up, in the industry. God bless your podcast. Peace & blessings to you Kings and your families Bloodline.

[@edwinhenry7531]

Ice T lived the life of poverty on the west and the east, spitting knowledge!

[@kamenriderla4314]

He's absolutely right. I'm born and raised in LA. I know what the hood life takes from you. You don't step up to an OG ever. Especially if they are giving you advice.

[@Keepinitreel108]

There is nothing "cool" about being in a gang.

[@jamesmolina68]

If it wasn't 'cool' to a youngster there'd be no appeal. Truth is in some people's world it makes them beyond 'cool' so although I know and agree with you, a kid looking up to that life won't listen to 'theirs nothing cool about being in a gang'....

[@Keepinitreel108]

@@jamesmolina68 Agreed, that's why rappers who pretend to be gangster should be outed for glamourising a dysfunctional and violent lifestyle.

[@jamesmolina68]

@@Keepinitreel108 very true. When I was a kid in the 90's gangster rap dominated music and it definitely had it's influence....

[@RW77777777]

I don't think coolness is the big draw; education, belonging & money/opportunities are a better angle to dissuade young people

[@kikoferras7369]

exactly

[@clovers-zi5fe]

Finally, someone speaking the truth about 2Pac, rather than holding him up to this infallible, God-like status. He's right. Pac wasn't no gangster. He was a rapper/actor, and probably the only rapper who could legitimately act too, trying to walk in the shoes of a world he had no business in. Sad part about it is his actions indirectly resulted in the loss of another great rapper, who actually understood very well there's a big difference between rapping about gang life and living gang life.

[@mulengajoel9785]

Pac faked his death.No autopsy report.No doctor or nurse has ever shown up to testify that they attended to Tupac while in hospital.Who cremated him? Are there records at that crematorium to prove PACs body was brought there? Why the rush to cremate him so fast without a funeral? He was a larger than life figure for him not to have a funeral.At the crime scene,a white girl disclosed that she saw an helicopter take off after the shooting.Her story has been ignored and deliberately erased from history.

[@clovers-zi5fe]

@@mulengajoel9785 Where you think he's at now then?

[@mulengajoel9785]

@@clovers-zi5fe No one knows.Suge also has a hard time believing Pac died.Pac's biological father,Billy Garland pointed out in an interview that he didn't think that was Pac he saw on the hospital bed.Too many loopholes in Pac's death story.And hey I am from Africa.I love Pac and I have been his fan since 1998.You can correct me were you think I am wrong because I get all my facts from the media

[@timothysmith4863]

@@mulengajoel9785 Tupac had a lot of tattoos that could be used to identify him. Not to mention dental records, fingerprints etc. In the US a Doctor, Coroner or medical examiner has to sign a death certificate. Its not impossible to fake your own death but staying 'dead' would be tough for someone as vocal as Tupac.

[@vusisibanyoni4677]

@@mulengajoel9785 u are the most delusional dude on youtube

[@MrThemexacutioner]

During the mid 2000s me and the Lil homies were at Tha Crack house, Ice's studio in his Hollywood Home. Ice was telling us this same story about talking to and warning Pac 2 months before he was killed. The Lil homie NonCents was fascinated by the story and asked to take a pic sitting in the same chair. 2 months later, he was leaving a party when a stray bullet went through the back of his car and killed him. 100% true story. RIP Zach.

[@mr.amsterdam2063]

Respect for sharing, thank You.

[@amospizzey1]

Such an incredible intellectual. Much respect ⭐️

[@ellepluc7903]

Ice t and Mc Eiht are the the only ones that tells the truth when it comes to Tupac’s gang life style and death ..no sugar coating!!!

[@TigerCraneLove]

True indeed. Suge saw him and saw dollar signs. He got played

[@Kplattjr1]

Ice T str8 living legend n Law n Order still b poppin!🔥💯

[@mrwalle4u]

Ice T the realest 💯..

[@matthewmatehe2548]

Wow, He spoke the truth 100% Smart man, that's why he still alive