Larenz Tate Tells Fat Joe Why 2Pac Was Fired From Menace II Society Movie | 2021

[@amoneybags11vernon78]

Let him talk Joe damn.

[@veef.moraless3020]

You took the words from my mouth🤦🙄🙄🙄Damn he didn't let him finish anything he was saying🙄😤😤😤.

[@MrJimmydean1]

Facts Crack, We hear you talk all the time. Let my Dude Talk! Sheeesh!

[@ninocrown3247]

Joe is like NORE or Funkmaster Flex. They love the sound of their own voices.

[@desmondlee4799]

They don't respect the West Coast 💯

[@MissNelson_48]

I was just saying that! omg

[@kayleek4406]

I thought this was a interview, joe is the one talking.....I really wanted to hear the whole story Larenz was about to tell.

[@renbur8223]

Me too. I stopped watching Fat Joe because of that. He makes everything about himself. Geesh!

[@bsunartistic5000]

Fat Joe was completely unprofessional like seriously??? You have a legend Actor on your platform and you cutting the Man off smdh. This could of been a great interview underneath his resume but his motor mouth interrupts him not even letting the Man complete. Shout out to Mr.Tate he kept it mad professional and continued like nothing never happened

[@renbur8223]

@@bsunartistic5000 I felt irritated with him.

[@bsunartistic5000]

@@renbur8223 he messing up majorly because Mr.Tate rarely do interviews. Fat Joe just played himself "Goofy"

[@DaMixWizard]

@@renbur8223 4real, Larenz Tate is telling the back story we all want to hear and Fat “talkative” Joe cuts him off to talk about how 2Pac saw him at a concert😅😂. Mane, we don’t give a damn about u, every interview is about u….horrible

[@blakefranklin882]

Joes interview skills shows you why journalism is a skill

[@yaqar3689]

This ☝🏽☝🏽☝🏽

[@anthonyrmoten]

I was thinking of the same thing

[@ScorpioKLR]

All he do is talk all over people and cut them off I’m leaving

[@mizzaquarius5505]

Exactly. If I had a dollar for every time Joe interrupted…🤑

[@hollywoodloft6768]

For real. This nigga kept interrupting. Joe, this is not your interview bro. No one cares about your personal story. It’s not about you.

[@Helmuesi911]

I’m glad we got Joe’s perspective on everything... I wonder what Lorenz take on it was.

[@renbur8223]

Right!!!

[@williamshakespeare9815]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@SunniMerlot]

Lol I think that with all joes interviews

[@92kris]

Lmao dawg

[@warrendoris9669]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@williams4productions]

Larenz Tate’s patience is on another level. Let the man talk Joe 🤣🤣🤣

[@MedranoHijo]

The man just isn't aging yet. 😎

[@ThatManDWill]

water and sleep

[@wraithyoshidj6702]

Crazy as f

[@CopperHueCollectionsChippewa]

@@ThatManDWilland no alcohol and drugs.

[@leosfinest2748]

Man what. Looking like Love Jones! Frankie Hyman!

[@Mike-tp5zw]

@@CopperHueCollectionsChippewa facts

[@Trikydef]

Can someone else interview this man. I really wanted to hear this story.

[@TLSpurgeon]

I know right

[@HallA_637]

😂😂😂😂 right!!

[@chr316st]

Yeah Joe keeps interrupting. Just stop talking man

[@IMHUSTLNGAMIN]

what they said 100000000% LT tell your own story

[@myappealinglife]

😂

[@soulstalgiarecords77740]

I though Vlad was bad at interrupting his guests but Fat Joe is a hundred times worse.

[@Helmuesi911]

Vlad’s more the type to insert his own perspective, story or opinion during an interview when nobody gives a fk. Other than that he practices a decent degree of journalistic standard Q and A

[@Tha90sKid]

Yesss, and LOUD at that 😵‍💫🥴

[@robbingrafton4364]

Sure is damn

[@manyogurt4645]

Joe utilized Nore's interviewing style. Speak over your quest, and interrupt them every chance you get.

[@carltonjohnsonesl]

The reason I don’t watch drink champs anymore

[@willia3r]

Bruh☠️🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@ywdw]

I’m glad I ain’t the only one who thought Joe was talking too much

[@fortyglock9698]

You not believe that😌

[@dakmycat3688]

Oh no he talks way too much. I’ve said that before.

[@robbingrafton4364]

Pls Let the man talk damn I’ll be back at some point in time😂😂😂😂😂❤Larenz Tate

[@rome2568]

At least he wasnt lying about latins co creating hip hop again. We dont need to hear anymore of that bullshyt

[@ywdw]

@@rome2568 bruh I thought you were supporting the lie of latins creating hip hop. Had to reread that, I almost fired on yo ass🤣

[@erictalbert4633]

Fat Joe just interrupt Larenze story and start telling his own😂

[@Tha90sKid]

Yo I'm legit pissed off about that, but this comment got me hollerin 🤣🤣🤣 Joe is literally the loud drunk uncle at the party who just like to hear themselves talk 😵‍💫

[@obie247]

Mad Disrespect

[@lasonyabass4424]

Let Larenz talk “please”

[@hebrewking6040]

I met my man Lorenz Tate at my high school in Greenville,Ms and dude was so cool and humble . His brother name me MVP of their family -oriented basketball game and I felt honored since! Never changed how I felt about dude because he had always shown professionalism to a level I’ve seen very few stars be at!

[@danity111]

Off subject… my people’s r from Greenville. Rare that I see people repping ♥️

[@hebrewking6040]

@@danity111 you are so correct..:Many don’t even claim the Magnolia State

[@donaldduff7823]

Tate is the best.

[@bangieb3]

I’m from Greenville, Ms too❤.

[@youngsavage9874]

Greenville born, Metcalfe raised over here 💯

[@FarebrothaChronicle]

One thing I know is that in any interview that Fat Joe is doing he NEVER lets the guest "FULLY" tell their story.

[@vetgirl71]

Lol 😂😅 Fat Joe keeps interrupting poor Larenz Tate because he is from the South Bronx! Lol😅 If you’re from Brooklyn or the Bronx we can be a little obnoxious and cut each other off! Not because we are being rude, but because we have a thought or question and don’t want to forget! 😅 Especially if you have a big loud family too! 😅😂

[@0-Elias-0]

Holy Sh!t. How many times is Joe gonna interrupt him? He was telling a great story, and he never got through it.

[@richlyredeemed48]

What a missed opportunity into a cult classic. Someone else please interview that brother 😠

[@0-Elias-0]

ASAP

[@hippa2dahoppa2]

5:26 when joe was steamrolling tate, tate was trying to tell joe he did tv and commercials before. even though the movie would be a bigger break he was already established as a child star doing roles for years

[@ln8606]

😂

[@CopperHueCollectionsChippewa]

Exactly, he was a child actor!

[@cbrreezzyy69]

I always liked Lorenz Tate. He seems like genuinely a good dude.

[@NebkadBible]

When an interviewer wants to be interviewed, they always find to interview themselves.

[@olaolu419]

I sincerely wanted to hear more from Larenz in this video 😤

[@babywatt1964]

Joe's not interviewing Larenz he's having a homeboy conversation.

[@willia3r]

This is a very unique interpretation of the video.

[@monsieurframes]

@@willia3r nah it's real, Fat Joe act like that with everybody, it's more like a conversation

[@Gem_Am_I]

I can totally see Tupac playing the character Shareef in Menace 2 Society. ❤That role would of been right up his alley

[@sicario_paintball]

Fat Joe is like let me get one of the most iconic actors who paved the way on my show and interrupt the sht out of him.

[@mzamontantiso2580]

Larenz has far more superior emotional intelligence than how Tyrin Turner reflects on that fall out, and sometimes you feel a sense of jealousy on how he potrayed that conflict.

[@BlackLight_VA]

💯

[@nikkiw3734]

Nope.

[@mikie5g]

Difference between the two is larenz is an actor.. Tyrin is actually hood, and is about that life.. M2S didn't change shit for him like it did for Tate

[@hoodpimp1519]

@@mikie5gYeah Tyrin Knows Pac a fake thug

[@BishopWalters12]

Tupac was a brat and a coward. Jumping people doesn't make you a tough guy and Tupac found that out after he played tough guy with Orlando Anderson.

[@killamp2]

I wish joe let him talk 😢

[@marlonhosten4693]

It takes a hell of an actor to go from Bishop to Shereef !

[@AlmightyEvil1]

That Sharrif role was wack for real, for real, especially for someone with Pacs acting chops. That wouldn’t have been a good choice to gain momentum off that early in his acting career.

[@AlmightyEvil1]

Shout out to the guy who played Shariff though. He was a wonderful actor. He had that cameo in Boyz in the Hood.

[@fortyglock9698]

2pac was a hell of an actor. He just didn't want that role. The role wasn't that big of one to be honest.😌

[@MichaelPabon-dd2fy]

Oh please acting is easy anyone can do it. I love how people call it a gift. Yeah right. We all can act anybody lol

[@lynetteminute]

@Michael Pabon just like most people have the ability to run, however everyone’s not Flo Jo and Usain Bolt.

[@demetriuswilburn7043]

Do you understand the influence Pac would have had on the black community if he'd had played Shareef!? It would have been that much of a deeper movie showing both sides of the spectrum with such an influential cast. Man!

[@supercutiee]

Larenz WAS ONLY 17 when that movie came out??!!!?? Wow!!!! He bodied O Dogg!!!! I’m gonna watch that again right now!!

[@TheRealLionKingdom]

The Reaction on Tate Face..Priceless..

[@JoeyBeanzLittle]

Joe started interviewing himself 🤣😂

[@curiouslymavismade]

RIP Tupac, I will NEVER stop missing you.

[@thesupervisor3270]

💯

[@johneithadunklin8835]

❤❤❤WORD

[@BishopWalters12]

Too bad that he threw it all away for that Thug life bull@@@@.

[@randyjam9925]

You didn’t even know him 😂

[@DeANGELIS4735]

TUPAC WANTED THE HUGHES BROTHERS AND THE WRITERS TO HAVE SOME IMPROVEMENT OF A BACKSTORY TO BE SHOWN ON WHY HIS CHARACTER GOT TURNED INTO A MUSLIM AND THEY WOULDN'T ALLOW IT BECAUSE THE BUDGET WOULD HAVE MADE MORE THAN WHAT IT ALREADY WAS AND BESIDE TUPAC'S WOULD HAVE BEEN CHARACTER WAS NOT THE MAIN ROLE.

[@vintagedaz]

Facts!!!!!

[@MasterMind-py2nk]

​@@vintagedaz remember Tupac was not a man character on juice. He was like way trying to slide until one of those main characters I believe

[@vintagedaz]

@@MasterMind-py2nk true he wasn’t. Is was Omar Epps

[@Highly3666]

​@MasterMind96 he was the main antagonist....

[@AnthonyAdams-G2110]

Pac said himself that they wanted to make the Muslim brother a drug dealer and Pac refused

[@jackiechun5817]

Larenz thinking: DXMN neegah let me talk 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🥲

[@yaqar3689]

Love Loren Tate. I wish he’d been able to complete certain statements. I would have liked to hear his uncut/uninterrupted perspective.

[@mraims2plez]

Casting Tupac as the Muslim guy would have been fantastic casting!

[@dellmiller8582]

Joe Wasn’t 👂Listening, He Was Waiting To talk🗣️

[@JayBurris100]

Tupac didn’t need to be in Menace To Society he had above the rim & juice they both equaled up to menace

[@poeticmindshifttv7568]

I believe alot fake shit was going on the movie set.. And Pac was like fuck everybody im out! Tupac was also a director too.. I wish he would've live long enough to direct his on movie..

[@AssistantToTheHNIC]

Was Joe in the movie or nah?!?!? I think Larenz is interviewing him it seems, lol

[@entertainingsportshighligh7525]

FAT JOE always gotta make sure he throw in and brag about his moments and encounters he had with TUPAC, lol

[@davidrobinson8]

4:48 Lorenz Tate got that look like, MF if you cut me off again!!!

[@generalinformation3507]

I love Fat Joe, nobody tells better stories than Fat Joe. But when he got on his interview hat he has to learn to listen and not interrupt. That's why he doesn't have interview success🤷🏿

[@376ironman]

I didn't realize Larenz was that young making that movie!

[@MrD24brown]

" I know I called you on the show to tell your story but I have a less interesting story to tell, hear me out".

[@TeeMilli0N]

Let the brother speak Joe.

[@frostywarrior4649]

Wasn't Fat Joe kinda interviewing Larenz Tate??? It didn't seem like it

[@terencethomas7485]

Larenz is the OG Babyface Nelson , going to be 21 for ever basically

[@mcm-inc]

Joe starting to act like Nore taking over the interview interrupting. SMH

[@darrickmeek5531]

Lol Dang Fat Joe knows how to interrupt man

[@3THEGOON]

My mans. Good interview.

[@andreasmith901]

Fat Joe act old and crazy,He wouldn't let that man get a word in.Fat Joe should've interviewed himself 😂😂

[@durrellcraft8959]

Dammm Fat Joe stop cutting him off let him finish!!!!!

[@johncortez2009]

For real it was more interviewed for Fat Joe than Tate.

[@castlefreight8764]

This is what happens when you know the answer to the questions before you ask them

[@Panther-]

Tbh with how Larenz said it,Pac would have played that role better as a strong muslim black male, its true, they did make sheriff look like a pussy in that film a bit tbh like he was some sucker, if Pac had played that roll like he wanted it wont take anything from o dog or Kane,but it would show young black males you can be strong and positive at the same time

[@deedogtx]

Hard to watch drunk Fat Joe interrupting constantly 🤣

[@Xtremeproducts]

You’re interviewing Mr. Tate, please let him speak sir.

[@AvenueD417]

Larenz don’t age, he retained his youth

[@joedjeffries8989]

You think Fat Joe, T I P, & Norea won’t hijack an interview…..you dead wrong 😂😂😂😂they’re straight up steamrolling interview hijackers😂😂😂😂

[@jacknapyer]

I remember hearing about him supposed to play the conscious brother, and that they fired him because he wanted to do more with the character

[@drummerdude0515]

Tyrin Turnner has the best and most believable recollection of the "Tupac incident". Shits low key funny when he describes it

[@J-thugg]

I ALWAYS thought o dog was ashtray father from don’t be a menace

[@edm1207]

I couldnt picture pac schooling the homiez in the back of the caddie like that...sometimes you just know when the part is wack lol

[@joepermenter7228]

Tupac wasn't gonna play a muslim bitch with no backstory. He cleared this shit up before he "died."

[@Tbizzle1343]

Fat Joe is as bad as Nore with the interviewing. Let cats speak, damn!

[@SrealG]

I spun the block and rewatched this (after like 2rs)..and realized why I stopped watching Fat Joe🤣..he ask a question..then highjack the quest while he's answering

[@yeenkno]

My boy fat Joe started interviewing himself 😂😂😂😂

[@joeysmith3948]

I’ve never seen a Fat Joe interview, and I’ll never watch another one. Damn, hush man.

[@michaelcain2946]

Fat joe interviewing fat joe and larenz tate😂 Larenz just in the audience like us

[@OBCGUAP]

Joey let the people talk bro

[@Kadaf1]

how to ruin an interview , ask a question and then just constantly shout over the person

[@FamTime23]

He cuts everybody off. I'll be like, hold up FAAAT ASS JOE. U asked me a question

[@Ron_D33713]

Yo Shout out to my man Crack! Yo people just dont know how long my man been in the game. Salute to you my brotha, real solid dude in the streets man. Word up!

[@rodneyjr7172]

Man I wish they would bring out some behind the scenes footage of this movie I would love to see that!

[@bigislanders4395]

Joe take over the interview 😂😂😂

[@lakeshagadson357]

im glad fat joe and larenz are online

[@deeliciousgrapes]

I heard Pac was going to play Kane. There are so many different versions of this story. Fat Joe shouldn't be filling in Lorenz sentences and cutting him off. I already can't stand Fat Joe because he uses that N word as if he gets a pass because he is a hip hop artist

[@tomwatson-mn3jx]

Thank goodness I thought it was just me, this interview could have been so much better

[@theresavinson6466]

This would’ve been a much better interview if Joe had let Larenz do most of the talking my goodness

[@YourNorthFloridaRealtor]

Fat Joe was at the party where Jesus turned water to wine, then he was invited to Jesus' section in VIP😂

[@austinstyles6393]

Fat Joe needs to let man talk, Damn!

[@hermp1174]

👺Goddammit Joe. Let the man talk.

[@shonemarcus2966]

Cheers to a a couple of Kings & the "Tate brothers" trifecta as a whole 🎉 God bless you both and your families King's. Duces up, from CaLA Damu 🎉

[@Soopology]

Fat Joe & NORE one in the same: interrupting their guests.

[@marcusgonzalez5134]

Good interview

[@DCoopVideo]

Oh snap, I thought Fat Joe was interviewing Larenz Tate, guess i clicked the wrong video lol

[@Geez01]

MC 8 told this story awhile ago. 2pac wanted that gangster role. He didn't wanna be the righteous dude... the Hughes brothers already knew who they wanted in what roles for their film.

[@TMC1982Part2]

Or more specifically, according to MC Eiht, 2Pac's issue was that if he was going to play this righteous Muslim character who was surrounded by hardcore gang bangers, then show him how he became the righteous Muslim in the first place. This was right after 2Pac did "Juice" and he was still trying to maintain his certain "image" or expectation for his audience. In his mind, he didn't think that the audience would just buy him as this calm person just after seeing him in "Juice".

[@smellsuperb1]

Joe: "so tell us how it all happened" Also Joe: "me and biggie and Tupac 🗣️" 🤔😭

[@26maffew]

Maaaaaaaaaaan …. Shout-out to Tate for looking hella young 🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽 Props to you my man…. You look healthy af

[@meicealways5842]

Was this on ig live?

[@banglandog]

So was this about Larenz' encounter with Pac on the set of Menace or Joe's encounter in NY? When the interview goes left because the interviewer won't let the guest answe the question....SMH

[@makkarimoorpheus]

RIP TUPAC. To give Sharif role a bit of back story wouldn’t have push this movie over budget because look how big it became after it came out. 😂Joe had to be Joe!!

[@kimg.b.215]

Sharif wasn't even needed as a character. He was so positive then just got popped at the end on some shit that had nothing to do with him.

[@makkarimoorpheus]

@@kimg.b.215 that’s how it really goes down… countless real life examples. I don’t get your comment.

[@kimg.b.215]

@@makkarimoorpheus he did not have a significant impact on the movie to be a character that's the whole point if you can comprehend. I didn't say people don't get popped for no reason in real life but his character in the movie came and went and didn't really add anything significant to the story line. None of them changed their lives or anything because of his characters influence and he died at the end, 2pac would've be heated if took that role so I see why he wasn't happy with the role.

[@makkarimoorpheus]

@@kimg.b.215 lol but those were your exact words… but I see what you were trying to say, it wasn’t clear in the first reply, so homeboy pipe down.

[@kimg.b.215]

@@makkarimoorpheus bro you said, that's how it really goes down in real life. I never said it didn't go down in real life lol my first comment I said he got popped at the end I'm talking bout the movie not real life lol you didn't understand what I said, the character is poorly written that's all I was saying. You saying that's how it goes down in real life is unnecessary and sarcastic nobody is saying anything about that but you lol

[@emanuelbuford2245]

Dam. Now I need the whole interview. Fawk.

[@nnjvhvhhgc5213]

Okay, we've all seen the footage that Fat Joe is talking about where 2Pac & Big perform those "freestyles" live on stage. Now I know damn well, I didn't see Fat Joe on stage anywhere in the video. Did anybody else see him in that footage? I swear this dude just can't help himself.

[@saihemebillings2820]

Everyone in the industry knows fat joe because he was around on the underground scene while all the other brothers like PAC, Biggie,Nas, and jay. Fat joe is a year older then Tupac, two years older then biggie. Joe is around it wasn’t his time to shine.

[@nnjvhvhhgc5213]

@@saihemebillings2820 So did you see him in that footage or no?

[@RoRo-gm7ee]

Joe was there😂😂😂😂

[@bendjinzau2495]

Can Larenz talk for a minute ? I hate when the Host talk too much. We want to hear from Larenz.

[@mr.nuna916]

I believe I can shorten this up, Pac, having the intelligence and mindset/background he did, didn't want that righteous character to be portrayed as being weak....because why does "good" need to equal "weak" right? I think he wanted to show/teach that you can be a good, solid individual with righteous intentions and still be respected and be about that smoke if need be....and tbh, I support that. 💯

[@willia3r]

Basically like Brother Mouzone from _”The Wire”_ minus the hitman aspect.

[@signsofVtimes]

Why is he shouting over the person he's interviewing????????

[@gigi77d60]

I hate when the interviewer constantly interrupts the interviewee. Why do you have a guest come on in the first place, if you’re going to talk over them and interrupt them, so you can tell your own story? It’s not just Joe, it’s a lot of others too. Learn the skills of interviewing first. It’ll make for a better and more interesting show.

[@Wargee4978]

I know that we are all irritated by Fat Joe's interruption but still listen to what he said. Tupac was always lifting people up to their goal. He was an helper even though he acted crazy sometimes