What Really Happened When Nas Confronted 2Pac At The MTV Awards

On September 4, 1996; 2Pac and Nas had a well known altercation that has never been brought to life until now. In this video I put together what actually took place that night at the MTV Video Music Awards. From countless interviews and articles. The timelines were placed close to what I researched from all parties involved. To complete the story I had to place in some assumptions from history, and previous interviews from both parties. 2pac was upset to find out that Nas was dissing him along with Mobb Deep at their shows, even though he ran into Nas at the House Of Blues some months prior; and it was all love. Nas was close to Mobb Deep who 2Pac dissed, and also got word that 2pac made some diss records directed at him. They both came face to face at the MTV Awards after party in New York. Hope you like the video. Thank you!
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[@BullsNB3]

Nas never lied about what happend he def had love for Pac

[@AngelHoll-pr8fz]

Agreed

[@Algebraha]

True, he loved him like a faqqot 🥰

[@Bone_youtube_soft]

Nas didn't love that punk. He was just smarter and wasn't gonna go down that route. Look how Pac ended

[@WhosBreezyUK]

@@Bone_youtube_soft "nas didn't love that punk" is probably the dumbest thing you could have said

[@Bone_youtube_soft]

@@WhosBreezyUK you think a respected MC like Nas with street cred is gonna like some random dude just diss him on wax over something he never did wrong? Pac had a history of doing this to sell records. Look what he did to Biggie, Jay Z, Mobb Deep, Fugess, LL Cool J , Dre etc. He started all of that for attention.

[@sphakamisozondi]

Bro, just imagine a Pac and Nas collaborative album. That would have taken over the hip hop game.

[@SwaggSkillz1992]

Factx 😂😂 Man what are the odds of me seeing you on another vid!! I still Bump that Real Hip-hop fr 💯💯💯

[@antoniokastrocarlisledemel6617]

Yea but that would've been so much to live up to and though I'm sure Pac and Nas could deliver on those expectations..the question is..Would They...sometimes two heads ain't better than one..like Watch The Throne or Best of Both Worlds..i mean those albums are solid but not near as good as either of those artists best albums..still I'm confident they would've delivered

[@patrickmacon1782]

I would've loved to hear Tupac, Nas, and Jada Kiss straight Venom!!! 🤔🔥💎💯💯💯

[@JuanGonzalez-rn5jr]

Nas wasn't shit as a rapper

[@gee2661]

They were very similar Dre would’ve produced it…. Features would’ve been INSANE!!!! N prolly a double CD w tons of remixes… Puffy would’ve NEVER let that happen 🤔

[@JoeMama-tl4tr]

Nas and Tupac were the deepest rappers that ever lived. They both sang about the struggles of being in poverty and were so next level compared to any of their peers

[@2KILLAVILLE]

Don't Exclude the Rushmores KRS & Chuck D

[@nobodiesfavorite1168]

Don’t forget about Scarface

[@carlos_sosaa]

I Really Wish Tupac & Nas Made A Song Together I Respect Nas He More Realer Then Jayz

[@rl4416]

Nas and his crew was soft . telling his mans to shoot him and they dont . lmao

[@eliasgarrido6041]

​@@Veryniceandveryevil?

[@blacknight7643]

The fact that he didn't back down from Nas even when his crew surrounding him shows how real Pac was.

[@owenmichael9788]

Yeahhhh

[@NkosanaMakhubele]

Nothing but a soft studio gangster

[@jayentv6264]

real or dumb? lol you crash dummies don’t realize him being so “real” got him ass killed

[@blacknight7643]

@JAYEN TV Well it is better to die as a dude that was real to fullest than be a fake.

[@thegeorgiaaquarius]

@@NkosanaMakhubele you would've shitted bricks

[@ericfreeman1303]

2Pac is that Iconic Legend That's Still Talk About Almost 30yrs Later. It's so many KZbin channels dedicated to his legacy. Salute To 2Pac A Iconic Legend 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@carlos_sosaa]

Pac Muzik Will Never Dies 🎤💔💯

[@pumulanisinolila6321]

He triumphed over nas

[@Python-xs2iv]

Nobody talks about 2pac anymore, he irrelevant af

[@MASROUF_RAPPER]

​@@Python-xs2iv yeah that's why he has 23m monthly Spotify streams Tupac has created a legacy and it ain't irrelevant ever

[@Python-xs2iv]

@@MASROUF_RAPPER 23 million ain't shit.

[@stldsfine]

That One Nation album would've literally took over the music game

[@coolcuttaboyd4022]

Absolutely I think so too

[@MrHowse-rt5bo]

Pac was moving like Mansa Musa that night. Enjoyed this piece. Be great.

[@memodashdigital]

He was and I’m glad you enjoyed it 🙏

[@hjboss09]

@@memodashdigital we want more More stories of the legend Rip Pac

[@quantumjuice228]

👑

[@kharrington5268]

I remember watching the show that Sunday night and when he was on SNL with Ice T the night before. After he died Ice said how he was paranoid running around the show with walkie-talkies talking to his security team. kzbin.info/www/bejne/r2WxiJKJisSDqLc

[@MrHowse-rt5bo]

@@kharrington5268 Ice T would say that: Then again, he ain’t nEVER reached Pacs level of superstardom to truly understand his movement.

[@AQUAPHREESH193]

I like how you included 2pac and Nas’ exact outfits they wore that night 😂 Great editing too 👍🏾

[@stanbeyani5089]

Did you notice Yaki in his iconic Fila shirt..

[@MobbKeith]

Tho Pac was wearing the only black "deathrow east" shirt to show he's the leader/general

[@lovo4585]

But snoop is in biggie video... Showing biggie getting shot in the back.. I guesse I'll put that truth out 🤫

[@MobbKeith]

@Lo Vo yea I've heard of you bro! Oh shit, can't believe you actually in here! I'd let you F my girl just to chill with you

[@91Definite]

@@stanbeyani5089I do! Kadafi looked like a Fila fan 💯

[@madbeastgamming5716]

"I rather die like a man than live like a coward." - LEGEND 2PAC

[@kevdes]

Well he died a fake tough guy

[@lil.dgotthejuice3443]

@@kevdes you're one to talk💀💀💀

[@LifesAJokeSoAreYou]

He wasn't real bro he was a nice little boy til he met suge. Even Dre was doing performing arts before NWA lol

[@100timessquare]

2 Pac died with the biggest L ever!! Trying to be something he really wasn't to keep up an image!!

[@johnrockyryan]

​@@kevdes I bet you would have handled the fame better than him huh? please enlighten us

[@Darksaige]

This was well put together. The biggest take away from this is, THERE IS ALWAYS THE PERSON WITH NOTHING TO LOSE WHO'S TRYING TO MAKE A NAME FOR THEMSELVES THAT GET THINGS GOING. So to everyone trying to be someone, watch who you surround yourself with. Any time you hear THIS story Jungle is ALWAYS the center.

[@perrynnlynch1883]

That's real. Top comment.

[@johnwebb2442]

True.

[@60NXNP09]

Jungle is definitely ignorant!

[@jenniferbishop1722]

Beautiful message

[@haroldcooper6750]

I'm happy somebody told the real truth about how the confrontation really went at the 1996 MTV AWARDS!

[@carlosrubalcava2994]

Miv

[@antoniokastrocarlisledemel6617]

@user-kz1xv3hc7l this is one of those moments where the only thing about it that seems to be universally agreed on is that it happened but I've heard so many different details over the last 26+ yrs i mean from Nas and Pac being ready for war to Nas standing down and Pac being more the aggressor(which is what I read from Snoop, though I'm sure at one point in time he probably did say it was bullshit and nothin happened) to it taking place in Bryant Park or Central Park and of course the number of crew that was there where Snoop also said Nas had like 100 homies with him that surrounded him and Pac but that Pac wasn't paying attention but Snoop was because he had a Gang Mentality..shit i even heard from one of my childhood homeboys and a local dj in my projects that it took place at the Bronx Zoo(I'm talking the actual Zoo not Yankee stadium though either one would be a trip) but they probably just said that shit cuz that's our boro but my point is what really happened in this story is like the old Tootsie Roll Pop mystery The World May Never Know

[@Frankietheplug]

How we never heard 2pacs side and snoop was never with Tupac there

[@wolfepac3140]

​@@antoniokastrocarlisledemel6617 Snoop wasn't even there lol.... he wasn't with Pac at the time.... Pac had DR niggas and Jersey niggas with him.... Snoop was not around them

[@antoniokastrocarlisledemel6617]

@@wolfepac3140 Yea man like i said the world may never know

[@RichiEnglish]

2 of my favourite rappers on one nation would have been historic. :( RIP PAC

[@oaklandsoldier8520]

Yep. That would have been one for the ages. Like Malcolm X and Martin collaboration

[@verdellcouncil6616]

That would be legendary if it did happen

[@anthonycervantes1456]

fuck that i’m imaging pac as mace windu

[@johnpav3591]

I grew up on real HipHop,, I didn't jus start listening the last couple years because black is in now,, I never heard bout him shooting cops,,it must have been a movie

[@johnpav3591]

Kidd, where u from, do u live in Mass now? LMK,u ever been in Bpt@jonathanwilliams2183

[@jessefortini4851]

This was incredible. You should make one on the Confrontation Betwen Death Row and Bad Boy at the 1996 Soul Train Awards.

[@memodashdigital]

Definitely will get to that one too. Thanks for checking out the vid 🙏

[@garcia9242]

That would be the best one!!!

[@northernking2604]

That's easy. In short puffy ran!🤣😂

[@jessefortini4851]

@@michaelr3583 that was 95? Not 96?🤔

[@jessefortini4851]

Nah. The 96 soul train awards are when Pac ran up on badboy. The 95 source awards is what you are referring to

[@trashawntate9649]

A man raised by a single crack head mother ,lived in a homeless shelter ,droped out of high school, shot multiple times, shot 2 white police officers, passed away in his early twentys before the male mind is fully developed, and still talked about now and forever id say he did pretty damn good R.I.P 2pac

[@timhoward5]

But fail short.

[@dra6osh]

@@timhoward5 of your mother.

[@AngelHoll-pr8fz]

Ignore him he's troll

[@WrestlinGifs]

The production value in this is insane. Great work bro🙏🏼

[@udinelumbu2351]

Nas and Pac are two of my favourite rappers of all time. This video was great. Very informative. Can't wait to see more content like this.

[@powerbadpowerbad]

Me too.Rap & rappers were lit back in the 90s,both Pac and Nas were killing the game !!! Miss those old rap days.But,I'll say this tho,it's a good thing Pac didn't assault that bell-hop ( beat him,then strip him naked )would've been a HUGE mistake,cops would've been called from all over New York,white cops seeing all them brothers would've been scared,then called on more cops.It would've been bad.

[@reginaldwalker6027]

They're MY #1 and #2, respectively..💯

[@RagingUtai]

i just heard ether for the first time. Amazing

[@skeezenutz]

This was absolutely amazing my guy! Loved how you had real details of this event, very iconic!💯👊🏾 rip 2pac

[@arsenioseslpodcast3143]

Lmfaooooo and Nas alive and PAC dead. All that anger in that disgusting human and he is exactly where he’s supposed to be - in earth soil. Thank god for that.

[@Beasy183]

@@arsenioseslpodcast3143 That's how you feel?

[@skeezenutz]

@@arsenioseslpodcast3143 the only one that is showing they are a "disgusting human being" is you, Facts. Smh

[@ClaasLucas]

@@arsenioseslpodcast3143 u need to check a therapist.

[@khmershakur9197]

The worst decision Pac ever made was signing to Deathrow Records. Suge sealed his fate

[@MARCELORLANDOKING-tt6gf]

If 2pac never got involved with ayana and got locked up on false rape allegations he would have never been in jail in the first place and Suge would have never bailed him out and signed him to death row and unfortunately these fears came true he was eventually was going to get. Got undercover enemies was going to come to surface tha people around you are gonna do ya dirty before anybody it's always an inside job never overlook that witch pac did

[@joelramnarine]

Well remember its the thing that got him out of jail to begin with

[@naaimshareef]

@khmershakur9197 Same thing over & over & over & over again blaming Suge Knight for the choices, descision and action Of Tupac a grown man to walk over and punch Orlando Babylane Anderson in his face. Suge Knight nor did any of the Death Row entourage tell Pac to do what he did to Babylane, Pac did that because he was a superloyal brother to whoever he was with. The its Suge Knight fault , its Death Row fault that Tupac is dead is untrue and it is beyond redundant.

[@helowgaes7544]

​@@joelramnarinesame like biggie signed to badboy records

[@mccleanphotography]

@@naaimshareefit can be both. Death row has beef pac is loyal but that’s not even the only beef he had. Bro was at war with many

[@benmartinez8248]

Pac was just hurt, he really had love for NY.

[@jksaxefon]

That was his birth place his HOME CITY 😢 Harlem!!

[@Jason-lv4uu]

Yes indeed

[@dillionwon6587]

​@@jksaxefon that's true.

[@nunnallyai]

Prob cuz He was born there

[@91Definite]

Exactly! Pac was a good guy! You know how many old heads love Pac to this day?

[@TimeNap]

This is far and away the best and most complete version of this story which is such an amazing and wild moment in rap history.

[@Brixkz_Da_Boss]

No it’s not one of Nas ppl just did an interview telling the whole story on a podcast

[@harsh111yt]

​@@Brixkz_Da_Bosssnoop told a different story

[@Raizle777]

@@harsh111yt yea but it’s already been said that snoop was lying cuz he wasn’t even around, some of nas people that was there, straight up said snoop was full of shit.

[@harsh111yt]

@@Raizle777 yeah I know Snoop's side of story was totally fabricated

[@b.a.m.mdoublem1196]

​@@Raizle777even Nas debunked Snoop's version of the story and told his side of the story and everyone that was there said they don't remember seeing Snoop there even Napoleon from Outlawz said he don't remember seeing Snoop there.

[@struggleismotivation7014]

The way u put this together was dope. I think i speak for everybody who agree with me, we would love to see u do all the rappers that either had altercations and moved forward or passed away due to hip hop/street beef.

[@DJSkandalous]

This was very well done. Seeing the animations really fleshed out the story well! 👏

[@timhazelwonder151]

Cringeworthy

[@air23forever35]

@DJSkandalous 2Pac is the Greatest of All-Time!

[@TravelwithTrey]

Pac was always reasonable when he needed to be. I think his private persona was tormented by his public persona, and as time moved on, he found it difficult to separate the two.

[@de24nizelicious]

These 2 amazing men literally saved many lives that day. That's why not everyone is set out to be a leader. The courage to know when to step back for the good of the rest of the team at that very moment even when it was difficult, justifies how wise they were. ❣

[@adamferguson5]

Nothing amazing about these types of situations. Ignorant fools perpetuating an ignorant lifestyle. No respect for fellow man. All fuck you I'll get mine and kill you to do it. Bums with money.

[@osofitness9123]

This all would’ve never came to fruition if it wasn’t for them in the first place.

[@jasonblack2760]

@@osofitness9123yea lmao. A bunch of men acting like toddlers and people are here “omg rEaL lEaDeRShIp”

[@MelanatedMedia]

Lives they themselves put on the line with their nonsense.

[@juicyohs3073]

You realize that they helped contribute to the problem in the first place right? Acting all pride and ego and threats and then they get praise for not acting like horrible humans? Whatever.

[@goatsmokemedia9659]

dont understand why this channel is not big big. Good work bro!

[@memodashdigital]

Thank you. The time will come, and I truly appreciate the support 🙏

[@Pettybank45]

@@memodashdigital Great Video 🎯

[@Pettybank45]

@@memodashdigital 🔥kzbin.info/www/bejne/fna1homsht2FhKs

[@sdogg6366]

this was a dope video. I'm a huge PAC fan.. the 90s were an intense times. this was cool to know what happened between Nas and Pac.

[@shhhhh.242]

Tru indeed

[@DOEGrindz]

Considering how well you told this story. Intricate details given. Most importantly accurate details. I vote you to just retell Pac's Life. We'll treat it as the biopic "All Eyez On Me" was supposed to be. You did a great job my dude. Subbed.

[@skoden204]

And this is the reason why i got mad love for nas..nas is the only rapper that stood his ground against 2pac every one esl was scared to beef with pac

[@declanpritchard4286]

Bro that video was absolutely fantastic The hard work you put in and I love how you get all the side conversations that are sometimes kept out of the bigger documentaries and whoever is on our work wow you're absolutely killing it amazing

[@elyoni-corp]

2pac is the one will never be repeated

[@altagraciaescolastico1587]

Nas either

[@mambaveli_24]

Great animation! Big ups to the person who made sure the details on the outfits were spot on: Pac's tucked in DR East shirt & army jacket, Eric B's outfit - perfectly researched except for Fatal. He was wearing a black and not a red bandana that night as seen in the VMA footage. I enjoyed watching this. Thank you

[@memodashdigital]

Good eye for detail. I really try to match the story as possible as I can. I’m glad you could tell and enjoyed it as well. Thank you 🙏

[@Riles3152]

Tupac was protected in New York like the President of the United States. Which makes it that much more disappointing and perplexing that he didn’t seem to have anywhere near as much cover and protection a few days later in Vegas. If everything narrated in this video is true or true enough, then I really do respect how a young 2Pac and the young Nas were able to come together in a clearly incredibly tense situation that could have turned into a mass murder scene, squashed their beef and even made plans to work together in the short future. And shout out to Eric B who was able to get to Pac 1st and try to talk some wisdom to him and speaking up for Nas. I’ve heard different accounts of how that meeting went down but this seems to be the most accurate account.

[@ronartez1289]

The west coast is a whole different animal. When you gang banging not even the secret service can protect you for only so long

[@mr.4leafclova866]

THAT'S FALSE... PAC HAS NO PROTECTION IN NY.. THAT'S WHY HE ROLLED DEEP. GUESS YOU FORGOT HE GOT HIS BALLS SHOT OFF IN NY. THAT'S WHY STARTED THE WHOLE BEEF. HATIAN JACK DIDN'T PLAY AND PAC WAS A SHEEP AMONG WOLVES. BIG TOLD HIM TO STAY AWAY FROM THAT NICCA BUT OF COURSE PAC DOESN'T LISTEN. PAC WASN'T SAFE ANYWHERE WHEN HE WAS ALIVE. GET YOUR FACTS RIGHT BEFORE YOU MAKE FALSE ASININE COMMENTS. 🤡

[@grinchoi1]

That's cause the people that were in charge of protecting him were the ones that killed him

[@jayentv6264]

he wasn’t protected , why you think jimmy henchmens people was able to touch him in quads studio

[@lovo4585]

Don't forget... If you not apart of the masonry, then you get rolled on

[@johnrambo3680]

Who ever created made this iconic all time great video I want to give you the biggest thank you you are greatly appreciated this is off the charts how did you even come up with iconic piece of history

[@SocialStudiess]

Whoever did this video is a true journalist. You kept it professional, Street, and VERY credible (I checked the cites you listed, rarely anyone does that on KZbin). I shared this on my Facebook. Thank you for a brilliant video.

[@rickyrichreacts9667]

As someone who prides themselves on knowing and wanting to know every little detail about Pacs life… this was amazing. Some facts you mentioned I never even knew of! Please make a video of his last day in Vegas 😢🥺🙏

[@memodashdigital]

I’m glad you liked it. I plan on covering every story as possible, though the last day in Vegas one will be a sad time in my household while I’m making it lol. 😢👍🏽

[@toddpace4588]

He doesn't know. He wasn't there. He's a 2Pac fan telling the story from a 2Pac fan perspective.

[@ericbrooks4750]

@@toddpace4588 how you know? You reading minds like miss CLEO! You negative because your miserable!!

[@dagreatmclovin]

@@toddpace4588 there's an interview.on the art of dialogue youtube channel with the goons from 2pacs crew saying everything that happened that night

[@dagreatmclovin]

@@toddpace4588 kzbin.info/www/bejne/q5fHhaiIps2joLM

[@90s.hiphop_]

Love this video🔥 Your channel definitely deserves more views!

[@memodashdigital]

I’m glad you liked it and soon the views will come 🙏

[@ReezyVuitton]

Keep these coming. We need more Tupac animated stories. 🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@arturomcdowell1451]

Great breakdown! Pac is a real one and so is Nas! I wish Nas would’ve been on “Against All Odds” too! That classic track would’ve became a masterpiece!

[@mronofrio5070]

It’s crazy how so much happened in just 2 years. And the industry did not want that “One Nation” album coming out because peace makes no money

[@MobbKeith]

This video is actually as accurate as can be according to sources who were there. Jungle, Nas, Outlawz..who knows how much bigger and doper hip hop would of been had Pac & Big lived

[@KO-rw5cb]

No it’s not

[@pacpac1714]

Also fatal crew. Only one that lied about what happen was Snoop

[@pacpac1714]

Also fatal crew. Only one that lied about what happen was Snoop

[@dominiong8022]

2pac is the realest and a Lil crazy too

[@MsDisneylandlover]

Lol😂 love my boy and had wisdom ❤

[@Trolondo33]

The way Pac dissed Nas on that interview in Bryant Park before they met up I’m pretty sure he was more Animated and turnt up than your demonstration yet in still good piece 👀👀👀✅

[@yadiah4319]

That's why he didn't back down from Nas's crew solo

[@ezekielespinosa7762]

Wow! Thats an amazing story. 2 greats almost go to war with each other but instead squash the beef and hug it out and make peace. Real. Ish rite there RIP King Pac 🌹❤️👆😇🙏

[@mikesowers7322]

Every time someone tells the story, between Nas and 2Pac. It’s always something new added to it, which make me believe nobody has the real story.

[@northenlightsss]

Fr

[@Thetruthyz]

This event is described in fatals biography. Fatal a real one

[@makaveliithadon]

One of the best videos I’ve seen on YT. Good job bro, keep it coming

[@squirrelmane9377]

I’m surprised this video didn’t make it to a million by now.

[@djdelta777]

Wow.. I've never heard a hip hop story like that. You've the inside scoop for real! Most original YT content I've seen in a while. Great job

[@henryfairley7087]

Love this vid my dude. It’s almost like I was there. Rip Pac. Shout out to Nas

[@stvalue3]

This is an EPIC Video 💫✊💫

[@makavelimedia4649]

YOU KNOW I GOT TO REVIEW THIS ON MY CHANNEL BRO 🎯🔥🔥🔥💯

[@memodashdigital]

Always! Thanks for the support 🙏

[@andrewilliams4180]

This was incredible ✊🏿💯

[@michaelzeigler3733]

The two best rappers that ever did it... period

[@MrShehateme12288]

Facts

[@bigcee2966]

I'd include Rakim and KRS 1 as well

[@michaelzeigler3733]

@@bigcee2966 I understand that but in my opinion nas and pac are the two best ever but that’s just me🤷‍♂️

[@bigcee2966]

@@michaelzeigler3733 I get it, NAS Is It for me, but man, that Rakim ( ahead of his time) and KRS 1...👍

[@VixMC]

@@bigcee2966 I'd agree with you pacs number 1 for me but rakim is in my top 3 he's crazy

[@fmcool5288]

This is so epic and the way you put it all together. Mad love for this one

[@DanielDias33333]

That was a cool video, great graphic design and stort telling. You should definitely continue making videos like this of all genres and categories. We'll done

[@beatsbythecardz695]

This video is amazing. The best one I have seen and heard regarding this story. It is extremely detailed.

[@michaelr3583]

These were the details that shouldve been in the 2pac movie

[@12tribes61]

We need an animated movie of Pac’s life!

[@ReezyVuitton]

Facts! I’m always saying the same thing. 💯

[@reginaldwalker6027]

That would be 🔥🔥

[@aspiknf]

and Nas' life

[@STEADYGAMBINO81]

You gotta do more of these. They 🔥 I’ve heard the story plenty of times but the visuals make it way better

[@judahalexander6946]

Pac said “BIGGIE BROKE”!!! IM A MILLIONAIRE!!!

[@justone807]

Meanwhile suge was don kingin his ass the whole time

[@Kush333]

funny how Pac and Nas are my two favorite rappers. we gotta stop beefing and learn to work together.

[@joelramnarine]

I just only wish on this same night tupac and biggie came face to face and talk it out and big would tell pac what really happened that night in quad studio and pac would understand and forgive big then they would embrace probably a hug to

[@joelramnarine]

I forget to say he would also tell him about the song who shot ya that it wasn't about him and that the song was recorded months before the shooting happened

[@blessedhighlyfavored6545]

See Tupac love NY he was from Harlem he just didn't get the love back from NY which was sad So the West Coast adopted him and took him out to 💔😢😥😪

[@jordanmitchell9742]

This should be in a movie. I don’t know why they never brought this up. This is UNITY!

[@kedarsapkal8051]

TUPAC NAS ❤ Love from India 🇮🇳

[@GutsAndGlory734]

Animations and story was fire🔥

[@princethelyrics]

This deserved my subscription, I loved this video, it was perfect 🤩 the animation, the story telling left me intrigued, I love this vid, keep doing more. Thank you

[@Mostwanted_dj]

You should do one about the nights Pac and Big got killed or when they confronted each other at the Soul Train Awards

[@marlonhosten4693]

Brilliant Narration !

[@Ethereal1567]

This Tupac video was excellent. Thank you for this

[@marleyking4208]

Nas is still standing, Never had an exaggerated appearance like a regular man.

[@mkodyglobalsouthsoldier]

Og Wish they worked togother

[@throne4494]

Never had to lie about shit unlike snoop

[@ggallintedtalk]

Pac killed Nas

[@peanutworld18]

@@ggallintedtalk😂 what

[@voltrondefenderoftheuniver8658]

@@ggallintedtalknot in this lifetime

[@jordanwilliams5351]

PAC’s music was deeper than my favorite rapper’s music that’s why he was the best he could’ve had made it if he hadn’t made friends & enemies

[@jeromemeinie4234]

I loved this illustration. I never knew what happened that night, now I understand. Thanks man. I respect Nas more now after watching this.

[@powerbadpowerbad]

Me too.But,Pac had mad-HEART-being surrounded by Nas's crew and not giving a &&&& !!! LOL.And I love how Pac was giving stacks of money to people who really needed it.BOSS moves. RIP:Pac.

[@telldetruth9259]

For what lol

[@jeromemeinie4234]

Just that he has grown up enough to squash whatever beef there was between him and PAC. I used to think he a coward ass b@#_& before, so yeah...there's an improvement 🤣🤣🤣

[@sdrice2007]

This perfectly complements Nas' "Death Row East".

[@broolkeez]

Avoiding confrontation whenever possible is how we think as we get older but you gotta remember Pac was only 25. Now think back to when you were 25 and imagine how you would’ve handled situations. At that age we were all worried about being so damn Real and just being a Hard dude.

[@v8k598]

Excellent this is. Well done. Do more of Pac!! 1) Soultrain show down, 2) NYC/Quad and 3) MGM

[@EDDIEROSSI77]

Kadaffi “ I’m here to die “ immortal outlaw!

[@justone807]

Cap...them niggas would've never made it out Bryant that day. Fact is it wasn't just Queensbridge, some Brooklyn niggas was in the house. IF pac n em would've popped off, even if they got lucky ...they wouldn't have made it out the park 💯...all that other shit is fairy tales. Snoop rv got shat at just for being in Brooklyn. You think niggas was gonna come to NY spark shit without any consequences? Hellllll naaaaahhh...it's makes a good story though

[@EDDIEROSSI77]

@@justone807 death row security had guns pac was strapped New Jersey was there also curtious of FATAL HUSSEIN, Suge . Jungle was a loud mouth and never did sh*t (prove facts) got mad because deathrow took his chicken 😂 . nas got destroyed on beats 🎧 by PAC and I’m a fan of both . You can try and re write history all you want .. nobody’s taking about snoop and Biggie but you .. your probably not even an 80s baby. Your a nas d*ckrider, my best friend met nas and he said him and Kelis are some weirdos.. believe that!

[@justone807]

@@EDDIEROSSI77 Nas got destroyed? Lol nigga pac ain't ever have bars like that. Naa would've dusted the ballerina first off...Second it don't matter if security had gones everyone of em niggas had guns.....stop livin in fantasy world. No Nigga outside of NY gonna come in like that especially in early 90's on some beef shit. Point blank. Y'all niggas love the fantasy side of shit, but he reality is New Jersey niggas would've had to deal with the consequences while pac went back to LA. On NO scale can New Jersey fuck wit NY lol foh 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 jungle always been a loud mouth, that's for a reason. I can tell you not from here cuz you sayin some outsiders shit.

[@justone807]

@@EDDIEROSSI77 my best friend met Nas 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 nigga no he didn't. And he sure has fuck wouldn't have met em wit kelis....again if you a NY nigga u already know y....lol pac stan ass nigga 🤡🤡🤡 y'all niggas can't accept the fact that pac was not a street nigga lol

[@EDDIEROSSI77]

@@justone807 such a dickrider of nas and dont know nas and kelis they had a baby together ,google it , yes my friend was a waiter at an italian restaurant and lives in nyc..and served nas and gave me a shitty tip lol . pac was from the streets.. and punkd everyone in the music industry, he wasnt blood or cuz but was a thug and diagnoised thug life in america

[@spiritualsenseutopia8051]

Dope video hope to see more in the future!!

[@arianagrandeairpod]

NOT JUNGLE TELLING HIS FRIEND TO SHOOT SUGE LMAOAOAOA

[@dominicfaison5889]

😂😂😂😂

[@allhiphopallthetime]

Nah bro, you got your facts incorrect. I believe Snoop's account of what happened before I believe this account from somebody that wasn't even there. ijs

[@tonedef4532]

I think the same thing the exchange between 2pac & Nas was very different according to snoop

[@QGTM868]

Yet snoop has been called out for getting that shit mixed up. That was 2 decades ago nearly 3. Imma go with other accounts of the situation than snoops own js

[@pcangeldust]

So you believe Snoop dogg a 247 weed smoker drug addict that does coke off prostitute and is also known to be a two face snake that speaks down on Pac every chance he get before Nas?

[@imblack011]

snoop always got 10 different stories for each event you really gon believe that nigga?

[@334mob]

they said Snoop wasn’t even around when the conversation happened 😭😭

[@lathakidd1805]

Napoleon and many of the outlawz confirmed that snoop wasn't even there but yet snoop claims that pac was acting hostile towards Nas an shit. Snoop was disloyal frfr. Pac got involved with gang related shit too but at the end of the day snoop needed to be that friend to tell pac aye this ain't the way to go man. Pac didn't have a big brother to lean on

[@grinchoi1]

Pac didn't die from gang retaliation and was well versed about the gang culture. Pac was set up by the same people being paid to protect him

[@jerryalexander8803]

What are you talking about?? Snoop was obviously there.. They presented an award together..

[@lathakidd1805]

@@jerryalexander8803 yes the award show but not the after party

[@DonDessaDesoto20s]

Snoop wanted out. He only signed because of Dre, but Dre had already left, he was feeling lucky to beat the murder charges and him, Daz, Nate and Kurupt were the only crips on the label. The rest of Death Row were bloods. Even Pac was repping M.O.B.

[@c.antoniojohnson7114]

Pac is older than Snoop by almost a year. Pac '71 Snoop '72. Pac should have been a leader, not a follower. And watched them beat up the Crip, instead he got involved and got killed. Not assassinated, killed. I loved Pac's music,he was a great poet and had potential to do great things. But got caught up trying to gangbang. The gangs should have that energy for the police. I say that for all states,my own included. So excited to kill another black man, but scurry like roaches when the law comes.

[@kahlieflee921]

2pac was that dude 💯💯💯

[@chadk890]

So is Nas

[@thebeatz4924]

9.37 name of the song plz🔥

[@deitymc268]

what’s the song is playing at 9:29

[@blockka]

Idc what any artist says honestly ik for a fact no artist has ever gone through more struggle and history so much to having a big and solid heart as pac has,That's why he'll always be my favorite one and only!!

[@jksaxefon]

Tupac was a Black panther party prince 😢

[@williesingletonii2312]

"Keep that same Energy" wasn't even a saying back then lol

[@lifestraight]

Facts. It wasn't lol.

[@d0ndada6]

lmao right

[@mojoloco-topic]

Been a saying in the 80s

[@user-sz6kp1tn6c]

@@mojoloco-topic Just like how Pharcyde used the word simp perfectly in their '93 song passin' me by and how Big L explained the term take an L in the '95 song ebonics. These popular terms/sayings have been around for decades but the newer generation swears they invented it lmao

[@LIVEFRMNYC]

@@mojoloco-topic I don't remember nobody saying it back then. Especially in NYC.

[@richardcandioti7273]

2pac for ever , we miss you. rest in paradise.

[@arsenioseslpodcast3143]

Lmfaooooo and Nas alive and PAC dead. All that anger in that disgusting human and he is exactly where he’s supposed to be - in earth soil. Thank god for that.

[@keithkelso9872]

He’s still alive

[@closcsprings]

This video was dope. I love the animation bro. New subscriber here

[@bobbymarshall3441]

Half-man / Half-amazing NAS Nas 💥

[@Itzzjushim]

At 9:30 whats the name of that song?

[@malikbronson1844]

R.I.P Pac!!!

[@davidfranco1]

That "fuck that, let's get this money", "I was broke, now I'm a millionaire" 💯💯🗣️

[@SirSSau]

I’ll never forget when I heard - R U Still Down?, the first time in the 90s, I heard - all eyez, but it didn’t hit like R U Still. 25+ years later and still listening to Rap thanks to Pac. R.I.P Tupac makaveli the Don west coast outlaw Ridah

[@philipreed9246]

It's crazy that Snoop has an entirely different story and memory of this day in question.

[@birukabraham1134]

Yes

[@samkelezwane6494]

💀🤣🤣🤣

[@sbrooks729]

I believe snoop

[@edm1207]

Snoop was busy dancing and mingling all this time😀

[@nasty.nelson]

He keeps changing his stories since 1997. Check every interview. Somehow we gonna trust the memory of the dude who's is known for just smoking weed. 😂😂

[@Beasy183]

2 Pac always stayed 2 steps ahead of everyone. He also knew what was in front of him and the potential for conflict. He's also consistently applying pressure which has gotten himself in life or death situations. RIP 🙏🏿 to the brother! #183rd4life

[@arsenioseslpodcast3143]

Lmfaooooo and Nas alive and PAC dead. All that anger in that disgusting human and he is exactly where he’s supposed to be - in earth soil. Thank god for that.

[@diprofessa6172]

2pac is just the greatest!!! prophet's always go early when they do their job, this man was truly a rose from the concrete,his mom was a crack head, she was gift from God base on her pregnancy, 2pac was homeless,he was an high school drop out base on money issue but still became star and a legend, he has an opportunity to sell crack but because of a good heart that lifestyle quickly vanished, 2pac life experience taught him how to be an humanitarian always giving the poor and destitute always singing about the life poor, teen age pregnancy and the upliftment of black people, singing about POLICE brutality Damn 2pac was a missionary for the oppressed, Jesus Christ was in this world and he chose those who people look down on an let them did miracles to humble the conceited and hypocritical self righteous people....... Rip 2pac the good die young and live the hearts of good souls.... They kill Jesus because of his good works also choose barabas over him too..... Young foundation his here helping lives today, u never forget past even when success was there u was still for the people and with the people

[@tateuhworld636]

Nas is like a mafia boss too intelligent and dangerous at the same time. 2 Pac was his fan

[@MarcoJacobs-qx1rf]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@bigdawg3305]

Yeh uh huh

[@Charlemagne2602]

My man, I commend your storytelling and attention to detail. Props!

[@SamsonA14]

So Snoop the "self proclaimed " crip gangbabger was shook of Nas & His crew 😂😂😂

[@fredmoethewinner6890]

Tupac was using fatal as a stunt double when he drove with.

[@vincentcorcoran6247]

Factzz!! Thas the FIRST thing that came to mind when I heard this.Thats mad foul.

[@dominicfaison5889]

@@vincentcorcoran6247😂 lol

[@brighonte]

Wow this is accurate af

[@kole9158]

my 2 favourite rappers of all time - i love these brothas they are the greatest rappers to exist in my opinion

[@EdwinStallion-gy5yt]

This was so prudently made. Great job! By far not of the if not best videos on Pac! How did you guys know so much detail??