Metal Biker Dude Reacts - Tupac - April 19th 1996 KMEL Full Interview REACTION

[@mikegillins4992]

Pac intellect at 24 was extraordinary so sad he never got a chance to fully peak and mature...died at 25 but had the soul of a 45 year old

[@Makhinyembezi]

All the way from south Africa.. Tupac is the best off all time

[@wildavenue6171]

I remember when you first started your journey with Pac. I'm glad you kept an open mind and got to see him for who he was and still is to a lot of us. He died two years after I was born but I can't think of a single rapper from my era who has influenced me and my thought process the way Pac has. God bless the dead.

[@StanleyKubick1]

not your era

[@JeebyTube]

That’s because he a street guy too so he understands

[@timothymachiridza8125]

Wow that's soo touching man. I felt a lump in my throat. Pac was wise beyond his years. He touched so many lives and really impacted the World ❤️

[@TupacNation]

My brother who I sadly lost in 2012 was always a huge metal fan back in the 80's and 90's but when he heard Pac he stopped and listened and loved Pac from that day forward always watching Pac interviews with me and listening to he's music, he always said I love Pac all those times you were listening to he's music and interviews I was listening and just loved how real he was, the realist dude ever and too real for this fake world.

[@dawnt383]

Such a sad loss of a beautiful spirit and prophet.

[@lilmik551]

Miss how do u think it feels when u trying to help your black ppl "they" will do anything to take u down n criminize u not cause u wrong or hurting ppl no!! Cause u trying to make a difference n we get killed for it? Think about it is y we have to come together n f the marches we gotta grab rifles like the panthers n say by any means necessary we gotta get was fair to us but they have scared us n we do nothing

[@bin5803]

You need to watch the movie “Gridlock’d” with Tupac and Tim Roth. It’s one of my favorite pac films. One of the last ones he did.

[@copyright5863]

Its one of my fav movies; Best Pac Film.

[@ipainthouses3084]

One of my fav pac movies toghether with gang related

[@fairplayterrific147]

@@copyright5863 Best Pac Film? Nah "Juice" Would Be It Or "Poetic Justice"....

[@luaveliluaveli2612]

Pac was definitely in his bag! Showing his range in his acting. Polar opposite from when he worked in “ Gang Related”

[@kingissey2050]

Your intro was pure love thank you man, I feel the same way.

[@92kidnyc]

He was only 25!

[@bmarzdungeon7736]

Keep in mind he turned 25 June 16 and died sept 13... he was barely 25

[@infiniteg7852]

@@bmarzdungeon7736 he was 25 and 3 months.. he was 25

[@cornellblevins1778]

@@infiniteg7852 only 24 doing this interview

[@bin5803]

Also you should watch Tupacs speech about protesting, and the phone call he had with one of the OG gang members, you’ll find it on KZbin if you search “2pac phone call”

[@micahwest2793]

That was Monster Kody

[@Thriived]

It’s crazy how 2Pac interviews can change your whole outlook on life in such a positive way

[@freddycabrera837]

His knowledge was outta this world.

[@rayscollectionchannel9891]

Like a lot of people, I would say that I’m the biggest 2pac fan ever. It just AMAZES me how after 24 years after his death, he’s still a BIG topic in the world. This man laid his foundation. I believe he accomplished what he wanted to because he’s still talked about to this day and will be at least for the next 50 to 60 years if my generation got anything to do with it. I would always represent Pac. The man was one of the most intelligent, fearless people in history. He was definitely my generations Malcolm X.

[@TupacNation]

Pac has been everything to me for most of my life from a young kid, I always was amassed a how many ppl get touched deeply by Pac, he was wired so differently and there will never be another like him.

[@TupacNation]

Yes definitely our generations Malcolm x

[@raquelcordova9072]

Biker Dude It's Rockie here again. Thank you for sharing your video with us. I loved it!

[@lionellwoods9985]

I love pac..thug life till i die.. I love this interview his intelligence and realness.. Realist nigga ever that spoke and touch the mic..

[@TupacNation]

Yes definitely, realist dude to ever touch a Mic.

[@anz8488]

Thank you for doing this I appreciate your love for Pac. No explanation needed, this guy is just like nothing else this world has ever seen. We will forever miss him But I am as well so grateful that we can keep his words forever 🙏

[@fairplayterrific147]

Tupac Was Way Beyond His Years Due To His Mother Being Affiliated With The Black Panthers. So I'm Sure He Was Told Things That Shaped And Molded His Way Of Thinking At A Young Age...

[@jeffvanpatten2065]

Afeni Shakur was a Black Panther. When she was pregnant with Tupac, she was in prison and representing herself and the rest of the Panther 21. And, they were found not guilty.

[@edwinchigozie215]

Doesn't have any to do with his mother, she was a crack addict, give all his accolades to Oakland, he says that alot

[@Berto2K]

KMEL is one of the local stations I used to listen to in San Francisco.

[@bobbob7236]

All pac needed was a positive man in his life. He was on his way.

[@ipainthouses3084]

He did 2 SNL sketches and preformence , its on YT.. the gridlockd movie is a good movie. He is also great in gang related , above the rim and poetic justice

[@q6608]

i wish they filmed this interview, Tupac had a gag order at this time.. he wasn't supposed to do this interview. but Sway was Tupacs friend before the fame. So he charged him 10K for this interview.

[@micahwest2793]

I've never heard Tupac charged Sway for this interview.

[@pastense]

Sway ain't had no damn 10k to pay at the time for this interview. And Pac wuttn gon let no gag order hold him back.

[@luaveliluaveli2612]

Pac wasn’t gonna honor no order you speaking of🤣🤣

[@antonioridah172]

Dam Pac was a deep dude in some of his songs he even predicted things thats happening now he might of been a lower level prophet 100 Salute PACNATION.

[@icelikewinnipeg]

Have you watched Tupac Resurrection? It's completely narrated in his own voice, along with interviews and him telling the story of his life. Think you'd love it!

[@darquavionpimpmo3907]

2min into this and I can say u r one of the realest in the world. Much love from Oakland CA.

[@NSeal1120]

Man I love your work brother keep up the good work 💪🏾💪🏾

[@mikegillins4992]

He performed on Saturday night live I think in jan 96 right before all eyes on me drop definitely check that performance out...never heard dre or snoop talk about that court case and how things went down even all the years later

[@hennyggod9233]

U should watch the movie “Bullet“. Starring Mickey Rourke and Tupac Shakur.

[@NOT_TODAY45]

Good film

[@rodrodpr]

They made a CD back in 97 or 98 that has this full interview and some pac tracks. I think the name was "In his own words"

[@grinchoi1]

Yep it was. I copped that the day it dropped.

[@TupacNation]

@@grinchoi1 Yep me too

[@jaimeschechter7582]

@Metal Biker Dude Reacts I too am from The D. I'm a server in the Downriver area, you look so familiar...bet I've waited on you. Just discovered you tonight, love your channel. Liked. Subbed. Bell...all the You Tubey things.

[@erikrodriguez1609]

I been a fan cuz i love old rap but my dad is a hardcore i mean to da max black dabbath fan but i got him lovin pac n dre lol

[@mariefrance2136]

Great reaction I loved it ❤️

[@maclove8135]

Snoops not what you think he is trust me he lies too much and he switched sides on Tupac

[@OfficialTruDru]

What about Dre?

[@pastense]

Pac got his game from the Bay where everybody helps each other to benefit everybody. In LA, them sharks run things a lil differently.

[@webechubbin]

Snoop is the reason pac was on death row. SUGE started a lot of that shit with that death row East bullshit. Snoop was pacs friend but at the end of the day money is always more important to certain individuals

[@jtoyz2streak]

Snoop switch up on Eminem recenty yes Snoop switched up on Pac, Snoop Long Beach Crip and Pac got shot and killed by a Crip I'm just saying.

[@grinchoi1]

@@webechubbin nah it was Pacs girl that set up with meetings with Suge. Suge always respected Pac. Snoop wasnt the reason Pac was on DR like he claimed.

[@coolbreeze4066]

We are so proud of him here in the bay.

[@TupacNation]

Yes you must be very proud, he is loved so much all over the world. I'm in Australia and he is loved here immensely, I remember traveling to England and Ireland and seeing r.i.p Tupac written on walls over there, he truly is loved everywhere.

[@penuelngongoma107]

Wow Sir..., profound just your love for Pac..., I relate 🙂❤🙏🏿. Definitely I feel the same about bringing that one person back to life..., no doubt.., the world needs Tupac for the very longest time. Wonderful the flowers that you're giving..., you're a great human being.

[@catherinecraig6254]

Yes he would bring real voice in this divide of our country..Very well spoken man..another artist gone too soon

[@outlawzmakaveli3635]

Wow!!! I Can't wait to hear it sir...❤💯

[@donmakaveli2823]

Dirrty never disappoint🔥🔥🔥

[@erikrodriguez1609]

Just watched u rea t to tupqc heartz of men i love old rap pac is my fav rapper i love rap but i love rock oldies etc my dad wr mexican he showed me all thpes of music

[@kendrageorge8674]

I grew up on his music he got me through so much in my life

[@malikialgeriankabyleswag4200]

Pac was reading Machiavelli and Mao's Guerilla warfare at 17 years old so you can tell he was way too aware of all the factors against him to give up or lose easily

[@LoueeVuittonDon]

Dirty please react to the Tupac interview with Ed Gordon on BET

[@UptopPierre]

PLEASE !! 🙏🏾

[@luckycamachopapaleo324]

If you love pac..... You going to love him even more after this interview. 🙏Ed Gordon interview!

[@DRu.913]

It's his best interview in my opinion

[@felipaotech7586]

The "bob marley" of rap rest in peace..

[@NOT_TODAY45]

Pac was real from day one 4 real

[@melsotelo5109]

Shout out from the bay

[@rorycoats8014]

Since your from the area send Prayers to the Family of Songwriter Craig J. Martin as he Passed away yesterday, Craig CO-Wrote "DON'T TAKE THE GIRL" for TIM McGRAW

[@sigmatron6949]

"We calling for dialog,which is what you do in the struggle for power,we do it by the rules of etiquette" on another level the world wasn't ready for

[@Makadocious88]

Dre is a homosexual dude that was scared to be at Death Row. When Pac got to DR, Dre was on his way out already, He had a done deal with Interscope to start Aftermath. Snoop wasnt down with Pac, he was jelous of him. Pac was in all his right to go after Biggie, Puffy and them.

[@paulb808]

Keep up the great work man, please react to Beastie Boys - Pauls Boutique full album. Its so next level, you'll be blown away by the layering, sampling, rhymes, so cinematic, so next level, Id love to see you experience it.

[@SoundBiteInc-]

Snoop stays under Dre nuts for some reason. Snoop was hurt by that shit dre did but dre is like his musical daddy in his eyes.

[@liveanddieinchicagoliveand7074]

yeah snoop even admitted he Don't know why dre never showed up for her case

[@terrenceperkins5282]

Snoop have 2 suck dre nutts cause dre put snoop on ... snoop jump into easy e beef But when pac had beef with biggie its was real this wasnt no rap beef

[@Bofa99]

Even worse is Dre prefered Eminem over Snoop

[@rickyrichreacts9667]

Nah. Pac squashed the beef with Nas NOT Biggie. Pac was planning on squashing it with Biggie and bad boy but obviously never got the chance too..

[@rickyrichreacts9667]

@Darrell Mills lol what does that have to do with anything sir?

[@hansmransm8835]

That's true him and biggie didn't get to squash their beef. I know everyone thinks that him and Nas squash theirs but after listening to his last interview in August of 1996, I'm not sure if they did. Pac mentioned about him telling Nas that the east coast west coast beef wasn't about him. He still said after that... Nas had some more negative to say towards him. So I'm not convinced that it was squashed from Pac's perspective.

[@mikegillins4992]

@@hansmransm8835 that interview was in 96 like you mentioned but him and nas squashed things in Sept 96 few days before vegas

[@micahwest2793]

@@rickyrichreacts9667 Pac wanted to squash the beef with Biggie but not Bad Boy he didn't like Puffy for getting him shot in New York

[@hansmransm8835]

@@mikegillins4992 yeah you might be right. "Rob Marriott" the person that interviewed him confirmed it.

[@mayaralima4743]

Is this song ready? I can't wait to hear you, I'd like to take this opportunity to say that I really appreciate your reactions, and I believe when you say that you are learning our history and our culture, even when I see some facial or body expression of disagreement I feel that you wear ours shoes, and you put on like you were the one to live with our problems and really understand the other side of the coin 🙌 sorry my english but i'm luso-brazilian ❤️

[@gabriel1983leo]

Good shit, FYI if you listen to the song Against all odds, he goes a little deeper into who shot him the first time. Jimmy hitchmen and a few others....waiting on that reaction....keep doing ya thang

[@edwinchigozie215]

2pac was one of those dudes who can't be cloned or replicated in a movie, he was him

[@Washanuga]

It'll always blow my mind that Pac was only 25 when he died. He would have been like Gandalf in his old age, a fountain of wisdom. Hs brain was far beyond your typical early 20s person.

[@Ben09P]

Listen to Rob Marriott interview with 2Pac before flying to New York for MTV Video Music Awards. 2Pac last interview.

[@edwinchigozie215]

Min 41-50, is just straight up facts; he talks about understanding what it feels like 2 have the privilege of a beautiful woman, then he talks about how most celebrities can hate they fans but still act all nice...just listen to it, it's so great

[@hellraiser1341]

much Respect 🙏🏾 big bro...

[@yazidbejaoui4891]

Tupac the best !

[@ipainthouses3084]

The beef with biggie was not squazed. The beef with nas was squazed.

[@pastense]

Pac had plans to squash it with Big. But outside forces showed them to their demise.

[@ashtypenull7754]

Got you Dirty! I bet you’ll be able to put together that Pac song soon!

[@softcoreplebgaming9674]

This is gold

[@hajakabba6325]

I love Tupac

[@robans702]

Biker i got some good news you gonna like, brand new interview was hidden 30 years from 1991 about 2pac speaking how much he loves Guns N Roses and how he sees himself fighting for his people like GNR does for their people. Now we know where he got the bandanas and tattoos from and brought to his black people!

[@lilmik551]

Dude y do ppl do this if u really think pac wear bananas bc of a white rock group is crazy u do know we wear bananas too right? Smh white ppl really didn't invent nothing much as much as we did jus facts

[@rickybrown7126]

Great one!!!!

[@Amorgtr]

12:36 FACTS 💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯

[@clarenceraysoniv9720]

man damn your right, on it. man. just keep on keeping, on cuzz.

[@micahwest2793]

Pac and Biggie never squashed the beef but Tupac did say he didn't want to see Biggie hurt. He just wanted to fight Biggie and squash it like that.

[@mariefrance2136]

I agree with you Pac and Biggie didn't squash the beef. But I know Pac tried to squash the beef with Biggie because this rivalry BTW East-West coasts became uncontrollable. So Pac decided to bring some rappers from the East Coast together and to record an album which is called '' One Nation'' but unfortunately Pac was murdered in Las Vegas. But sis, to be honest, I'm a little bit confused. You said, apparently Pac said, he didn't want to see Biggie hurt. Did Tupac really say this in an interview?? Please let me know Peace✌️

[@senselim1949]

I love youre reactions realy god bless you

[@SkemeKOS]

2pac and Nas squashed their beef. 2pac and Biggie never squashed it.

[@ipainthouses3084]

Gridlockd abd gang related are my fav pac movies

[@rashadwalker8218]

They didn't squash the beef I dont know who said that but it's not true

[@nightimermx8934]

Sway on the interview - nice

[@kingsleykgoteng2014]

U gatta check out Pac in studio. In his work mode. U gonna love his work ethic 👌

[@d-money314]

Pac and biggie beef wasnt squashed only pac beef with nas was squashed

[@pastense]

Pac had plans to squash it with Big. But outside forces showed them to their demise.

[@erikrodriguez1609]

I appreciate ur knowledge to adapt to music u dont even know brother

[@isaiahzay263]

Nah him and nas ended their beef not biggie

[@LordOyoSriph]

That video is on death row uncut of how do you want it

[@gallo7021]

2Pac vibe interview

[@Amorgtr]

OOOOMMMMMMMGGGGG 😭😱😱😱😱😱🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯

[@oezkanuensal19]

Please do the Ed Gordon interview with pac !! That’s on a whole another level !

[@Amorgtr]

15:48 DAMIN REAL TALK

[@EgyMax1987]

no snoop wasnt real, snoop is a good rapper but wasnt a real g he never went to jail for any drug bust and he snitched on suge trying to get suge locked up for pac's murder, and dre left death row cause suge slept with his girl, and left death row empty hands then tried to get rid of suge

[@odogg6899]

All the visions pac spoke about in this video about the things he wanted to do is being done now by Ice Cube and Snoop. Mostly Cube tho

[@freddycabrera837]

Like what? He still doing the same thing, movies. Pac would’ve had a whole country tbh

[@Amorgtr]

REAAAAAALL TALLLLLLLKKKKK 🤯

[@jasondawson92]

Gridlock’ 1995 Bullet 1994 Gang related 1996 Juice 1991 Above the Rim 1994 Poetic Justice 1992 And Nuthing But Trouble 1991 movies Ressuraction 2003 Movies that Tupac was in.

[@clarenceraysoniv9720]

right on man.

[@twista0312]

React to Tupac and Monster Kody Phone conversation

[@matthewgee7014]

Word

[@NOT_TODAY45]

I got a whole interview cd somwhere obviously after pacs death forgot whats it called now

[@kendrageorge8674]

They never squashed the beef for real

[@rashadwalker8218]

Thandie newton was the chick pac was talking about from gridlock'd

[@olo_smooth_olo5606]

Amazing

[@Cj722.]

should check out the vibe interview with tupac

[@senselim1949]

Woow this never heard those tapes damn..

[@cutterman8752]

Snoop is faker than a 3 dollar bill...

[@killswitchlee123]

Yep. Look at he way he’s just randomly dissed Eminem recently.

[@PacPimpChadRIP]

Dirty, I can see Snoop getting past something like that with Dre. They were separated for at least 5 years so time could've healed that wound. I say this because his homeboy Tray Deee shot up his studio with Snoop inside and they're cool 2day.

[@pooritamary]

I'm 36 now I'm a fan off 90's stuff I know tupac his king of RAF and I show him on Moffatt a Canadian teen rock band way back 1998 video life is too short song it a tribute for all icon has pass away atupac and Kurt Cobain feature them on the video,,, so that the first I saw tupac!! But I'm a teen I'm boyband stuff teen rock band britney, stuff but because off technology I learn tupac and start to brle his fan,,, and in the Philippines he is so popular even if the pedicab man have big speakers and play tupac song,,, 😁 and how many tupac face on their shirt walking around in the mall 😁 tupac is one of a kind

[@pooritamary]

Rap not RAF sorry 😆

[@donryan5196]

Have your lawyer on the phone with Samsung recording on a mixtape so they can't lie

[@freddyprince8028]

He did say night live with ice t brO CHECK IT OUT

[@jasonhepler9648]

DO U REACT TO ANY METAL???not that I don’t like rap I LOVE RAP AND MERAL I’m just sayn

[@godson_8343]

They never squash the beef

[@whym8748]

react to the interview with ed gordon

[@whym8748]

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