Tupac Talks Donald Trump & Greed in America in 1992 Interview | MTV News

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[@jen8063]

No concept of the stress of employing thousands of people or how them having well paid jobs creates stability and better neighbourhods..and I loved Tupac 💕..but he had no clue about solutions

[@shashwatmishraalumni4918]

@@jen8063 raise the minimum wage to $15 There are 20million small big apartments And 5 million in out homeless people in America That's for a starter

[@THEDONSTR8Fightah76]

Candace Owens enforces the rules of THUGLIFE and some black people don’t like that?

[@coryryder9070]

sorry pac its trillions now

[@coryryder9070]

lol gates 27 bathrooms

[@mylestate]

My family is from LA. My mom is a sweet little church-going lady. She used to volunteer at our church in LA for the youth programs & homeless outreach programs. One day, as a kid, she heard me listening to Tupac. I thought she would get upset with me, but she surprised me. She said she knew him. I was shocked. A little Asian lady who spends all her time at church & stuff, how would she know him? It was because he would go to these youth outreach programs & homeless support programs to help out in LA. She said he started a youth music program where he taught kids DJing, drums & piano. Stuff like this never got publicized but Pac was really about it.

[@treasurewashington8519]

Thank you for sharing❤

[@Gem7Angel]

Ty 4 this❤

[@Johnthoo1]

I definitely appreciate you for sharing that message stuff like this needs to be heard more often

[@MFZBitch]

I mean, dude was a communist, so ofc he was helping the disinfranchised

[@lovelana3595]

Thank you for sharing 🤍

[@nataliebautista8191]

“They got money for wars but can’t feed the poor” only real ones know dis line

[@kingkongbrodiejohnson3954]

Faaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaxs 💯

[@kronic758BANZ]

Keep ya head up💯💯

[@SkippyMC]

I know you fed up but please you got to keep ya head up

[@deejoseph6206]

“Said there aint no hope for the youth and the truth is there aint no hope for the future”

[@jacksons1321]

I think if a person can find this video then they gotta know this line 😂

[@justynphearson6970]

2024. Won't ever get old. Really wish he never passed.

[@AngelHoll-pr8fz]

😢oh pac!!! I miss him

[@americandingo1109]

@@Michelle-day That's not how it works. He still died. You can't die and also never have died.

[@simonschneider5913]

he lives forever! too big of a mind to be forgotten.

[@djwaffle]

His words and wisdom still live on.

[@_zoee]

@@americandingo1109the one in front of the gun lives forever

[@lilzae4848]

30 years ago Tupac R.I.P was addressing the problem we have today 30 years ago

[@shameekisreal5185]

Exactly 💔🙏🏽

[@loloca]

Absolutely 💯

[@wordup897]

It's been a problem since the advent of money which is a control mechanism produced by the rich at no cost and lent to the poor at interest to keep them on the treadmill their entire life.

[@edge918]

This hits home so precisely... Tupak got it. America is more divided than I've ever seen. I hate it and wish we could all get along and help each other. chump has too much hatred.

[@denisemcdougal6445]

Agreed

[@tails5907]

this man could've changed the world, not just for black people, but for everyone. whoever took him away, knew the power he had in his words.

[@7lilly5]

You said it with absolute truth and beauty. I'm white, but now as an adult I realize every single wealthy white person, whether politicians or businessmen were the crucial reasons that Black, Hispanic, and other non white communities are still being decemated. In my opinion, it's simple: I have never seen the inclusiveness and unconditional love and support that non white families and communities have for one another in my white upbringing. I see communities where the benefit of the doubt was always given, and any opportunity to teach a compassionate lesson so everyone learns and grows was usually always taken. These non white communities are an absolute threat to the white agenda. Because the power of money is only gonna go so far. But the love, support and empowerment of families, neighbors and communities that not only take care of one another and don't pick and choose garners unity. Unity that sees no color, no religion, no identity except human Spirit. Unity brings the majority together...it helps us realize we are ALL ONE. If the majority of us had actually woken up to this, the billionaire grease pigs, the politicians and law enforcement would not EVER be able to control the masses ever again. The white leaders want all of us to continue thinking it's "us against them." When that couldn't be farther from the Truth. Rest in Peace, Tupac. And to every single Mama and Sister I had who actually did raise me up to the Light, because of your unconditional love, I am here and thriving today. Namaste to you, for such a beautiful statement and to all who take the time to read this!! ❤️🫶🌠

[@lisaspikes4291]

I seriously think that if he was still with us, he could have run for president.

[@RyshelHolguin-jl1dl]

Puff Daddy took him away

[@hannahmeyers9471]

He already did change the world 💯

[@johnxscar]

people only listen to the thug version of pac

[@joelwilliamson3322]

“Look at me, I don’t have that mega money. But I feel guilty walking by somebody.” Pac was the realest. No rapper today would say something like that.

[@martinojukwu6008]

You need money/funds to move certain ways that is the spirit. Having money isn't bad.

[@zanapoli5954]

I got blown away by the humanitarian award line...

[@ambangwalters117]

2pac is the most intelligent rapper in the world

[@shtalless]

What are you talking about? Tupac was $5 mil. in debt because of his lavish spending habits...

[@sethchandler2539]

How much a dollar cost - Kendrick Lamar

[@suncatblue]

“Even if you earned it, you still owe.” That’s solid. I’m taking that with me.

[@haskamoosic9371]

Idk man, maybe I'm just not getting it but this mindset sounds to me like you wanna take, if I come into money you'd wanna take that from me? Why shouldn't I have what I earned? I believe in helping people but I don't think I should be obligated to spread my wealth out to everyone to make everyone equal But that's just me, and my take on it

[@liquidgoldjewels1846]

​@haskamoosic9371 ya it's called Communism. The Panthers followed it too

[@SRKStar]

Facts! If you have money you should be making more than give as much back as you can back. Because what matters is what you put back in the world not what you take away.

[@haskamoosic9371]

@@liquidgoldjewels1846 that doesn't sound very fair to me, imagine if your employer took a cut from your paycheck to give to your coworkers who didn't make as much as you did this pay period due to them not putting in as many hours as you, that would be bullshit

[@haskamoosic9371]

@@SRKStar okay so lead by example, after you pay rent this month, give whatever money you have leftover away to the needy

[@nathalieshervington7276]

He's so intelligent 🧠, I love hearing him speak 🗣️!!!!!

[@danielobrien9502]

"but even if you earned it you still owe." That is profound.

[@Mo-uk5uh]

Agreed. Nobody has what they have because of their own 2 hands. Imagine someone having to make their own food, clothes, medicine, home, tools, etc. by themselves. Even if they can do all those those things the time it takes would be a limit on how much they have. Luxury exists because of everyone else's labor and skill and knowledge coming together to advance the species. Even the human language, which shapes the brain, is a group effort. Every wealthy person has what they have because of group effort and because alot of people go without basic needs met.

[@MFZBitch]

Dude was a card carrying communist, not to shocking to hear him make sense

[@carinarosales6899]

​@@Mo-uk5uhthat is true no one does just themselves it's always come from other people creating things for them

[@Sawt-Al7aq]

"[Excessive] Wealth was never collected except through greed or forbidden acts." -Imam Ali

[@brandonchavez9924]

Absolutely true. Money is a finite resource. For a few people to have a million, a million people can’t have one. This system makes us into slaves.

[@panashejmombeshora4021]

Watching Tupac saying all these things is so touching. We were robbed of a precious gem 💔

[@TheUnderground007]

For sure

[@Thegreate2024]

and it’s still relevant today!

[@thomasryan6240]

Direct your complaints at Sean "Puffy" Combs. He agreed to pay Keefe D $1M to kill Pac. After Keefe ran the drive by, Puffy gave the $1M to his connect Eric "Von Zip" Martin, who used the money to open a club in Harlem called "Zip Code".

[@TommySanders-tp3ob]

I wish we could put some respect on his name and have people listen to what he's saying and make changes this is pure facts

[@panashejmombeshora4021]

@@TommySanders-tp3ob true that

[@jimmorrison1124]

The dude was charismatic as hell. And his heart was in the right place.

[@kazyskyclay1705]

He is in heaven now saying I told y'all so

[@dwhite8997]

Probably why he's not here!

[@a.b.c4069]

heavan needs him more then this hell on earth

[@dwhite8997]

@@a.b.c4069 "we probly in hell already, our dumb asses not knowing... everybody kissing ass to go to heaven ain't goin!" -Tupac

[@cindybotones328]

He's good looking too.

[@GoodvibesJT]

2pac was too HUMBLE !! His name will live for centuries 🔥💯

[@AngelHoll-pr8fz]

Oh I miss pac 😢

[@drehill1276]

Forever….

[@englewoodprice7572]

'they got money for wars but cant feed the poor'

[@aychingao]

englewood price they kill the poor, its easier to get done with poverty that way

[@matthewmleal325]

When it rains is pours they got money for wars but no money to feed the poor

[@KrazyKryptonian]

John Doe that was an image, occurring at the commercial height of his life, but not a personal one. More importantly, he himself was not rich, having mo money when coming out of prison and dying broke.

[@RisingKing1024]

John Doe I see your point.. but it's Ignorance in your words. All what he's wearing does not OR SHOULD NOT detract from the words he's projecting. The message should be more important than the messenger. It's funny you say this because there are Humanitarians with more money than Pac ever had, they would speak the same words, and people would applaud the message or praise that individual more. Why? Because people find it more acceptable coming from such an Individual. Through your words, it shows that many would not reward Pac with the same respect or praise because he's seen as nothing but a good for nothing Thug with Diamonds and gold. There are people whom have said and done WAY worse than this Rapper, yet they have become Leaders of our country; Example: Donald Trump.

[@RisingKing1024]

John Doe I see the Image of the Messenger matters more than the Message to you. But As I said, I see your point. Would it be better if Pac was wearing a suit and Tie? Probably would.. but that's not who he is. That's not what he stands for... His message is clearly for those who would listen and not judge him harshly because he chooses to preach with a bandanna on his head or Jewels around his neck. Goes to show how Image really does mean Something.. or more specifically, That Image is everything to "YOU People".

[@thehighground7926]

Pac was about 21 or 22 when he said this, and to this day he’s still smarter then 99% of America.

[@deshawnwords5204]

Yeah he just had made 21 love pac

[@jeremyrich4401]

An example of how Age is just a number

[@thehighground7926]

@@roddor7254 why the hell did you bring up Elon Musk?

[@FavJam]

*than

[@jackbrack920]

@@thehighground7926 Elon a pretty smart ass man.

[@AnonymousAccount514]

“We’ve been a good friend”….he was so deep and intelligent for such a young guy

[@Iloveswedes]

Beyond a friend, we were slaves....and they took everything from us, including our own children.

[@AnonymousAccount514]

@@Iloveswedes that’s what makes him so brilliant…he didn’t take the reactionary route…by saying “we’ve been a good friend”. He is using The Art Of War. Winning the hearts and minds of his enemy

[@sneakydeechey7210]

Bro doing tricks on it

[@taze317]

This is what empathy looks and sounds like. Tupac was a genius.

[@montysimms6136]

I miss the days when rappers actually had something to say

[@sophroniamason2730]

And cared about his fellow man, ALL fellow man. All they worried about today is which female has the best sex, who has most expensive car and beefing with somebody all the time. Tupac was a visionary and a rare jewel. It's no wonder he had to get out, you know the powers that be hated his truth!

[@avgoustinospatakas7040]

Tupac: reality Rap 2020: Skrrr

[@jcIIXVIIIVII]

They still do...but now, when rappers speak their mind, they get called sellouts, liberals or told to stick to entertaining...like when Eminem has something to say and is attacked for it. Society today is way too sensitive for free thought thinkers and speakers like 2Pac and Eminem.

[@jayyyhammm]

They still out there...Killer Mike is very enlightened

[@lincoln7184]

Monty Simms No one has things to say like he did.

[@graveracer1834]

"They got money for war, but can't feed the poor" *Tupac Shakur*

[@charlottejade6666]

Andrewmurray

[@Judyp77]

What did he do for the poor? His net worth before he died was FORTY FREAKIN' MILLION DOLLARS!!!! He's a liar!! All celebs complain about us not giving and they have millions.

[@jospaatpooler3026]

@@Judyp77 the government is responsible for its citizens that vote for it, 2 pac was not responsible for that.

[@roelguerra5278]

@midnitesquirldog1 You know he was dissing Trump. He stated that Trump takes and does not give. He was also explicitly stating that we should help others. He did not say to help people only in the US. Helping should include any country that needs help bc of lack of money or suffering from hunger. Please actually read and listen instead of coming up with conspiracy theories peddling around the media.

[@roelguerra5278]

​@@Judyp77 Net worth does not mean liquidity. He did not have forty million in the bank. Although i am not sure how accurate your statement of $40 million is? What net worth actually means is all the assets he has including homes, cars, records, property, various other items, and including cash minus your debt.

[@intuitivegoddess1525]

He had a kind soul. He wasn't some stupid thug. He was a sensitive and spiritual poet. Bless him. Rest on peace love.

[@CalamityHillMusic]

He was both. He had thug life tattoo. Pac would even admit this.

[@LITTLE1994]

He clearly had gang life

[@jorge5275]

Not really Remember him bragging about fukn Biggies wife? 🤦

[@tylorsmith7580]

He was a racist pos. Go read his lyrics.

[@bootstrapparadox1895]

He was both, but that's what made him complicated. He was rowdy towards the end. At 25, he never really had the time to grow and mature like his peers.

[@AztecronEntertainment]

No matter who you are or where you come from. We need more people like this man. We miss you 2PAC - RIP Brother

[@Swordsman-gr9qc]

we really do not need more communist rap idols like Tupac.

[@justsomemenacingcat5700]

Tupac proves once more that he was ahead of his time

[@AnAverageBoss]

Kiro Shiki socialism has been around far before 1992

[@engjds]

Not really, its damn common sense, he's just brave enough to speak it out.

[@ricchburglar]

He was the original creator of Rick and Morty

[@nogoglobal]

@@AnAverageBoss communism too..I remember when Russia had a lottery and gave toliet paper..toliet paper was a luxury and scarce. Communism and socialism are not good..Now 2pac got murdered.did he give all his money away buying houses for his black ppl??should have if he believes in socialism..

[@larful]

Kiro Shiki defiantly

[@giovannijavier6449]

This dude spoke with confidence. I never heard an um or uh . His mind was clear is my point

[@Agathy]

In the first 3 seconds he says uhm but okay

[@michaellindsey31]

4REAL

[@woppler8458]

1:51

[@brokencookie9855]

Woppler lol

[@sugmadigg3596]

Woppler Doesn’t count he said “Oh i made a mistake” not “Uhm I made a mistake”.

[@UnderAGlassMetropolis]

He was so ahead of his time. What he said then is so relevant now.

[@chrisdraughn5941]

I’m afraid it never changes, it was like that before Tupac existed and it’s still like that. Tupac wasn’t ahead of his time, he was just aware and vocal.

[@littleoldal]

sucks to get old and realize the colonizers are gonna give us just enough to get by

[@melindarobinson9153]

Amen it's all true PAC .

[@davidmenasco5743]

Woody Guthrie was saying the same thing in 1932. But it's 100% real talk, all day, every day.

[@DragonNectar]

@@littleoldal you are owed shit

[@lina60626]

Tupac was wise beyond his years. I wonder how far he would've gotten 😢

[@Gr8Incarnate]

Probably just like the other OGs, still around, make a track every now and then, but the vast majority of young ppl not interested.

[@BravoJr1987]

“Even if you earned it, you still owe”💯💯💯

[@SuckaFREE2.0]

Money cost money...it’s harder to keep it..than to get it

[@Monkey006]

@@SuckaFREE2.0 Yeah OK Karen.

[@amberslilrose3954]

That's theft.

[@noorbashit7495]

@Kakashi Hatake no its not u owe to they world

[@AJUCE99]

i disagree, i love pac but at the end of the day if someone has earned or gained wealth they can do whatever the fuck they want with it. They worked hard and they shouldn't be expected to hand out their earnings, as that would just go against their goals for their desire to be wealthy.

[@khalidalahbabi3394]

the level of empathy Pac had was unbelievable

[@soioioioioioio34]

Khalid A yeah back when people practiced free thinking.

[@judsweettrouble]

Khalid A you said it best

[@83prettyblack]

Yessss it was amazing to hear him speak.

[@unknownman1035]

He’s more critical

[@IronJazz99]

BPP KId! :-)

[@supaslomo7988]

Pac was way ahead of his time for real RIP🕊

[@thaliahall4599]

Pac was brilliant and way ahead of his time. RIP Pac!

[@rockhaze]

Socialists/Marxists/Communists have been using the same lines and talking points for well over a century. So, sorry, he's not the first one to say it or think of it.

[@ST-ku5ni]

@@rockhaze 🤡

[@sheilar6248]

Man he was so smart, so passionate, and handsome. Ain't no body top him. #tupac4life

[@gee1081]

What's more beautiful than his words is that he meant everything he's saying....

[@julianz.9164]

Remember he's only about 22 23 years old with this passion and knowledge, plus no internet. When you had to read

[@RzVids]

He was 20, this was March 1992.

[@someguy2744]

People still read - but I'd say that what you are reading and how you approach this information is important. There's a lot more information today and it's more easily accessible than before, but I'd say that that also means that there's more information that is inaccurate/misleading or information that is just unimportant. Internet, television, radio have certainly helped in the spread and increase of information - they are the printing press(es) of the 20th century. A lot more people can contribute, which means good minds that could not be heard can now be heard, but that also applies to bad minds.

[@weirdfish1216]

@@someguy2744 facts

[@TaraConti]

@@RzVids 21 He was born June 1971

[@teemartin5659]

*August

[@AnonymousPersona]

This is why I love this man. He had empathy and compassion. He understood the struggle and saw the hypocrisy. He was a true threat to the establishment.

[@matthews1029]

And that’s why they had him killed

[@roxannemoser]

Because he came from the struggle. Pac was real.

[@TrashTube-rt9jw]

Big came from the struggle. Nas came from the struggle. Tupac came from Julliard.

[@jackl7778]

you love a man? 🤔🤔

[@sadistdaddy666]

Well, he was raised by a woman. I think he embodied both feminine and masculine energies.

[@pinksnapdragons2675]

Truly. This is my first time hearing any comments from Tupac. Today years old and now giving respect to his memory!

[@BeastModeBoyz502]

You should watch his interview when he was in jail. 🤯🤯

[@tjcogger1974]

This guy had more charisma than any other rapper in history.

[@lukeskywalker181]

That is why he is the greatest

[@c.j.thadon8763]

AMEN

[@nenaradicevic8079]

He is better part of history Music rap hip hop Activism

[@onlyrealraptv7495]

So true, Could listen to him for Hours. He was not only a Talented Rapper, he also was a very smart person. 2Pac 👑

[@goldiesincity8005]

And that is why i call him the best rapper of all time ..not because of lyrics but the person.

[@untamed4life9ontiveros83]

He's alive every time we click play

[@ashg4113]

Very true he influences me today, if the people in charge of the world only cared.

[@DemureDarlings]

Yes♥️

[@tkt9310]

That’s true

[@hstacker93]

Somebody also tryna getting paid off his name each click. Sad fact

[@_1luljayyy]

Dead physically but alive in our minds, music is still living and will always be living not just Tupac but all of the other singers and rappers who have passed Their music is still living

[@brokenspoon78]

He's 21!!! In this interview.. When I was 21, I was a punk and didn't even half the brain to say that.. R.I.P Pac

[@ninanando]

punk would be a good word for him in this interview. I mean that in the subcultural way. Dude does not care, he speaks his mind about the inadequacies and injustice done to marginalized people and the divides between by the rich and poor. He’s got the true punk spirit. May he rest well.

[@SeveralGhost]

​@@ninanando 🤘righteous words

[@MarsRamirez-gf8sh]

Word 👌🏻

[@seanyoung9014]

He was raised by Panthers. My cousins were too and their conversation was super deep since like 13 years old. I grew up way faster being around them. Also, being knowledgable was cool back then.

[@rockhaze]

I had those beliefs when I was 21 too. Why is it so special because Tupac said it?

[@JadeS-ww7sr]

You were a beautiful, brilliant, outspoken and strong soul so they couldn’t let you stay. R.I.P. Tupac Amaru Shakur. ✨❤✌

[@whatabouttheearth]

The "Korean kids" comment was significant if you understand the context of the tensions between African Americans and Koreans in southern California back then, and the context of tension between African Americans and Asians in the US in general. You can critique Pac he was certainly hip to the class war and stood up for the lower classes

[@Freethinker_746]

I was surprised he said that. He must have forgotten the teenager Black girl getting murdered by a Korean woman because assumed she was stealing a bottle of juice. The Korean woman only got probation and community service.

[@pattyofurniture]

​@@Freethinker_746perhaps he was smart enough to realize that one individual's bad action shouldn't be held against a group that didn't commit it.

[@asbelheim6143]

It’s crazy because in the 60’s/70’s Black people and Asian people had a mutual respect for each other’s cultures. Which is why pretty much still to this day, those two demographics share neighborhoods all over America.

[@femithomas9144]

@@pattyofurniture👏👏👏👏👏

[@allday1047]

@@Freethinker_746 Im okay with her only getting probation...There should've been some street justice!

[@DeathDealer2025]

Even when he speaks, he still sounds like he's rapping.

[@arkia...a]

lol

[@vitoc687]

He got that malcolm x effect. I swear when I listen to malcolm he was rapping.

[@ft9089]

Plot twist: he raps how he speaks

[@vitoc687]

@@ft9089 TRUTH

[@elliottgainey3129]

He's a wise man, that's just it

[@batsukamuro]

Goddamn. Still relevant. Rest in power.

[@AngelHoll-pr8fz]

@@batsukamuro missing him 😢

[@kaishininjou]

true wisdom is timeless.....Tupac was timeless 😢❤

[@arnonroyna4420]

It's relevant because there is nothing new under the sun. It's all the same rhetoric that has been spoken for centuries. What he's speaking on are Biblical principals. If he knows it or not.

[@markeastlack4180]

It's relevant since the inception of commerce

[@periii86]

we have a saying in Turkey, good people dont live long. I hope you are in a better place 2pac insallah

[@harveysengersmusic247]

The wisdom for his age was unique. Dude was 21 during this interview. Imagine if he would be still alive today.

[@abukondonozorj.4340]

That's why he is not here today.😢

[@olschoolmonieluv6187]

I was 21 too…. I came in the world 11 days after him…. I miss him so I’m watching interviews❤

[@gimmethepinkelephant3685]

If he were here today he wouldn't think that way anymore. That's a very immature way to see things. I used to think that way too, as did many of my friends. But then you have families and you grow out of it.... The struggle he is talking about all starts in the home. He didn't have a father. Sons without fathers is the #1 problem in America. Most people are just brainwashed into thinking it's something else.... People all need to stop having children they can't afford as well. Because that just keeps the cycle going.

[@gbmncsh6531]

That's why he not here today

[@deezyfbaby69]

He was too smart.... Too smart for humanity....

[@ShawnStrickland]

This is why this Legend will be respected and looked up to for GENERATIONS!.

[@sme741]

Well said♥️🌹💯

[@afrikaqueen6855]

that ain't no secret!!

[@tayfun8444]

This is why he never been with us

[@abdirisakawes6544]

Ikr

[@LelynnsSquirrels]

FACTS 💯🏆💯

[@EDIAMINful]

Never thought that I would miss a person so much ...... without even knowing him personally

[@tupacamarushakur755]

I do to I can’t here him talk or rap without crying everytime I hear his voice it’s like he’s speaking to me I love his voice and how real he is he talks so clear and he is so down to earth

[@lilmary2294]

Tupac literally died but there's something special many people are not consciously aware of and that's the actuality that he is in a next dimension. Yes, he is gone but in the invisible world he's still living. And it's possible he's still making albums like he did here on earth.

[@wasguckstduaemka]

Merkel Abi was geht

[@navidsayedi5858]

Merkel du Fresse mach Schischa auf

[@Duke6598]

Angelo merte Was geht

[@carolcamp4828]

OMG. Love this guy so much. 28 yrs since he was murdered at only 25 yrs old. So much wisdom & understanding. His legacy lives on. Miss u Tupac.

[@johng6376]

Pac was such a burning flame of passion. The world misses you Tupac. Rip

[@johng6376]

@Israel Attacked USS Liberty and Did 9/11 you clearly failed to see the Pac the world saw.

[@johng6376]

@Israel Attacked USS Liberty and Did 9/11 dont you recall Killuminati? He was against those in high power. Hence his demise.

[@tantrichealing533]

hes in cuba

[@johng6376]

@Darren Mcclean Your comment reeks of ignorance.

[@johng6376]

@@tantrichealing533 ive heard this theory as well!

[@sel6078]

"How can they be humanitarians by the fact that they're millionaires and there's so many poor people shows how unhumane they are" True talk.

[@hitman_s1]

Tell that to Beyonce. Oh, wait, you can't criticize blacks. Never mind.

[@Fx_Explains]

@@hitman_s1 lol you are an idiot. When ever someone black is saying something real a then you try to justify your hatred to them by stating rumours or claiming nonsense lol. I don't know, between you and Beyonce who is the bigger bitch. I wonder where you get that idea that you can't criticise a black person. Lies you told yourself to justify your hatred to blacks isn't it? Of course if you are going criticise a black person, you don't have to criticise the back person with his/her race, you don't have to put a person with his race down like what most of you guys do. For example instead of simply saying "tell that to Beyonce" only, you had to mention her being balck and grouping us all together. That's stupid because even a fool knows that everyone can be criticised.

[@hitman_s1]

@@Fx_Explains - You are cordially invited to go fuck yourself. It's perfectly okay to be white. I rather like it.

[@geekgo4]

@Sultan Abdulhameed II Well, that's how America was colonized... ...by pirates.

[@TRITEKINDUSTRIES-up4bf]

Hollywood studios.....we care about everyone.......down the street.....horrible homelessnesd

[@afcxjm3370]

"They hated me when i was here and started loving me when i was gone."

[@lymanevolution1188]

Tupac Amaru Shakur thanks guys

[@lymanevolution1188]

Tupac Amaru Shakur hugs or how bout a dap!

[@padrinozerocool]

Tupac Amaru Shakur i was kid when you died. I wish i old enough to stand with you side by side to accomplish your revolution

[@afcxjm3370]

Asokumaraan Selokumar if you didn’t know i’m not the actua pac my bro, i’m just a big fan of his. That’s all, although sometimes i wish i was him. Just because i’d not get involved in the conflicts that he got involved into.

[@padrinozerocool]

I know bro. I am already doing some humanitarian work in temple at malaysia. I hope you do too and persuade and reach out our brothers out there who need help and guidance. Let's help them

[@BonusEggs4Sale]

True son of a Black Panther

[@itsbambagey]

It's 2022 and his words are still so true. This guy is a legend

[@bonfacemasharia5843]

Am telling you

[@curtleycupido166]

Legend

[@saheedlawal6009]

Absolutely

[@OfficialGoldenboy]

Facts the older I get the more I watch his speeches than his music !!

[@josephchaddictionrecoveryl3989]

💯💯

[@amandasligar9269]

He was so intelligent. Wise Beyond his years

[@martijnvandertuin64]

well no, history repeats, know your history

[@1112-g1x]

i guess if u r an artist in a country tht redistributed wealth, u might end up expressing yor art on th corner or at free community concert? im nt sure if any one actualy wants tht? from the immigration numbers out of th eastern block and cuba its hard to say thy do

[@afrikaqueen6855]

"Wow! who's still watching?? i'm a granny and i'm watching and teach my grandchildren!! who he really was!

[@afrikaqueen6855]

04/19/2020 \ i love this Afrikan Warrior Prince!

[@tayfun8444]

The Bad Boy fuckers destroyed him

[@Marija-dx4vz]

I grew up with his music. He was my brother's favorite artist. We were kids and we loved him. Rest well, angel.

[@senathirajahbernard8328]

This was in year 1992 , and we are in 2020 soon, he is a legend and telling the real truth, world hasn’t changed, all my respect for this brother

[@kobhoodcompanyuganda8499]

Whao ,where did he go

[@kobhoodcompanyuganda8499]

@Rainbow Bryte not really a joke, now when you look at jarul,is there any difference,

[@seanisdemiurge3274]

Dude said people are starving

[@abdallahabdalla4741]

@Rainbow BryteI guess he went to a better place where it doesn't bother him anymore

[@a_k_9338]

world hasn't changed, its got worse!!! disparity between rich and poor is rising exponentially! Quote: “Earth provides enough to satisfy every man's needs, but not every man's greed.”

[@Boobarexoxo]

This made me cry, cause everything he saying is equivalent to today's society. He was a wise man. & The change starts with us, like he said it IS enough money for all of us. Need to give back and help each other get out the struggle 💯💯 #RIPPAC

[@backfiremanmohamad8304]

Debbie Tesfaye

[@ciaphagray1063]

DAMN , I was just daydreaming about how u look fucking

[@rajcane5998]

tru

[@JuanAlvarez-zo9rg]

Came here to see the hood comments but don't ya already do receive help ya get Food Stamps to pay for your food Yah live in Government housing where rent is Essatinily almost free poor inner city kids get Finacial aid to go to college for free wtf else do yah want

[@lilcreeper1546]

Debbie Tesfaye It wasn't to long ago tho..

[@DappaInvicta]

The fact that this clip is 30 years old and his speech can still be applied to todays society just shows how ahead of his time Pac really was and how little did we evolve. PS: I didn't expect to get so many comments and likes. A lot of people are mentioning the "ahead of his time" thing I said. I know this has been a thing for years and years, but I meant as in like a famous personality, you would be surprised how many people back in that decade and before were so alienated to these toughts. And I also meant by the fact that Pac was a young man in this clip, he was 21, at 21 he had more wisdom than majoity of adults, and even adults from today, that's what I was trying to say, but I appreciate the replies.

[@kdogg6781]

30 years?? that's nothing.. Jesus said in John 12:8 "You will always have the poor among you, but you will not always have me.”

[@Scottyjscizzle]

Marx wrote kapital in the 1800s, this shits been going on for a long ass time. The struggle will continue til everyone is free.

[@whysoserious4274]

An evolution overdue.

[@ilovewritingessays2017]

That's not what being ahead of his time means. If he was ahead of his time he would have some ideas that become relevant in the future. Not only have all of what he has said been done millions of times in the past, but the issue he was addressing was in the presence during that interview. So he wasn't being ahead of his time. He was talking about problems that has simply outlasted him.

[@d33763]

Powers that be don't want Hip Hop to have a social message.

[@quantumlyricist]

This rings true. He was a real one.

[@Kenneth-s3r]

The legend 💯 real.

[@AngelHoll-pr8fz]

​@@Kenneth-s3rmissing you pac!!!😢

[@balowskibally1797]

Whoever killed this man did a great disservice to the entire humanity.

[@hsd287]

He didnt even realize that I'm sure kinda like the assassin of John Lenon

[@jackbradish9491]

@Lil Toker 100%

[@frankmfeb13]

@Hermes Trismegistus lil toker is actually right. I liked John Lennon too, but dude was a piece of shit to his family

[@ericchevry5158]

All the : Jesse Jackson and the rest of it are to be blamed for it my friend...

[@icedjourney]

@@ericchevry5158 They get rid of mass awakening star idols

[@aceloco817]

Tupac was 21 in this interview. Look at the rapper's that are 21 now a days. 🤦‍♂️

[@fightfannerd2078]

lol ikr

[@fredthepelican69gaming76]

For real have all of these trash rappers talking about drugs abuseing women no message just trash lyrics and trash beats the 90s generation was the best generation of rap ever you cant even call the crap now a days rap

[@wack1275]

Huggie Bear Kupkake I don’t agree with the trash beats you really think the beats are trash🤦🏽‍♂️

[@Jack_Straw]

American culture has gotten worse all the way around. Its sad

[@fredthepelican69gaming76]

Now u got all these rainbow hair snitches that are making rap turn into some mumbling garbage that sounds repeatative and sounds like an intoxicated slur

[@naminea2480]

If he was still alive, this world would be totally different. He had the spirit to push change. Rest easy Pac 🕊️ You had it all right

[@motlevi]

he was so ahead of his years he might've become president one day

[@latasha2270]

I know for a fact it would be different... 🧘🏾‍♀️ TuPac is at the top of my list....🎼🎶🎵 I can't listen to this new rap music.... 😪😢 It messes with my vibe 🧘🏽🧘🏾‍♀️🧘🏾‍♂️🙇🏾🙇🏾‍♀️🙇🏾‍♂️

[@naminea2480]

@@latasha2270 💯%

[@stephanieflores9819]

You think he would go into politics?

[@BrianneRussel]

I have always said the same thing. He would have changed the world. I wish he was still here 💔

[@YucatecoGongora]

Tupac hermano te extrañamos bro RIp feliz día d muertos Tupac donde estes 😢

[@channeloram]

The definition of strong conviction. We need 2pac's wisdom!!

[@wilsvgaddiction4456]

This is why Tupac is still revered almost 30 years after his passing. Most rappers today can't even put a coherent sentence together let alone think of someone other than themselves. If he had not died so young, I think he would have transcended past music & movies and done some great things in politics.

[@datapper]

I keep saying it, I fully believe it would be "Welcome the President of the United States of America, Tupac Amaru Shakur" I swear.

[@boxinglegend3060]

@@datapperyou don’t understand Tupac if you think he would be the president,more likely a spiritual leader of some sort a truely unique character

[@jubjuicebruin2741]

@@boxinglegend3060yes, because you need to be extremely corrupt to become president.

[@nate-otero]

But instead we get people like Kanye west as the face of hip hop culture 😢.

[@LSDdreams808]

​@datapper yep he definitely would of been president

[@shirok124]

Keep in mind he was about 21 years old in this interview. Truly amazing

[@katioushamalinka.4496]

He was very intelligent.

[@ham7357]

Simpletons 😂

[@thegreatapple9616]

@@katioushamalinka.4496obviously not.

[@soia1977]

He made absolutely no sense. I understand the charity aspect, but that was nonsense..

[@TrashTube-rt9jw]

These fans truly are dumb.

[@originalcoffeelover2725]

Tupac could’ve changed the world if he was still here. He was talented, highly intelligent, compassionate, genuine and humble. The world lost a legendary icon. We love and miss you! Rest easy, Tupac🙏🏻✝️🙏🏻✝️🙏🏻✝️🙏🏻✝️🙏🏻✝️🙏🏻✝️

[@AngelHoll-pr8fz]

Amen I miss him too so much

[@autumnschild6629]

Tupac was a pure genius, he is still very, very relevant. Gone too soon, too soon.

[@tardwhisperer1015]

Martyred for speaking the Truth. R.I.P. Tupac.

[@verawallace9055]

Facts

[@Drquimbaymatumbo]

Great rapper. Genius......no!

[@l4rzm467]

tardwhisperer 101 only 21 but sooo smart

[@lprgaming9139]

Way too soon

[@racheldorval3869]

I could listen to Pac talk ALL DAY..he was so influential...its crazy to be that wise and he was so young...such a humble soul...

[@mikeroberts4015]

www.youtube.com/@NDUSTRYHOAX

[@harlzx9829]

My dad talks exactly like he does.. they have fast similar brains n circumstances.. I don’t want the messages that he says to get lost.. ima start recording

[@SumeriyaYaxlaka]

He was a COMMUNIST!!!

[@residalgod]

there are 16 year olds who believe exactly the same thing

[@Leo-u9l7e]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/j5nPpnSYpN-pipYfeature=shared

[@ragingbull23]

Who’s watching this in June 2020 and seeing exactly what his talking about happening right now in America!! So sad, the fall of a great nation.

[@ismailio1ola215]

I do

[@ashleymcintosh6697]

Yes....... Crazy how he spoke so much truth over 20years ago and things still haven't changed. I genuinely believe the word would be a different place if he was still alive

[@ENEN54]

Kalwa Chimbini I’m watching 👀 and yes are ancestor tupac is also 👀🧿 shakin his head like y’all still can’t get it right wowwww 🤷🏿‍♂️🚽🧿👳🏿‍♂️ it’s ashame

[@darthphoneix]

Joseph Angell facts lol we revolted over fair tea taxes, dumped 1m worth of tea, and people mad now because people are pissed because a innocent man died for no reason, how our country formed is a joke compared to this protest

[@darthphoneix]

Sultan Abdulhameed II true USA is corrupt, but most nations aren’t any better maybe in just recent history since America is like the newest big power so we notice it more but there’s not one country on this planet that hasn’t been built by thefts, killings, greed, etc.

[@nobodythatyouknow241]

He's articulating the way I have felt for at least 50 years. I haven't listened to his music, perhaps I should. But I like what he's saying here. RIP Tupac.

[@them.g.c.network8471]

It bugs me out how many Tupac wannabes love to mimic his thuggish ways, but run far from his Revolutionary side smh

[@khunigan]

Maaannnn. 😵. They b killing me. MF got no heart .

[@NickB-md1oy]

The thug shit only existed in his lyrics. That’s it. It was an image.

[@RockSmithStudio]

That latter part is why we love Tupac. He was ahead of his time

[@mamacontsvillage3694]

@@RockSmithStudio very true. He was way ahead

[@furburglar2]

@@RockSmithStudio He'd do anything to make money. Promote violence in the community and oppose violence in the community on the same album. Promote drug dealing, drug use, domestic violence, gang activity and all the bullshit that drags us down, then he turns around and gives one little interview, makes one little song and we glorify his little dumb ass. He was a fraud. Black people looking up to people like Tupac drags us all down.

[@Food4Thought66]

That moment when 1992 seemed like a brighter future than 2019

[@sambradley1968]

Exactly, so glad I lived back then. 😐

[@MrJPEzra]

That’s because we had Tupac. A voice of reason and reality that the white youth were listening to. He was a revolutionary thinker and really opened lots of minds.

[@carolhumphrey9097]

@CarsandGunns66, true statement. The world was in a much better place. Can't remember it ever being this bad. It seems to be a lot of chaos everywhere.

[@sambradley1968]

@@carolhumphrey9097 so true, at the time, there was an election, & the candidates were cordial to each other, & weren't calling each other childish names, we could have differing opinions without people being screamed at or acts of violence visited upon them, even if you didn't like the President, at least he was a dignified & classy person, not a joke or embarrassment. It was so much better back then. 😊

[@sambradley1968]

@@MrJPEzra He was like the John Lennon of Hip Hop, he was articulate & spoke from the heart, he comes from legendary stock, his family were '60s revolutionaries who changed the world. A voice of a generation. 😐

[@zieo5864]

Wise beyond his years, but passed before his time. Rest in paradise 2pac.

[@lastnamewelch3122]

@Space Alien fool like tupac was getting at, greed is not having abunch of stuff and money, greed is having abunch of stuff and money and not helping people who cant survive or live. He earned that jewelry, but people who are struggling deserve some help. Also tupac has given to many communities and youth and people.

[@Unknown-sp4gi]

He passed because he was into negative bs, he only has himself to blame

[@anthonyrodriguez625]

@Space Alien he made the money and was able to afford it? Your talking about greed but your response is clearly showing jealousy

[@sundaycr33d17]

Yes sir before he signed with surge/death row his music had meaning after was just what dre and surge wanted him to sound like

[@jlp8916]

Yeah and instead that orange orangutan piece of garbage Trump! Is still alive. Life is unfair

[@rhondakennedy2065]

Damn y'all we need him here more than ever😢👑🥂

[@brucemtambo6192]

This boy was not murdered by a normal person, this guy is still relevant even today, most people will reach 100 years and still never will they come close to how intelligent he was.

[@brendavaughn7958]

Strongly agree 💯

[@ohcare6854]

They still do

[@EL_M19]

bruce mtambo intelligent ??? Ok ne gga

[@jeremymessersmith5086]

He was a rapist stop looking at him like a superhero or something

[@Bee-dp3st]

Jeremy Messersmith wrongfully accused, do your research

[@stpetepiper]

Who's here looking back at genius in 2020

[@bannisteryort5330]

Asa Bailey me ☝🏽

[@888manifestations2]

lol like attracts like

[@samanthamoffett1018]

So real

[@nicklaschilds5454]

Me I love him ❤️💯

[@aarobinson100]

Sitting here crying...lost my job six months ago...Masters Degree...2 daughters...just evicted before my bday...NOT LAZY AT ALLLL.....and i have always felt the need to help....even at my current lowest point!! Which is now!!...

[@azeenanj9185]

"If they earned it, I think that's good, I think that they deserve it. But even if you earned it you still owe." I LOVE that point he made and will definitely remember it. You don't need to be indebted to fulfill your moral obligations, it's your duty as a human.

[@mkedmusa9416]

Yes...indeed!!!

[@Billiejeanmichelle]

Absolutely that’s true indeed. He made a very good point & you did also.

[@Patrick-xo4fq]

He was so whitty and sharp. Interviewer thought he wouldn't have an answer

[@dantemack88]

@Shin Shaman that’s true if you don’t want a good reputation

[@trea59]

@Shin Shaman u are the type he is talking about. Having billions, having hundred rooms. And people have no shelter, no food to eat. And u can sleep all day without any feelings. The heart of men.

[@LivyLee-e8e]

I wish you were here 😢

[@StillmanSpinningSteel]

21 with no college degree and here he is teaching more about life than professors

[@oleschool2241]

That's sad

[@xxxmetalslugga5349]

He wanted to go to college but he was dead broke he said ut in another interview

[@officialmichaelvelli]

@vaas underrated statement 🔥💯💯 love your comment Bro Long live king, god Shakur💯🙏

[@anabelleesilva8111]

Jesus, I just thought of this.. can u just imagine if he did had have the opportunity to get a degree. This man didn't need a degree hes is and always will be Incomparable.

[@osamabad3597]

It’s not a professor’s job to teach about life. It’s their job to teach their respective subject. People watch too many movies

[@Alexander26173]

Tupac tried to keep us together not separated.

[@bigol9223]

Naïve

[@Veteran0831]

Yes. That's it. He tried to keep us all together and make us understand it. Listen at pac man. Everyone he tried to keep us together. He had a plan, but was killed or murdered before he could let people know.

[@jadanbolton4522]

@Naz Aleem Are you blind, many blacks ,whites love each other

[@bigol9223]

@@jadanbolton4522 Just because you can get along doesn't mean it's in your best interests to live together.

[@christiangreen4843]

#Thuggin

[@romelroberts1775]

This guy was beyond his time, he sure had a heart of gold!!!

[@stgeorge6947]

Mark Mason induno about that but in trump defence he employ more people than all these rappers. Look at tupacs employer back them. Even tupac it's easy to talk all philosophical and virtue signalling when you don't struggle. Boy when to ballet school

[@osamabindrinkin40s]

The movie was nothing like him!!

[@BigRed2]

Mark Mason lol this idiot rapper wasted millions and has the nerve to talk about greed? lol, and his followers think he was a saint

[@wicked8139]

Romel Roberts enough said nobody else could'a said it better 100%

[@therealog.1255]

Big Red get a load of this guy 😂😂😂😂

[@kaishajones]

Who’s watching this in 2024 and feel this is still relevant to this day?

[@newgmodo5609]

This is why we love Pac. Honest. Generous. Compassionate.

[@hemantsharma3399]

Nah

[@alekstst7154]

This also why they killed him

[@nickcarroll5034]

@@alekstst7154 lol he got killed gang banging and nothing more

[@someguy9471]

Lol yeah hit em up was real generous lol fuck outta here

[@iltourcinico]

And son of black panther mother.

[@Redlioness-gp9ci]

Tupac had a whole lot what a lot of rich people don't, and that was compassion, fairness and a good soul. RIP TUPAC🙏❤️🇬🇧

[@krayziejerry]

/watch?v=D02qHj1KPnw&list=PLZ1gIRLrZoVa8V-HdYZ9ikg7rEOaloZr4 Tupac exposed them good.

[@perrynorman9081]

Yeh and he worked for that wealth, he went out there and earned it on the same level playing field as everybody else in his position. Theres a whole lotta difference in donating what you earned and donating what you won or was gifted.

[@CharlieTooHuman]

Perry Norman Ummm, you do realize that a good portion of rich people nowadays are BORN into their wealth?

[@thanos2271]

British flag? Lmao

[@chivalrous_chevy1163]

RIP Pac 💜

[@nad0862]

He had a good heart you can tell he really cared about people struggling, he was so ahead of his time talking about social inegalities, people being super rich while others can't offered food !

[@AngelHoll-pr8fz]

I agree pac was very nice and he cared so much for people esp homeless!!!

[@ponchoevans9546]

Pac was a real great speaker and one of a kind

[@tooblack4ya671]

"Even though you're fed up, you gotta keep your head up." ~ Tupac Shakur

[@KickGazin]

It’s funny how people say they’re “Woke” nowadays and they’re more sleep than Snorlax. Tupac was truly Woke!

[@dp1986x]

Yeah people are fake woke as fuck. Want to help everyone else except our poor disenfranchised citizens. Or they want to be outraged by everything but the actual important things.

[@firmamenttv2506]

@@dp1986x earth is flat

[@omegalul9629]

whatever makes you feel superior lol

[@lilteje4242]

Tupac, K-Rino, & Immortal Technique are probably the most woke rappers in the game. Probably the 5% of woke people in the world.

[@williamphillips2671]

Lol being “woke” is a pathetic way to be. You just act smarter and better than others without actually doing anything, he isn’t “woke”, he’s just an intelligent human with a sense of compassion

[@SageLotusTarot888-TEA-V]

He was so damn wise!!! Every word he said is so on point.

[@heatspitta]

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[@SageLotusTarot888-TEA-V]

@@heatspitta I appreciate the sub. I'll sub back and check you out for sure!

[@stellamondejar3955]

fine too

[@JT-fv6ih]

Not every word...but overall he was on point and had a great messege. Even if you earn you dont owe money, but maybe intelligence

[@ZennExile]

he was just repeating what has been said since people with power started dominating people without it. We live in a world where the winner takes all, and leaves nothing behind for the rest of us.

[@kellyandrews8161]

Still speaking the truth.

[@LIHA420]

"Even if you earned it, you still owe". We all need to remember this.

[@LIHA420]

@Jamie Mahony Actually, I volunteer at a homeless shelter.

[@LIHA420]

@Jamie Mahony indeed

[@butterfly8312]

Facts bro!

[@user-yh6tt2nu4p]

Nah

[@anthonyjames5474]

Linda Hayhurst i dont owe you jack shit. Nobody owes you anything. The world owes you nothing.

[@juliaalbanez2981]

Pac wasn't a rapper he was a different kind of poet. Such a genius.

[@simeoinleenir9984]

Whats the difference between rap and different poetry tho?

[@MerKuFirst]

Yeah he wasint just a person he was a racist

[@LoveLove-oj8qv]

Amen!

[@MerKuFirst]

cee cee nothing your saying is correct they don’t sentence black people longer for the same crime the only time that happens is when the black person is a repeat offender.

[@АЛЕКСАНДРФИЛИПС-м6р]

@@MerKuFirst she didnt say longer. She said long. Fuck do yall forget how to read ? Yall misread or misheard shit and they blame on the person who said shit that you misinterpreted and didn't receive correctly. It's the listeners fault but they still blame the speaker. How fuckin backwards is that if not completely?

[@danielreiff6175]

I think a lot of comments on here miss the mark - he wasn’t ahead of his time, there’s been big disparity between rich and poor for thousands of years. But he was COURAGEOUS, strong and spoke from a place of true love for ppl to speak out about it. It doesn’t take a brilliant person to see the disparity and problems, it takes a courageous person to speak out about it. Courage in the face of fear, backlash, ‘cancellation’ etc… Strong love and belief can make us courageous enough to do and say the things others won’t. Peace

[@gatotsu2501]

He’s not really saying something other people don’t say here, either - this is standard left-wing social critique - but he’s expressing it in a particularly fiery, charismatic and personal way, which is his gift as a poet.

[@hollyperrin7353]

@@gatotsu2501Yeah. I think that most people believe in the social ideal of lifting people out of poverty. Unfortunately, the leftist approach has only created more of it. I like the MAGA approach of creating opportunity for poor people to better their situation. Some even make themselves rich! I don’t trust our government to “redistribute” wealth.

[@drive-2786]

@@gatotsu2501 ,whats u got to separated us with your right and left bs .what part of him saying is not truth .? America got money for israhell and Ukraine yearly in the billions and we out here looking for hand outs .smFh

[@martefact]

Amen to that. I yell truth so loud there is no-one left around me. I have no fear but its damn lonely out here!!! Plenty see the truth but so few are willing to call it. Beeaks my heart a lot ..but my spirit leads. F*** it... no going back now. Gotta finish what I started! 😁😂

[@cheeseballs9579]

He was not smart lol. He was knowledgeable but clearly being this outspoken is what got him killed

[@nikkispeaks1633]

😢He is truly missed ❤

[@ssingh5653]

'They have 52 rooms, got big trees, all the little trimmings, everybody got gifts, and theres somebody starving'. Only Tupac would think to that extent with his kind heart and mind set. RIP brother, gone but never forgotten!

[@stgeorge6947]

Sabi Singh sad thing is he could be talking about most of the current hip hop community

[@nae1470]

He was so real and spoke facts. He was ahead of his time.

[@MrJfonso777]

How is he ahead of his time if theres a lot of people who thought like this even before him and right now tooo....that doesnt make sense....i mean his way of thinking is influenced on what justice should be but i dont see how its ahead of its time

[@ntf_midgyy1407]

@@MrJfonso777 go watch every other interview he had

[@womanoffaithgodschild5276]

Yes he was & that's why they took him out!!! He was a FORCE! 💯💯💯

[@00mike91]

So mlk, nm, al, and ALOT of other figures in history. So glad we could had one closer to this generation, wish he could’ve stayed with us longer RIP

[@workaholicmbs]

I'm a 42 white Male and I love the messages that 2 pac puts out, in his raps and interviews. 100 facts!

[@workaholicmbs]

@Jamie Mahony same reason I respect your opinion to be confused. Thanks for sharing

[@levineberlin7536]

@Jamie Mahony XD hahahhahahahhahahhahhaha awsome

[@hammertime7349]

Jamie Mahony cause he wants to be transgender to and a frog

[@jonathanthompson2605]

I'm a pine cone and according to prime minister Trudeau you must refer to me as one.

[@DIYeverything513]

@@workaholicmbs lol lol lol

[@elviraj1971]

This man was ahead of his time!

[@IAmLeutrimTopalli]

He was only 21 during this interview. Crazy!

[@morgangomez3477]

He spoke nothing but the truth government couldn't have that...

[@waversoncristobus525]

and after seeing that 92 I counted that...here is 5 years younger than me but his ideas and intellect are something else

[@oliverread1060]

leutrim topalli he was an activist

[@MarcusTheMC]

Scott Sorensen nah you sound lame take that negativity shit somewhere else

[@ThaKingJay]

@Goopy Le Grande It's okay bro utilize your time the best you can. I'm 20 and im just trying to follow my heart and only you can know what that exactly means for you.

[@NoxGuni]

Pac was really talking from his heart here, wonder why they banned this interview only to bring it back now? He was and is still one of the smartest rappers who made sense! Smarter than most of these politicians even.. And he was just 22!

[@Colourbash]

There's many smart rappers. That's how and why rap got created. Don't be fooled. "They" don't want you to listen to them that's why they don't play them on the radio.

[@user-vl4zi9vl8g]

They banned it because millionaires and billionaires own MTV. They bring it back now to look like giving back is part of their brand.

[@kendraamara6824]

MTV isn't even worth it anymore anyway. It was awesome back then but now? They don't deserve any attention.

[@Colourbash]

@AJ I agree that rap has become simple. I just meant to say that rap had a message before and was conscious - Tupac is not by any means an isolated case, just a popular one. So, I just don't think that Tupac and Kendrick Lamar are the only smart ones or the greatest. Maybe the young ones aren't smart or even lyrical but there have been many. (Lupe Fiasco was recent but the industry was not interested in a conscious rapper)

[@warran8939]

Politicians don't get shot outside of casinos in Rap beefs....

[@scarlettohara8593]

I love and miss Tupac so much!

[@BAMADAN]

Scarlett O'hara, no lie, he was an amazing brotha

[@keithcollins5180]

BAMA DAN he's living in Ireland i saw him down ballbunion beach last summer

[@ojang2598]

He's actually really full of it, but a real contribution to the middle class.

[@aminatabaldeh7252]

I always like to learn from 2pac

[@horaceb3823]

Musa Baldeh im

[@catrocastre8215]

I haven't heard someone talk like this in a long, long time, even myself have become jaded. Hearing him made me wanna cry, he reminded me so much of my dad, he had a big heart like that.