Napoleon On Tupac/ Biggie/ Snoop Dogg/ Death Row/ Dr. Dre/ Ice Cube/ Suge Knight/ Jay Z/ Outlawz

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[@oaklandsoldier8520]

Tupac is the most influential rapper ever.

[@dianapatterson283]

2:49

[@arturoacosta6583]

I agree absolutely

[@turtleanton6539]

Yes

[@ep_got_the_sauce]

Name 5 current rappers that sound anything like him. I'll wait😂

[@antoniomitchell1883]

@@ep_got_the_sauce no such thing.

[@AdelSweezy]

Napoleon is the only person when i see him i feel pac in him i dont know how to explain that but i love the energy

[@brad4110]

I feel that same energy

[@gopatriotsknox9259]

All the time I knew I wasn’t the only one he’s very insightful and we remember he was around pac a lot as a youngster I feel that Tupac vibe

[@dre9171]

Yes man any outlawz member I see on interviews yes I feel Tupac spirit right there with the in the interview saying oh so that’s what u doing now lol I swear man it’s crazy I miss Tupac so much man just to hear his voice today would be like a big relief because we all know the realest back Long live Makaveli

[@shumonbrown5229]

I understand where you're coming from with it, I'd even say that I identify; especially, seeing how Napoleon has evolved...it would've been a Beautiful thing to see those Brothers (Tupac, Biggie) evolve into Men, being that they were so young, like 25 years old, respectively, if I'm not mistaken. ... Peace Be Upon Them

[@NewWorldRob]

True it's not entirely there when other surviving Outlawz speak.

[@rickyrichreacts9667]

I truly believe there’s a part of Pac living through Napoleon … Pac would be so proud of the man he became.

[@OgSpiritRecords]

Fact's

[@jamesguglielmucci2001]

Napoleon rly seems like a cool, down to earth, real dude 💯.

[@sajjbrown2357]

I didn't wanna watch this long ass video but I couldn't turn from it. Took me back to that time. Really happy for this brother. Great interview!

[@SilentOneCorajuda13]

I sent a personal email to Mutah years ago, which I won't get into. Mutah replied and a felt honored to get a reply from Mutah. Much love Mutah!!

[@rcm8924]

Much love and respect to my man Mutah for always speaking positive about Pac, as a Pac fan I'll always appreciate that. Because of Mutah, tradin war stories is one of my favorite songs from Pac

[@mmg12francis56]

We appreciate the realness my Muslim brother, May Allah safeguard you and your family & grant you paradise for spreading positivity in the world despite the negative past and calamity you been through. Keep your head up ✊🏾

[@Shahzadkhan-dm3cv]

Ameen....

[@TheHarmonica]

Napoleon has some real strong tracks back in 2002,2003,2004. Remembering the song "Never forget" that was a track that praises Tupac, and a real hit track with postive vibes. And "Waiting". The beat and the rap on that is so strong. Man, Napleoan could have been the next rap king.

[@razvifish]

what a great song, a real tribute to the great Tupac. cheers

[@darrellreyesm8074]

His laugh is so sincere

[@playitstrange129]

everything about the brother is sincere... ✊🏽✌🏻

[@ronneymorrison2593]

Napoleon I miss you bro n all my outlawz still an outlaw till my last day on earth n when I leave I’ll see my homies that already left this hell, holding a spot for us in heaven and we will come back to earth and walk in peace

[@MeiWangSeojun]

Napoleon a Real one ✊🏽

[@mbreland25]

Whatever bro, he caused a lot of problems. Ruined Outlawz careers, started beef with pple then fled over seas.

[@mbreland25]

Chose his cousin over Kadefi, if it wasn't for him, we wouldn't even k own about this dude.

[@andrewiley7930]

Why his cousin shot Kadefi in the head like that

[@buddy_love]

This man Napoleon is one of the Only people knowing Pac who is still really holding it down for 2Pac and his legacy. #ripJohnnyJ

[@vanessanorris9011]

Again salute to mr. Napoleon for his humbleness and his maturity because it takes real patients to respond positively to someone saying that witnessing the death of your parents is a crazy story no disrespect mr. Cam

[@Lucho0335]

He even laughs like pac I swear he is a gentle soul at hewrt

[@smitty0159]

napoleon Real as they come! I believe him and Pac would have been the tightest of friends if Pac were still alive, they would be powerful together.

[@andrewiley7930]

His cousin killed kadifi

[@rawwslap]

This the best outlaw interview I've seen it's answering all the questions that I've had over the years about everything

[@golds04]

Pac was a gifted, intelligent, learned- poet. He just used music to convey his talent, of which there were many. What he did- was art. Seems maybe Today much is playing just the music industry game with tinsel.

[@petercampbell2176]

Napoleon always a great truthful interview 👍

[@mbreland25]

It's not truthful if he only gives you half the story or says he doesn't remember to show his true colors. Kadefi mom can tell you all about the real character he is.

[@tupacjarule186]

Great interview from Mutah ,like always.

[@britefamewrld]

Big up to his OG’s doing that for him.

[@187mrsmith]

Rip 2pac the 🐐 Outlaws definitely slept on as a hip hop group

[@beenfrank]

Fax tho 💯

[@Lucho0335]

Thank u

[@marcus_N_kendra]

Agreed.......

[@shumonbrown5229]

Man!!!...it would've been a thing to see, you know, to see Tupac establish Makaveli Records and evolve from there!!! And to see the Brother Biggie evolve too!!!

[@toontown0633]

Really genuine brother, very few left. Respect

[@anthonybryant1969]

T-Pain is dead wrong these rappers today can't touch touch pac period.

[@nitrozack3062]

Facts

[@daverichmond4311]

T pain just ignorant

[@mickeyfogg3329]

​@@nitrozack3062 m

[@BlackGrave]

Thats real G

[@darrelldevin6797]

There's only ONE Tupac Shakur!!! The realest rapper EVER!!!! There's 1 thing about Pac that separates him from all others. Whether you loved him or hated him...you FELT HIM. Real Shit spoken.

[@Pflows]

“You know what I mean” Never heard that phrase this many times and still enjoyed listening to the interview.

[@jwalk6891]

Tupac music/lyrics are timeless, not many can say that!!

[@andrewcradle9051]

Yo I’m SOOO happy he clarified his mother didn’t pull the plug. I can admit I’m one of the crazy ppl who reacted like that with everyone saying he would be fine then it seemed she pulled the plug. With all the corruption in the world u never know

[@YourFreeBeats]

Man, I appreciate you admitting you were someone who got upset at the last interview. I mean no offense, but let’s think through this: 1. You get upset based on an interview, on KZbin, from someone who was not even there. 2. This, instead of considering: - His mom was there. - His mom was consulted by a team of doctors. - His mom, who obviously loved him very much, made an educated decision based on the prognosis from his doctors. FWIW, I had to make the same decision for my wife a couple of years ago. They told me they could revive her, but she would only pass again, and nothing could be done about it. Again, I mean no disrespect, just trying to understand the mindset. Maybe it will help to undertand there are always more sides to every story than what you get.

[@YourFreeBeats]

I’ll tell you something else. As someone who is this same age as Tupac, and lived in the the border of Compton and Watts in the late 80’s…Tupac was NO WHERE NEAR as loved back then as he seems to be today. A lot of people disliked dude, including myself. Yes, he could rap his ass off, but dude was a drama queen. Also. remember this: Tupac was the original studio gangster. He created the concept of someone claiming to be a common street thug, but living the life of an superstar millionaire. I PROMISE you he wasn’t rolling down Compton BLVD talking about “This MOB”. He was as “Hollywood” as it gets. Again, everyone can trip on me, cuz I DON’T care…but I promise you a lot of people through dude was just an asshole. To me, he was just an entertainer, claiming to be something he wasn’t, and could rap his ass off. But he became a “legend” after he died. Know this.

[@nolirduilzaf8715]

@@YourFreeBeats u just a punk, then and now

[@52fake]

Best indepth interview with accurate information and candid talk I've ever watched from napoleon and thanks to you and your channel for allowing to do so. LONG LIVE TUPAC!

[@auralplex]

Tupac had a message. These rappers nowadays are about word play. Tupac is above and beyond any rapper today.

[@bearcatmartines6333]

Napoleon be a genuine dude. Good interview.

[@catheryncignarelli6896]

I am 65;years old and I grew up in crescent lanes projects in Irvington New Jersey and I still have Trauma from the years living there.. Praise God I appreciate my life and pray daily for children still trapped there. I believe I am strong because I survived. Love to u Napoleon CC

[@catheryncignarelli6896]

❤

[@detroitcityslicker2706]

One of the dopest interviews I have heard in years

[@bronxstar3991]

I can listen to this man all day talk and tell his life story..

[@TheUrzi]

All Napoleons interviews are good..

[@ryanallen1495]

Much love for the real official content Napolian 😀

[@professordick4868]

Excellent Interview!!!!

[@knwashington]

Cam thank you so much for continuing to interview Mutah, I love him!

[@SwedenGsm]

Awesome interview

[@chukwumanonso5174]

Very nice and humane...he way he talks is so touching, cool guy

[@lin-deehorne3143]

I have so much empathy for Tupac's friends having to do these interviews and relive that day over and over...but as a fan...it means so much to me to hear these interviews. 🙏 He definitely made an impact❤

[@JaeThaGemini]

you should only do like 2 short/preview interviews, then release the full thing. that way that audience at least gets somethin new while watchin the full interview

[@willhatchet3594]

Good idea. That’s actually what he does btw

[@carlosguiterez8037]

90s the best and yes internet did ruined the music

[@tyronegreen6165]

Shkran Brotha for this enlightenment,May God Always Protect,Reward and Bless You forever 🙏🏿

[@ibrahimomasakamara408]

I get mad love for Napoleon. I wish and pray l get to meet him in real life someday ❤

[@andrewcradle9051]

Wowwwwww the part bout his grandmother made life of a outlaw even more raw

[@beenfrank]

Salutes 💯🙏🏾💯

[@bronxstar3991]

Much Respect!

[@KnuckleHead1983]

I wasn’t from the hood but Pacs music still hit me deep. His music was deep and inspirational.

[@DionKhnum]

Pac was at his prime when he lef the scene

[@KCFlightClub10]

U sure about that shorty ?

[@bluedaaz6603]

Great interview! I laughed a lot! If I may share, Pac got into talking about death after he saw Kato killed. That tormented him for the rest of his time. It is true that he spoke to what we all feel or go thru, but Kato’s death got to him bad because he saw it.

[@theballq]

Naw..they were recorded with Warren g when there homie ran in telling them he died That's when they recorded how long till they mourn me

[@theballq]

Kato got jacked while driving big Sykes whip

[@bluedaaz6603]

@@theballq Listen, Tupac did an interview early in his career about it! You cannot dispute me on what I know for a fact! What this got to do with Warren G! Another thing, the song is NOT mourn till you join or whatever you said, it is HOW LONG WILL THEY MOURN ME and it was THUG LIFE, Warren G was NOT in THUG LIFE!

[@bluedaaz6603]

@@theballq How old are you, 12? I am from that era.

[@theballq]

@@bluedaaz6603 I'm 40 fool...Warren g produced 'how long will they mourn me'...Kato was big Sykes friend. He got robbed and shot whole driving Sykes car. Tupac was not there when he got killed. They were in the studio with Warren when they found out. Warren G also produced ''definition of a thug nigga' and another 1 or 2 tupac songs. Definition ended up on peptic justice sound track.

[@shynes23sh]

Every time I heR Bro. Mutch speak and see his growth, it blesses me. Praise God.

[@ishmaelrolle9827]

Much love I listen to u guyZ sun up to sun down and still due today

[@drakuladadon973]

Salute to Napoleon. 973 Essex County NJ. R.I.P Pac Yak Fatal..

[@destineetyson7756]

I love you Napoleon you are my favorite rapper on the plane ❤️❤️❤️❤️♥️❤️♥️❤️♥️❤️♥️❤️♥️♥️❤️♥️❤️❤️♥️♥️❤️♥️❤️♥️❤️♥️❤️

[@bubbasmith6641]

I felt the SAME way as Napoleon. ONLY difference is He quit the music industry for Islam and i stop my pursuit of the music industry cuz i was "born again."

[@hugogomez7372]

Love Cam Capone 💯 📷 🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽💯💯💯💯💯💯

[@ryanallen1495]

Us brothers we need to stick together in these situations in the system fam 😀

[@motivataseanartiste6872]

Pac was a real rapper,most realistic one and true to his life experience

[@Mindfultranslations]

Napoleon is a great model example for youth struggling with the urban issues in America today … much love and respect lil brother ❤

[@K.Puri92]

Tupac’s ‘I ain’t mad atcha’ reminds me of Mutah. “ oh you a Muslim now? No more dope game”

[@ishmaelmcduffey6676]

He used to lie and say it was about him then he stopped .

[@K.Puri92]

@@ishmaelmcduffey6676 where did he say this?

[@sayedali2788]

@@ishmaelmcduffey6676 Napoleon never admitted it was about him hahaha why u lie? Napoleon turned Muslim after PAC passed

[@Shahzadkhan-dm3cv]

@@sayedali2788 😂... Exactly

[@technox8166]

@@ishmaelmcduffey6676 WTF? Stupid ass ignorant excuse for a man who ironically is lying while calling a real man like Napoleon a liar. He always said that Tupac was referring to people in the hood who would revert after getting locked up. A coward like you who hasn’t seen the hood nor lived through hard times needs to up their knowledge before acting like they followed PAC or Napoleon in the 90s. Napoleon became Muslim in 2002, PAC sang that in 96.

[@mizir5257]

Respect that True Story

[@wesseywes3197]

what up Napoleon big bro

[@aarondan8429]

Napoleon has a good memories

[@y3sca530]

Napoleon is a Great story teller

[@JUniglobal]

I love bros interviews I wish y’all would ask him more about his life after Pac that seems interesting too

[@arcecarmicheal995]

Bushwick from GetoBoys featured on Stranded On Deathrow being outside the camp b4 Pac

[@dragonballlegends666]

All the true is what was in 90s era not now i been raised by the hard core rap Tupac is my idol till this time my life was outlaws that's why I start my music because of him makaveli the don .blaze the don my name dark Soul

[@SwedenGsm]

Much respect to Napoleon / Mutah

[@zox73xa70]

Avec PaC, tu ris, tu pleures, tu chante , tu t ennerve, tu fais du sport , paC est Universel

[@britefamewrld]

I like the full videos

[@emzvsemzino1710]

R.I.P TUPAC THE REALIST.💯®️🙏🏾

[@laxer123]

Loyalty is everything

[@conleighstafford9055]

God BLESS NAPOLEON

[@roryking1]

always love listening to napoleon just wish he didnt hate on big. big said he missed pac and was cut up about pacs passing but they never seem to speak about that bit...yeah it wasnt smart from big to go on that radio show but he was in pain himself from the car accident and didnt even wana be in la(only there to help puff with his album)

[@SA-kz6zc]

What about "Long kiss goodnight" made by Biggie?

[@darealplayboi6170]

If that was true what you speak why did big did him on radio with long kiss good night free style smh. Y’all alway try to paint big to be a angle. But not the issue at all

[@user-tm5yf2ef5f]

Speaking truth !!!!!!

[@lombeNgandu]

In fairness to Snoop, I don't think he really wanted any part of the East-West beef. Even in the "House of Blues performance" in '96, he didn't seem to be fully in agreement with what Pac was saying (just his body language). At the Source Awards, Snoop even hugged Puff on stage- people never play that part (they would rather play the negative stuff). At the time, he was in his early 20s and susceptible to peer pressure. At that point, it was clear that somebody was eventually going to get hurt (eventually). Maybe Snoop saw the Angie Martinez interview as an opportunity to be sensible and calm things down- especially since Pac and Suge weren't with him at the time.

[@letsgetsumtintoeat3141]

So why would snoop diss big and puff? Why would kurupt and daz make records in cabo dissing big and puff. Big got they trailer shot up in new york remember that. The tension started before pac got to death row and pac just fueled it into a hellfire. Snoop couldnt handle that because as we know from every situation that panned out after that, snoop snaked everyone out and went south. Snoop is saying all of these things 25 years later when everyone that could dispute his fables are either gone or dont have the say so to do anything about it. The man that ends up with the pen gets to make his side of the story, the story.

[@williammason1051]

Bullsh!t Snoop was literally agreeing with pac onstage and go listen to NY87. He was dissing bad boy and several people have said Snoop changed his stance completely

[@user-ob7gf1zq6d]

Watching this video makes me have a greater respect for napoleon because I am living part of what he experienced with Tupac and what they endured I'm glad that he cleared up the beef he had with Nas, Nas has my respect and love forgive me Lord for the hate that I had for Nas respectfully Baby Batman cat 🐈‍⬛️ Daddy Batman cat 🐈‍⬛️ Queen 👸 Nardi our Ethiopian Queen 👸 Cat Daddy Gabriel cat 🐈‍⬛️ 🐈 Archuleta

[@NIGGA4LIFE]

Shot out to the OUTLAWS.....RIP TO TUPAC

[@JaeThaGemini]

him not listenin to music anymore is really unfathomable to me. especially bein on classic records. thats a different kind of commitment, lol. i cant live without music

[@TosereOjeme]

He listens to music but not hiphop music

[@angeloquinn8291]

He's a Muslim remember B1 the New Black media Jason Black go on KZbin

[@bwfc1877]

@@TosereOjeme he doesn’t. All music is haraam in islam. Only nasheeds are allowed. None instrumental ones

[@Lucho0335]

He le last one left like the song jesus

[@AShlaimon]

The reason why these interviews are happening is because of Tupac, and also Suge.

[@salimsultan75]

Nah mutahs story be interesting too..

[@rallen9433]

Tupac is the most relevant rapper then and now...nobody can hold a candle to him ever.

[@MagicEmpireTV]

Dope watch

[@Hit.man2211]

NJ stand strong 🇯🇪

[@galaruler68]

What song is that where he asks napoleon if he would kill for him?

[@ox9218]

I think its life of an outlaw

[@delbertprince5302]

I want to hear about that Tupac story pertaining to the “One Nation “ Album with Buckshot Shortie….

[@Yafeu_Fula]

Man imagine napoleon on the song “you can dot it” instead of mac 10. What a hit that woulda been

[@marcusmufcforever1895]

New Jersey what up

[@casperghost1467]

I love interviews with Mutah (napoleon)

[@vanessanorris9011]

Mr. Napoleon you are called to document the true person the artist the panther his mother what loyalty really meant

[@sajjbrown2357]

I really like this brother

[@realerthanmostg6718]

Napoleon is a brother Allah blessed and 2pac was a man no rapper will ever be close to or ever have heart and honour Allah took pac away early he was way to big as black American may Allah forgive his short comings Ameen

[@HiPHOPx87]

Always great to see Mutah on interviews. I've always been saddend bout the situation with Kadafi. Messed up smh.

[@sunkercamp6569]

It's more sad that you know that Mutah's cousin killed kadafi

[@HiPHOPx87]

@@sunkercamp6569 so am I supposed to hate Mutah for someone else's wrong doing. 😕

[@sunkercamp6569]

@@HiPHOPx87 Never said that, but Mutah keeps covering up what really happened, I don't hate Mutah and I appreciate his stories on Pac and keeping his name alive but I don't like that he's covering up the intentional murder

[@madasar3591]

@@sunkercamp6569 What actually happened with Kadafi? As in, not Mutah's version? Thanks

[@sunkercamp6569]

@@madasar3591Napoleon's cousin was planning to kill him, and himself said he was coming but don't tell kadafi They were arguing and Roddy had a guy to put Kadafi in a headlock and shot him dead

[@viiiamexposureministry7956]

At the end of the interview Saudi Arabia sounds like Thugs Mansion that 2pac rapped about. WOW! Lol #RIH MAKAVELI

[@user-tm5yf2ef5f]

💯 cuz when we talked trash anywhere in the mad circle from P-town on out west you got summoned to show up and you had to face that it wasn't about gang banging or none of that it was about homie I roll with u and hang with u daily the dude or the female that's been talking all that trash about you is rumored to be going to this event today let's go or everyone in the crew is going to serve you up for talking all that trash in the streets and punkin out it was bad so you learned to stop talking trash or learn to defend yourself the best way though is to stay out the crowd and be humble!!!

[@jerryguillen3000]

👊🏾❤️👊🏾💫🕊️🙏🏽🙏

[@bigcockedman714]

did bro just say that his parents were *** in front of him?

[@YourFreeBeats]

Tupac didn’t get in a fight with anyone. He sucker-punched a guy while 5-6 huge guys behind him and stomped the dude out. I have no skin in this game, but I don’t know about phrasing it as a “fight. “

[@getemgonebigbossstokes2159]

Why no one ever asks about devante from jodeci he made two of the hottest beats ever" ambition of a ridah" and "no more pain"💯

[@demetriuscollins5470]

because he didnt make ambitionz maybe thats why

[@getemgonebigbossstokes2159]

When u right you right 🤷🏽‍♂️

[@demetriuscollins5470]

@@getemgonebigbossstokes2159 PAC fans gotta keep one another on point. 💯

[@getemgonebigbossstokes2159]

@@demetriuscollins5470 fasho 💯