Prolific Productivity | Tupac's Insane 11 Month Run

Tupac Shakur is one of the most prolific artists in human history. Join us as we detail his amazing work ethic and the insane amount of content he created in the last 11 months of his life.

[@Donnelius]

These 11 months deserve a feature film on its own. Never seen an artist with a more prolific 11 month span. He did everything.

[@jaysouthmusic8230]

It's incredible and most people wouldn't get that much done in their lifetimes. As a Aspiring artist myself, He's the reason why I do 3 songs in the studio in 2 hours and I try to make as much material as I can. he did 3 songs a day which is incredible

[@rexrush5594]

Only Prince, that’s precisely why he and his label were always at odds. Prince wasn’t down with that one album every one to three or four years..

[@YUNGCITY]

Ong and it should be called 11 months

[@aGwEENapple]

@@jaysouthmusic8230 Five beats a day for 3 summers

[@hamburglar_hill]

He has a movie. It's titled "All Eyez On Me".

[@luiso.9103]

Pac inspired me - i was 17 when he died . I went through the grind -now i own two companies and published a poetry book, im working on my art and funding my own exhibition soon. Just last year made my first Mil. Pac was that voice , including my military background that gave the drive to never quit - keep reaching for your goals , never quit- and stand up for yours ! RIP PAC

[@MikeyMike-uu3fe]

cap

[@PSICK1234ikillallracistrolls]

I was 16 and I was hurt...we was getting some Chinese from northland and some came in a screamed " they killed slim, they shot pac"... We was like that nicca will be ok - he's a hard body. Then he died ...fukked me up.

[@MikeyMike-uu3fe]

@@PSICK1234ikillallracistrolls Who did he mean by they killed slim? not Suge lol

[@luiso.9103]

@@MikeyMike-uu3fe No cap in my shit . I come from the era, u mean what u say, neva front . i’m 43 too old for that. Google my book “In Search of Life Through Poetry and Art by Luis O .” Then You’ll know what i’m CEO of … (I wrote it to inspired other minorities like me, Pac said “Reality is wrong, Dreams are real…” believe that. I feel sorry for u if feel that way. Im good, hope one day u too.

[@goldenserenity2385]

Excellent

[@erichousley7453]

And between all of that he was knocking down all of the actresses😂😂😂

[@unclemurdablackandyellow5481]

True. He said himself, whats the sense of working hard if you never get to play. No doubt

[@thugveli9500]

Facts

[@johneithadunklin8835]

Word❤😂

[@BruceDragon-sf1tr]

You talking about ran through 304s that everyone in the industry hit. 2pac was getting leftovers bro

[@charleswhiting2498]

Most definitely. He had them all. Instead of L.L. Cool J it should have been L.L. Pac 😂

[@k2datrack]

All the hate Pac gets blows my mind. Dude was a machine!

[@12tribes61]

People hate the best! So remember they hate on him because he was the best at what he done!

[@mainygnac]

Hate is confused admiration, jealous & envy...PAC was a Mans'-Man....highly respected & inspirational to all young Men & Grown Men, those who hated him were very insecure & uncomfortable with who they truly were & PAC was the exact polar opposite of those weak characteristics, alot of people hated to see a young Black Man so confident in self, knowledgable, respectable to all others, never walked in fear, never held his tongue or sugarcoated anything when expressin' his truth, & never tried to hide his flaws with his greatness

[@darkknight9102]

they just tired of hearing he the best rapper of all time which he is

[@klown839]

As a former pac fan who had all his albums growing up, the hate comes from the fact that Pac wasn’t who he portrayed himself to be. It doesn’t match up how he can go from a limp wrist soft and sweet high school student to rugged and thugged out in just two years, from 17 years old to 19 (when Juice was filmed). He was one gigantic act and about as thugged out as a glass of milk. He didn’t even have a criminal record before he got into the rap game. He was a phony.

[@k2datrack]

@@klown839 I think you really misunderstand how rappers express themselves.

[@narbehder-gevorkian6584]

The most influential hip-hop artist of all-time, and the best artist of all-time. Not only did Pac have a work ethic like no other, but each song/interview/movie had a message. He would not create anything that didn't have depth. I think that is why he is so loved and that is why he is my favorite public figure of all-time.

[@12tribes61]

🙏 same

[@gregphillipsel9906]

Agreed.

[@acct4600]

@@elchurro7540 offset lmaooo.... I don't think its 2Pac but it definitely ain't offset lol smh

[@moeeshangpate6320]

Faaaactz

[@danielcampos20242]

Best rap artist of all time, Best artist is MJ

[@brandontshabalala44]

Credit to Afeni, she raised him with the mindset "you are here to do and say something, you are special"

[@StudiousSu]

3 movies in 11 months??!!! That’s insane

[@phillipmcleod8584]

He took nothing for granted, only 25 could have done so much more.

[@reefk8876]

This was also while he was smoking, drinking, a gang of cigarettes, not sleeping, probably eating like shit, under legal stress and taking care of his whole family +outlawz. Only Pac can do that. It’s not a good mode for anyone to live by and he deserved a more peaceful and fruitful life. He deserved a lot more for his artistic brilliance than to get crucified by the media and government. Rock musicians back then can shoot up heroin and lay low for a year and it was ok, it’s part of their genius.. Pac excelled through multiple mediums and still won’t be acknowledged in the space as picasso or Shakespeare in history. Not just for us, but history itself. Anyhow, great video. Everyone should see this.

[@Altruist-ambitions]

Agree

[@metrowater2819]

The fact that pac did a clean version to hit em up. Was definitely a statement that radio was DEFINITELY gonna play it.

[@dcedrickphillips6223]

I miss the old days when you couldn't cure on the radio. So real rapper made clean version. For the radio. And add a new verse. And you like it better then the album version. But still like. The album version. Tupac anit mad at you remix. That. Father for give us for living y all my home stuck in prison barley breathing. Believe. The is a the world is a prison. Verse is deep. We don't get song. Like this when you say some today is better than pac. You got ur priority. Mix up. Every song you like of pac you know it came from his heart and soul. Pac touch more people in 3 years. Of all races different cultures, countries. His impact. Will live on for ever.

[@23kc]

12:10 Speaking of life in a fast lane... One day he attends a fashion show in Florence, Italy, and next day he gives a concert in LA, 6300 miles (10000 km) away... That's an 18 hour flight. Let that sink in...

[@2w0nGranTurismo]

and then did a whole ass show... what a fuckin guyyyy

[@2w0nGranTurismo]

cant wait to be on that same typa timing 2 countries in one day🤣🤣🤣

[@sologj]

He was out there for 3 days but yes, he flew back straight in for the show

[@UseHERname93]

He didn’t record 2 albums in that 11 month span. It was more than that 1) All Eyez On Me 2) Makaveli the Don 3) Still I Rise with the Outlawz 4) Until the End of Time (majority) 5) PAC’s Life (majority) 6) Better Dayz (majority) And tons of unreleased stuff

[@jaysouthmusic8230]

That's what I was about to say because he had that much material and was always in the studio so it was definitely more than 2 albums

[@antaresowe]

He also said 150 songs including and alongside the 2 albums that were published during that 11 month time span. 😊⌚🌹

[@jaysouthmusic8230]

@@antaresowe That's what I'm saying and his work ethic is incredible. That's why He inspires me as an aspiring artist to put out as much music as possible. 2pac was incredible

[@antaresowe]

@@jaysouthmusic8230 yea. Agrerd brother. I was born in 93, my father was still in HS and made it his mission for me to know that 2pac was the best rapper ever. Haha. Im grateful i accepted that fact as a child.... Also, check out doelow da pilotman on youtube. Id say he and tupac are spiritual kinfolk talent wise.

[@kanayomadu9914]

"All Eyez' on Me" was 6 million when 2Pac died. Certified 7x platinum early Dec. 96. The "How Do U Want It"/"California Love" maxi single shipped 2 million in 2 months.

[@judahalexander6946]

This video was definitely needed ! I don’t understand how u couldn’t have pac as the 🐐 especially when u look at those last 11 months alone! His peers still playing catch up 20+ years later 🤦🏽‍♂️

[@seydinasane9437]

It's just refusing the truth or trying to hide sun by your hands. There won't be anybody that could fill his shoes left alone to be compared to him and in all terms. TUPAC is the GOAT 🐐

[@Mr.International82]

The amount of songs Pac has written was insane! He averaged 3 songs in one day! Sometimes more. The man was a music hit factory. I believe he was able to write so effortlessly and efficiently was his poetry background and how well read Pac was. Always carrying a book in his hand. If Pac was still around his music catalog couldn’t be touched! Not even lil Wayne could touch pacs work ethic.

[@nicstone3141]

Can you imagine him recording digital probably would have done 6 or 7 songs a day

[@leolovelife]

Lil Wayne never had one lyric about resistance, revolution, or anti-imperialism, or even one anti-war lyric after 20+ years of multiple illegal wars and millions of innocent people killed.

[@rickyrichreacts9667]

I’ve always said Pac was our generations MLK and Malcolm X. If any of you haven’t heard “White Manz World” by Pac… LISTEN TO IT. He was only 25 when he wrote that. PAC is easily the greatest of all time.

[@bigpot7878]

It’s crazy all the work pac did in such short amount of time

[@brandonknight7486]

And he also made a few movies as well during that time

[@bigpot7878]

@@brandonknight7486 bonafide legend

[@TheShadowrun.]

Straight out of prison at that age, a lot of people wouldn't even want to go to work and would rather just chill and relax. But Pac went straight to the studio the first night he was released and did 3 tracks back to back. In only 2 weeks, he's made the first double album in rap history all eyez on me, also music videos, interviews, 2 movies gridlock'd and gang related and the 2 soundtracks for the movies. He makes the makaveli album in a weekend, which originally had around 20 tracks. Which releases only a couple of months after all eyez on me. He had already filmed music videos ready for his new album, like to live in Die in LA and toss it up even the made niggaz video which was on the gang related soundtrack. Other rappers can't even finish 1 album in 1 year, and Pac did all that under 1 year. Dr. Dre once described Pac to ice T as a working machine, and that's exactly what he was.

[@robertlesuer2755]

Tupac was on another level when he joined Death Row Records, facts.

[@KingRushProductions]

2Pac is so legendary!!!!! 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@mikegee8345]

His energy was something different. Evidently he had a great presence and work ethic. One of a kind.

[@alwilzon7149]

I LOVE THIS BROTHER!! I'M 43, I REMEMBER THIS TIME FRAME!! I was there 4 all of this!! HE CAN NOT BE MATCHED!! HE CAN talk and make a HIT!!!! ##1 OF ALL TIME!!

[@elomon3473]

The man is a Saint.. He was Martyred. Murals of him are everywhere..

[@TimeNap]

I was an 80s baby so I grew up with Pacs music. Later hearing him talk in interviews and speeches I was blown away with how well he understood the world compared to myself at similar ages.

[@ericcornish3773]

Thanks so much for breaking this down for people who really doesn't know how hard he worked

[@chrismaciejewski492]

Absolutely. The man was beyond phenomenal. A true Master at his craft like none other. He did with such ease that it's just it's amazing. I mean almost everything you heard from him he wrote literally 10 minutes before he recorded and most of it he probably never even listened to. Just hopped in there and did another one. That's true genius.

[@youngafromanthepoet]

Perfect assessment.💯🔥🔥🔥

[@robans702]

Tupac easily could have been the smartest person to live in our last 500 years

[@rasulsamad5860]

No smh and I'm a Pac fan

[@robans702]

@@rasulsamad5860 was bold but for fun tell me another 25 year old or less with more accomplishments? just curious who u gonna think of?

[@dondavinci2183]

The fact that he had, thugs mansion, changes, do for love, better days, thugs get lonely, my block plus like 100 more bangers just in the vault. That's why he's #1. Until the end of time.

[@JustinPedini]

I consider 2pac thew greatest hero that ever lived. He inspired my activism

[@MakaveliRaider]

It wasn't just quantity it was quality. There's still more unheard songs from his DR era. That's the part that blows my mind.

[@kdt1013]

Not many people live with passion. With fire. Like every minute that ticks away on the clock, brings you closer to your demise. I've always admired people like Kobe, Ray Lewis, Kevin Garnett and of course Pac for their relentless work ethic. Until the end of time you will hear, "Actions speak louder than words," ok, but yet too many people move their mouths more than anything else. Greatness doesn't come easy. There's only one way to create a legacy, put your head down, shut up and work. RIP Pac. Great job Justin Johnson. This is amazing brother.

[@magyaradam]

Lol why don't you like white people?

[@davidsamuels9557]

Tupac's Makaveli period (October 1995 - September 1996). In addition to his prolific music and acting career, Pac planned to run for office and start an independent political party for Blacks and other disenfranchised ethnic groups. He was also working on launching Makaveli Records and Euphanasia, an umbrella company that would produce movie projects and develop community organizing initiatives.

[@DXVI9]

Don't 4get "Death Row East".

[@davidsamuels9557]

@@DXVI9 Correct. Eric B. was in charge of Death Row East, but Tupac was involved too.

[@dondada8105]

They said he had 80m offer on the table via way of Warner brothers and Quincy Jones. All media deal.

[@davidsamuels9557]

@@dondada8105 I didn't know about that. Wow. If Pac had lived there would have been a crazy bidding war over him. Other record labels would have matched the WB offer or topped it. I could see him getting a $100 million deal from somebody.

[@melindacarr6718]

Insane. Never really thought of it like this. He really was a juggernaut

[@junior3082]

He recorded One Nation and Until the End of Time as well. So 4 in total during this period.

[@delbertprince5302]

My man Buckshot shortie was part of that One Nation joint….

[@dondada8105]

They said he had 7 albums done.

[@12tribes61]

FAAAAAACTS THIS APPRECIATION IS NEEDED! TUPAC NEEDS TO BE IN THE GUINNESS WORLD BOOK OF RECORDS! 🥇🏆

[@LoveGod2477]

He is, for the first rap double disc album.

[@goldenserenity2385]

RoboPac. Literally a working machine that no one could match

[@johnrambo3680]

Tupac was a super hero

[@MusicMystery2023]

much love from India man I think we could all learn from Tupac to live our life like no tomorrow one day I hope to become someone with his quality 😁😁

[@leejee88]

what people don't realize is how 2pac approached music making being a rapper is a career its not a job .meaning its not a 9 to 5 routine .2pac treated it like a job where he would start his day in the morning and go till the evening sometimes overnight .alot of his peers talked about this being in the studio with him and him being there all the time .most artists when they make it they get lazy it takes them and entire day to record a song he was banging out 3 songs a day cause it was his job he took it seriously .thats what made him the greatest imo how serious he took his craft

[@MakaveliRaider]

Yes he respected his craft and truly had love for it.

[@XtraLongD]

This is why you can't and shouldn't compare piggy or any other rapper because Mr. Makaveli Tha Don was much much more than just a rapper!! Tupac Amaru Shakur R.I.P From Your L.A. Mexican HOMIES 🤜🏽🤛🏿🤝🏿🤝🏽 Makaveli Tha Don Lives On!!!!

[@eddiehaze3165]

I love this video and the time and energy taken to produce it. I think its extremely important to be someone that preserves the facts when it comes to the history of our culture. 2Pac's journey was a definitely a part of my journey as a young fan, a grown man, and a human being. Thank you brother for the inspiration!!

[@thickivicki89]

I agree 💯👍🏼

[@KINGJOBE692]

Its truly amazing what Pac did in a little time he had,sometimes i tell myself that someone told him something was gonna go down....This Man is the greatest human being to ever step in this world & lucky to witness it🐐💯 eventhough the loyalty & somewhat street ignorance he had lead to his demise. Thank you Pac, Tha Don lives on 🙌🏾 💯

[@SA-kz6zc]

"Greatest human being". Im a huge Pac fan but chill. He made a lot of mistakes. Mistakes that led to him ultimately being killed. We should also learn from his mistakes

[@QiLow105]

@@SA-kz6zc It's not mistakes It's divine order..It meant to be like that so he can escape the hands of the devil

[@SA-kz6zc]

@@QiLow105 Yes, everything is destined by Allah. But humans make mistakes. And 2pac made a lot of mistakes and he even said himself that he has a "big mouth". So chill.

[@QiLow105]

@@SA-kz6zc sometimes Allah make you make a mistake to get you to a certain place.. That's what happened to pac.. And having a big mouth to speak against corruption and keep it real is not a mistake

[@TheAmbasadaRecords]

@@SA-kz6zc he died for loyalty to death row, if not for them he would not hit Orlando in Vegas

[@erichousley7453]

Nice covering Tupac's last chapter of his life I didn't know about the Eazy-E benefit concert... I like your research fam keep them coming

[@trapez77]

He also worked out 💪

[@narbehder-gevorkian6584]

You missed him working on Gridlock'd - which also finished filming on June 26, 1996.

[@mrm64]

Untouchable. The music would still be lit today but I truly wonder how great his movies would be. It was said he was gonna be Mace Windu in Star Wars. Just thinking about how many roles he'd take. Man...

[@cd2ogz1]

This is why I believe Jordan the GOAT of basketball 🏀. He too accomplished alot in far shorter time than anyone who has came before or after him. 2pac is the Jordan of RAP!

[@truthh8597]

All that hardwork talent intellect Attract so much jealousy Ended up costing him his life

[@Football-rb3kv]

Poet and a lyrical genius. He was the man! 🕊

[@derrickhoward1543]

Perfectly said.

[@jerrod4150]

Pac is the GREATEST artist EVER!!!

[@michelmullaney3641]

It’s not simply “ just him” he is an example.. it’s mixed with the positive energy and collaboration of “ the people” however “his art” who he was as a person and his energy… he was definitely in the making however did not do it right fully . It’s like Tupac himself said.. he will spark minds or “ the mind” he understood the importance of “ the people “ No one is a island . None of this works without “ each other” He is a great precedence. He was oppressed, attacked and in danger. In this life , in this spiritual battle Tupac was the father to many hopeless and for this we will not let him die. We love him . He “ is a amazing artist “ However it goes beyond that.

[@unbiasedtv6525]

Not to mention,it took a lot longer to record a song back then. You couldn't just sit in front of a computer and record yourself. All movies and music videos were bigger budget and required more staff and a lot more time. His work ethic was ridiculous

[@melindacarr6718]

Man, da Vinci was different kind of man. He was so crazy talented in everything he ever tried. He might have been the most gifted person ever.

[@johnrockyryan]

Yep there is da Vinci and then there is everyone else haha he was just built different

[@BigTone999]

Michelangelo was more prolific. By far.

[@dallasteague001]

Michael Jackson

[@doyadirty3804]

Especially back in the 90s where recording was all digital and quick clicking like it is now

[@XenogearsPS]

Just memorizing the lyrics to all the songs produced is another major feat imo.

[@rogerssombe7369]

A very well thought out and meticulous mini doc on our brother the great 2Pac. You could see at every week he had a major event whether the planning of the label or himself, it worked in his favour. What stuck with me is that he said he had a LOT to say which he did and when he said it or did it, it was if it was his last day on earth!! I think he did understand the urgency of his message and his mortality at the same time. When u research, he had a sincere love and respect for God, children and was a voice for people. One thing we can all take away from our friend is..1. if you think you're productive you can push harder! 2. Make every move with intentionality and be passionate 3. Be urgent about your moves and decision making. You may not have tomorrow. 4. Love and treasure the good connections you have with people and when things break down... forgive and move on....people are just people. Once again excellent time breakdown Justin!!!

[@heathchilders777]

2Pac was a phenom!! There won't ever be another!

[@Sairo414]

The fact that he actually made a clean version of hit em up is absolutely nuts

[@2w0nGranTurismo]

right? 😂😂😂

[@jgeorge36]

He made a clean version for the radio, hit em was actually played on the radio it caused so controversy they pulled it and banned the record which PAC actually mentioned.

[@simple8904]

This is one of the reasons why he is the 🐐 Great video

[@johnrockyryan]

My man was only in the public eye for only 6 years (1991-1996) from ages 20 to 25 but he will be talked about for eternity we will never see the likes ever again i just wish i got too see him live and maybe smoke a blunt with him. RIP Pac

[@225hurricane]

That was Dope homie…Tha Don…Tha GOAT 💯 he did more b4 25 than most people do in a lifetime..drop the mic 🎤 👑🔥✅✌🏽

[@loud865]

He was a rap version of mlk he gave the streets a voice he never talked about how much money and girls he had like every single lyric today. He was tryna make things better for the youth and open up the minds of his brethren to how the world really is. Never be another Tupac Shakur

[@loud865]

what other rapper ever gonna be fighting against laws the way he did too nobody all they care about is money and girls and drugs these days not another thought in their minds

[@javi__...]

That's not Saturday night live. That was a show on fox he did with ice t that was on late on Saturdays. It was on after mad tv I believe.

[@Hopper830]

No one could touch his work ethic.

[@fromfreddy]

just when i thought i’d consumed content from every angle on Pac i come across this piece! not only is this an informative piece on Pac’s work ethic but it’s applicable to most pursuits. it’s a unique angle i haven’t seen anyone else tackle with any depth. nice work my dude and continue creating. subscribed.

[@ar6assassin913]

I appreciate not only the video, but, you, for bringing this video together and drawing such a powerful message from what he did. Great content 👍

[@youngcity4241]

I remember Nipsey in a interview talking about how much Pac accomplished before 25 and people skip over like that is normal and it’s not…..

[@LuckyBide]

Pac was so talented, he had not only the quantity but also the quality and was the best at both ! Thank you for this amazing retrospective video. I'm also a huge Pac fan myself and with this video you're doing what all of us fans should do, which is keep Pac's memory and work alive until it reaches the brain that will change the world.

[@danielhenderson1744]

For what pac achieved in a 5 year span was absolutely incredible! Hadn’t even scratched the surface of what he could have achieved! Dropped his first album in 91 and passed in 96 and what he done was insane! It’s almost unbelievable! Just incredible what this guy done and could have went on to become!

[@Lirrie2875]

Tupac died at age 87 while he was 25 years old... 🙏🙇‍♂️👑 So sad that he didn't enjoy what he worked hard for...

[@mrbgladney71]

Rest N Peace 2 the G.O.A.T of Hip Hop...Eas"T"exas Respect 2 the Legend That Is 'Pac & 1 of the Greatest Moms Eva Mrs Afeni Shakur..Still Bumping 'Pac Till This Day & Till The Casket I'll Continue We're Exactly 6 Months Apart N Birth....

[@uneed2see]

I would have the same work ethic if i had the talent to do what i love to do.

[@KINGJOBE692]

I appreciate the video bro💯...But you missed a few things & details....you forgot the Deathrow Christmas Party in 1995 which he attended with Afeni & you forgot the filming of How do want it,To Live and Die LA(Music videos) & Gridlock'd movie...The video of Pac & Tyson hugging is actually from a another Tyson fight in March 1996 not September.

[@JustinRJohnson]

Thanks for the additional details. It was hard to nail down the accuracy of dates for certain events.

[@giorgiojoshua]

Besides Pac worked extremly hard there was a reason for it. He was out on bail, and after the Orlando fight if he survived the shotwounds would and up in jail another 2/3 years... he was working to release music if he was send to jail again, and also to make sure he had is 3 album deal done with Death Row. The rest was going to be released on Makaveli Records

[@Mobcityrecords100]

This is a great video, there's plenty of 2pac documentaries, but this one has a different perspective good work

[@RaducuGabriel-dl1hj]

Wow! Is overwhelming the amount of work and dedication he made in 11 months...

[@makylavender]

High-level artistic creation!

[@RudolphManor]

May 4th 1996 Is Saturday Night Special Hosted By Him & Ice T. It Came On Fox. 💯

[@aGwEENapple]

I think about it every now and then how at 25 he left such a huge impact. The older I get the more I realize how amazing it is. To be so wise too at that young age. He didn't even become a parent yet.

[@andre-le-bone-aparte]

@12:17 - THAT BOUNCE! -- one of a kind.

[@nmr20067]

Excellent video! I didn’t expect you to get that deep. I’m a die hard 2 Pac Stan since 94 and I can tell this man did his homework - 😉

[@itzyaboybugz]

I pick beat. Write song. Book studio. Record. Come back. Mix. Come back. Revise. Come back. Finalize. Then send off for mastering. Can spend 3-4 mo on one song easily before remixing! This is wild 😜

[@grapeland99]

Thanks bro I really appreciate the video and that was only 11 months….. It showed that 2pac was more then just a rapper. Joe Biden supported the 3 strike law that Tupac was fighting against just think about that… 2pac was one of our greatest Black leader That all Races looked up too and have great respect for!!!!!!!🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 video Keep it up brother

[@venomj8179]

2pac is the Bruce Lee of Hip-Hop/Rap

[@WILFRED69X]

One must not forget he was in Jail for 9 months. With nothing but dead time. That is a place where a person can do a lot of writing and reading. So he had more than a year and 8 months to be creative. Plus he was trying to get his 3 album deal with death row records finished so he could do his own thing. Pac is the GOAT PERIOD!

[@rasx]

unmatched run. legendary...the goat

[@ilkinq.8646]

short answer: strong mama and hard life builded real character.

[@Altruist-ambitions]

She was a crackhead

[@user-qd1zf9ir9z]

that is INSANE that he did the legendary performance after a flight from Italy

[@ItsAnEndlessWorld]

Undisputed GOAT. No one like Pac!!

[@astonnishedone3998]

When you find out he ain't dead, for real for real.

[@danielcampos20242]

I´m talking about these 11 months in the last 2 years, but just now somebody wake up to life and made a video about it, thank you

[@12tribes61]

Pac was like a modern day King David 👑

[@MrsSmith-cs7li]

Pac’s work ethic is unmatched! Forever the GOAT!

[@zengathetitan]

Thanks for this bro, it's good to be reminded of what true greatness looks like, even though he lived a short life, his name is etched in history forever.

[@Altruist-ambitions]

Thank you so much for this amazing video! His work ethic and unlimited source of energy he had access to is second to none. What a unique human being indeed. It’s like even drinking so much, he never seemed to have a hangover that would mess up with his discipline or motivation. So sad that he was taken away this way without fulfilling completely his mission. He didn’t even get a chance to fully enjoy the fruits of all this hard work. :(

[@hunnagmgb1969]

Real definition of a legend and GOAT period

[@blayzej]

Salute, great research and execution. Pac was an example of productivity,focus and dedication. 💯

[@evonhammond6927]

bro awesome video and very detailed love this thank you great work

[@alexsantos3100]

1:52 He went Hawaii in 95 and in 96 He also went to Belize and Detroit(Filming Gridlock'd)

[@Edits8634]

You left out the toss it up music video shoot. the beach version and the warehouse version also to live and die in La music video… love the content tho very detailed…