RARE 1994 THROWBACK: "Tupac Shakur RAW Interview Outside NYC Courthouse"

[@crazej213]

Pac was only 22 in this interview. Kids older than that nowadays can barely form a sentence. Pac was clearly an intelligent man, it's a shame he's gone.

[@gokusgames]

Lol word man

[@adeenbenyasharal5412]

Primarily because Pacs generation was the last one to generally have parents who actually raised and taught their kids something. Nowadays, entertainment is raising kids.

[@brentie2604]

Well fucking said.

[@Bootheater1]

Don't project your children's illiteracy on others. Instead, help them.

[@lawaltoheeb9847]

Not 22 but 24 years old

[@ebakomick748]

Dude was way ahead of his time. You can't be so brilliant and live long. RIP Pac.

[@gavinmashizha]

You can be brilliant and live long for example king Solomon in the Bible

[@ebakomick748]

@@gavinmashizha These church people and their Bible stories😂😂. Good luck on such a vague argument.

[@stefanking303]

True pac was light years ahead

[@lordroyaltee]

How many celebrities can say they jumped a crip in public? Yea not many i wonder why?

[@coldbaby09]

Dats how God is thinking...

[@pb4ugo08]

Absolutely heartbreaking to watch him plead his innocence to a bunch of people who don’t care or what to hear what he is saying. When he said “All I do is make raps, all I do is make raps and talk loud, my biggest crime is talking loud”. And that was 100% the honest truth.

[@misskimmistri02]

Especially when he said if I raped or sodomized her why didn’t they find my sperm and the reporter said “bc you wore a condom” it pissed me off but he turned right around and looked him dead in the eyes and asked him then where’s the condom???

[@Tsizzle55929]

Real talk.

[@adamlopez3561]

Colored rappers all lovers of money, sex, and fame 😒

[@MrBambrickRaps]

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[@reec6400]

You can tell he's telling the truth

[@reec6400]

@Practicalicalicalica who's generation? And what generation are you referring to?

[@standaman1963]

Absolutely 💯

[@xolaniblazewilliams9181]

Nah he did it. He rapped the white hoee

[@Peter-uo9km]

Lol they were doing this same thing to Mike tyson lmfao they were doing these nigs dirty.

[@deandema-th8fe]

THE COURT PROCEEDINGS. SHOULD OF BEEN IN. FRONT OF THE. COURT. OF QUEENS BENCH......

[@thatdudekyle5690]

His mom raised him right. You can tell with how he carries himself. How articulate he is when he speaks. How he keeps a level head regardless of how he’s being treated. For a single mother (hooked on drugs) to raise a man like this is amazing. RIP Afeni Shakur & Tupac.

[@anthony3-dq9vq]

If he was raise so rite he would not have been rapping about murder rapping about a thug life he never lived

[@milesdiontre]

Don't forget yaki kadafi and Hussein fatal Geronimo Pratt.

[@0Shane13]

The rose that grew from concrete and exceeded expectations. Fuck what you think.

[@JooseLeroy]

@@anthony3-dq9vq How in thee fk would you know how he actually lived were you there? Furthermore your definition of the Thuglife he lived is obviously different from the Thuglife 2Pac was talking about and lived! I mean my God, he even told you why he calls himself a thug in this very interview but yo small minded azz still get on here and try to create a narrative of him being a wanksta or sum sht! Until one of these ppl you view as a Thug jumps out of his car & helps a black man who was a total stranger from being attacked by sum white niggaz u can’t in any way confuse the Thug life 2pac lived to YOUR definition of a thug life which suggests hardcore criminal activity! 2Pac was for his ppl and he showed that thru action and in spoken word it’s truly sad we as a ppl didn’t support, PROTECT & help this young brother in all his endeavors to unify black ppl, instead he was left out there alone to fight with giants & tyrants and all we did was sit there & watch the show

[@yrntj1927]

@@anthony3-dq9vq instead of trying to help a nigga you destroy a brother - Tupac Shakur

[@amazinglife1068]

Just imagine that this guy went through all this nonsense at the age of 24/25 years old. Tupac was really a strong dude.

[@maverickworld8192]

The fucking GOAT 🐐

[@patriziodinicola9362]

Word up 👊✨️

[@hustled7893]

23

[@dillathehun]

Mate I’m sure pac could see the future, he was so intelligent and well read for a man of he’s age.

[@osas1shengen58]

For real 2pac is Genius.sincerely speaking

[@Gump-tion]

Miss this brother dearly. He was fearless, thoughtful & eloquent! No doubt he was the chosen one.

[@Catelog]

@ Gumption 💯

[@pauljones8801]

He was a foul mouthed trouble maker

[@Nig20091]

@@pauljones8801 what???

[@maverickworld8192]

@@pauljones8801 you sound stupid

[@bubbag9191]

@@pauljones8801 yep , especially when he had a entourage

[@benhartart9487]

“I’m not married, I can be with any I girl want” 🐺🦁 Spitting Straight facts, true G.O.A.T of Rap

[@KEVOSHIZO]

Show me a 25 year old rapper that can talk like straight facts like PAC!!

[@ZannyXchange]

Non

[@cocainemakesmesick8909]

JuiceWrld

[@NavAK_86]

This is 1994, he was 23 at the time, even more impressive.

[@AMD20304]

@@cocainemakesmesick8909 nah

[@reidarchorn9121]

69

[@philsmith921]

At 23, Tupac expressed himself & communicated how he felt better than a 50 year old man. All these years later, we are amazed that he is still very relevant, even prophetic. Lord, this man was so ahead of his time. Even in 2023, he’s personality is still magnetic

[@maverickworld8192]

The fucking goat 🐐 homie. I've been a real loyal fan since the beginning 💯 😌

[@babatj6848]

Definitely true

[@abdulfatahosman561]

Young adults were more articulate back than compared to now

[@pierrenic.7682]

Totally

[@vittaveve1939]

This makes me so sad yet it’s so comforting at the same time

[@merlegardner3939]

Pac was fearless. And passionate about everything .💯

[@harrisandrean]

I’m 34 and he still is my big homie 100

[@cornell833]

So true 👍

[@loganrusso39]

@@harrisandrean👍 I know what u mean.... 44 here... I remember the day he got shot, a few months after high school ended. Nobody thought he was gonna die, he was bulletproof... or at least that's what we thought. Even when he did die, I was 100% convinced he was coming back... in 7 years... and I convinced everyone I knew too. My guess was Easter, 2003... When Easter came and passed, I said 9/13/03; exactly 7 years to the day... when that passed, I said Xmas... and when that passed, I knew he was gone. I wish he were still here. I would've liked to have seen what he did at 45 years old, and 65, etc. At the very least, he would've become one of the best actors of our time. He was so intelligent and passionate at such a young age, it's crazy to think he didn't live past 25. Everything we've ever heard him say, he was younger than 25. He gave me the soundtrack to my life from at least 16-25, and I still put him on today when I'm in one of those moods... Nobody is better to listen to when you're in that mood, imo anyway. ...And you know he would've had the best Twitter rants and quotes too! RIP Pac

[@futvnyc]

He was a great actor.

[@daincanto4918]

Pack was speaking truth against the( Illuminati)people of the public view,like pac said it's coman sense of everything that we do and the systems has us in control of that to be controlled.(understand that 🤔🥱)

[@zhakreayounes5883]

He told facts.He was & is articulate & passionate about black people struggles.He represented the heart of the street around the world. Rest in Glory Mr Tupac Shakur.

[@tanya4534]

To think he was only under 25, and so well spoken. His disposition is that of an older mature adult as opposed to a young adult.

[@GLA45Amg716]

He was 23 here

[@GoGetYourShinebox]

Back in the day young people were better spoken

[@22vah]

Yes he was mature but Most people did more reading back then.. didnt spend countless hours on social media. TV was the primary distraction back then..

[@pauljones8801]

@@GLA45Amg716 He looks more like 33?

[@simonmogotsi3427]

When tupac was going through this i was only 11years. White America. He was like in courts with the media couzzy talk alot he should have just not answeard those paparazzi

[@TanveerHassanISLAM]

You can't dislike 2pac. He loved everyone. Wish he got that love in return 😪

[@craigmason8898]

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[@AnotherSpaceCowBoy]

Not sure he loved biggie though ^^

[@AlexB-pp7dc]

@@craigmason8898weirdo

[@agamerscoven]

@@AnotherSpaceCowBoyhe had mad love for biggie at first. After the robbery he got paranoid and heard things and so his mindset changed. In the beginning he put Biggie on game. They were cool.

[@1dtremusic]

He was too real for this world 🙏🏾

[@topshotta2000]

Yeah he was

[@stilesjohnson1745]

Facts

[@addae_dr]

Yeah

[@paymyself1st430]

Nah this world just got faker since people with real sense rarely exist

[@stevenkakouz6833]

Jus like how trump is too real for this world people hate the truth god bless 2pac the prophet

[@tarence319]

So is anyone other than me watching this paying attention to the fact that he stood there answering ALL their questions and providing explanations. He didn't try to get away from them; he stood his ground. Guilty people don't let you get right up in their face like that and grill them the way these reporters grilled him!!!

[@craigmason8898]

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[@jaxs2384]

Look at a 24-25 years old man in 30 years ago and compare to 24-25 years old person today. More calm & more wise than today. acting like a man, speaking like a man, respectful.... RIP 2pac and his generation

[@GoGetYourShinebox]

He was 23 here, crazy how wise he was for his age

[@sijifalore8252]

especially with all that pressure and uncertainty

[@humphreymbugua7631]

​@@GoGetYourShinebox x😅VVCccsszSvchs😅vzzszxxvxczczaz😅vhxahzvzxcavcvvj.scv😅😅

[@humphreymbugua7631]

​@@GoGetYourShinebox x😅VVCccsszSvchs😅vzzszxxvxczczaz😅vhxahzvzxcavcvvj.scvb.😅😅

[@mephistopheles9233]

He was hardly a Leonardo Da Vinci (who began his work at approx 14 years old). But, I guess if you idolise convicted rapists & snitches these are the negative types you would look up to.

[@woodsoncircle]

Eloquent, outspoken, forward thinker. Legend.

[@johnosandra]

Never knew how powerful a person he was until watching this.

[@michaelhulsey201]

I never got it either. But watching this, the calmness, the humility, the sensibility. Imagine what he might have done had he not been murdered. Gotta say, as someone who wasn't a Tupac fan, this man was something different, something special.

[@gabeeskridge8291]

He was gifted obviously. Yes he was born to do what he did. He knew he wouldn't live long. He knew too much.

[@arkhamknight6371]

@@michaelhulsey201 Your loss,u shoulda been bumping pac from jump

[@ronaldhuey2619]

You never took the time to really see what he was about you probably just listen to whatever people said about him. Tupac was a special man

[@arkhamknight6371]

@@ronaldhuey2619 💯💯

[@FlymoufDiction]

He handled this surmountable amount of pressure like a TRUE KING

[@payparallel]

"It's a crime for that girl to turn that into a rape charge" - 2pac

[@joelramnarine]

That's why I wished he dissed her in his songs rather than lil kim she deserves it

[@truthfinder4973]

He was a full grown man with wisdom at a young age

[@4thecollectors]

I am now 40 looking back at this when he was 25 it's like he's light years ahead we don't have no more artists left like this

[@NavAK_86]

He was 23 here in 1994.

[@chanettaowens3451]

Yesss and no we don’t,I’m 40 to and I love Tupac ,he is and will always be my favorite rapper💙💙💙💙💙

[@maverickworld8192]

​@NavAK_86, everybody keeps saying he was 25 in this interview

[@PersonaPodcast]

22 years old, he was a baby, crazy how his mindset was so far ahead his time and age

[@igg3937]

Pac was an absolute force of nature.

[@lilcaps2387]

Yo 2Pac was a genius and extremely smart and i don’t care about what peoples opinion he the king of Rap .

[@boclips3459]

There is no way you can watch that and think he was guilty.

[@danielrand775]

It’s so crazy- you can nearly hear him rapping when just speaking. He was just so smooth exactly like when he was rapping. This man will never me forgotten! Best rapper ever- LEGEND!

[@terexdavis796]

Hell have no fury like women scorned. 2pac spoke truth to power. He was the voice of the voiceless. Damn I wish Pac was still alive. 😔

[@mkannan4511]

5:07..."Awawawawawa!!" 'Pac had his own sense of practical humour...lol..🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@AngelHoll-pr8fz]

Lol

[@afristories8120]

I find my self checking in to this interview atleast twice of each every year. RIP Legend. Year 2022 you still the best hiphop artist ever

[@kamokomitteesquadampo9743]

#LLPAC

[@MaryLou913]

Facts!

[@chrisgrave9216]

absolutly

[@hahandroo]

I am 41 and was a huge 2pac fan during his prime when I was 12yrs old to 15 years old. Even after he died he influenced my 20s so much.

[@mr.international23]

Same age as you bro and me too

[@tutliwyatii1741]

I'm a businessman because you find me at my places of business-Brother Pac

[@cynthiasolomon6383]

I love when he said That.Peace

[@mikecornett618]

20+ years old in front of a camera, conducting himself so articulate and fearlessly. Powerful

[@joeypersinger6352]

WHY DIDN'T WE PROTECT THIS MAN BETTER, AT ALL COST!!!!

[@tsuave1867]

I promise

[@dishinitoutcooking]

Because blacks don't love blacks.

[@alvinmendez1355]

Lol because he obly cared for the West Coast . Lmaoo nah I'm jk I know you meant cost .

[@joeypersinger6352]

@@alvinmendez1355 LOL SHIT BRO!!!! You got me in that one. I didn't even notice at first l ok l

[@Nig20091]

U DAMN right brother 😢

[@FredTengulassenoga-ko6zb]

Man ,he was genius the way he explained himself at that young age..

[@chupaaachup4552]

He was so natural. People are fake today.

[@cynthiasolomon6383]

And very Genuine, Smart young Brother.Peace

[@DTB1995]

I refuse to believe this man was 23 here

[@cynthiasolomon6383]

@@DTB1995 His Mindset was of a different Perspective of the Average 23yr old, his Environment including People who were Militants and Warriors who were not Afraid to fight the System by Any Means Necessary.Peace

[@jbtravis8233]

@@cynthiasolomon6383yup and was his parents was in the black panther movement

[@KanyeEast-sx1ii]

Yeah drake

[@kylerousseau9175]

As a Tupac fan , this is heartbreaking. This guy had his share of drama 😟

[@amandapadgett4564]

🎉

[@goreallaz3251]

If you cant talk about how you really feel, you can never be true to yourself, you can never be free.

[@rickywyrick3052]

this gave me chills...

[@igg3937]

Amen.

[@fhestevalhomies8108]

You’re right

[@gilfordmccormack8140]

Tupac was intelligent and brave

[@travishall4740]

Yes he was, a true alpha male, he would have made a tremendous role model for black boys and black men

[@cathflorence761]

And fearless❤

[@bankoletoluwani3480]

He will be forever missed. A True Legend..

[@tayleermugar]

His patience in this was fuckin powerful. Whew. To still articulate and be mad as hell is a super power.

[@David-lu5tl]

He is being interviewed/ interrogated by these journalist and he’s doing this alone with no representation !! PAC standing his ground 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 Much love out to Lady Campbell ❤

[@RoyDaDrumma]

Facts

[@DJspAce82]

Queensbridge. ❤️

[@abuban8865]

Please who is lady Campbell

[@DJspAce82]

@@abuban8865 She's the lady from Queens at the end of this video.

[@jonnysoto718]

As aggressive and outspoken pac was he was also highly intelligent and humble to fans. A guilty criminal wouldn't speak to reporters outside of a court room and get into specifics about an active case.

[@asee818]

How else is someone would defend themselves if they didn't speak up

[@Thuglife-uw4wx]

Real legend never die!!!!

[@gloriap214]

I feel so sorry for what Pac went through at such a young age. It is so clearly driven by racism, the threat of black people rising against the unfair treatment because of their colour. Pac was feared because he is charismatic, eloquent and can defend his corner like a leader in the making and authority feared his ability to influence and appeal to the educated. When Pac talked people listened…that’s epic to those who doesn’t want change!!

[@letsgobrandon7297]

@gloriap214: I can tell right now your wrong. 1st off this had nothing to do with race but did have to do with his fame. Secondly by your definition if u want to silence someone u keep giving him interviews? Lol. I 100% believe Tupac wasn’t lying and didn’t do that, not just cause he wasn’t like that but that would went against his principles. This is coming from someone u probably think is racist because the media tells u so.

[@friendlyfella123]

chill bot@@letsgobrandon7297

[@bernimoyovsi1933]

He was a very smart and intelligent young man with so many objectives. REST ON PAC

[@Benji-jj2bg]

@@letsgobrandon7297 the government wanted to silence tupac, not the media bud. This was 100% about race, if the races were switched this wouldnt have even gotten to court.

[@letsgobrandon7297]

@Benji-jj2bg: How can it be about race when Tupac had millions of white fans. I don’t think it was about race but rather what they thought he was saying.

[@adeona5202]

Tupac was everything.. Never a dull moment dead or alive..

[@michaellardner3638]

It's so easy to forget how young pac actually was especially during this interview,he was a kid but carried himself as one of the biggest men who ever lived

[@merlegardner3939]

I'm angry at the system.

[@billynade6099]

Same

[@ComaToast1]

The machine

[@erfolgsbegleiter149]

I live in Germany and yet his music helped me through hard times back then. I hardly listen to rap music anymore, but I have fond memories of how much I loved and still love Tupac's music.

[@carlcraft9237]

Also look how the crowd gathered, not making noise just listening..... amazing

[@Love-hx6nb]

😢 i believe him not because he can articulate what he said but because of the way he was saying you can tell he wanted to be heard and he wasn’t trying to hide from the camera and run to .He spoke and looked everyone in their eyes.hes one of the many artist i seen many videos were alot people wishing he was still here because he understood not only because he was a rapper ❤😢🙏🏻

[@blacksunangel636]

2pac always kept it real and wasn't afraid to voice is true feelings...rest in peace

[@MsBrit_]

I met and spoke with him this same day for half an hour. ♥ I'll cherish our conversation forever. He was so real, genuine, and himself! ♥

[@jarvasedundy1]

That's awesome 🎉❤ do you believe him?

[@TerrellRobertson-dt2ig]

Amazing

[@arnisobiang7466]

good evening ma'am, did you really meet him? Tupac Shakur 😃🤩!?

[@MsBrit_]

@@jarvasedundy1 Yes!

[@MsBrit_]

@@TerrellRobertson-dt2ig It was a dope experience! Surreal!

[@SweetPProductions]

dis man never dodge one question and he was sharp n quick with his responses. Thats how u know its the truth because u dont have to think about it. It just flows like water

[@docsdaname2000]

This footage is incredible.

[@GeminiJune0608]

I love every interview of this guy...gosh he was fearless and intelligent❤️👏👏👏

[@fadiwrx]

They did everything to silence him and for the better part he soldiered on like a true warrior. Through his music, Pac was inspirational to a lot of people and his lyrics hit hard and resonated with many. His music still lives on and will continue to

[@TerrellRobertson-dt2ig]

😳

[@surviver5738]

20+ years later, shit is more relevant than ever. Even before 30 seconds in.

[@Nzungu]

This guy was a different breed, he matured at a very young age.

[@ugwuchiagozie6799]

You could see through his innocence. RIP legend.

[@angelaburgess9105]

I can sit and listen to him talk all day...S.I.P. Tupac...Gone Too Soon 😥😇

[@titonjuguna6229]

So sad how they put him on the spot while they stayed away. But He stood for himself. 🔥 Love PAC

[@BluWaves]

Pac’s music got me thru a lot of tough times. A legend never dies. Wish I could’ve got the chance to meet you.

[@outlawtyx1668]

Tupac music took me a long way man R.i.p King

[@danielumukoro6379]

At this age he has so much leadership qualities, answering questions crowded with people holding cameras all over his face and most our leaders today are running away from questions like this. Intelligent and smart young man, bless your soul Tupac.

[@marcusthomas3491]

This interview gets me up when I’m down I miss you 😪 My favorite rapper dead or alive

[@maverickworld8192]

The fucking goat 🐐 homie. I've been a fan since the beginning. Thug life tatted on my chest. Makaveli tatted on my neck... outlaw on my arm, Tupac cross ✝️ on my back . A picture of Tupac at the cemetery praying in front of a cross ✝️ with no shirt on and wearing a bandana. Also, the Egyptian lady on my chest .

[@AngelHoll-pr8fz]

​@@maverickworld8192oh I miss him 😢

[@maverickworld8192]

@AngelHoll-pr8fz me too, brother. I love tupac shakur. Please stay blessed and stay tuned. I'll be dropping my tupac shakur episodes 💯 first. The episode drops this Saturday 🙏🏼 . thank you for commenting

[@jeremiahbanks3096]

They failed him, he wasn’t a rapist , he supported women, he grieved a lot for someone that early on.

[@wiremuhouia6000]

So sad you can see he’s drained but he’s standing his ground and is very clear to the people.. so powerful brother we all here’d you.. reporters just wana ask questions for a story and entertainment.. but PAC set them straight sad he had to be frustrated doing it.

[@paulmartinez3870]

This guy was not scared. Even as everyone gathered up.

[@craigmason8898]

Hi, I like your profile, and if you let me, I would make such an amazing mural out of it! If you don’t mind one of your posts could be my inspiring muse for an art project I’m working on for a client. You will get paid for it as well as a bonus and also get credits.

[@GMD29]

"My Biggest Crime Is Talking Loud" 💯🔥

[@Crooklon]

That man knew he could talk.

[@eleazarthomas2881]

My legend pac, I'm a Nigerian and most Nigerian youth's who where not even Born or grown-up during his reign love's pac and his music and all his good Legacy.

[@MrsSmith-cs7li]

One of the most intelligent men I ever heard speak. I truly miss him!!

[@iceblue7118]

your brain..smh

[@saturdayjosef2474]

All unborn babies will grow and recognise 2pac because legend never die

[@dameinmontgomery7623]

Honestly I don't think a rapper now could do this actual full court press and handle it so eloquently.

[@jerrynavarro9580]

And it's sad that things dont changed even in 1994 with the 2pac Shakur rape case . Society rather believes a woman that lies about being rape than the Truth! Even to this day men all over this country get accuse of wrongdoing everyday! Being accused at on time in my life I know how he feels. RIP 2pac Shakur (1971 >1996) 1 of the realest how ever touch the 🎤🎶

[@kofipapa2886]

You cannot turn an innocent man into a rapist. You can frame him to be one but you can't make him one if he is not. You gotta pay somehow.

[@rollinstonemoula9689]

Mike Irvin going thru it now😎✌✊

[@mizzjacksonxoxo]

IMO: This is his best interview. Parts of it have been sampled so many times over...☺😊💯💯

[@TheNadroj10]

Him talking to these people is an iconic moment. No other rapper,artist or public known figure would have the balls to blatantly defend themselves with a 100 cameras and reporters swarming them, praying for one slip up

[@dmark_23]

Just the fact he stopped to answer all these questions , Respect

[@sijifalore8252]

Such precise eloquence even with all the emotions and media pressure.

[@donaldmbah9194]

Pac's IQ was incredible!

[@cynthiasolomon6383]

Yes he was, he learned from the Best.Peace

[@KanyeEast-sx1ii]

​@@cynthiasolomon6383there's not one rapper that had the heart of that man

[@cynthiasolomon6383]

@@KanyeEast-sx1ii And as Knowledge of his Culture from that he comes from he Understood what most Young People/ Men don't.Peace

[@creoleboy911]

Classic moment in human history, if I had a time machine, I would go see this moment.

[@manman3792]

You would just got to “see” this moment? Well that moment is painful to Tupac , while you are saying you want to just be a spectator. Why not go back in this time and actually try to help pac

[@chrisbrady6687]

You really need a history lesson. Your comment is so depressing.

[@gloriap214]

I would go and fight his fight if I went back in time…I just settle on keeping his memory alive

[@FabrizioAnichini]

@manman3792 trust me, you don't want to change the course of the history no matter the reason.

[@creoleboy911]

@@FabrizioAnichini ok i believe you time traveler .

[@sid7911]

the woman at theend is a very rare and honest and insightful woman god bless her

[@lyntiashorter9988]

This is one of the Best interviews he has had Very well spoken Thank You❤️

[@johsonohedwards841]

I feel like fck the world!!!

[@the_curtains]

Clever and passionate, what could of been.. so sad..

[@mellyp3748]

I miss him so much. I wish he didn’t have to go through all this in his life. I wish he wasn’t killed, and his sprit tour turned that way before dying. I cry every time for him. He will always be so important to me.

[@bunzbrown]

Watching gave me chills... he is way head of his time.. so brilliant, smart . RIP 🙏 Pac

[@WorldWideEyesOpen]

2pac ahead of his time. Legend forever.

[@Ben_La_goulette]

He was highly profiled... He is handsome He was successful artist with values.. BLESS him .

[@denisebose1351]

it's amazing to me, the eye contact he kept with each reporter; his ear bent in the direction of each question so that he was clear when he spoke, his answer concise, to the point. Periodt! Everyone was in awe, look at their faces. Whew! He was indeed special.

[@AngelHoll-pr8fz]

😢pac was very special

[@44LCH]

Pac was able to articulate himself very well

[@inchristreality9380]

This man was a reader, readers are leaders in their generation.his eloquency proves that

[@dallasbagley]

I miss this man. World hasn't been the same since his absence, but he lives forever. A side from that, I 100% believe him. This was a man without a father, which amplified his love for women. RIP man. What a loss.

[@2pac.Karbu.OcéSann]

C'est en grandissant principalement avec sa mère, qu'il avait déteint un peu avec quelques airs et mimiques, entre ses 12 et 15 ans ! Par la suite ça a évolué !

[@tompanoname3579]

Eff it! He was too young to understand what's coming his way... R.I.P.

[@walkerstevent]

How was this man so articulate at 23 in this video - I couldn't tie my shoes well. I miss him as a human.

[@notyourbusiness4525]

😅😅😅

[@subigyaacharya10]

Most of us won't go through even 1% of what Tupac had gone through. Brother was truly a soldier, it still hurts till this date that he is no more with us but his legacy shall remain forever. Long live Pac, miss you❤

[@sandraward5564]

best interview of all times need more people like him really miss him Pac should have been protected at all costs period.

[@e-gazettenamechangeservice3865]

agree if pac would have been protected he would have been alive

[@JaeRocReacts]

i love how it ended with them showing that black woman defendin Pac’s name ✊🏾💯 it showed that even tho a Sista lied on him, he also had Sistas who believed in him & stood beside him

[@donaldb93]

💯 and the woman in the background yelling “keep your head up Tupac”

[@MarioCavett]

That wasn't a sista who lied on him that was an informant paid to lie. By white people..

[@HolaHello-nm2gs]

Let that be a lesson to show there's still good people in the world

[@TheNadroj10]

Shout out to that sista for seeing through the bullshit.

[@BrowniethaDawg]

That wouldn't happen in 2024. They would be bashing Pac and everybody on social media would be too. F***ing sad

[@sergioparreira4866]

"My biggest crime is talking loud." Against facts there's no arguments.

[@evolveintelligently]

Wow! The energy! The establishment was afraid of this man, and this is why!

[@michellewatkins9404]

Exactly!

[@oregoncountrygirl]

“My biggest crime is talking loud” and unfortunately it led to his demise. Rest with Jesus 🙏🏻