I think it's annoying how tupac is still heavily misunderstood to this day. I don't think the man was a gangster or trying to be a gangster lol, he was just a rebellious young man and didn't take crap off anyone, his family was black panthers, so that mentality and warrior spirit was embedded in him since childhood. Pac has way more uplifting songs and councios songs. Songs like so many tears, death around the corner, changes, hold ya head, blasphemy etc. He has way more deep songs than so called gangsta rap songs. It's a disrespect to his legacy to just label him a gangster rapper. That man was an amazing poet
@runelarsen8521Ай бұрын
We live in a stupid world. Deep ignorant minded people anywhere and everywhere. Pac was a soldier and a loyal guy.
@abrahambaker5085Ай бұрын
His fortune was made by gangster rap. I bought all his albums as a teen. It wasn’t because he was a social progressive. 😂
@ana11444hdАй бұрын
@@abrahambaker5085if you think all of his albums are gangster rap u don't listen 2 pac
@abrahambaker5085Ай бұрын
@@ana11444hd I didn’t say all. That was his allure.
@relaxationmeditation499Ай бұрын
He sold his soul to the devil and created a bad image for the black youth to follow. Stop lying to yourself because you like his music.
@JaeRocReactsАй бұрын
he was around his Mom a lot in his younger years. if you watch Afeni’s interviews, she uses her hands the same way. once he got around more male figures, he naturally developed the masculine nature. at 19, he was totally different from this interview at 17.
@610_antАй бұрын
exactly
@ejflores9141Ай бұрын
It can happen, I was raised my a mom, I never moved my hands like that. I can see how it can happen though, maybe we’ll never know the truth. Did he just get these traits from his mom, growing up watching her do it all the time, or was it all an act? He was always a bit goofy wasn’t he a background dancer in The Humpty Dance by Digital Underground
@datguy8460Ай бұрын
nah that aint an excuse. I was with and still am with my mom 95% of the time, am an introverted shut in, and barely get social interaction but the people I rarely do hang out with know I dont act or talk like a female or am as irrating as my mom. for someone who grew up in the 80s, its no excuse to say that pac couldn't have had male figures around because you had to have irl friends back then. I just simply think pac was lil ykyk and once he got in the industry, he had to portray the image of a thug to sell
@datguy8460Ай бұрын
@@ejflores9141nah bruhs an act lol. real fatherless dudes like us don't do shit like that because we actually had to step up and be men of the house
@JaeRocReactsАй бұрын
@@datguy8460 i appreciate your input ..but as you admitted yourself, you dont even go outside or interact with other humans. we dont know how you carry yourself in person.
@NightsreadxАй бұрын
Ridiculous. He was 17, in a calm setting talking to a woman. So because he wasn’t acting hard here and moving his hands suddenly pac is leaning towards the men? What a reach. What an unreasonable disgusting reach on a deceased straight man. He wasn’t an actual gangster but he was tough and held his own. This whole take is insane
@illmatic9096Ай бұрын
It's called code switching
@optimumpride7057Ай бұрын
Ohhhhh.. the wall is so high on this comment
@lateiro6845Ай бұрын
Facts
@TuneinMelodyАй бұрын
Yeah he was not only a kid here so it shows more but also he had a soft side to him especially towards women. He has this tone in songs like can u get away about a woman he cares for. But he also stood his ground, opened fire on corrupt cops that were harassing a black man when he tried to intervene and the cops started assaulting him. One story from his friend or body guard in a documentary i watched awhile back he was telling this story where someone in pacs neighborhood was telling people he was looking for Pac, pac got word of this and went to the dudes house by himself to confront him and knocked and asked the guy “ I heard you’re lookin for me?” The guy said he couldn’t be mad at Tupac anymore after that and respected that he was crazy enough to even come there by himself 😂 like the dude was not some pansy he’s just got a soft side and it’s showing more here where he’s talking to a woman and is a kid.. and the hand movement theory is so ridiculous it isn’t even worth talking about 😂
@dopeyrelaxingsounds8607Ай бұрын
@@TuneinMelody I know right. And the fact Stevie entertained this ish and claims he's a Hip Hop head... I understand the reasons as to why he'd entertain the idea, considering the obvious elephant in the room when it comes to the industry right now *cough*, and I understand his unbiased POV, AND I have no doubt he IS a Hip Hop head, but surely as a Hip Hop head you should know more about 2Pac than what he displays right here. I don't know what it is, and it could just be me, but I've always felt like he doesn't really mess with Nas and Pac (more Nas) as much as your typical Hip Hop head would. Maybe it's just preference, however, that's just one of my observations. You know if someone else made a video like this about Eminem, he'd shut it down immediately...
@TuneinMelodyАй бұрын
Performing arts school and certain hand movements makes someone 🏳️🌈? He was a teenager here and we’re gonna act like Tupac didn’t have a soft side too especially towards women. I saw both sides in his music and poetry because that’s just him. I’ve also seen him stand his ground, open fire on corrupt cops harassing a black man, confronting anyone who crossed him, he never backed down so sure he’s not an actual gangster but he wasn’t just talk with the things he said he was really about it stop reaching this is nuts
@stevenknuckles710Ай бұрын
Pac was all about the women that play the essential role in his life that crafted him into the man that he would be in the man that he was
@LoGKPENNYWISEАй бұрын
Facts bro but u don’t have to be around gang culture ur whole life to be gangsta once u affiliate urself with them and adapt to the culture the way it’s supposed to be ur gangsta case in point him stomping on a known crip on site him standing up for all races struggling in the hood and ghettos and goin against the government and courts is gangsta nd he will always be true motherfucker for that real OG in my eyes fam
@donnyfortino5579Ай бұрын
Yes… the answer is yes
@SageOfLimitlessHandsАй бұрын
@@donnyfortino5579No it doesn't.
@hueyfreeman6262Ай бұрын
@@donnyfortino5579 stereotypes
@JaeRocReactsАй бұрын
17 or 25, he acted the same. one was young, lighthearted & clearly Afeni influenced. the other is older, more alone, fell into a different lifestyle & naturally became more masculine. i dont think he was qay or fake, just wasnt afraid to show evolution in front of the world. he DIED young.
@isaidwhatisaid5369Ай бұрын
Bingo!!
@unklebruce2279Ай бұрын
To a Tea☕️ my boi
@KylemoseboaАй бұрын
Yeah suge just clapped that sassyness outta him
@Mk5RobАй бұрын
What a cope 😂 Pac was punk! I saw that clip years ago like in the early 2000s been known this for a minute....
@cryptokingz615Ай бұрын
he was an actor for the illuminati mate. get over it
@nikkig580Ай бұрын
Tupac is dead let that man rest in peace.
@gary1112Ай бұрын
I wish they would let him rest In peace
@Mk5RobАй бұрын
What are you talkin about? Bro been dead, like he knows all this shit is going on....
@rockstar2873Ай бұрын
i wonder if this steve guy would like people yapping about his father? Hmm i wonder! Spreading lies no need to share the vid he knew what he was doing. Meanwhile you said u were grieving weird behaviour! Cold spirited human. 🤢
@Mk5RobАй бұрын
@@rockstar2873 that's the dumbest comment I've ever heard. Pac is a punk, deal with it.
@michaellove9547Ай бұрын
Why do people say let the. Rest in peace? They are dead, duh They can't feel a thing. Now We wait chrizt to return. And that's when the dead Shall rise. And hudgenent will e born. Besides hell awIts pac as he was a fornication, Adulterer hated his neighbor, Drugs And much more as well as deny christ a week before his death a cording to Evander Holyfeild.
@davidfenner1278Ай бұрын
Don't disrespect 2 Pac like that.. put respect on his name..
@shaunrichards4821Ай бұрын
Nah bruh all these so called Legends ain't Legends quit taking up for people that you don't know nothing about
@rockstar2873Ай бұрын
@@shaunrichards4821 who are you? pac is an icon your name will never me known around the world. These new generation are weird losers. God bless you u will need it with that mindset. Lost.
@HippoHungry420Ай бұрын
@@shaunrichards4821Sorry you can't seem to find a real legend to look up to. Maybe one day you will ❤️
@brandontalley4288Ай бұрын
@@HippoHungry420pac is not someone u should look up 2
@shaunrichards4821Ай бұрын
@@rockstar2873 that's cause you gotta sell your ass to become known in this business 😂 no thanks and you won't be remembered at all either so quit riding Tupac
@TheRealSmazzАй бұрын
PAC didn't give Diddy the booty that's why he died
@amirhankhatsiev103529 күн бұрын
😂
@aaronaharonian651227 күн бұрын
We can’t be talking about a legend like 2Pac in this manner tho
@b.michelle2393Ай бұрын
I can’t judge his sexuality based off a clip from when he was 17 years old, but being apart of the industry I don’t put it past any of them. I will say he has always been highly intelligent.
@raczgreen6053Ай бұрын
Yeah I can't judge his sexuality based on this either...I remember my God mother was in Hollywood back in the day and she told me how wild it was and everyone was doing coke and eventually she was going to become bisexual so she got out of there and never looked back...🎬
@indigenoustruthx4828Ай бұрын
He still ain't the gangsta we thought he was
@EmmaBadOneАй бұрын
that's just hip hop being the scared little boy it is. hip hop is phobic of everything. Of course you can't judge sexuality of that clip because you have sense. hip hop has little.
@RagnarLoudpakАй бұрын
@@EmmaBadOneyou’re painting pretty broad strokes. “Hip-hop has little sense,” is a ridiculous thing to say, even if you think people in the genre are generally less tolerant or open to certain things. Insulting the intelligence of an entire genre is wild.
@EmmaBadOneАй бұрын
@@RagnarLoudpak and yet here we are. I take nothing back. My opinion has been formed over decades of being in and out of the culture of hip hop. From an observer to active participant and back to observer. I got out of the 'culture' in the 2000s.
@TheAlkebulanTrustАй бұрын
Well he Tupac was a FBI target for his links to Black Panther Party and Diddy was a FBI Informant. I've always said this
@RavenaDenverАй бұрын
Totally agree. Diddy and all these human trafficking rings (Epstein, Kelley, Ballard, Kutcher, Oprah) are run by the CIA and the real rich people. Tupac came from the wrong people. He had strong Black roots and connections, he came from the resistance. He had no chance in that arena of vampires and baby eaters. They can make him look anyway they want to. Look how they smeared Katt, Dave Chapelle, a bunch of them when they won't submit to their programming. If they chose you you either accept or you're destroyed, one way or the other.
@TS-zu4hvАй бұрын
You got it, how did she miss that part.
@c.o.s_dre888Ай бұрын
It really trips me out that really disregard everything 2pac went through…!.. those will harden an individual
@marytodd9170Ай бұрын
Yes !!! Truth!!
@CrackerBarrellKid5223 күн бұрын
Men hardened Tupac. Sissy.
@KM-nr6cbАй бұрын
There's a video of Lebron James partying at Diddy's house.
@Niniof5Ай бұрын
more than ONE
@stevieb274Ай бұрын
Who cares
@aubrie_morganАй бұрын
Shocker
@yodigak8810Ай бұрын
Keep the family away
@musclemary2227Ай бұрын
Like LeBron said... Ain't no party like a Diddy party.... not surprised
@chulito240Ай бұрын
Being from New York, I always get told to stop moving my hands when I speak. It's just a habit. As far as his persona, hew was softer and his music was deeper before getting shot. When he came out with All Eyez On Me his demeanor was extremely more aggressive. Nobody can predict how somebody is going to change after an attempt on their life. He decided to be more cold and aggressive in nature.
@HeatwavsАй бұрын
I dont think Tupac was a gangsta in the way of being the hardest dude in the room or being a gang member. I do think he was gangsta as someone who can hold his own in the street world which he showed. Not sure if he was acting, but the other people he encountered in his life were for sure gangsta and he held his own around them whether he got hurt in the end or not. Acting or not he clearly got involved
@isaidwhatisaid5369Ай бұрын
He was a MAN, end of story! Well said!
@datguy8460Ай бұрын
yk there's something called method acting lol. that's like saying heath ledger was actually the joker because he would constantly act as him offset. except in pacs situation, he HAD TO act like that all the time because that was his sole image. without it he wouldn't have sold
@kingado1149Ай бұрын
Niggas think you have to be a gangster to be a man or to stand on business smh, that shit is mad annoying, pac was simply a man that didn't take shit off no one, that's all.
@rockstar2873Ай бұрын
@@Heatwavs pac grew up with black panthers what do u mean you cant be a real pac fan. He was very tough he were t through alot riduculous takes.
@HeatwavsАй бұрын
@rockstar2873 of course he went through hardships, but as you see there's valid arguments against the "gangsta" aspect of his life. Tupac is a man from the hood who could hold his own. He wasnt a gang banger or a dude who tried to be more street then the next guy. Maybe not until death row. Either way I know he wasn't a gangsta in the thug way. He was gangsta in the fact he was around the street life and could handle his own
@TeeRenee7Ай бұрын
I didn’t see anything suspect in that video with 2Pac. He was just speaking a lot with his hands. Please don’t disrespect him like that.
@BakrisKillsАй бұрын
his hands were faggy
@vvs-alexАй бұрын
What are you blind? He was a fraud
@TS-zu4hvАй бұрын
Not at all
@henryhoover3953Ай бұрын
🌈
@TS-zu4hvАй бұрын
@@TeeRenee7 I actually new the young man .
@troymichaels6498Ай бұрын
pac just became more masculine and in tune with the streets. Tupac himself said he changed when he dropped out of school to take care of him mom who was on crack, and he started to befriend and hanging with the hustlers and thugs in the streets, they thought him the game, how to get women, how to fight etc. Pac was a simp before, and a mommy boy. When he moved to marin city and oakland is when he started to get out of his shell a bit more and hung around street dudes, started selling a bit of drugs here and there. To say pac is fake or just an actor is such a lazy take in my opinion, the man simply changed, yall act like people dont change or get influenced by their surroundings.
@youngcity4241Ай бұрын
A lot of people don’t do they research Pac never lied about his life in interviews it’s crazy how he still misunderstood all these years later
@optimumpride7057Ай бұрын
Or maybe he just hide his true self in the closet in order to survive the harsh world he currently live on that time? 😂
@TheSensationalOneАй бұрын
@@optimumpride7057 how is it hiding his true self when he admitted out of his own mouth that he was the completely opossite of the man that he became before he got famous? How about you watch a Pac interview and stop giggling acting like you know the man personally by watching short clips? If you watch the full interview that this guy was watching trying to degrade Pac,you would see that Pac himself said in that 17 year old interview that he learned alot from his mother and being in the streets. Stop taking things out context for the sake of trying to find a juicy story. We're in 2024,that's not cool anymore.
@TheSensationalOneАй бұрын
@@youngcity4241thank you. 2pac NEVER lied about his upbringing. Not one time. They watch 1 clip,take it out of context and act like they know the man and what he's about.
@trapboiike5500Ай бұрын
@@youngcity4241bro that’s exactly what I be saying
@theguyonthecouch42024Ай бұрын
Rest in peace Tupac Shakur
@MatthewC137Ай бұрын
lol
@vvs-alexАй бұрын
Lmao yes rest in peace to a fraud a liar and a actor who fooled you
@BoWakandaАй бұрын
Let's get something straight. If Tupac wasn't a real gangster he wouldn't have been able to be around real gangsters because the truth would have come out real gangsters know a fake mother f***** when they see one. So let's not act like the man is faking his the whole time. He is who he was. Also let's not act as if a man is soft as y'all call it can't be a killer.
@markin708729 күн бұрын
I think these mfs don't know what respect means
@My_Toy_SoldiersАй бұрын
I cant take her seriously after how far off base she was with Eminem
@amirhankhatsiev1035Ай бұрын
About what?
@imjustbarelygettingstarted7352Ай бұрын
Agree
@MatthewC137Ай бұрын
About what? She nailed it. Eminem is a complete tool and punk with TDS.
@jackinthebox3474Ай бұрын
About ............... Everything @@amirhankhatsiev1035
@BreezyJuarezАй бұрын
Eminem is the Goat, lyrically crazy nobody can put words together like him, straight skills ,, and all these top rap artists say the same things, that he’s top notch,, albums sales, billboard #1s 😂😂😂 anyone who says he’s not is just a cry baby hater lookin for attention off hate 😂😂😂
@brianhellm755Ай бұрын
My problem is he dead! Who cares. To say this about him not being able to defend these statements is weird to me. So nobody know what they would do or act like if they were shot and it was your friends or people you are close to.
@normie2716Ай бұрын
Yeah that's pretty much where I'm at. I don't like going at people who aren't around to defend themselves. Whatever the man did in his life outside of his art is none of my business anyway. He left an eternal legacy in music, inspired countless other artists and touched millions of people's hearts, so he should be remembered and revered for that. Otherwise, let the man RIP.
@relaxationmeditation499Ай бұрын
He influences people still.
@Mcordo_EMАй бұрын
What's ironic is Stevie is wearing a masculinist shirt meanwhile following Candace like a puppy dog.
@bradleyhamilton8237Ай бұрын
@@Mcordo_EM that’s because real men will listen to a women if they believe she is right…being masculine doesn’t mean you hate all women😂😂😂😂 you need to figure that part out as an adult
@Mcordo_EMАй бұрын
@bradleyhamilton8237 Keyword is "believe". Gotta do your own damn research, or you're just a sheep. Go back to school simp.
@MaxxroadАй бұрын
2Pac young AF and he's speaking to a woman. He's being smooth and showing no aggression.
@MatthewC137Ай бұрын
Sure 😂
@hi-vv3joАй бұрын
The aggression came when he and diddy closed the door
@BoWakandaАй бұрын
What bothers me is how we as black people don't have any trouble bringing each other down but let white people. They will never come together to say anything bad about a white man that has passed on who was very famous in their lifetime. We need to work on that.
@dwatt800426 күн бұрын
People saying “He was a kid, he was just 17.”…It’s not like he was 40 when he was killed. He died just 8 years after this. Do you know anybody that flamboyant as a senior in high school that somehow did a 180 like 3 years later? His entire “thug” persona was obviously an act. He was playing a role to make money. It’s that simple. It’s way more ridiculous to believe anything else at this point after all that’s came out about Hollywood. Believe me, I was blastin All Eyes On Me in high school too and it sucks to learn the truth but facts are facts.
@NorrisFoxxАй бұрын
Tupac actually discussed this in a 1994 MTV interview. He was raised by his single mother ("Any man raised by a woman is going to have some feminine characteristics.") but during his mid to late teens and on was exposed to more masculine traits while in the streets. "Because I was raised by a woman half my life and then thrown to the streets it's like I got the woman side, and then I got real rough manly values forced on me." Tupac used hand gestures when he spoke because his mother, Afeni Shakur, used hand gestures when she spoke (there are interviews where anyone can clearly see this). He still used hand gestures when he spoke up till last days, as can be seen in the behind-the-scenes footage of the "2 of America's Most Wanted" or "Made N*ggaz" music videos, or simply watch his interviews. Almost any questions anyone can ever have on 2pac was addressed in some way in his interviews.
@cadaver-dog-katАй бұрын
What about if this was just his cover story. I knew alot of guys raised by single mums and none were picking up their hand gestures. They all still had their own interests and hobbies outside of relationship with their mother, if fact the females raised by single mums (even feminine mums) were extremely tough and self reliant due to school and the need to be. If his that close to his mum that his starting to be like her it's probably another sign 😂 Btw I love pac don't think it really matters now since his dead (may have back then) but just had the cover story thought as I read your comment 😊 I'm now going to go find his MTV interview 😂
@rayanajennings2689Ай бұрын
Candice Owen was barely old enough to remember who Tupac was. She needs to work through her Stockholm syndrome before analyzing anybody else.
@jasonisjasondoesАй бұрын
Just like the OP didn't live through the GOATs rise, not his fault.
@bradleyhamilton8237Ай бұрын
You voted for democrats and talking about Stockholm syndrome😂😂😂 like the pot calling the kettle black
@andinetrbruce1213Ай бұрын
She isn't trying to understand and is not trying to give an accurate report. It is just another attempt at character assassination of Tupac. She is and has been a tool her entire career.
@lolly_golightlyАй бұрын
@@andinetrbruce1213that part. Can’t stand her.
@amirhankhatsiev103529 күн бұрын
Stockholm syndrome? She’s smarter than any of you lol
@sdot711712 күн бұрын
Michael Jai White said best. Pac changed his attitude after playing Bishop. He liked the love he got, so ended up playing a role of the rest of his life.
@RayBlack713Ай бұрын
Several attempts on that man’s life. This is a reach.
@MatthewC137Ай бұрын
BS. Open your GD eyes.
@illmatic9096Ай бұрын
Gangsta rap was made to destroy the black community, it started with NWA, Ice Cube was not a gangster at all lmao, dude grew up in a nice area and was a straight A student, studied architecture but rapped about doing gangster shit, promoting gun violence and domestic abuse to the community while he making money and living in a mansion, influencing the youth to do the violent things in their lyrics. You can say the only real one in NWA was Eazy E
@calistheticsАй бұрын
They didn't even call it gangster rap. They classified it as reality rap. It was the media that coined the term "gangster rap". Eazy E said this in an interview.
@jasonisjasondoesАй бұрын
Gangsta rap was in at the time, it created a lot of artists and everyone tried to make money from it, no conspiracy beyond that.
@EffortlessEffervescenceАй бұрын
@@calisthetics Its not reality tho. Its crime centered narrative there's much more to life than that. Gangster rap sold for the same reason love n hip Hop is popular. Ppl love to watch a train wreck
@calistheticsАй бұрын
@@EffortlessEffervescence it was reality tho. They rapped about their environment and the things they've seen and been through. Compton in the 80s and 90s was literally hell on earth. So the raps reflected that. It wasn't until after that record labels saw how profitable that subject matter was and took advantage. Once the media called it gangster rap is when shit started going down hill. It went from rappers speaking their reality to rappers glorifying that reality. Back then there was nothing glorifying about it. Back then rappers were like "hey it's hell and horrific where we are, listen to what we go through". Then later it became "hey this gang shit and killing each other is cool look at all the women and money I have." Complete difference.
@Michelle-n7fАй бұрын
@@calisthetics zoom out and look at the chess board.
@126JohnjАй бұрын
Pac was young when he was interviewed. Maybe he didn't have his v card? Pac never said he was a gangster, he aid he was a Thug.
@J-HueАй бұрын
Gangster, thug, same self-destructive mindset being pushed on the people.
@isaidwhatisaid5369Ай бұрын
Pac was a real cat, nuff said, end of story! The greatest of all time!
@PhantomOfThePsy-OperaАй бұрын
@@isaidwhatisaid5369yeah he was a real pussy cat
@JerryLouisPutItInYaMouthАй бұрын
@J-Hue but he wasnt a thug for no reason. Thug was used because thats what white ppl were calling black people so he flipped it and made thug mean "The Hate You Gave" as a response to systemic racism.
@lilyz2156Ай бұрын
Even thugs can be in a performing art school. Was he Tupac back then or still Lesane Crooks?
@TheVanDookieАй бұрын
You gotta stop this Stevie. This is non sense.
@ItzMajin1744Ай бұрын
Wrong! You gotta stamp watching and take this hate somewhere else.
@Mk5RobАй бұрын
Your username says it all😂 you a punk too....
@TheVanDookieАй бұрын
@@ItzMajin1744 wtf are you talkin about?! No hate bruh. I love this channel. Stevie is wrong on this one. Dumb ass.
@alabamabornball9957Ай бұрын
Candace is reaching
@relaxationmeditation499Ай бұрын
No. You're living in denial because you like his music. False idols.
@Godscelebrity10Ай бұрын
💯
@MatthewC137Ай бұрын
Yeah reaching the truth.
@youngsoldiermanАй бұрын
@@relaxationmeditation499he probably wanted to be like him😂
@ajayhenderson8898Ай бұрын
@@relaxationmeditation499 Akil the Mc Tupac is here everything she says is true
@donzibee6709Ай бұрын
Pac was 16 years old in that clip. Yall need to stop!
@MatthewC137Ай бұрын
You're in denial. People don't change much after 7. I'm 51 and was the same guy at 15 minus some knowledge.
@MisterChildishАй бұрын
@MatthewC137 Yes, they do; 7 years is a long time. I changed a lot since I was 17. That's ignorant to think like that.
@MatthewC137Ай бұрын
@@MisterChildish I know you're mister childish but you need to do some homework. You are who are by the time you're 7. Twinkle pac was an actor, all mug life zero thug life.
@mboutalikazou7963Ай бұрын
So ?!
@Python-xs2ivАй бұрын
@@MatthewC137He shot 2 cops in defense of a fellow black man. You're only talking shit because he's dead and can't defend himself.
@powerdynamics4lifeАй бұрын
We all know that 2Pac was 1000% s soldier. So many who knew Pac said he had a lot of respect for women and stood up for them. He always said how much he loved women and the Black community. It’s been said that he would fight anybody who challenged his manhood. In this interview, he was still in high school and hadn’t been harden by the streets and his mother’s addiction. Being from California Back in the 80s and 90s, you were fully submerged into code switching when it came to polite proper and straight gangster street ninja. Both can reside within the same person. I’m from Cali and people are always shocked when I go from speaking proper to aggressive compound cuss words. But it’s only when you take me there. So don’t start none-won’t be none. RIP 2Pac.🙏🏾❤️
@ka9202Ай бұрын
I'm not the biggest Pac fan, but even I know that video was him at 14. For that reason, I think Candace's take on it is wholly irresponsible for judging the sexuality of A MINORRRRRRR.
@terencebarnes7393Ай бұрын
Yea shyt crazy she don’t know what she talking about. She talking like he met the industry people at that time. He was actually homeless during this interview in Baltimore. His personality starts changing around this time because his mom was literally on drugs at this point.
@MatthewC137Ай бұрын
A legal minor is not the same as an actual minor. Get a clue. Every friend of mine was more masculine at 7 than pac was in that clip.
@EffortlessEffervescenceАй бұрын
He was a senior in Highschool here
@frankticasdroppinknowledge2363Ай бұрын
You've had some strange takes lately. Criticized the beat on "Watch The Party Die" yet didn't say a damn thing about Daylyt and J Cole's beat choice for "A Plate Of Collard Greens". Now you're watching a video interview of a young Tupac while in performance art school, having been raised exclusively by his mother, and you doubt his manhood? You have a deep rooted disdain for anything you perceive as feminine, which speaks more about your own insecurities than anything else.
@mahoutsuguy863Ай бұрын
Finally someone says it
@rockstar2873Ай бұрын
@@frankticasdroppinknowledge2363 right he is odd
@charlespatterson9138Ай бұрын
Yall crazy stevie aint insacure about that sht let me Guess his gorgeous wife and beautiful children are just a coverup of his insecurities? Yall trippin just cuz he aint thinking what ur thinking about the music and he sees the fruityness in people dont mean hes insecure cmon maine (best boosie voice)
@yungslic5363Ай бұрын
@charlespatterson9138 it's all good dude was always more of a biggie fan than a Pac fan so posting shit like this to shit on Pac is normal for him
@rockstar2873Ай бұрын
@@yungslic5363 well Biggy rhymes were suspect he talked about f’ing Ru Paul so boyyyyyy! He was best friends with MR C a known homosexual!!! so he can go and play tapes of that leave Pac alone!
@glendaalgarin5120Ай бұрын
He’s definitely auditioning for a part it’s so animated you can tell.
@carmelhood8982Ай бұрын
You deserve way more views!
@kristopherjensen1458Ай бұрын
Pac didn't even start out as a gangster rapper... he was more of a conscious rapper until he met Suge. Check the discography... Starting out as a Dancer for Digital Underground. Followed by his introduction into the rap world, then his first solo album, Brenda's got a baby. And that is just his fully followed discography. His initial first album was more militant in style, considering his mother and father were members of the Black Panthers, simply titled: The Beginnings, it contained several tracks that spoke of black empowerment, and was halted due to the lack of permission from his estate to release the tracks. However, it was not really until he went full Death Row that his albums really changed. If anything, the change had more to do with his ties to Suge than it was being placed as a plant in the music industry. Candace is way off...
@UKanMusicАй бұрын
Pretty sure he shot those two off-duty cops before he signed for Suge. Pac was wild by nature.
@dmachustle8115Ай бұрын
Actually on the black watch interview he did in 93,he literally said he got his game from Oakland,plus artists and actors that knew pac said he was crazy and wild which is facts.He shot two off duty cops whose guns were dirty which result in the case on being dismissed.
@uncouthliyouth4486Ай бұрын
Pac a fruitpop. Biggie yoked him up by the neck during the beef he said “I’m just trying to make some money, all buisness” like khabib saying “let’s talk now” to Connor.
@dmachustle8115Ай бұрын
@@uncouthliyouth4486 biggie was getting punked by Diddy.He own biggies contract and to Puffy advantage used biggie as not only his puppet but his personal insurance policy safety net.Why you think Puffy never wanted Biggie to leave Bad Boy?Cause he knew biggie would reach success without him.The same Puff that took Biggie to LA,knowing he shouldn’t be there in the first place,and not to mention,doing that long kiss goodnight freestyle,he received a lot of death threats,he couldn’t escape no matter how much he wanted to.
@uncouthliyouth4486Ай бұрын
@@dmachustle8115 I’m not denying that. Puff is a shyster. Got them both killed. I’ll take the guy who stood for NY though… not the guy who’s original name was “MC NY” then moved the fuck away from here to diss us.
@spensenoblesАй бұрын
Raised by his mom and in school for performing arts/drama--two factors that could show why he acted more perfomatively as a teenager, which he was in the video.
@davidfortuin4146Ай бұрын
Candice stop it, you're reaching with this one sis.
@jasondawson92Ай бұрын
Yea like she knows Brenda’s got a baby or keep your head up dear mama he also had movies he acted in she is clueless
@davidfortuin4146Ай бұрын
@jasondawson92 And regarding his sexual orientation, Pac dated high-profile baddies and IT girls, and none of them to date had said anything suspect about his bedroom exploits. Candice missed the mark on this one.
@lanceludwig5349Ай бұрын
@@davidfortuin4146oh you watched him affirm his love for them in the bedroom? Or do people not date for status literally almost all the time lmao
@PapeySapoteАй бұрын
@@davidfortuin4146it’s not out of the ordinary for people in the closet to date to date the opposite sex.
@davidfortuin4146Ай бұрын
@lanceludwig5349 yes and your mama too.
@KuolNationАй бұрын
That’s 17 year old raise by a woman a lot before he met the world of men . What did you expect from him?
@majorhurricane3712Ай бұрын
I love tupacs music hes my favorite rapper of all time, but alot of yall are full of 💩 saying he doesnt look sus in this. If this was any random person yall never seen before yall wouldnt be saying that. Just goes to show how blinded people can be by "celebrities" they idolize
@stackolee4480Ай бұрын
Stevie I watched 2 of your vids and subscribed.. thanks for your work
@jeroldrojas671Ай бұрын
didn't Eminem make a joke of saying that diddy was the one who put a hit that got Tupac kill.
@jeroldrojas671Ай бұрын
@Stevieknight398 i mean we can. He made the comment at the end of his diss song killshot.
@cloraformsgood5340Ай бұрын
I know loads of blokes raised by their Mum's and none of them look or sound like PAC did in that video. All those saying PAC was like that cos he was raised by his Mum are full of it.
@Fluer-de-LisАй бұрын
Until Candace can grow her hair past her shoulders and stop using relaxers, I will continue to believe my view of pac
@revertedrf978Ай бұрын
lol you can literally see her hair stays trimmed, she doesn't want it longer.
@PapeySapoteАй бұрын
What an argument. 🎉
@ItzMajin1744Ай бұрын
*confirms truth by length of hair. 😂
@DontrollingАй бұрын
She cuts her hair…
@dwatt800426 күн бұрын
You sure showed her!
@TheVanDookieАй бұрын
This is bullshit. He was acting like that because of who here was talking to.
@sufi8903Ай бұрын
🤭 ohk
@MatthewC137Ай бұрын
You're just weak. Face reality for your own good.
@hi-vv3joАй бұрын
Then he was acting like a thug when he wanted to get plugged like a bug in a rug
@PaleZeusАй бұрын
#Makaveli #rapgod🔱🐐🔱 I don't care what Pac orientation was, I'm a grown man!
@srousell82Ай бұрын
Tupac was an actor and a poet the industry made him a gangster.
@joelayton6135Ай бұрын
I like a lot of what Candace has to say but her vendetta against rap is deranged. She HATES IT. With her whole heart. It's kind of pathetic.
@Niniof5Ай бұрын
she doesn't HATE it she is trying to show you sleepers/deniers the TRUTH and that is what YOU HATE...🙄🙄🙄
@BluEx22329Ай бұрын
She loved the 2022 dre superbowl
@GiasJuliiАй бұрын
@@BluEx22329that was real entertainment unlike most current rap.
@aubrie_morganАй бұрын
Rightfully so
@marlondavis9450Ай бұрын
@@Niniof5 to obvious hip hop heads who know more about hip hop than she does she’s a super clown. She’s just like Alex Jones, her credibility is in the garbage.
@BraceDevilleАй бұрын
Man, I can't make that shit makes sense but with all this craziness happening. I can't rule it out.
@davidlangley09Ай бұрын
STEVIE, please tread lightly when discussing Pac because trolling is beneath you, brother. Pac is the most beloved rapper of all time and also the greatest rapper of all time, the GOAT!! If anything, he should be honored. Stop trolling.
@MatthewC137Ай бұрын
Stevie is doing the right and RIGHTEOUS thing. You need to learn to value the truth.
@ericyoung3981Ай бұрын
Who you are or who you become is what resonates inside you at a young person. Then you grow into that mold later.
@marlondavis9450Ай бұрын
Judging by her husband Candace’s gaydar is way off & she knows nothing about hip hop so obviously her opinion is worthless.
@seyioyetadeАй бұрын
But Ur opinion is not worthless? 😂😂😂
@imme8064Ай бұрын
@@seyioyetadeok but @marlondavis9450 has a great point if you look at her husband I would be inclined to question her opinion!!
@marlondavis9450Ай бұрын
@@seyioyetade your* & no
@seyioyetadeАй бұрын
@@marlondavis9450 I know, my opinion is worthless but so is yours too, so stfu
@PapeySapoteАй бұрын
It’s spot on here, very feminine mannerisms.
@cienPercent.transparencia.Ай бұрын
No one has the right to judge someone else.
@SevenSamsara-SevenАй бұрын
He was 17 and homeless at the time, I believe his teacher, I can't remember her name, gave him a room to stay in. She is the person filming and interviewing him. The interview predominantly was about his black panther roots. You should all watch the whole thing, you really see how intelligent he was at 17! He'd already read the art of war, most of the works of Shakespeare, if not all of them, most of the classics, psychology, etc. Exceptionally intelligent. He described himself as an actor in the clip, because he was studying acting at the school he was at. Also, the hand movements, he'd just quit his job, was no doubt angry, and didn't want to push that anger onto his host and make her feel uncomfortable. Context is everything.
@kae1839Ай бұрын
dude, you watch candace owens...i can't take you serious anymore.
@dwatt800426 күн бұрын
Why because he’s man enough to listen to truth? I guess you just follow the crowd and never think for yourself. Good luck with that.
@kae183926 күн бұрын
@@dwatt8004 candace owens the truth? Lmao shut the fuck up.
@KayyyT8888Ай бұрын
The body language on that 2Pac clip👀💀
@grantrmooreАй бұрын
We know LeBron was partaking in Diddy parties.. Was he staying after 2PM? That's the question
@grantosАй бұрын
Using snapshots of Tupac out of context to tell a narrative. That's why Candace can't be a person I respect. Pac was in performing art school during that first interview, you think he wasn’t influenced by his environment? Same as he was after. Dude was 25 when he died. Does everyone figure it out by then?
@coolcuttaАй бұрын
I'm disappointed in you bruh.... It's crazy how we entertain any and everything... All your sources in the video are terrible.
@MatthewC137Ай бұрын
The truth is obvious but you refuse to see. That's WEAK.
@EffortlessEffervescenceАй бұрын
Its literally a video of dude acting girly 😂
@coolcuttaАй бұрын
@@MatthewC137 all sources were trash and either already proven false or opinionated. Candace is what she is. A 17 yr old kid excited to tell his story at the time on camera... Candace will reek what she sowing with that with her kids
@manosanastasiou4405Ай бұрын
😂 1 of the best vids his done ✔️ now u just gota turn against eminem n fif
@Python-xs2ivАй бұрын
@@EffortlessEffervescenceWhat do you even consider girly? What is this? The 50s? Try to understand that times change
@YABSGlobelАй бұрын
Everyone thinks this case or/issue is just between musicians… 🤦🏽🤦🏽🤦🏽 it’s not… it’s larger than you can believe… yes bc you won’t believe it, until it hits you like a truck filled with baby oil…now everyone’s slipping… 🤦🏽💀
@ak-jxrdy-7Ай бұрын
Lmfaooo.
@knightingirlАй бұрын
😂😂😂
@waynepowers7213Ай бұрын
Bro you hilarious how naive you are 😂😂😂 who playing the super bowl this year ??? Hand picked by who??? 🤔🤔🤔 People so easy to fool 😂😂😂
@MatthewC137Ай бұрын
Are you 12 because you clearly have a lot to learn about the world.
@MJR44444Ай бұрын
I would never admit to quitting a job during a business’ rush hour? He just told interviewer he is hot headed, arrogant & unreliable but he still has the most amazing eyes ever:) ❤
@ragthorn6757Ай бұрын
Imagine the bigger names that be in these secret vids Diddy recorded. E.g politicians, lawyers, etc etc etc.
@jeannie341Ай бұрын
Great show! I would love to hear more about the "so-called conspiracy" on Gangster Rap. Please, do the research and get a video out!
@Nahom_ArchitectsАй бұрын
He was kid on the first video!
@amoneybags11vernon78Ай бұрын
Exactly
@acid1225Ай бұрын
Nah if you would see another kid the same age talking like that, you would be saying hes zesty af.
@HOOONIERАй бұрын
20s is nit kids age
@Nahom_ArchitectsАй бұрын
@@HOOONIER wasn't he 17 when the video was taken?
@Nahom_ArchitectsАй бұрын
@@acid1225 I am not gonna lie, it looks bad but, we need evidence before we conclude.
@jayizzettАй бұрын
PAC was a character that was created… we got hustled
@rquiles4881Ай бұрын
In the 1 video he was just a kid stop the reach candace and stevie why belive this crap
@timmorin69Ай бұрын
He's not saying he believes it, he's saying it could be a possibility. With all the lies that have been exposed, in the entertainment industry, in the main stream news, in politics. Anything is possible. Look how many celebs have turned out to be the complete and polar opposite of the persona they portray or put out there over the years. People we all thought were great people have been exposed to be not so great after all. The news we all believed and trusted growing up turned out to be bought and paid for propaganda pushing liars. At this point anything is possible about anyone. Nothing seems to be as it seems anymore.
@IsabiryePaulCollinsАй бұрын
I always take No life Shaq over Stevie Knight
@rockstar2873Ай бұрын
@@IsabiryePaulCollins 💯
@Nafro_musicАй бұрын
You reaching bro, it’s pathetic
@InkedMisfitАй бұрын
Hip hop started with positivity and had messages and it changed metaphorically over night.
@YABSGlobelАй бұрын
2:28 ngl pac that’s zesty ash, 😂😂 but that’s probably just bc he was raised by his mom, and he took on some of her hand Gestures as he grew up… not 100% proof of homosexuality, but I wouldn’t put it past him… this industry is unpredictable sometimes 😂😂🤷🏾♂️
@esaisrodriguez399Ай бұрын
All the old school rappers that acted super tough were just that. Actors
@KickinthescienceАй бұрын
@@esaisrodriguez399 50 Cent an actor?
@kingado1149Ай бұрын
I agree, the man was raised by women, tupac himself said once he started hanging with the thugsand drug dealers in marin city and oakland is were he started to get out of his shell and be more masculine, he never had a male figure in his life, Those hustlers and thugs were his influences
@esaisrodriguez399Ай бұрын
@@Kickinthescience bruh he literally has a movie about “his life” what kind of question is that
@esaisrodriguez399Ай бұрын
@@Kickinthescience ice cube ice t eminem all literally actors
@mykillmaticАй бұрын
I definitely believe the conspiracy that Krayzie Bone talks about. The highers ups and private prison owners pushed Gangsta rap heavy. Before Gangsta rap it mostly was political and conscious rap.
@ammarhazimaljanabi3618Ай бұрын
Ain’t no party like a daddy party -ghandi
@puncho8799Ай бұрын
LeBron said that! 🤷🏽♂️
@RagnarLoudpakАй бұрын
Ghandi was on Diddy timing too
@Scoundrel313Ай бұрын
Homosexuality is in direct correlation with not honoring God as the creator.. pretty sure its in romans or Hebrews
@necholewtnАй бұрын
NOPE! Look for other early footage of PAC and he did not talk like that. If he was not acting in that scene then he was code switching for whoever is behind the camera. That's the only video like that. And they are questioning the validity of the Kim Porter's book.
@notagain2806Ай бұрын
Watch the whole video. This clip is only a tiny section. Pac doesn't talk/act so feminine anywhere else in it. He's a 17 yo teen talking about girls and complaining about how hard teens had it back then, mainly because they were inheriting a "ruined planet." Typical teenager stuff that every generation complains about, which is why it's called teen angst. And for those complaining in the comments about Stevie, give the man some grace. He's going through a tough time with family problems. We all take our turn and handle things differently. Stay blessed❤
@tryingtochangemyways5074Ай бұрын
There is no party like a Diddy party-Lebron
@puncho8799Ай бұрын
Right!! 💯
@romeusdracul9531Ай бұрын
Tupac was the strongest man in Hip-Hop. Bravest, Smartest, worked HARDER than anyone, most talented (music, film, modeling, etc) He was the LAST Leader in Hip-Hop.
@jasonisjasondoesАй бұрын
Are you kidding? He was just a kid in that interview, plus he got shot up. Two different personalities. Gtfo
@ValentineTV55Ай бұрын
I have the book even though they said it was fake and pulled it down, I'm keeping mine because the author got pissed and said he was going to leak the audio so I don't know, I love your commentary Stevie Knight
@KnowledgeNation-vj2jkАй бұрын
Been telling people for awhile that Tupac always seemed like an act and try hard to me. And i saw feminine tendencies from him. Honestly the only real rapper ik is DMX everyone else is questionable fr
@manosanastasiou4405Ай бұрын
Ain't know way you gona stop ma flow by dmx came into my head after reading this lol😂 pac has like 7 great songs non chart but all hevily reliant on beats
@Littlemiss90Ай бұрын
Man that legend is gone please show some respect and leave him rest. 🕊️
@k-Dub591Ай бұрын
Candace was definitely on to something, Pac was acting throughout his entire career. He never was a thug, it looks like he just ran with it to fit in
@istina.dorozheАй бұрын
No straight dude ever has that hand movement
@jasondawson92Ай бұрын
When I see that Tupac interview all I see is a black man explaining his self at an interview and he doesn’t speak broken language he’s highly intelligent he’s not wearing lipstick and eye liner that’s just Tupac in the 80s as a teenager nuthing serious
@h-town-Ай бұрын
The fact that he said when dude told him he couldn't quit it made him hyper does say a lot
@dymenchunsАй бұрын
Bro, stop talking shit on 2pac.. imagine getting shot, robbed and put in jail and tell me how you going to change and speak after. This is a bullshit episode..
@jennyjac1122Ай бұрын
AGREE!!!!!
@pedroibarra5107Ай бұрын
Tupac wasn’t a gangster, but he had heart. He’s the only rapper I know who was willing to shoot two off-duty dirty cops for abusing their power.
@Phantomiam18 күн бұрын
Definitely a Soldier
@Aries_AlphaАй бұрын
Nonsense, I'm more manly now than I was when I was 17. She's is getting more and more desperate for headlines.
@MatthewC137Ай бұрын
Cope.
@kronikpillowАй бұрын
it's gonna turn out in the end that 2Pac and Biggie beef, was nothing but a love affair beef xD
@edwardhoskins5569Ай бұрын
I can't PAC no I just can't
@ericyoung3981Ай бұрын
Tupac had tons of bisexual women in the porn industry say he was strictly into women. And they were around him in his wildest moments. Plus the video is of a boy. Not a man from back in the 80's. If you go back to look at any footage from further back it's easy to say the whole era back then dressed or acted less masculine than we'd expect.
@Jsina89Ай бұрын
Diddy is going to take the whole of hip Hop down with him, just like what happened with 90s ska music, no one is going to want to touch it
@rockstar2873Ай бұрын
total rubbish shame on you steve wow!!
@rockstar2873Ай бұрын
@Stevieknight398 no thanks i will not be watching ur channel anymore! No respect for tupac anything for views!! 🥴😴
@yaninis-qw9enАй бұрын
Bye bye @@rockstar2873
@hi-vv3joАй бұрын
@@rockstar2873he's reacting to a video you poptart
@Maverick-lk4ckАй бұрын
Yo I am a true Hip Hop head 44 yrs old ,I've been sayin this shit since late 90s,there's an interview of Kurrupt saying the same shit on Pac.....he got the role for Juice and he never left that Bishop role.......there was no thug life tats on him then ,there's NO ARRESTS O. PAC till after the movie at 21 for beating in a woman........he lived the camera and he played a role ,all his young videos is him trying to be an actor in drama
@jasondawson92Ай бұрын
Tupac never made gangsta music until he got shot & went to jail when things went left he went to deathrow and that when it changed from there
@arvinm6540Ай бұрын
Listen to his first 4 albums (thug life included) and notice how wrong you are.
@jonathanrios6187Ай бұрын
This woman needs to check her facts. She saw the interview and just took a perspective and went on it.
@jonathanrios6187Ай бұрын
Then if she goes to his story… the streets taught him to be thug. When he moved from Baltimore to LA that shit hurt. He was studying arts. That change him.
@kathrynaracsy3332Ай бұрын
Well that paragraph about Pac clearly stated that PAC wasn't on that type of shit that's why things popped off. Stop spreading lies about a young man who's not here to defend himself...+ I'm interested to know why does the black culture constantly tear down each other its heartbreaking to hear & see..
@glink7398Ай бұрын
Remember Eazy E exposing Dre
@alonzoftbАй бұрын
someone needs to tell her to stick to politics. every time i've heaard her speak on hip hop/rap it has been cringe and stupid
@kennethfoskitt2565Ай бұрын
This goes back to the story about private prisons and hip hop
@JohnoBrennan-kr6egАй бұрын
I think he only acted like that around white people tbh in the early years to get the foot in the door of movies,, he was an actor after all maybe switching up characters gets you places.
@sufi8903Ай бұрын
Or maybe he acted hard, he was an actor after all...from ballet and poetry to playing thuggish, switching up...
@themoviefellasАй бұрын
@@sufi8903 he was really "acting" hard when he shot 2 off duty cops who were harassing a black dude. Really good "acting" there