The Truth About Thug Life by Mutah Beale (Napoleon) of Tupac's Outlawz

[@j.g.195]

Much Love for Mutah for keeping it real. Giving back positive to the community.

[@lightmajor1]

He speaks very well. He never even tripped up on his words. Much respect Napolean

[@wiltshireislamic]

Very true. And the amazing thing about that is that talk was in the evening...I picked Napoleon up from Heathrow at around 10am, drove him 100 miles in the heat of the summer and then he gave that talk after a short nap at my house..all the while he was fasting (not eating or drinking from the sunrise, ie 5am that day) and broke his fast after the talk around 7pm. Despite that he remained focused, passionate and eloquent in his speech!

[@RichiePaidso]

God bless you Napoleon. We need more intelligent, articulate brothers like you out here. Much luck with all your future endeavours.

[@kNIGHTriderryder]

this brother is blessed he earned his education you should be glad to have him tell the truth to all of us.

[@osmanjahjahlarry5205]

wow...that was deep

[@demaramartinez4544]

real talk

[@Hyortee]

Good job buddy, proud of you!!

[@ghostlyagz]

This video desurves more views.. Mashallah

[@MondliHlatshwayo]

He is good!

[@xodiclover84]

Mexica Love for My Muslim Brother!!!! Tupac is Black Jesus!!!! Makaveli 9:96

[@mariodude345]

No disrespect but he seems to state their age (his and Kadafis) in 96 as being 17 when they were 19?

[@wiltshireislamic]

I think he knows better how old he was and if it is a mistake then so what? It can happen, I sometimes say I'm 38 when I'm 36...

[@wiltshireislamic]

2009

[@Christian900]

Was Kadafi 19 years old??

[@wiltshireislamic]

I guess so. Even Tupac was only 25 when he died which is hard to believe considering how much material he had already produced by then and the name he built for himself. It's only a shame he didn't use that energy and the blessings he was given for a good cause.

[@tpg35]

wiltshire islamic cultural centre a good cause? listen to his music tupac's music is positive

[@wiltshireislamic]

tpg35 Listen to Tupac's music? - I used to eat, sleep and breath it since 1994! lol. I don't know a bigger Tupac (former) fan than myself. Put it this way, he was my favourite rapper since Strictly and MATW. Along with AEOM and Killuminati they formed the soundtrack to my school years, way before it was 'cool' or before everybody even knew him. His unreleased material that came out just a few years ago, I had those in 1998...but we have to be honest, he lived by the gun and died by the gun and the fame and money brought his demise. M.O.B/Thug Life is not a positive message for our children to aspire to. Although I don't listen to him any more I still recognise though that he was and will be the greatest lyricist/rapper ever and still mourn his loss. He did also have a huge impact on social conscious rap, however for me now, as a responsible adult and a parent, the negatives far outweigh the positives. Wali (Admin)

[@AbdulRaheem-qr4tt]

wiltshire islamic cultural centre lool tell dem bro

[@star-seedindigoindigo8861]

tpg35 exactly.....

[@susannaviney3348]

i wish this guy would hav spoken somthing about tupac bein in cuba..or is he still alive because alot of people think his death was staged to get him out the country.