Tupac Shakur (2Pac) Interviewed by Host Tanya Hart in 1992, Full interview (RARE)

[@TheEnlightenedRebel]

Can we acknowledge how articulate, insightful and deep he was as a 20 year old!!

[@torronbrown4107]

21 this was 1992 he was 20 in 1991

[@timandreenewkirk]

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[@jasmineanderson8247]

Tomato tomato

[@Ningbovienne]

how dumb u r and thx for showing the world@@torronbrown4107

[@Alexandria.Washington]

@@torronbrown4107This was February 2, 1992. Tupac was born June 16, 1971, therefore he was only 20 years old.

[@kimmieb4706]

The older I get the more I appreciate Tupac

[@ChunKyCupCakez]

me too and i just cry so hard because all he wanted was change

[@cosmosgeoman]

His words are like a living spring. It refreshes every second forever.

[@Notorious2PacOG]

Tupac was a beautiful person. He deserved better.

[@timhoward5]

To bad he met the devil in death row records.

[@rasungod7257]

He should've got involved in a street beef between the Southside Crips and the Mob Pirus. Beating up that Southside Crip Orlando Anderson A.K.A. Baby Lane was where 2Pac went wrong.

[@adritv8666]

@@rasungod7257keffe d shot pac . Orlando was A father of 5 he tooo his babymomma , his 2 daughters and 1 son to disneyland . Orlando had charges for murder already . Orlando p was in the Car that killed pac but keffe shot Tupac

[@adritv8666]

@@rasungod7257Tupac beat up Orlando because of a death row chain

[@brunofurtado5010]

@@adritv8666 it was a set up

[@nata6835]

Just 20 yrs old..very mature.. well spoken young man. RIP Pac.

[@pigramgregory2]

20 years old when Tupac Shakur did this legendary interview 1971 - 1996. RIP 🙏 😇 RIP To The GOAT

[@livcotube6612]

He was gifted to speak very clearly and crazy how much wisdom he soaked up in his short life. I wish youtube was back then so he could get his wisdom out.

[@donthateinnovate1239]

She knew he was special

[@OyaWilson-ew2co]

He is legend

[@ghosttheillest]

One thing I've noticed about Pac is that, in interviews where he is challenged, he never gets defensive.

[@duckbanks2195]

He always looked at things introspectively. The good and the bad he took it all in stride, striving to learn from each experience. He wasnt afraid to acknowledge his imperfections/shortcomings. To him it was all apart of his testimony to people; like if a nxgga like me can make it out all of this you can make it where you are. So he always looked forward to challenges, he saw them as opportunities to grow.

[@JM_HUh]

He had excellent conversational skills 💯

[@motivationswithdeborah]

So spot on.

[@OpieRed1]

He was a real man. He didnt let things bother him, HE chose his reactions, he never let anyone control his emotions.

[@mizuko6132]

This dude was calling out other black celebrities on their bullshit. You would never see anyone do that today.

[@Laura-sg6ss]

Akala does.

[@j04370859]

Kanye West.

[@mufasa1794]

Nicki minaj

[@diegodonjuan]

​@@mufasa1794not to diss Nikki, but she's definitely not RBG.

[@djflyjimxjimmydejesus303]

@50cent

[@j04370859]

Imagine how much it hurt for him to defend black women, and then a black woman accuses him of rape. Too many people Pac helped and loved in the beginning, ended up betraying him and trying to kill him. He didn't expect this from his own people. You can't blame him for how much he changed after getting shot.

[@suras8984]

He surrounded himself by thugs. Nothing good can come from that. I had a relative who became friends with a stripper. Just by being friends with her so many bad things happened in her life, Including a robbery from the girls boyfriend. You cant hang around sleezy people and not get burned.

[@dfjr1990]

@@suras8984 true, but if you understand how this dude came up, it’s not like he consciously chose these people

[@josephclayton2225]

​@suras8984 but how do u know these people are thugs?

[@j04370859]

@@josephclayton2225 People like Haitan Jack, which Biggie and Mike Tyson warned him about.

[@josephclayton2225]

@@j04370859 he was around them for a movie role

[@alessandroambrosini2265]

Tupac's legacy was meant to be, he had everything against him but he still was able to raise

[@kme321]

I love Tupac Shakur, he was so well spoken and very intelligent. His poems were also great, I wish he was still alive. His storytelling ability was remarkable and powerful! She was a great host, I find her charming

[@albertkabongaj8951]

Pac was too real for this world.

[@JustbeingCed]

Way too real.

[@c_lo01]

Why you think they killed him and biggie. This wasnt "rap beef". Their messages were a problem to the "establishment".

[@albertkabongaj8951]

@@c_lo01 you absolutely right buddy

[@BigHeadLuhBoy]

​@c_lo01 na biggie talked about fckn kids and throwing them off bridges and laid with a tranny in his warning video tfoh acting like he was the type to have a "message". Lol Pac was for the people. Big was for the streets thats it.

[@adeolaadejumo402]

Pac was ahead of his time. The way the interviewer was looking at him was so cool. I'm sure she fell for Pac charisma and intelligence

[@uriyahyaakov5774]

Maybe it was just me but yeah it was definitely a good bit of flirting taking place during that video. She got her some young meat that night.

[@Cmtb2472]

Absolutely ahead of his time. He was to many people a hero because he wasn’t afraid to speak out about what many were going through as being a black person in America. He gave us hope, he gave us a chance to be heard. I remember earlier when Brenda’s got a baby came out. He came to my hometown and this town was aids death sentence. huge no one wanted to come to belle glade then. It’s a small town immigrant town and aids was taking out many in our black community. He came there and that told me how he cared and didn’t let what was said stop him. So, even those in the smallest communities he didn’t turn his back on. He showed up back then to this town. We didn’t even know how large he was gonna blow up but his heart was The People💛

[@astoldbyvictoria]

I didn’t want this interview to end! What an eye opening conversation. Shoutout to the intelligent interviewer- she did the dang thing!!

[@emmaa427]

Just watched this video in 2024 and I'm impressed by his wisdom. He seemed to be a reincarnation of Malcolm X...articulate, humble, and deeply cared for the advancement of his people...he was truly special.....may The Lord God have mercy on his soul😢😢😢😢

[@MichelleKelley-sv5hk]

This man is the most talented, charismatic,deep, beautiful person. He is absolutely gorgeous

[@MichelleKelley-sv5hk]

Tupac's had morals. There will never be another man like him. He was so different. Spoke his mind and had no fear.

[@bigq2696]

Very few will do that today.

[@adritv8666]

What A man what A man what A man what A mighty good man

[@c_lo01]

Look up his old videos before women. Then after. You can see the change. He was a problem for the establishment. He was killed and not because of "rap beef".

[@KhanyisileMngadi]

​@@adritv8666oooh Yeeeah

[@EnzoEsposito-j2y]

Agree with you 100%

[@LifestyleWitKryssy]

Purple was his color😍🙌🏾 I’m so happy we have social media now, we wouldn’t be able to find his interviews without it.

[@ingodwetrust7648]

K D we will never have a real one like this ever again ma😢..do you have a favourite song of his?

[@LifestyleWitKryssy]

@@ingodwetrust7648 yes. My fav is LETTER TO MY UNBORN❤️

[@Taelathegazadiva]

@@ingodwetrust7648 word and my favorite is run tha streetz & what’s your phone number 🤓❤️!

[@ittybittyynitta]

Every color was his color 😍

[@earnestinecole4030]

Gorgeous young man really he was wise beyond his years Beautiful physically and had a beautiful soul

[@AGAM1911]

I was a young while girl who grew up in the suburbs when I was drawn to him. I didn’t understand why then but it was his soul. I’m now a 40 yr old mom of three daughters who can finally say I understand what he was actually getting to. I allow my 3 daughters to listen to him and I help them understand his views. I’m my opinion he was going to unite this country and the Gov couldn’t have it so they did away with him. He was a child of God. Rest with Jesus Pac. There will never be another 💯♥️.

[@donthateinnovate1239]

One of his many best interviews. I swear Pac is like a prophet

[@phintonpickleberg8917]

what happens to prophetic characters in history?... they get killed by the jews

[@Laura-sg6ss]

I truly love this man like a brother! It's a special feeling! 🥰

[@kaylipierre]

I will Always love TUPAC, he passed on my birthday. He lives forever. Thank a true legend ❤much love.

[@tasetimaat3151]

"Continue your sucess Tupac and God bless you, you are a very special young man!" Until now, 2019, nobody can be charismatic like you and has your talent in rap music. RIP 2PAC 🖤

[@romanasever]

WHAT I APPRECIATE MOST ABOUT TUPAC IS HONEST ADMISSION THAT HIS FAITH IN GOD HAS HELPED HIM THE MOST TO DEAL WITH HIS POPULARITY WITHOUT FORGETTING THE PURPOSE OF EVERYTHING HE HAS ACHIEVED. BECAUSE MOST PEOPLE EXPERIENCED HIM AS A GANGSTER AND A GANG MEMBER, WHILE HE GOT THE OPPORTUNITY TO DESCRIBE HIS PEOPLE THROUGH SONGS AND HOW THEY LIVE WITH THE SINCERE FAITH THAT CHANGE WILL COME FOR THE BETTER. AND MAYBE HE DIDN'T LIVE TO SEE IT, BUT HE WAS THE FOUNDATION OF EVERYTHING THE BLACK PEOPLE HAVE TODAY. AS IF GOD HAS PLACED HIM FOR A SHORT TIME TO MAKE PEOPLE UNDERSTAND THAT HE HAD GOT A POINT,LIKE A PROPHET. BECAUSE THIS IS NOT WHAT A 20-YEAR-OLD MAN SOUNDS LIKE, BUT WITH GOD'S HELP, EVERYTHING IS POSSIBLE. GREETINGS FROM ZAGREB, CROATIA!! 🌬️🌀🌌🙏

[@MC-zj2sr]

Is it me or is the interviewer feeling him. My man was real and true to himself and his vision and people were drawn to him.

[@shawndinkins9329]

Yo i was thinking the same thing 😂😂😂😂😂

[@KOKO-id3ey]

it's called projecting

[@kaysworld111]

Pac definitely was born into this world to show people the struggle n the hardships but still pushing on and pushing threw it and going forward he is a prophet rest up big bro 🙏🙏

[@BPM_]

This is like an iconic moment seeing old Tupac interviews never gets old love my brother PAC

[@nijhaanise9672]

I love this man 🖤🖤🖤 he was true to our people ! He defended and protected us espically us black women , look how he spoke highly of his mother , real one 💯✨🖤 for the love of black people !🖤✊🏾

[@musimix5990]

TUPAC was the real man. His way of thinking and taking actions are like as a legend and he was, is and always will be legend. RIP TUPAC SHAKUR AND HIS MOM....

[@erickperez8839]

Tupac was very articulate and knew how to get his point across. Just 20 years old in his interview and he was trying to make a change for our people. Love tupac delivery hope these young people take lessons from a true young man.

[@ynikel1280]

You talk about AURA this man has it all❤️‍🔥💯

[@nonkululekomlambo5830]

I could listen to him all day, amazing.

[@kaybru2024]

She tried to down him about his education level. 2PAC was well versed beyond most PHD grads.

[@gabrielh7998]

Mind blowing that he was only 21 in this interview

[@Notorious2PacOG]

he was 20 not quite 21. this was February 1992

[@moller4u]

Imagine you are 20 yrs old and people to this date discuss your life and praise you! A pioneer, a legend.

[@igetmoney227]

Love yourself Black Man and Black Woman ❤️

[@daltonyz]

So intelligent and well spoken at 20 years old.. 😮 can’t imagine any rapper of today’s to speak and think like this man… RIP to the greatest 🙏🏼

[@AK27AK]

What a gem of an angelic human✨

[@dadon4566]

"except for paula abdul" 😭😭

[@waka7278]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@kimmyfreak200]

he was SO beautiful

[@WhiteDoveSam]

Inside and out. An old soul, an intelligent gifted artist, a prophet, and a *revolutionary*

[@mr.wilson381]

The way he turned a one night stand into a beautiful birthday speak volumes

[@billiamsharpe2967]

I’ve been looking for this interview since it aired!

[@lukeimontv7086]

The message in Juice was how people can get hooked on the power of the gun, and how destructive it is. That’s what “Juice” is - Power. And people think that they have it just because they carry a gun, and that is so very wrong

[@fantasiapowell1179]

this was the most refreshing, non-judgemental interview ive seen of him, the others really just tried to use his pain and past as a way to draw viewers in. God bless her

[@melaniemartins8476]

That voice.. His voice so unique. Its stands out in any crowd❤ they took his body but his voice is still here..

[@treasuretechnology1266]

Tupac Shakur love from Kenya still in heart

[@Alone-vq1bw]

His mother supplemented his public school education by teaching curriculum she knew the school system lacked. Like current events of the time, how life and finance really works, introduced black leaders not acknowledged in the school system yet, like Malcom X. When he misbehaved the punishment was to read the New York Times newspaper. He was a God send, to be that aware and mature as a teenager! Damn. …😔……Legendary

[@albertkabongaj8951]

Pac was too Wise for his age.

[@debbiecooper6835]

Pac continues to teach us ❤ Pac forever 😢

[@shawanjuan]

TikTok brought me here! I got goosebumps listening to this. So much wisdom.

[@carolinajackson9293]

Still killing EACHOTHER !!!! She fell in love in Pac there 😂❤

[@juliaa8469]

He said “mr cameraman “ my ❤️ HES MY EVERYTHING ❤️❤️❤️❤️🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹 🌹🌹TUPAC SHAKUR 🌹🌹

[@eugeneayeyan-ot7gv]

Word of wisdom by 2Pac. I just can't measure my love for you Mr 2pac

[@shyboyfso]

He was born in mid 1971,I was born late 1974 a little older than me,but yes some of my personality is frustration like some of his was. Wise beyond his years true genius.

[@forcedtohaveahandle]

@Zymeer Boulden lmao

[@asbatelbey4282]

Tupac Shakur ♊ was on point

[@N1MUSIC89_24]

He was too Good, Intelligent and Genius for this World

[@SundayCookingRemix]

I love that she said .. I like u a lot. I know the feeling

[@anwillegroenewald3166]

If Pac were alive today we would've seen a whole different United States

[@sheraydunbar729]

I agree

[@kabakoailu8770]

Tupac was one of a few super humans on this Earth and him being a talented musician got everything well explained in that his legacy will never die.

[@terrellmarqueshabrown6460]

He was definitely a one of a kind person ❤ I wish he was still here❤️

[@ossaihblaise3092]

Thé man was special, he alive every time we press PLAY

[@catejedar]

this isnt Death Row Tupac, it's like two different people. RIP

[@diegodonjuan]

Pac was Pac. He probably would have answered every single question the same if he was interviewed like this after prison. He grew up and evolved a lot in 5 years, but listen to Blasphemy by Makaveli until you understand it. He was very proud of that song. Pac was very consistent, but he did change his rap name and public image.

[@sirdopaminesjournal3292]

It's the same 2Pac - he just wasn't shot yet.

[@adritv8666]

Tupac was bailed out of prison by Suge he was representing out of genuine relief and respect

[@Halladolla]

He was very special he had a light to him rip

[@Rajdu84]

When the lady cuts it to launch the advertisement, she stops it suddenly, it makes me laugh 🤣

[@bloodyballa4lyfe]

“He didn’t come from Brooklyn, he came from a Woman!”

[@london8615]

20 years old black man speaking wisdom spoken that has lasted over two decades and then some

[@ThandiweQabaka]

One of the best interviews ever 32 years later and still so relevant .Tupac was honestly a gift .❤

[@robinhaysbert1194]

Very intelligent young man, and could stand ten toes down I feel with any politician , he was just that wise

[@DavidLee-wg8sg]

Me at 30 years old can never compare to 2pac's intelligence and maturity at 20 years old wow

[@Black_Army_Media]

Who is watching this in 2024

[@KobbyToons]

🤘🤘🤘

[@Cmtb2472]

I love how he said “how can white people give money to the ghetto when they scared to go to the ghetto? That’s so real it’s black millionaires and billionaires who walk past us everyday. Some don’t even feel obligated to do anything in these communities because some feel well they didn’t go to school or do this or that it’s not my problem. But it is, if you got a finger and you’re pointing it that’s when it becomes your problem. Because you’re becoming that persons problem, because you adding to it rather than being a solution to it. People think not having an education is why we face our issues. Education isn’t the problem for many of us. Having or had an Absent Parent was the huge problem. The mom is left still to this day to be mom and dad in the homes. PAC already spoke about this in his interviews of how that alone puts the work on the mother. She works harder, she works more out the home. It’s not the absence of Education. It’s the Absence of the Parents. So if one doesn’t have an education we don’t know what prevented that. So we have to accept people for who they are & what they are not in our eyes. If you a caring person it’s won’t be any excuse you make to stop you from caring because it’s who you are as a person. Something that many people don’t have this characteristic such as PAC had. 😢

[@jumbojuice32]

this mf was giving paragraphs for every question. Pac was dedicated

[@Wade2ReaL]

Hes connect to the pain of his people this energy is pass the physical this right here is the spirit of a godly man he moves by his heart and soul different breed one of the 144000 chosen ones

[@felixthelmocevallosmorales41]

Tupac Amaru Shakur (Nueva York, 16 de junio de 1971-Las Vegas, Nevada, 13 de septiembre de 1996) también conocido como 2Pac, simplemente Tupac, fue un rapero y actor estadounidense. Es considerado por muchos como uno de los raperos más importantes de todos los tiempos, y más influyentes de la historia del rap. ​ Gran parte de la obra de Shakur se ha destacado por abordar los problemas sociales que plagaban los centros urbanos, por lo cual también es considerado un símbolo de resistencia y activismo contra la desigualdad.

[@MsDisneylandlover]

This brother is deep ❤

[@sillyasitsounds]

what a beautiful soul!

[@zeusteodoro6877]

Losing Pac is like loosing tons o' GOLD 😔😥😓 📌Z

[@glajubutu]

This interview is fire!!! R.I.P Tupac!!

[@roger23-]

Always great to find a pac interview i havent seen yet. Rest Easy soulja 🫡

[@teeteelovejones5975]

When will African Americans wake up,Tupac was warning African Americans to what was going on in the world today. He was heaven sent at 20 years old.To leave messages that will always remain for generations to come👏👏❤️❤️💯💯

[@rodgersmbogo1575]

The man who made me fall in love with rap music.. it really hit hard when he was killed in 96.. " Me against the world". Legend was ahead of time.

[@Nina525]

The host was sooooo impressed with him! Great interview 💜

[@veryunusual126]

Thank you for uploading this👍👍👍👍

[@eyesb3911]

Wow. What an insight into a precious, knowledgeable young man. Back then they should have guarded this man like royalty. People underestimate how intelligent & caring this man was. He loved his people. RIEP PAC 🙏🏾💙. His legacy will never die. We really need BM to wake up & listen to the words Pac’ & others spoke & stop killing there one another.

[@Oneeeofoneee]

I love you Tupac Shakur❤

[@Sampsondorvlo]

Holy, Lord nice wk😊

[@tjrmakhetha]

To think this man was only 21 years old here is just unbelievable

[@toanamkandawire8573]

This guys interviews were always intelligent

[@JM_HUh]

Idc what anybody says, losing Tupac was major disservice to the black community

[@christnhvv256]

The year I was born Interesting to see the mannerisms from that era 😊

[@D...Bizzle81]

She wasn't wrong when she said at the end he's a very special young man...that he definitely was rest in peace pac 🙏

[@TonyMontana33452]

Who isn't? You I presume!

[@D...Bizzle81]

@TonyMontana33452 I'm the bad guy ya need people like me so you can point ya fkn fingers and say....THATS the bad guy

[@C-LoCC60]

Man was waye before his time Don. Mackavelli

[@melissahobbs6032]

I wish he was still here he was amazing

[@Cogic]

Trapped is my favorite pac song

[@AromeOkeme-zf8vg]

God bless you, you are a very special young man.

[@pickyvickys5774]

"Dope dealers have a lot of us working" 😳🤯💯💪🙏

[@pecantan4824]

This man's mind far surpassed someone twice, or 3 times his age. His wisdom wasn't relegated to his age.. So fascinating! 🙏🏽

[@YedderBedder-kx5lj]

Love Tupac interviews as great as his music

[@ljohnson5231]

😢 Tupac was a true diamond 💎 in the rough. He learned a lot from the streets. He was street smart. I can see why they were intimidated by him.

[@marliseisrael3017]

We 💗 and Miss you Tupac.

[@MsDisneylandlover]

2pac is fine ❤

[@rockergirl2489]

Such an icon ❤❤❤❤