UNSEEN: Tupac Gives Major Props To Mike Tyson In 1992 Interview

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[@Armen35]

When I first moved to America in 99 I heard Dear Mama on the radio and even though I didn't understand a word he was saying I knew that it was special and once I learned English I would always listen to the radio hoping they play that song again.. It wasn't until 2002 when my family got our first computer that I found out that he was killed in 96.. I downloaded every 2pac song and interview that I could find on napster(Program used to download music) which took like 15 min to download a song. I bought all his albums that I could find and studied his lyrics and interviews. Tupac was so smart and waaaayy ahead of his time. Not a day goes by that I don't listen to at least one Pac song. The greatest ever in my opinion. Rest in peace my brother.

[@Confucius202]

Haha the good old DL days with torrent etc... That was so fun. You can get everything much easier today with Netflix, Spotify, KZbin, etc.... But the fun part is gone.

[@anthonyramirez2307]

May God bless you for recognizing...

[@youngputt1014]

DEEEEEEEP

[@ahaok6245]

Heard, Deeeep

[@ahaok6245]

@@youngputt1014 ♡

[@khalidalahbabi3394]

This guy's empathy is insane

[@edub9930]

Pac was always talking about uplifting his people while todays rappers just talk about how much money & bad bytches they got smdh

[@albrecht205]

@@edub9930 yeah and how much people they killed and shit, it’s just depressing

[@edub9930]

@@albrecht205 satanic agenda pushed by the record labels/industry. Another young man dies, they reap the benefits/profits.

[@giannishofman8288]

No you insane he had none

[@jaylyn1997]

@@giannishofman8288 he had both . Just like everyone human .

[@scar623]

“We’re not outnumbered. We’re out organized.” - Malcolm X

[@gregmorgan9989]

Facts

[@endofdayzfitnessu.k2126]

That brother x knew but our people are too busy working and pleasing the illuminati The only way is submitting to Allah

[@N3gr0bitch]

you're apparently both.

[@angellehder3915]

Both

[@Wesssyde_LB-78]

We used to be until they gunned him down. 😢

[@blazetieftw]

I love how Tupac could turn a generic question into a full blown rant about life and society filled with motivation and inspiration. The guy was a literal genius. His mind was so hyperactive and profound. We were robbed when those slobs gunned him down.

[@lewiskombole2917]

Facts

[@lewiskombole2917]

Some kind of indigo child

[@desleota6335]

Gov killed him!

[@xLiLtEmPeR]

@@desleota6335 how do you know

[@desleota6335]

@@xLiLtEmPeR I think it's alot deeper than that....than Orlando just shooting him! Pac was the second domino to fall right after Eazy....Him and E were revolutionists and the Gov' don't want anyone to rise up against their oppression or agenda to me they were a threat to them!! They had to be taken out....Beleeeedatt!!!

[@devondetroit2529]

You can see why pretty much everyone loved Tupac, effortless charisma

[@3rdGenerationCancer]

Pre Death Row Pac = COOL Death Row Pac = Sucka

[@Powerule23]

Charismatic, but ultimately, dumb. He was successful recording artist and actor who was still caught up in trying to be a gangster.

[@florentin4061]

@@Powerule23 you have to consider he was still a kid at that time.

[@Powerule23]

@@florentin4061 25 years old is far from a child.

[@florentin4061]

@@Powerule23 in this interview he was only 20 yrs, he was only 25 for 2 months. I wanna know what thoughts you had and if you could handle his life.

[@2pacademics]

🤯🤯🤯the way he broke down the word role model..... 2pac had more knowledge at age 22-25 in the 90s than most people in their lifetimes

[@coolinism]

👊 I never thought of it like that, he was so clever

[@ramycraft5349]

You better say 17-25 watch his highschool interview when he was only 17 more wisdom than a 30 yo

[@rpullins]

Pac mom was into building a black man mind and thinking process to battle the world. You know in slavery time they would kill a black man for knowing how to read and think comprehend. Being intelligent was a weapon that person could lead a race to glory.

[@lotshario3771]

Yessir, the boy was a don dada early

[@edub9930]

He was woke b4 woke was a thing

[@dr8ke.k500]

He was full of knowledge and wisdom. They were afraid of him. He could have changed the world.

[@Confucius202]

They? I don't know who you mean by "they", but in case you're talking about the government or politically powerful people - I don't think they gave a damn about Tupac lol He got murdered by street people... Probably very powerful street people, but it was a money thing, not a political thing.

[@johnwayne-3701]

@@Confucius202 my friend they gave a damn about Malcolm X and MLK and Tupac was no different. He was changing peoples behaviour. I'm not saying they acted on it but to say they didn't give a damn is just false.

[@GOATLAVISH777]

@@johnwayne-3701 possibly if he got even bigger but in regards to his death it wasn’t no conspiracy it was simply street stuff, I use to always hear people saying the Government did it etc but nope they had nothing to do with it

[@GMaviation]

Government killed him

[@codingmafia1642]

Nah , his kinda killed him,, black people dont like seeing one another at the top

[@princeprince9227]

Damn he's only 21 talking and caring and thinking his own thoughts. Times have changed smh

[@lotshario3771]

Light yrs ahead of his time

[@stephenstuckey]

Light yrs ahead.....and levels above everyone. Str8up.

[@LonDonTaylor.]

This man had a brilliant mother who help mould the way how he thought. (Ahead of his time) RIP Afeni and Tupac

[@Heebygeeby08]

*mold

[@LonDonTaylor.]

@@Heebygeeby08 I spelt it correct but then autocorrect came into affect afterwards and changed things 😵

[@milesdiontre]

Don't forget yak and Hussein fatal 🙏😇😇😢😥🕊️🕊️

[@THEDONSTR8Fightah76]

And change the minds of all his fans, like me. There is only one 2pac.

[@THEDONSTR8Fightah76]

2pac has a big influence on me.

[@lordlemond1350]

Tupac represented the ultimate warrior. A man who was intelligent, organized, and dangerous if he needed to be... and armed with a microphone to reach millions. Legends never die!

[@nae7912]

❤

[@N3gr0bitch]

and then he died! oops

[@lordlemond1350]

@@N3gr0bitch and who are you?? Nvrmind don’t care 🥱😴

[@Leandro-X.2024]

@@N3gr0bitch Just the body, not the soul. But with a comment like yours, it is obvious you wouldn't understand, and I thank God you don't understand, because not everybody is meant to make it to the next level.

[@d-jones3853]

@@Leandro-X.2024 facts bro 💯💯💯 everybody not goin to get it

[@jagsherdhaliwal3191]

Man listening to Tupac talking about inequality really touched me. He must be rolling in his grave knowing that inequality has only worsened. 😪

[@beinformed3607]

Inequality worsened?

[@kingofkingz235]

He wasn't buried

[@libfit9068]

It hasn't worsened. It's just more showcased now. The god awful things that were happening in the 80s and 90s were swept under the rug.

[@davidaldridge5716]

He’d be happy…..corporations are doing just what he said. They’re lifting up minorities in every way…forcing hires, constant marketing, knee capping white people….and there’s tons of big money rolling around supporting that cause (see ESG+DEI trends) Every institution is working in over drive to lift black folks up….we’re lightening up on crime punishments and soooooo many authorities and newspapers are refusing to say the color of a suspect cause they want to protect the way black people are stereotyped America voting for a black President should’ve brought people together ….100+ million white people supported that But the hustlers at the tippy top with power don’t want us united for some reason so they trick everyone into obsessing about racial issues. When really we put that shit to bed 35+ years ago.

[@N3gr0bitch]

yesh, it is so inequalixzed now! it's almost like discrimination against whites have meet an all time high!

[@fishing_and_chilling]

I am 47 and half of my life connected with his music and influence. It wan't change . I am happy with that. Greetings for all Pac fans...

[@2pacalypse93]

this is very interesting. when u did start listening to his music?

[@JS-up8tk]

We still thuggin!

[@tequiluh1392]

👌👌👌

[@LuisGarcia-bn1ty]

THUGG LIFE

[@1295shawnlewis]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/maTFl6l7mdKbp6M

[@ItsAnEndlessWorld]

Pac said being poor is just not for black folks, if there's a rich black person he should help poor white folks, poor korean folks and etc... I agree with that because there's no reason why us as humans should always be against each other. Each one teach one to help better the world.

[@dianevrules]

There are people who dont want to work. Why tf should anyone help them when they dont help themselves??? There will ALWAYS be haves and have nots. Because handouts promote dependency and there are lazy people in this f&^%$$ world!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@ItsAnEndlessWorld]

@@dianevrules Why are you associating poor with those who don't want to work/better themselves? Clearly if you can't read between the lines, there's people that truly need help and are a product of their environments. We've even had those come back home from war broke and filled with mental issues unresolved who can't integrate back into society. Poor children who come from parents that do more harm than good with no place to go and falling into a cycle of destruction. The list can go on with who needs help.

[@freedom_is_gold6747]

@@dianevrules honestly speaking their are people that can't get jobs, or even better if you every been to the industrial sphere of working places, many people not all but many bully each other and compete in creating a we against them situations there, gossip, kiss the bosses ass! so basically not everyone is suited for that and can always survive in such environments! it does not mean they don't want to work but they kight get set up for failure etc!

[@TainoCris]

That's rite. Feels like the way the world is, it's likey dividing people now more than ever and it scares me i feel like people don't see it. I'm Puerto Rican and where I'm from there's black white indigenous, all types of different looking people but we all set eachother as one. I don't feel like that here in the U.S

[@TainoCris]

@Bobby-Software Engineer I guess that's the harsh reality

[@fleezy1579]

25 years now since we lost 2pac… it hurts the same today as back in 1996 september… if you a pac fan and your still hurting… i feel you… rest in peace 2pac! I love you for ever! Goat! #2PaC!!!!

[@cookingwithkratos]

Listen to his music, he's still right here

[@WA-fc9gc]

It still hurts. I even cried for him today. I feel like I lost my blood brother. I didn't even grew up here in North America. I am from East Africa

[@msladylibra8373]

It will ALWAYS hurt lifelong fan since beginning when he premiered on Digital Underground "Same song"

[@JJEHUTYY]

Still hurts dawg

[@brendaturner8624]

I hurt everyday,He will always be#1 Rapper,miss you Tupac rip💕

[@kingrook45]

Man I cried like a baby when he died.

[@mikehammer1777]

His level of human empathy I think, was his greatest gift.......

[@karimahmed7850]

I agree with you 1000%

[@Bigfuturenick44]

Agreed!

[@jeffcarmack1914]

21 and this wise imagine at 50 and his words are still true today! Wise man yo and he was just a kid really!

[@LonDonTaylor.]

Tupac would of definitely been what Jay Z was today, no doubt he would of made mistakes but the way Tupac projects his voice in line with his stardom, I believe he would of been talking about ownership etc

[@fah232]

This is why I never understood the comparison of Tupac and Biggie, there is none. Biggie never spoke substance, sorry.

[@papiking1991]

@@LonDonTaylor. na pac would of been on a whole different bigger level than jay-z ! Pac had so much to do for the future he was just took from us too early man ! He would of been the first billionaire hip hop ! Miss that dude ! Makaveli the goat

[@anthony3-dq9vq]

Lol y'all don't get it at all

[@jeffcarmack1914]

@@anthony3-dq9vq I understand more than you think he played a character to become iconic he was charismatic but played a thug, he understood how to get money, hustler! He even said in his own words this is not my real life this is not how it’s supposed to be! I also know he wanted to be a legend living or breathing, Tupac is still in the flesh I believe you may not understand!

[@khayeel634]

Pac’s conversations are so current. It’s like he’s still here! Like he never left!

[@edgar_leon1790]

This interview should get publicized world-wide a lot of people can learn from him

[@BigBoss-zi5ss]

Seriously screw all the useless stuff they teach in school just watch this everyday until it sinks in..for real

[@N3gr0bitch]

Well.. it's on the internet. Anyone can Google it. Woops, think no one did.

[@shrav7-]

2pac's philosophy, mentality, and mindset were unmatched even when compared to so-called experts in Philosophy or Psychology. People are usually deceived by his lifestyle or the image perpetrated by the media and so forth. After listening to his interviews and raps, I can say that he was a very thoughtful man with a deep understanding of life and the society he lived in. He was also very articulate and didn't shy away from speaking his mind. It's honestly very shocking and awe-inspiring that he achieved all of this at the mere age of 25. He is truly a revolutionary icon which many people look up to this day and will continue to inspire people through his philosophy and raps.

[@cannonworld]

Facts!!!!🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

[@N3gr0bitch]

he certainly knew all about the climate change, the black struggle and what not, he was truly a hero. That's why the illuminati killed him! he was a threat to their evil ways to suppress the black race! oh nooo!

[@joelrolle433]

2pac was so wise full of knowledge a real prophet

[@FightMang36]

Tupac had something no rapper on mainstream rap has today, a real voice to uplift his own with out ignorance (even tho they involved him in bs). Pac was way ahead of his time very intelligent n real

[@mariefrance2136]

Wow Tupac always give love to Mike Tyson Happy birthday Mike Tyson 🥰❤

[@davidmwenya920]

He was very wise

[@outlawtyx1668]

VERY GOD BLESS THIS KING

[@deejayy8303]

And he was only 21 here!

[@shanewidowski7854]

If he was "So wise" he would still be alive smh.

[@deejayy8303]

@@shanewidowski7854 wise, not perfect

[@fletmok3548]

Not as wise as Suge Knight

[@padrinozerocool]

the friendship between Tyson and 2pac is beautiful and glorious.

[@TheAkbark]

Ain't no one like you Pac ! You live forever !

[@harrisona2925]

Way ahead of his time. Gone too soon. Never forgotten. 🙏🏽

[@coolinism]

Damn 😳 that role model was so correct and spot on, never thought of it like that

[@shalamigri]

4:09 - Tupac ruins Christmas for the kid sitting in the back. LOL!!! Tupac was always on point.

[@jenillesanders1742]

😂❤️ I Love Tupac Shakur forever 😇

[@CHEFKUSHOJ]

On a late night binge watching all these all pac interviews. Dude was ahead of his time. The GOAT

[@r00t_sh3ll]

The world just wasn't ready for him. He was just way ahead of his time. Can't wait to see you again my man.

[@DREQON2005]

Wow we lost way more than music when we lost this incredible human being 😢

[@teelee468]

"If anybody got any advice on how I should change, they should keep it" -Pac

[@my2cents230]

Tupac, as a single mom you have taught my 16 year old something that i could not. Her eyes are wide open. I watch my child at a young age with her first job say "mommy tupac said" i can do this and balance a work and school life UNTIL I BECOME INDEPENDENT. Thank you so much for your legacy. My child watched this interview once and you inspired her. We miss you so much pac, and since i was an 80s baby i wonder how you would've changed the world today in 2022 going to 2023. 🕊🕊🕊🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@Pathorkuchimon]

This man held an ocean inside his heart.

[@taftkid7365]

Pac was truly for his generation!!!!!

[@nirpalbhangu8281]

Tupac is only legend who had tried their best to give us knowledge about social issues no fake beef always had a same face in real or reel life.

[@rolandbaron5813]

Miss this dude. 2pac 4ever! I'll be 100 years old still listening to 2pac.

[@lime187]

He was well ahead of his time

[@jaytay8615]

It’s Crazy Seeing Him Talk About Mike Tyson And Then He Got Shot The Same Day After Tyson Vs Shelton Fight In Las Vegas

[@jaytay8615]

@@positivevibes1559 I know this was 92 but I’m saying it’s crazy seeing him talk about Tyson then in 96 he get shot after the Tyson fight

[@edzone6145]

If an angel comes down and takes me away memories off me and my songs will always stay until the end of time He was right still relevant

[@handcraftedbydismore8778]

I grew up to Pac, I have always held him high in respect with his mind set! No he’s not perfect, he was human, he was real! He understood you can’t see color, you see people for them and who they were! He was the MLK of the 90’s!

[@scoopmanjuke]

All of this knowledge for free. Rest In Peace King 💯

[@donpetazaragomatuta9988]

Now days u see many 40s beefing with young people of 20s and 30s when a 20 year old pac is giving knowledge to the people

[@lolbertot7313]

tupac is so real and always true to himself and his people, love him so much. REST IN PEACE PAC

[@charmaineeubanks5223]

That's very beautiful of Mike Tyson, he hung out with the rappers. Tupac Shakur, he was being real, n that's what I love about him. He was an amazing human being. Love you Pac 🤴✨

[@eapradius]

That rope analogy is DEEP!!!!!!!!

[@supremesupreme7794]

Timeless interview from the GOAT

[@davidsimmon5594]

Pac was smart for his age ..I bump him til this day ..

[@teyaz]

Look at him.... pen in hand,the guy was always busy writing lyrics & poems.A hard worker keen to spread his message to the world...R.I.P. G.O.A.T. The world will never see another like you PAC.

[@abdulazizalswaidan1685]

Wow, he was 21 years old in that interview!! This is why i like this guy, he left us so early 💔

[@joediboss3425]

There's no way ppl can have private planes and some don't even have draws...Tupac was reel as reel can be.

[@matthewsisti4382]

The charisma, likeability and soul of Tupac was off the charts. Would love to see someone with this level of passion emerge in our time period.

[@KINGAMIIAMKING]

​@@matthewsisti4382 Tupac came off as a commie. Nobody owes you anything.

[@mkodyChallengesYOu]

I see 2pac in positive light Straight up like video 📹 🤪

[@WestSeaSpirit]

Damn! I'm 32 and 2Pac is way younger... but the way he speaks... He has so much power! I could never speak as powerful as 2Pac does! 😅😅

[@WestSeaSpirit]

This interview gave me shivers. He really meant that shit.

[@gordonmcgowan5622]

Salute to the G.O.A.T. the one and only 2pac!!!!! Happy 55th Birthday to the 2 time and youngest Undisputed Heavyweight Champion Of The World, Iron Mike Tyson!!!!! Much love and respect to both classy gentlemen and warriors!!!🎂🏆🏅🥊

[@keithevans2517]

Bruh I swear it feels like pac is still here because everything that he was talking about is still going on til this day

[@uknownuknown3431]

The guy was a genuis

[@itiaharts]

Love it when he said, I LIVE LIFE TO THE FULLEST. That is being true to yourself!!! Love u TUPAC.

[@NS-bu2oq]

Dope, had no idea there was this much of the interview previously unreleased. Thanks for the drop!

[@cr1ticl_th1nk3r8]

Wow.. The way this man speaks is so wholesome and fulfilling.. He speaks from his heart with empathy and compassion and he doesn't try to act like he's perfect. I like his comment about not wanting to be a "role model" because "role model" has to "fake" words. "Role" as in role playing. "Model" as in to model yourself after something. He said he is real and he sounds SO genuine..

[@madizm05]

I love this man ,to the fullest he speaks the truth nothing but the truth!!!Rest In Power bro.

[@FishingWithMichaelTruong]

2pac was big on equality and helping people and it showed in the way that he expressed himself.

[@carfirehawk1]

I always loved this guy... now I just have an infinite amount of respect 🙏 for this friggin guy. Wow, what a shame, man. 🙏 RIP

[@yakikadafi6189]

I am African Arabian emigrant I live in Saudi Arabia I learned how to speak English because of this man! Pac!! I was young and curious i was trying to understand what the hell is his music about!? I kinda felt his music my English learning journey started from there. I just turned 33 yrs now and I’m learning wisdom from his music. My English teachers used to be shocked when I start speaking English in the class during my elementary school days lol it was amazing days I was one of the few students who started the university without attending an English class it’s an preparation class. I want to thank God first then thanks to 2Pac I appreciate it man❤🙏🏽

[@kiharagitau3008]

I set goals, take controls, drink out of my own bottles, that's from ghetto gospel wasn't realeased until 2005. This brother was a workaholic

[@adamsteel4098]

That's not the original version of the song it originally was recorded i believe in 1992

[@mystykusleal6930]

@@adamsteel4098 Yeah u right, and thats not the only refence he used on this interview is also used the B.C. reference (We was born B.C. , You and me , Before Crack)

[@kyletoohey9058]

@@mystykusleal6930 always wondered why that line was left out of the Elton John version. I feel it was very powerful and awesome wordplay

[@mystykusleal6930]

@@kyletoohey9058 yeah i mean, they should have used all the vers , but was Eminem choise

[@Ralphunreal]

@@kyletoohey9058 it wasnt left out

[@WHYISTHY]

The rope analogy is so sad but so true…

[@KingDevoneoGotBeats]

He always spoke facts 💯

[@user-ty2cs6fm8b]

I don't know how anyone could not love this guy.

[@dantesblood9516]

Tupac was too real for this world and when someone like him comes around and tries to make a change for the better…they take them away. It’s a cycle that we would never learn from🤦🏻‍♂️

[@terrydavis1331]

I’m 37 now and I remember when my Dad sang the song dear mama for my grandmother and she cried n the 90s. This man was an influence to everyone that fukked wit him

[@danilojones7193]

This interview is Light Years Before its Time, Legends, & legendary

[@adyadytzw]

This will make Mike cry No one can match Pac and Tyson

[@joey_thats_me]

Tupac answers are full of messages and knowledge.. he wants to share his knowledge so bad with the world, he forget about the question.😂. love this guy man ❤

[@CANDYSOULonline]

he is a treasure

[@blackmass5846]

Tupac fucks with my reality Everytime I hear him speak

[@chazlehal]

Just imagine the change he would have bought to the world if he was still alive. R.I.P

[@3rdGenerationCancer]

Pac wouldn't have brought any change at all

[@angellehder3915]

@@3rdGenerationCanceryeah he would that’s why you here now lil hctib ssa lil boy

[@yodaddy2619]

He said "I think when there is hopelessness people revolt" that's a fact.

[@shane-oshaunason7590]

That kinda mind at 21!!!! I’m 36 and there’s times I don’t think that deeply!!!

[@magic-mann6930]

He has an outlook that nobody else has man. Wish that man was still here theres no telling how different the game would be

[@Yournotwokem]

i was born in 1995 . always loved pac for some reason. now im a grown ass man older than he was when he passed. i realise he was more grown than ill ever be. rip pac

[@Andre-eo4xe]

“I stay cold I stay gold drink out my own bottle” that line was also in ghetto gospel

[@diddiecapitan2951]

They took him out of the game way to young RIP to one of the best philosophers of the century. Tupac Amaru Shakur 🥇

[@mr.sagittarius_king161]

Watching this hurts my heart because I miss him I tell people all the time there’s not a rapper to head into hip-hop is more influential than him idc what other rappers you name his dna is running rampant in other rappers til this day He’s talking like this at 21 years old imagine him at 50 years old He was Way ahead of his time and this interview solidifies that Rest In Peace legend

[@johnrockyryan]

The first time i watched a Tupac interview it was the first time a "celebrity" made crystal clear sense to me so clear on his points and so so charismatic that you cant help but love the guy and agree with pretty much everything thing he says

[@audioreacts4957]

any day there is new tupac footage there is truly a God somewhere.

[@jerzygameboy8041]

facts!

[@I_am_BiG_Al]

Except this is NOT new!

[@adamhutchingson7967]

Yes this is over 20 years old

[@jerzygameboy8041]

@@I_am_BiG_Al I think what he meant is that it is new to some and to some it is not new

[@I_am_BiG_Al]

@@jerzygameboy8041 if you have never seen this then you ain't no tupac fan

[@davon2924]

Bring it on RIP....PAC

[@rommellthompson3150]

Good Rising Beautiful King's and King's. I know it's over 25 years Pac has been gone 💔😢. But I wish he was still here along with countless other individuals that thought like him Brooklyn is watching listening and praying 🙏🏾

[@2pacsonthugmhughadhan241]

I'm waiting homie ❤️🙏🏿🥂

[@coolinism]

I've never seen this particular part of this interview

[@gangstamack8397]

The Industry didn't want us to see this

[@adamhutchingson7967]

I saw it 20 years ago

[@coolinism]

@@adamhutchingson7967 Wish I had

[@ivankim78]

Lot of the music nowadays you only hear them. Tupac’s music on the other hand, you actually listen and able to feel them. Apart from the technical aspect of rhythmic composition, his lyrics has a tendency to draw you in. Unconditional Love was one of my favorite for not only the song itself was brilliantly composed, it lead the listener to draw a picture as you listen to the lyrics and see/feel the portrait of his childhood struggles. Part of my soul had died when he passed away. Even after all these years, I still listen and feel him

[@tpitts9587]

A beautiful spirit.

[@khayaliwa6944]

Your Spirit will LIVE forever Pac#stillnoChanges❤💯🇿🇦

[@jasondeAngeloo]

We can relate because don’t none of these famous people give back to the “community” or to the “people” unless they’re holding money to their ears. We need plenty of wise figures like Pac.

[@3rdGenerationCancer]

Spoken like a true 21 year old. I love that his heart was in the right place though.

[@Benji-jj2bg]

Your probably to young to remember those times. Racism was rampant back then. The crack phenomenon and aids epidemic and raegenomics ... Cops beating up black people everyday. Gang wars rampant like the wild west. Pac was very mature and wise for his age. You should look up his idea he had for basketball and football teams. He was gonna get every famous rapper like snoop dog and Dr Dre and ice cube and each one was going to invest into a certain ghetto neighborhood into a team and they were going to promote their own teams with each rapper having their own team and start a league for only poor neighborhood kids. And he was also gonna get rappers to give back to their communities they were gonna go around and do free concerts it the ghettos once in a while. He also talked about negotiating a peace during those games and getting all the adult males to show up to those games and be father figures to the kids.

[@Benji-jj2bg]

Obviously there was alot more to it he talked about it for a good 10min and gave alot more in detail things but this was an idea he was talking about right before he died :(

[@3rdGenerationCancer]

@@Benji-jj2bg Shut up dude. Evidently your living in a one bedroom apartment

[@LouLou-ft8yp]

And than he dies at a mike Tyson fight Crazy

[@blaccjungle21]

Damn I’m 21 now n life been a journey but pac was something else bless up

[@hero.ambition]

Somebody show this to mike tyson . he'd tear up.

[@astheskylarksings]

If anyone talked, walked, or dressed like Pac in the hood, they'd get stomped out. It's very interesting how much people ignore about his character. It's actually kind of refreshing. Just have passion and try to be real and you can overcome the haters

[@OGpsych]

i love when he got so indulged in detailing he forgot the real question , real thinkers are just like that , they have so much to teach and going on in their mind thats why they act like that 👌🏽

[@king-guala-reacts8605]

Show me a 21 year old artist with this vision right now ill wait.......

[@DavidtheFoodie]

Thanks for the share. I've had this full interview from back in the 2000s when i started collecting. Brings back so many memories!

[@I_am_BiG_Al]

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