Albert Hughes on Seeing 2Pac Angry for the First Time, How He Calmed Him Down (Part 9)

[@RedRedDaDon]

I love the way Tyrin Turner tells this story.

[@KKemp-bt6nl]

With age, comes wisdom...Damn, I would love to have seen Pac older and wiser to speak on this, because the Hughes brothers make sense.

[@Wildcard223]

Same. So much more perspective now as 50 year old men.

[@thesupervisor3270]

Vlad doesn’t know what he’s talking about as usual. He keeps bringing up Juice. Juice didn’t make Tupac a star it made him known but Poetic Justice is what blew him up

[@telldetruth9259]

Exactly. That was the crossover

[@winstonkawil6923]

Yea Glad is too much focusing on the Juice character to discredit Pac’s street credibility. In this vid he hasn’t got the reaction he was looking for but a satisfying one none the less.

[@ducklife420]

Also pac had appearances on it's a different world and in living color that were huge

[@jalenaverylloydaveryiisson8862]

Orlando anderson got the juice now 😂

[@jalenaverylloydaveryiisson8862]

​@@telldetruth9259Tupac crossover from being an east coast ballerina to a Westcoast studi0 gayster 😂

[@ShayneWilliams]

I respect how he hasn’t tried to disrespect him and actually showed him respect.

[@gbrazor]

Why? I doesn’t seem like Pac has ever shown anybody respect.

[@PJ20091000]

It would made Albert look like a punk because he did run when his brother was getting beat up.

[@JonathanMornes-w2s]

Even if his squabbles were lacking, that's just ancient history left in purgatory ,it would be crazy to keep resurrecting an old beef. I would imagine he would be over with that

[@camxdidxthat]

@@gbrazorthat’s why there’s more people that speak good on his name than bad.

[@ZYaKnoe249]

Didn’t he just say in the last video he saw him angry for the first time???

[@Screwednky]

50 Cent should just come out with a Pac series on STARZ. Something similar to BMF and call it "Me Against the World" 🤷🏾‍♂️

[@mfknrmxthebangmessiah6012]

🗑️

[@genelapsley1889]

That will be suck 🗑️

[@grandpahouse]

If I were you I'd delete this comment write it down and shop it around.

[@Screwednky]

@@grandpahouse 🤔 Good Idea 👍🏾

[@johnmoyarbmg5845]

Why so they can hire a bootleg Tupac to play him

[@ducklife420]

He calmed tupac down by running away from him

[@Trolondo33]

Lmao lighten up lol funny tho😂

[@jesusbarajas4840]

@ducklife420 🤣🤣

[@TonyBakercomedy]

Man 2Pac should have done Menace. “Small role” or not.

[@earlcampbell7953]

2pac isn't here to say how he felt about anything so I don't give a fUQ about what somebody has to say about what a dead person was PROBABLY feeling. This dude NEVER said nothing about 2pac while he was alive but now he's talking like a muh phuhga, I DON'T WANNA HERE IT. R.I.P. 2pac

[@mfknrmxthebangmessiah6012]

Who cares. Dead people aren’t exempt from being spoken about unfavorably. Foh

[@Brother_Dre1900]

Are you a grown man? Albert gave Pac a proper assessment and send-off, that was respectable. It's time for you to grow up.

[@dirtbikehussle61]

“This dude NEVER said nothing about 2pac when he was alive”How do you know? 2pac stans can’t handle conversations.

[@87LTD_boy]

Grown men keeping a grudge going that’s already been squashed by pac himself BEFORE he passed away. Apologized to em in a vibe interview and admitted he was wrong in his interview with tabitha Soren. Let it go already

[@earlcampbell7953]

@@dirtbikehussle61 What the phuhg do you mean how do I know? Because I was alive when he NEVER said chyt, that's how I know. Stans deez nuts muh phuhga, like I said, his bidge az never said nothing while he was alive.

[@pernellhaynesworth1212]

Karl Kani was da shi🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥💯🐐

[@bcollins745]

“””When he get some women and the homeboys around he started chirping”””” aka he would “show out” infront of bitches 😂😂😂

[@sentient_musiq1060]

He was to big for the movie I agree, I feel he would have made things right with the brothers later in life, they were all kids, 18, 19, and 20 year olds!

[@duainesimpson274]

I’m Just waiting to find out WHY Albert fled the scene and left Allen his twin brother to get beat up!! That’s the interview I’m waiting for 💯💯💯

[@Bpaynes]

Ain't no Love Short

[@DialloMoore503]

Don’t let your ego prevent you from taking a small role. Some big name actors started off as extras doing BACKGROUND work. If you truly have a passion for it, then work is work.

[@telldetruth9259]

He was taking the role. He just wanted a bit more depth.

[@johnm8744]

Pretty soon, every clip to be scrolled through for the new interviews, will be about Tupac.

[@Oskar-o2d]

IMO Music made 2pac not Movies. Nobody talks about his films or tv apperances.

[@ericdxfan511]

Juice? Poetic Justice?

[@Oskar-o2d]

@@ericdxfan511 my point is most ppl dont know those movies. Janet was already a star at that point. Nobody remembers she was in that novie

[@bj1761]

Ultimately where the Hughes Brothers and the studio went wrong was not casting Pac as Caine. They literally had Tupac Shakur in their grasp and didn’t consider him for the lead. I mean all the elements were there; his relationship/chemistry with Jada, his screen presence, and the fact he was a certified artist. All do respect to Tyrin Turner, but he couldn’t fuck with Pac acting wise. I mean you give him a perm and a banana he could make an entertaining scene, but other than that, he wasn’t on that level. With the press and critical response this movie received, you could argue that Tupac could have gotten an Oscar nomination for his performance. More than likely not a win, and if not an Oscar nomination, perhaps other reputable awards nominations ( Critics Choice, SAG, etc).

[@wemadeitpodcast]

Pacs biggest acting role was playing a mob piru

[@telldetruth9259]

Meanwhile you’re acting like the homosexual

[@ygtupac1358]

He shot two off duty cops and that's acting😂

[@ericrogers7913]

I thought it was him the entire time until i saw the flashback, talking about looking alike

[@jamesburton9708]

Am I the only one who treats like fiction EVERYTHING the The Hughes Brothers say about Tupac? (hint: that's a rhetorical question)

[@meanwhileinsooke]

It's funny how Vlad still thinks 2pac was hardcore gang member lol

[@thesupervisor3270]

No you’re not the only one. They don’t like him especially Allen

[@thesupervisor3270]

@@meanwhileinsookestfu he haven’t given any signs that he thinks that

[@albaalex3040]

you ran dude and I know you still hate Pac

[@moshekgosana6314]

Wether he was too big for that role okay . But honestly a person like 2pac afraid to express how he feels ? There's no way 2pac can never express how he feels there's no way . He was taught from a young age to express how he feels we all know 2pac was never afraid to express how he feels there's no way , period .

[@Oskar-o2d]

Gemini=Monsta boy

[@Dymez510]

How did Pac have some heat on him coming off of Poetic Justice when Menace came out before Poetic Justice??? 😂

[@ericdxfan511]

Pac already filmed Poetic Justice by the time they started working on Menace

[@Dymez510]

@@ericdxfan511 even if that was the case…. How did that make him a star if nobody ever seen it?

[@WeOttaBabyItsABoy]

Damn Kraig Facts went bald

[@OmarLara-og7kl]

I wonder if vlad reads the hater's comments .

[@vladtv]

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[@eddietalley534]

I don’t think he was too big for the movie that’s just a cop out, plenty of bigger actors have movies with smaller roles. They should’ve listened to pac and give his character baccstory. Menace would be 3x bigger with pac in it no doubt

[@ericdxfan511]

They literally said in the movie that he was an Ex Knuclehead turned Muslim

[@eddietalley534]

@@ericdxfan511 reef was a very forgettable character in the movie, with pac in that role imagine what that could’ve done. That intellectual blacc man role was made for him like come on.

[@sparrowprince3432]

Pac was not that great an actor. Gridlock’d and Gang Related were garbage. Juice, Poetic Justice and Above the Rim were all hood characters. But, in all fairness, he did kill it in Juice.

[@tobiashillsjr8420]

Doc from menace to society 30000 three week that good money he should of took it anyway

[@donaldhicks6653]

I see he loves dye for facial hair

[@scottsimon769]

Last 🤬 💩

[@deemc7756]

😮

[@genecg84]

The funny thing is, he said he calmed them down. But other accounts from people have said they fired him after he beat him up so I can't say he calmed them down. How could you calm somebody like him down?

[@RedLeo-pf9yo]

I don’t believe the outfit story at all. That makes no sense whatsoever. This guy is dry hating.

[@dalkurd1]

Orlando didn’t kill Pac

[@TheJayday25]

Nope

[@t-l-taylor]

Then who???

[@dalkurd1]

@@t-l-taylorCrooked cops. If Orlando did it, he would’ve been caught. If Poochie had killed BIG, he would’ve been caught. None of them were caught

[@geraldspud36]

US government

[@davidgoldmann3634]

His uncle did

[@urbanflavorz]

The problem was Tupac was getting too big headed, he finished poetic justice and he knew they needed him to do this movie.

[@Asvpsupreme]

So does everyone else it’s just all the attention was on him

[@PeterStone-hy6ir]

What? He didn’t even finish filming PJ. He was doing them a solid.

[@jasonwaterfalls9615]

@@PeterStone-hy6irPJ was already out by the time they started filming M2S. He def wasn’t doing them a solid when Hughes said were paying him above his quote

[@ZYaKnoe249]

@@jasonwaterfalls9615 that’s not true.

[@urbanflavorz]

@@PeterStone-hy6ir Poetic justice was finished July 1992. It came out July 1993. July 1993 is when Tupac was fired. He was under the impression that NewLine Cinema gave the Hughes the movie deal because Pac was in it and they couldn't fire him. Once Hughes bros went back and asked if they could fire him they said yes but needed a platinum selling artist on there (MC Eight).

[@AlcatrazMeow]

100k for a week 300k total for such a lousy character in this film? lmao

[@meanwhileinsooke]

It's funny how Vlad still believes 2pac was hardcore gang member lol

[@Asvpsupreme]

He doesn’t… you ain’t seen the Michael Jae white interview? That Nigga was lying tho

[@PeterStone-hy6ir]

VLAD downplays Tupac all the time..