Pac was the realest because he showed you every side of himself. He didn't hide who he was. That's why his music and legacy will never die. The Real Ones never die.

I would’ve folded like a paper plane having all those issues at 25. Shit even now at 43. Great spoken outro. Pac was a genius and a person we can learn from. He made mistakes and did great things. We can live our lives and use him as an example. That way at least he didn’t live it in vein. He loved his people so it only makes sense. RIP.

Respect. Keep pushing that hard line 👊

VERY WELL SAID MY BROTHER.  EXTREMELY FORMATIVE AND ACCURATELY SAID.

Changes was one of his best songs of all time....rip pac.

A lot of people on this video clearly have disdain, jealousy, envy and contempt for The Great 2pac. They try to hide it under "I love Tupac but" or "He was great but." They're just taking shots to tear down 2Pac's legacy to level up, appear to be superior to 2pac and try to get some shine in a slick way. Little do they realize they won't tear it down. They're actually building it up more and solidifying it more. Exposing themselves. I've been on to them all as my teacher and guidance counselor laced me on what to look for. Now we who the phonies and player haters were and are who he was speaking on. Professor Pac told us "I don't have to dry snitch. It will all come out. You can pretend only for so long until on day you show yourself to be a phony." Makes you wanna go back and listen more. This shows you how strategic and intelligent 2Pac is and was✊🏾💯. Thanks 🤝🏾 Bay Bomber for exposing them. ☝🏾🖤 For that. To the slick mouth detractors dissing 2pac this for you🖕🏾from all of the former students that grew up and graduated from the 2pac School Of Game.

I hate when they get on here and say pac didn’t understand la gangs as if he wasn’t running with thug life who was crips before death row. That wasn’t black panthers who jumped on that movie director with pac and it wasn’t death row he had that around him already. Me personally I don’t believe Orlando Big Dre T brown or Keefe d had anything to do with it except I do believe Orlando was paid to take a squabble from pac so they can hold his freedom over his head in case he wanted off the label. But a double cross happened and some people seen an opportunity to take out Suge and pqc and blame it on Orlando say it was get back.

Ice t said the truth!! That’s how it is, we grew up in this shit, no choice, didn’t know what we was getting into thought it’s what we was supposed to do, when u older and join a gang u not looked at like you from there,. You’re a torpedo.

Hmmm. To be honest im very skeptical of some of his early songs like he said in the begining. It sounds like something and older muslim Revolutionary would have written sitting in prison who was known to write a few books and had all the time in the world. I wonder if tupac didnt just happen to know a guy r two like that sitting in federal prison doing life without parole? Most of his early work i would dont was written r helped to be written by mutulu shakur i really wouldnt doubt. His early work next to his later work is completely diffrent and if u listen to the early work next to alot of the later deathrow stuff it doesnt even seem like it was written by the same person the follow is completely diffrent.  He went from using huge intelectual words to tie in with at an early age to very basic words. To simplicity. Wouldnt he have become better not worst? Im pretty sure mutlu at a minnimum did help him mutlu talked about the conversation they has when tupac would visit him and how they wrote the gang code rules together defined thug life and what it should mean. So i think tupac gets all thw credit for work he probably didnt do his ownself at a minnimun he had a co writer on alot of it and i would say that guy qas mutulu

it was twins might sound crazy but let me break this down. Tupac was the actor with the big nose who was feminine that was the one who got locked up for the SA charge. 2Pac was the rapper with the smaller nose who was the actual thug so that all debunks the “fake thug” their real names are Lesane Shakur and Delmar Shakur. Any real fan would know there was 2 of them watch the June 1995 prison interview that is not the same Tupac rapping on tracks

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