Post Some Thoughts On The Classic 2pac Interviews From "In His Own Words" album

[Tekniec]

It wasn't no classic interview.  It was basically just 2pac being his usual delusional idiot self.  He needed to take Suge's dick out of his mouth before doing that interview.  Probably would've come out better.  How can anyone respect Pac as a man after he became Suge's bitch for the last year of his life.  Tupac wasn't a leader, he was a follower.  Tried to play a gangbanger and got himself killed. 

Pac wasn't a perfect man.. but like he says in the interview, the difference between him and everyone else was that all his good and bad and all his mistakes are all out there for everyone to see and learn from; his whole life was a public display. 

...now what if we put YOUR life on public display?

he'd probably kill himself...

[NoobCake]

It wasn't no classic interview.  It was basically just 2pac being his usual delusional idiot self.  He needed to take Suge's dick out of his mouth before doing that interview.  Probably would've come out better.  How can anyone respect Pac as a man after he became Suge's bitch for the last year of his life.  Tupac wasn't a leader, he was a follower.  Tried to play a gangbanger and got himself killed. 

Pac wasn't a perfect man.. but like he says in the interview, the difference between him and everyone else was that all his good and bad and all his mistakes are all out there for everyone to see and learn from; his whole life was a public display. 

...now what if we put YOUR life on public display? 

That's the tradeoff anybody who's in the public eye has to make.  He traded a lack of privacy for millions of $.  That was his choice.  And as for me, no, i'm not without flaws, but i'll never be another man's bitch like tupac was.  I mean that shit was embarrassing.  He was like Suge's slave. 

[G-Bee]

That's the tradeoff anybody who's in the public eye has to make.  He traded a lack of privacy for millions of $.  That was his choice.  And as for me, no, i'm not without flaws, but i'll never be another man's bitch like tupac was.  I mean that shit was embarrassing.  He was like Suge's slave. 

No need to be disrespectful. Tupac said himself that he made a deal with Suge, saying he would ride 100% for Death Row and put them on top of the game. That was at a point in time when Pac was in jail with no friends left, and Suge was there to support him financially. In my opinion, Tupac sold his soul with this decision, and he suffered the consequences.

[OG Hack Wilson]

It wasn't no classic interview.  It was basically just 2pac being his usual delusional idiot self.  He needed to take Suge's dick out of his mouth before doing that interview.  Probably would've come out better.  How can anyone respect Pac as a man after he became Suge's bitch for the last year of his life.  Tupac wasn't a leader, he was a follower.  Tried to play a gangbanger and got himself killed. 

Pac wasn't a perfect man.. but like he says in the interview, the difference between him and everyone else was that all his good and bad and all his mistakes are all out there for everyone to see and learn from; his whole life was a public display. 

...now what if we put YOUR life on public display?

he'd probably kill himself...

noobcake + classic material = trolls of EVERY 2pac thread

it's best not to address them since they crave attention

[Black Excellence]

It wasn't no classic interview.  It was basically just 2pac being his usual delusional idiot self.  He needed to take Suge's dick out of his mouth before doing that interview.  Probably would've come out better.  How can anyone respect Pac as a man after he became Suge's bitch for the last year of his life.  Tupac wasn't a leader, he was a follower.  Tried to play a gangbanger and got himself killed. 

Pac wasn't a perfect man.. but like he says in the interview, the difference between him and everyone else was that all his good and bad and all his mistakes are all out there for everyone to see and learn from; his whole life was a public display. 

...now what if we put YOUR life on public display? 

no one's perfect. we all got flaws. but one thing for sure i won't ever get punked out my paper or taken advantage of like pac. matter of fact one of you pac stans pull up the transcripts to that lawsuit pac's mom had against death row and peep all the fuckery they were doing to pac.

[Black Excellence]

It wasn't no classic interview.  It was basically just 2pac being his usual delusional idiot self.  He needed to take Suge's dick out of his mouth before doing that interview.  Probably would've come out better.  How can anyone respect Pac as a man after he became Suge's bitch for the last year of his life.  Tupac wasn't a leader, he was a follower.  Tried to play a gangbanger and got himself killed. 

i couldn't of said it better.

[Black Excellence]

Nigga was talking fuckery in this interview

100% fuckery. he knew damn well he didn't want to be on death row no more. if so why didn't he do a multiple album contract ? that nigga wanted to leave bad. check out assasination the best pac doc. besides tupac and biggie. the security breaking it down how he was murked. that shit is deep. as far as biggie goes. pac was jealous that biggie blow up and he was in a fucked position. and he went to death row and suge put the gas to the flame. the say way he used dre to go at eazy.

LMAO


biggie was in pac's rear view mirror

LMFAO. biggie had more money than pac.

[Black Excellence]

It wasn't no classic interview.  It was basically just 2pac being his usual delusional idiot self.  He needed to take Suge's dick out of his mouth before doing that interview.  Probably would've come out better.  How can anyone respect Pac as a man after he became Suge's bitch for the last year of his life.  Tupac wasn't a leader, he was a follower.  Tried to play a gangbanger and got himself killed. 

Pac wasn't a perfect man.. but like he says in the interview, the difference between him and everyone else was that all his good and bad and all his mistakes are all out there for everyone to see and learn from; his whole life was a public display. 

...now what if we put YOUR life on public display?

he'd probably kill himself...

noobcake + classic material = trolls of EVERY 2pac thread

it's best not to address them since they crave attention

i'm too sexy to crave attention youngsta.

[OG Hack Wilson]

whatthefuck do Biggie and Money have to do with this thread?



TROLL

[D-Nice]

It wasn't no classic interview.  It was basically just 2pac being his usual delusional idiot self.  He needed to take Suge's dick out of his mouth before doing that interview.  Probably would've come out better.  How can anyone respect Pac as a man after he became Suge's bitch for the last year of his life.  Tupac wasn't a leader, he was a follower.  Tried to play a gangbanger and got himself killed. 

Pac wasn't a perfect man.. but like he says in the interview, the difference between him and everyone else was that all his good and bad and all his mistakes are all out there for everyone to see and learn from; his whole life was a public display. 

...now what if we put YOUR life on public display?

he'd probably kill himself...

noobcake + classic material = trolls of EVERY 2pac thread

it's best not to address them since they crave attention

i'm too sexy to crave attention youngsta.

Now that was funny lol

[Black Excellence]

whatthefuck do Biggie and Money have to do with this thread?



TROLL

pac was jealous. suge was jerking him and he knew it. biggie didn't have nothing to do wit him getting shot 5 (it was really 2)times. pac had bad judgement and he blamed others for the consequences he received behind his own actions. but anyway pac sold like 6 mill at the time and didn't have his money. he was getting a $5,000 a week allowance from death row. i love pac's music he was dope(his best music was the death row era). but he wasn't a leader or someone wit some sense. he lived reckless until the day he died. suge sold him a dream and he sold his soul the the man in the red suit. he's a good artist though.