Tupac Shakur - The Last Interview (1996)
841K views · May 15, 2018 · Entertainment
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@DawnDuchess · 6 years ago
"I got that power from books, and thinking, and strategizing"<br> -Tupac Shakur 🐏
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@stackywarbucks · 5 months ago
Pac was light-years ahead of his time
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@louderthanyourdeacon420 · 1 year ago
Pac studied all these dudes , took it , and made it his sh!t. Thats power. RIP PAC We still riding for you in 2025
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@melissarivera7477 · 6 years ago
It’s a shame that the “rappers” these days are saying they’re better than 2pac. Jealously & ignorance smh. They all know Tupac would demolish them.
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@roberthealey7739 · 7 years ago
The scary thing about him is he did everything he said. This government was scared to death of a young radical like him.
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@LovehardFightharder_ · 5 years ago (edited)
“I believe in black people , but I believe in the black people as it relates to my tribe” - what a word. Not every black person is apart of the tribe of liberation, Truth, Integrity, and Righteousness.
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@acrobatology · 6 years ago
This is not an "interview". It's just Tupac pouring out everything and I wouldn't have it any other way. I like the fact that the interviewer didn't interrupt. Just let the GOAT express himself. R.I.P Tupac Shakur
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@kouamek.samson7626 · 8 years ago
I am pretty sure, they studied 2Pac's ideology, his IQ, principles while in prison and in the street. They found out that he was a different kind of black man. Not just a punk rapper but a really smart black man with a clear vision of its future then ultimately decided to trick him and plan his death. He had that game thought wisely and was fighting for an economic war! That's something rare to hear from a young black man at the of 25.
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@timche1757 · 2 years ago
“I took it, it’s mines” that’s some deep shit. “I study great men so they can’t be great to me no more” 🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿👑
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@Thomas-xe3ce · 7 years ago
I miss this guy. He gave me my confidence back in the day. Tupac was special.
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@wearecjfansandsupporters2789 · 8 years ago
B4 you compare any rapper to 2pac please understand why that is a mistake. No rapper past or present had a mind like pac homie was 50 years ahead of the class.
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@petty_news · 4 years ago
The World Wasn't Ready For 2Pac 🔥
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