OF COURSE she was smitten with Tupac. He was literally one of the most charismatic & charming people of all time. She was in the presence of a legend 💯

@jbcool9178

28 күн бұрын

Now she act like it was nothing

I'm glad you're watching this. Pac was 2 years older than me. I remember him being shot the 1st time, went to jail for not raping that woman, got shot again. It was a shock when he died I remember. I was raising 2 toddlers during his rise then murder. It went by so fast! He was special n is missed. He would welcome EVERYONE to hear his music. Don't listen to the haters. And Pac was hated when he was alive, those not around back then don't know. I'm glad y'all spreading his message. Watch Resurrection and him talking about Kurt Cobain...and Trump! RIP 2Pac ❤

@melissaetheridge6972

3 ай бұрын

Tupac Amaru Shakur was like the modern day jesus, he came to save the youth, but the devil took him out quick ,before he could make some positive changes in the world. The same problem jesus had, he was teaching human values and right way to live, but devilish people came and crucified him. Tupac was more then a rapper, actor, visionary, he was a prophet, everything he wrote became reality in his life. I would like to thank the beautiful women for making this video, thank you for making a video on the greatest man to live. Tupac lived a full life by the age of 25 he managed to complete a life time of work. It would be a difficult task for any 25 year old to follow in his footsteps even in 2024.

@melissaetheridge6972

3 ай бұрын

Tupac was a man's man, he worked hard and provided for his whole family and other people. If U see his last homemade birthday video , where he had several people he provided for living in his Calabasas home in California. I would really like if someone could interview Chelle who was a family friend visiting from London she made a beautiful song with Tupac called borrowed time in 1996. ❤

We all miss Tupac he's alive in our Hearts ❤️💯

@derekgoodejr8788

2 ай бұрын

Fasho. ❤

This is the PAC i miss. Music is great, but I just miss his voice as a prominent figure. I'd love to have seen him grow and hear his opinions on things. A lot of hip hops biggest figures just dont have Pacs mixture of limelight, charisma, and introspective honesty.

Tupac a legend for eternity 🕊️🕊️🕊️

Lauren Lazin directed and put together a documentary style film on him years after his death. It was genius (in my opinion) because she was able to let Tupac tell his own story in his own words by clipping his interviews. It's called "Resurrection"

The face gestures and words from her,shows she's IN LOVE with the man Tupac was...

The Rap League never materialized nor did the Community Center 😢 He was cut short before he could do alot of things because he was powerful as a personality. He had the potential to change the community in a big way but that interfered with the plans of others 😒

@quann06

3 ай бұрын

Snoop Dogg took some of those ideas from Pac.

Gotta do his revolutionary speech 93 he went off

@phillmoe

3 ай бұрын

Bro had blood vessels busting out and shit. Rip

2 Pac was like the most handsome man I've ever seen❤❤❤❤❤😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊 And that still stands today in 2024❤ Great reaction!!!

I’m so happy you’re reacting to my fave. I caught the Tupac bug about 14 years ago when I watched one of his interviews in high school. I love seeing people from different places & cultural backgrounds connect with him/his music.

2pac - Letter 2my unborn child (Great Song!!)

The man who came to the hospital and seen him in jail, Billy garland? Was the SPITTING IMAGE of him when he was Pac age. Eerily , the Man’s mother died at 26 due to complications with an abortion and she looks JUST LIKE HIM. Down to the smile.

I love that you're seeing who Tupac is and was, thank you.

I'm loving your Tupac/2Pac journey to the maximum, this young man was beyond his time. I can only imagine if he was properly protected what he would bring to this world🤔. RIP brother Tupac Shakur 🩶🕊 Tupac - Gridlock'd 1996 Full Interview kzread.info/dash/bejne/pX93tKevpNzOj7w.htmlsi=ViuuTdeK08GEEXym

Some legends were made while Tupac was born one,his music catalog can be played today without missing a beat.

His clothing style was so different for a 24 year old right here

@757CitiesReppa

3 ай бұрын

Not for that time

@jasonlamarre1587

3 ай бұрын

He had Versace and all the top brands giving him clothes and begging him to go and model their fashion. He was a different breed for sure.

@757CitiesReppa

3 ай бұрын

@@jasonlamarre1587 cats in the street was already wearin that sht.

@jasonlamarre1587

3 ай бұрын

@@757CitiesReppa I’m from Detroit I’m well aware as coogi brand trend started there.

@Papi_c99200

3 ай бұрын

@@757CitiesReppano he was different..had his own style

Love reaction hey TUPAC INTERVIEW AT THE GUN RANGE IS A GREAT ONE AND LOST VIBE INTERVIEW IS ANOTHER GREAT ONE

Pac was working on an autobiography at the time of his demise, the “Tupac Shakur The Last Interview 1996 “ interview was suppose to be one of many For that autobiography. By the time the guy who was interviewing him solidified the deal for the autobiography, pac was in Vegas in the hospital fighting for his life💔

Tupac wrote a book titled "Live to Tell" but it was never completed nor edited nor piblished. His mother was working on the release but she too died before it was done

It’s crazy cuz while he got sent to cali; his lil sister was out in Baltimore with her mother; people forget about her

@JaeThaGemini

3 ай бұрын

no one forgets about that 😂 what are you talkin about

@SoundBiteInc-

3 ай бұрын

@@JaeThaGemini she’s rarely mentioned is what I’m saying. Lot of people don’t even know he gotta sister.

Great reaction....Can you react to Tupac's Lost Vibe Interview and both of Tupac's jail interviews and his interview outside the NYC courtroom plz .

I personally feel like ol girl was being rude as shit in this interview , like she was fishing for the negative

@natefrmbklyn

3 ай бұрын

Her name was Tabitha Soren, and while she was peppering him with alot of questions, it allowed for Pac to inform folks of who he was for real.

@SoundBiteInc-

3 ай бұрын

@@natefrmbklyn I knew her name , I recommended the interview, I just didn’t care to say it

@Beauty4Ashes578

3 ай бұрын

I thought I was the only one. Watching this interview as an adult I was highly annoyed by Tabithas underlining tone and line of questioning 🤨 She got pressed on NPR about this interview and of course she was so clueless about the way she came across. For example; the way she kept saying “CRACK” and asking him about his mother’s addiction. I didn’t like it one bit. What I did appreciate is how PAC kept reframing her questions in his answers and highlighting how those things helped him or made him a better person. RIP Tupac ~ forever eternal 💕💕🌸

I often wonder how different the world, or at least our country would be, if Tupac were still alive. The butterfly effect thing. I remember when I turned older than he would ever reach, and it was wild to think that I started listening to him in 96.

This awesome I’m never seen this whole interview just clips of it. It would’ve been an amazing thing to see if he was able to make his plans and dreams come true. I’m sure the world would be a much better place 😢 Fyi he was also a Gemini

He had just been outta jail about a week or two after serving damn near a year in prison

Love your authenticity. We love pac here in England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 too

Check out his prison interview...a much different pac

Pac is the hood Inspiration❤

I really love the way that you personalize Tupac. As a 59 y/o Black woman I love the admire the real Tupac that you show. Tupac started a Revolution. I lost my identical twin sons at 31 and 33. They were giving so much to the world. Sometimes the best go too early. The main thing is that they left a legacy through their sons...

@RetroToMetroReactions

Ай бұрын

I’m so sorry for your losses. I can’t even begin to imagine. I’m glad you have your grandsons. 😢♥️

Please do one on Tupac in prison interview, love to see your reaction 👍🏾

You should do part 2 of this interview you will learn a lot more of what pac was going through at this time

2Pac song I ain't mad at you, is a great song to react to

Love your chenel and your contents. . Specially that you have love for great...Tupac the one and only. .it takes a special person to understand things that you not relate it too.....stay bless

Oakland Cali ❤❤❤ Born & raised. I miss Tupac do much. I love his stories. I can listen to him talking all day. 🕊🕊

REST WELL SOULJAH TUPAC 🌹💔. There are a few books, the poetry one is called a rose that grew from concrete and some great biography material is rebel for the hell of it, thug angel, there are also a lot of audio interviews that would probably be hard to find now physical copies. But they are most likely on here (KZread).

Oh this was my favorite back in the day there was some kind of energy those two had together that always shine through.

Please can someone find chelle from the song borrowed times, she was a family friend of tupac from London, she really need to be interviewed, so she can tell us about the time she spent with tupac, just before he passed away the made a beautiful song called borrowed times, you can find it on youtube.

U are spoiling us...l thanks again

2pac a rose that grew from concrete (14:32) this is his true writing in poetry form (original) bought the book for my mother I truly enjoy you and your video content youve got a really good heart

Tupac Shakur was ahead of his time at the age 17years old intelligent and smart.

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Thanks for the Reaction, This was a Terrible interviewer, Asking him Dumb and messed up questions about his mothers addiction, but pac knew exactly what she was doing and kept his cool. You should check out his prison interview it was powerful.

Thank you for understanding. Bookie ❤❤❤ The real one's do not last forever

If you’re interested in Tupac literature I’d highly suggest reading the poetry book as well as “Holler If You Hear Me” by Michael Eric Dyson. I’ve read it and it’s a phenomenal in-depth read. 📚

I Remember Watching This Interview, When I Was A Kid On MTV,Back In 95 , Great Reaction Sweetheart

Man pac was such a sweet person.

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A lot of people criticized this reporter because they feel she was being judgemental, insensitive and condescending. She gave a radio interview many years later in which she claims to have been nearly strip searched by Tupac’s entourage while she interviewed him in the studio, and that she felt uncomfortable being surrounded by a bunch of male rappers. In regard to the 1995 MTV interview, she believes Tupac was actually flirting with HER, and that he was being disingenuously nice because of his rape conviction. She still believes him to be guilty of the rape, and holds a negative opinion of him.

@golds04

3 ай бұрын

Since you heard the interview. Please provide the link. Or are you suggesting we trust your memory? Do share.

the lady that interviewed him disrespected pac when he died and called him a “thug” and said he basically deserved to die, which was disrespectful to the black community. She had one face in the interview when shes around flyness tryna be fly, but she went back to her news friends and said what she really believed about pac and the black community as a whole

@rashadwalker8218

3 ай бұрын

Did she really say that?

@carameldiva5131

3 ай бұрын

I don't remember her doing that. But I do remember Tavis Smiley talking mad ish about him when he died. He was still on BET then. Go check it out.

I was thinking the same thing she liked Him

React to Tupac I get around

Please do a reaction of 2Pac In Police Station 1995 ...

She was crush when he passed away

The lady was too intrusive, after a while 2Pac decided to be more elusive with hus answers because he felt like she was being disingenuous. He had to be careful about what he says.

@Papi_c99200

3 ай бұрын

Yea I didn’t like her approach..plus she had no relatability to black culture ..just naivety

@hybrid.catastrophic.impact6071

3 ай бұрын

@@Papi_c99200 It's like she had a hidden agenda.

@Papi_c99200

3 ай бұрын

@@hybrid.catastrophic.impact6071 right like did u hear her insinuating about him smoking the drugs he was trying to sell? He had to tell her no multiple times

@hybrid.catastrophic.impact6071

3 ай бұрын

@shawnhines90 Reporters like her are some of the individuals that promoted the whole east coast west coast beef

@Papi_c99200

3 ай бұрын

@@hybrid.catastrophic.impact6071 exactly

There's a "part 2" to this interview.

React to, 2pac Mama Just a Lil Girl

Shout out to Shock-G !

She was “smitten” that was cute. There was definitely something there

You should check out the documentaries Tupac Resurrection and Tupac Conspiracy 1 and 2 to get a deeper understanding of Tupac's Life from beginning to the end. ❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥

If u dont notice he got tired of this lady n we r too her questions r condescending

Ok.. I think it’s time for you to react to “Unconditional Love” by Tupac. The lyric video, not the so called music video. You’d love it! One of his deepest songs

When you get the chance if you could react too Johnny Burnette You're Sixteen song live video 1960.

#PUSHWITHCOMMENT

you should get the white book from makavelli

No they us all in a box we r not criminals or "super predators" as they called us

More Kendrick please moral man would fit in well with what you’ve been reacting to recently

2pac temptations react

Snoop did it he had football leagues for the kids

Actually, she was very rude to Tupac after this interview and made it seem like he was trying to push up on her. Especially after he passed.

PLEASE REACT TO Scarface ft 2pac (SMILE) & Scarface: I Seen A Man Die. 🙏🏿 Thank you.

@RetroToMetroReactions

3 ай бұрын

Scarface will be coming up sometime this week and I’ll add the other to my list. Thanks!!

@OgBlak

3 ай бұрын

@@RetroToMetroReactions Welcome

@AnthonyJolly-xb6ts

3 ай бұрын

Hi Charlene.I just found your channel from a college classmate.He told me you do videos on rap music,ect.I subscribed and wacthed the Tupac "Dear Momma" music video he sent too me.I loved your truthful commentary about the song,and the real life situations.I like 80s rap music artists like Run DMC,The Fat Boys,Heavy D & The Boyz,EPMD,and Whodini (RIP Dwight 'Heavy D" Myers from heart issues) growing up in the 80s in Texas.I enjoy your channel,and Thank You! Oh! Your Cute And Have A Cute Smile Too!🥰

nah were gd,she already came out and said she felt uncomfortable.

What she didn’t understand back then is that even though he knew who shot him if he goes to or cooperated with the police in anyway his Rap career would’ve been over because hiphop is street music you can’t be seen as a rat it’s not right but that’s how it is

danger suppressed ,now play with the zoo animals

She seems to have A log of guilt in her conscience

Say she like Tupac

Amazing people Die Young so they dont have to suffer in this terrible Life !!!