Pac's Life [Special Edition] on Dropbox
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Some quotes from Angie Martinez about the 4 part series. It’s more than just the Pac interview…
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Angie Martinez talking about the Tupac interview in her book
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2Pac & Mickey Rourke during a gala event at Nello’s in NYC, 32 years ago today (1994)
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Why now Angie Martinez?
Excuse my rant… but at this point I feel like Tupac is purely used as a mule to generate money, and clout. You wait 30 years to release some tapes, probably gonna have the same mfs speaking on Pac that imo have nothing valuable to offer to the discussion, and let people trash talk his legacy like they always have. She held the tapes because she wanted the price to be right for release and ig Netflix had the right price so now she wanna release em. I can’t imagine being constantly ridiculed during my life, and then ridiculed obsessively in my death. I see why Pac was so angry, and he KNEW ppl would do this type of bs. My God.
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Angie Martinez interview
I want to hear the full interview with no commentary no shade.
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Finally Angie Martinez 2Pac interview will be published!
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Mike Tyson walks out to Toss It Up before his fight to Evander Holyfield (November 9.1996)
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Hit Em Up - Kadafi Tribute
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Yaki Kadafi, your spirit lives on! 🕊️
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📸 Michael O’Neill, 1996.
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2Pac x Hellstar clothing line
I really love the collection, definately my favorite 2Pac shirts that have ever come out (to be honest, the only ones that I'd wear out in public out of the lot that i've seen), but they're stupidly overpriced. Is there a way to get them for cheaper, possibly by supporting the economy of a very well known communist country? (if you catch my drift)
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Was 2Pac REALLY CLAIMING M.O.B. PIRU?! The Truth about 2Pac's Gang Ties
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35 years ago today, 2Pac released 2Pacalypse Now.
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What if the interview is...
What if the interview is overhyped and it's just exactly what he says in the SWAY interview. I have a feeling it's gonna be a little bit of a nothingburger
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Panther Power (Dear Mama Mix)
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IVE BEEN WAITING TS MY WHOLE LIFE
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She’s going to edit the interview
We need the full
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A Tupac interview that was considered too dangerous to release in 1996 is finally coming out nearly 30 years later.
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Angie Martinez is finally releasing her long-shelved interview with Tupac 🔥🔥🔥
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The 2pac / Angie interview is finally coming out!
ON NETFLIX NOV 27TH!
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Question about the Makaveli album
From what I've read this wasn't supposed to release until 1997. Was the final commercial release that came out in 1996 already fully completed? Was there any creative posthumous work done on any of the songs or is the final version what 2pac would've heard?
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Could Tupac swim, bowl, ride a bike, etc?
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Tupac his 1993 courtroom appearances
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Does anyone else enjoy comparing Tupac's first two acting roles with his first two albums?
Something I noticed about Tupac's first two albums and his roles as Bishop and Lucky
I've been thinking about this for the past week.
Bishop and Lucky really resonate with the subject matter of Tupac's first two albums remarkably well.
Bishop is someone who is deeply troubled, psychologically damaged, insecure, and seeks respect through intimidation.
Meanwhile, 2Pacalypse Now is largely a call for change against police brutality, poverty, racism, drug abuse, teenage pregnancy, and other problems affecting the community.
But I see Bishop as a consequence of what happens when those problems aren't addressed. I see his character as less of a contradiction to the album, and more of an example of the problems Tupac was warning about.
I feel like Soulja's Story, Trapped, Young Black Male, Violent, and I Don't Give a Fuck resonate really well with Bishop as a character.
Now Lucky, with Strictly 4 My N.I.G.G.A.Z.
He's trying to build a future for himself and his daughter Keisha while dealing with grief, poverty, and the struggles of everyday life. Keisha's mother is battling addiction, and Lucky is learning how to love again while trying to move forward.
Meanwhile, Tupac was dealing with censorship and controversy but refused to be silenced.
The circumstances are obviously different, but I see a similar determination in both of them. Lucky refuses to give up on his daughter or his future, despite everything he's been through.
I feel like the album addresses the problems the community faces, while the movie addresses the problems an individual faces. Both projects demonstrate hope for the future while struggling through intense hardship.
Keep Ya Head Up, Papa'z Song, Something 2 Die 4, and Strugglin' especially resonate with Lucky to me.
And what I find particularly interesting is how different Bishop and Lucky are.
Bishop is consumed by his problems and ultimately destroys himself and the people around him. Lucky has also experienced tremendous hardship, but he's trying to build something better.
It's nothing short of lightning in a bottle to have the subject matter of your first album align so closely with your first major acting role.
But to have it happen twice??? With two completely different characters?
I just find that remarkable.
Curious if anyone else has noticed this, or if I'm reaching with some of these comparisons haha.
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