CNN just published a long-lost 2Pac interview given shortly after his release from the pen. He opens up about the double disc album then called "Life Goes On," his vision for a rap league, the criticism from politicians, the hardest parts of being locked up. Pretty incredible

The Greatest to Ever Do it! There is no debate. The most influential, most controversial, most powerful, most political, most hardest working artist the game has produced. He accomplished more by 25 years old then other artists still can’t accomplish

Tupac was marked by the government the minute his mother gave birth. Suge was an informant for a long time. Tupac was set up because they couldn’t let him grow more. This man was on another level.

Not many if any rappers were talking about politics and organizing voters at 24 years old fresh out of jail!He really was different

His trajectory as a man and what he was going to become to this world is insane to think about.

The only rapper ever that will sit down and tell you exactly how he feels about touchy topics without his publicist guiding him or his fans telling you what “he really meant” when he doesn’t convey himself well. The guys yall compare to him wouldn’t dare lol

You may disagree with the message but you can’t fault the delivery.

Just Throws In "Faith Evans" 🤣

Life goes on - solid album title

Tupac been dead over 30 years. That's crazy.

Wish he stayed sober like this more often

Seen short pieces of it on the Welcome 2 death DVD 📀 thanks for video

GOAT. Very intelligent 24yr old underdog. Moved from grace to grass. Imagine being born inside prison? Pac said,as a black Man and a rapper, U.S society saw his lyrics that attack police and his Beef with Biiggie as a threat to national security, so they got rid of them both.

Tupac was too real for this fake world.

his smile is so infectious!😍 I wish he lived long enough to fulfill his goals, he had a great mind.

RIP to the 🐐

Had he lived, this man would be among the most influential and consequential people on the planet, perhaps ever. He had the potential to shape culture and create movements, and the drive to affect change like few ever could. RIP 🐐

tupac was so ahead of his time. 30 years later. we are still talking about this. tupac was smarter and more educated then like 95% percent of rappers and rnb niggas today.

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Thank the Lord the name changed to All Eyez on Me lol

“Oh nah, we need to get his ass up out of here.. he’s doing too much now.”

Someone ask @Kash_Patel why the FBI files on Tupac are still classified.

Incredible speaker

Where's the script to that movie ????

Nobody in the mainstream entertainment world could ever communicate this effectively about their truth present day

Here's a link to the screenplay of the movie he spoke about writing in this clip. RIP TUPAC

My Mentor for life 💓💯

Very intelligent individual

Some people take a lifetime to complete their reasons for being here on this earth; Pac did it by 24. He completed his job and moved on to his next journey.

would you like to share what he was locked up for or do you want me to be the one to have to: two counts of 1ST DEGREE S.A. you're on the wrong side of history for promoting this. and with a blue check mark. you're profiting off of abusers rn, jeff. care to acknowledge it? 🎤

He loved snoop & snoop was jealous of him smh

He was 24 in this interview and had the game figured out. Rare.

Damn, he couldn't have nothing to himself. "Life Goes On" > "Euthanasia" > "Life After Death"

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Possibly before he record title track, “All Eyez On Me”.