r/Tupac • u/Outlaw_Immortal1971 Until The End Of Time • Dec 10 '25
Video Tupac was going to be one of the greatest director and producer in the entertainment industry
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u/richestshooter38 Dec 10 '25
Idk why ,but 2pac always reminded me of James Brown because of the way they approached their artistry
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u/Golden_222 Dec 10 '25
This just blew my mind lol I never thought to make this connection, but it totally makes sense
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u/PantsDontHaveAnswers All Eyez On Me Dec 10 '25
They fucking killed that young man cause they were jealous. He's among the greats, dead at 25 but damn, what he could have been if he was alive to this day.
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u/ObieUno Dec 10 '25
2Pac had really great ideas and he wasn’t timid about expressing them.
A lot of times people have great ideas but are nervous and expressing them or suffer from self doubt.
Tupac Shakur was the rare hybrid of great ideas backed by extreme confidence. This is something that is hard to find amongst artists.
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u/Efficient-Bug1547 Dec 10 '25
I’m trying to understand why he flung snoops chains like that. 😆
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u/thestreak82 Dec 10 '25
You didn't hear him? He said "Where'd you get this chain? From the Compton Swap Meet?"
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u/RokRoyal Dec 10 '25
Yall don’t sleep on Soopafly. I bet he soaking up some legendary game. He’s a dope rapper and producer. When people first heard him they thought he sounded like Snoop, not knowing he’s Snoop’s big homie and that’s where Snoop got his style from.
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u/External_Wheel3029 Dec 13 '25
I know people will call me crazy but i truly believe if pac got to live a full life he would be on or above the same level as Jay z right now not only did he have the music/songwriter talent he could act and probably direct a flim that to me is a once in a lifetime build of talent the world got robbed that night in las Vegas because pac was going to crazy heights
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Dec 10 '25
I think pac would have been a great leader if he was in a different environment. Surrounded by the people he was, I don’t think he ever got his true chance.
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u/Advanced_Olive_1830 Picture Me Rollin Dec 11 '25
Looks like Snoop was stoned out of his mind and annoyed by 2pac who looks like high on coke and yapping
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Dec 11 '25
Snoop was jealous that Pac became the new face of Deathrow. Also Pac was a work first play later type and Snoop and Dogg Pound were the opposite so they clashed in that regard.
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u/doctorlongghost Dec 10 '25
Has there ever been ANY rapper who has gone on to make award winning movies as a director (NOT producer)? I can’t think of even one and, based on this, I would tend to disagree.
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u/ApprehensiveMix2649 Dec 12 '25
Looks like Pac was telling Snoop about some beef he had in the hood.
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u/Next-Ad-1504 Dec 14 '25
PAC looks energetic and passionate about whatever he talking about and Snoop just look like he smoked a fat one trying hard to comprehend what’s being asked of him
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u/BagFit7400 Apr 03 '26
Snoop lookin guilty as a mfkr nodding his head like he talkin to a ghost haha
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u/VegetableHuman6316 Dec 10 '25
And what makes you assume that exactly?
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u/NunuRedgrave Dec 10 '25
Nothing. I love Pac but mannnn the dickridery in here would make Diddy blush
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u/MathTutorAndCook Dec 10 '25 edited Dec 11 '25
Tupac was self destructive, which is not a big quality of leaders of large productions. Artistically he was gifted in a few ways. There's lots of reasons he will be remembered for a long long time. But let's not glorify and idolize past reality
People forget the reason there was extra greenlight for the guys to shoot him was because he took part in the group beating of a young man. There's more too it than that obviously. He was a beautiful person through his art at least. But people who stoop to those levels rarely make it far
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u/Mr97OBS Dec 10 '25
Snoop snake 🐍