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2PAC INTERVIEWS

Below are various video and audio interviews with Tupac, taken from various points in his life and career. we have tried to provide as much info on the interview as possible were we can. Enjoy

TUPAC: THE LOST VIBE INTERVIEWS:

VIBE Magazine unearths this candid interview they did with 2Pac from sometime in 1996 when Tupac was aged 24. During this part of the video (which is continued below) Pac speaks on where he’d be in 20 years, a unified hip-hop nation, his influence on Biggie, getting shot at Quad studios, being in jail and his belief that Puff Daddy knew about his shooting beforehand.

The next part from VIBE Magazine’s candid interview with 2Pac from 1996, here Tupac discusses leaving the streets, falling in love and Bill Clinton.


Interview info: Some down time during VIBE Magazine’s candid 1996 interview with 2Pac, VIBE plays fly on the wall as Pac talks on the phone with Suge Knight.


In this final segment from VIBE’s lost interview with 2Pac, the gone-but-not-forgotten rapper speaks about his movie Gridlock’d, meeting his father for the first time, and his views on God and religion.

TUPAC INTERVIEW AGED 17

This video is a highlights video of the first video interview of Tupac when he was aged just 17 in 1988. Enjoy.

TUPAC X-MAS ’92 ALBUM INTERVIEW

This video contains the interview made when Tupac was making a song for a Christmas album in 1992. Tupac recorded the song for the album entitled “A very Special Christmas Vol. 2″, an album which benefits the Special Olympics. After Tupac had some problems with the police the song was dropped from the album and this interview was never shown on TV.

TUPAC INTERVIEW Arsenio Hall 1993

Tupac appears on Arsenio Hall promoting his “Poetic Justice” movie in 1993. he makes another appearance on the show a year later.

TUPAC INTERVIEW Arsenio Hall 8th March 1994

TUPAC INTERVIEW IN PRISON

This is the full and un-censored video interview of Tupac whilst he was serving his time at Clinton Correctional facility in New York in 1995. The interview is about Tupac, not his trial or crime he was sentenced for.

TUPAC SPEAKS ON DEATH ROW EAST

Tupac gives one of his last ever interviews. The interview was for MTV VMA’s and Pac is promoting a planned Death Row East venture by him and Suge.