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Tupac Shakur

Tupac Shakur

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Sep 16, 2026

Laura StylezHOST
42:32
Yeah.
Ebro DardenHOST
42:32
We got into some Death Row, some, some Tupac, um, their relationship, the new project that Kurupt has with Rakim, uh, Master Killer, and who else was on that joint? Daz was on there.
Peter RosenbergHOST
42:45
No, it's Kurupt, Master Killer, and Rakim is the group.
Ebro DardenHOST
42:47
Is the group.
Ebro DardenHOST
42:48
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Ebro DardenHOST
42:49
Okay.
Peter RosenbergHOST
42:50
But, um, but, but also, I don't know if you guys caught, there were a couple of interesting moments early in that Tupac conversation.
Ebro DardenHOST
42:55
Which one?
RiosGUEST
93:33
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RiosGUEST
93:33
but if when, no matter what, when you had Jay-Z, Nas, Tupac, Snoop, this and that, you always had groups.
RiosGUEST
93:40
You had OutKast, you had this, you had everybody that's still going on, inside of that you had all of the DMX, all of this.
Lush OneHOST
93:47
Yeah, a- a- even the era where it's Nelly, Eminem, the, all those guys.

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Lush OneHOST
160:20
That was a stylistic diaper choice.
Adam22HOST
160:22
That was a thirsty-ass rapper who thought that he was never gonna make it unless he wore a diaper and did shit like that, you know?
Munchie BGUEST
160:27
Tupac wore a diaper?
Adam22HOST
160:29
When?
JimmyHOST
1:35
The blind stares of a million pairs of eyes looking hard but won't realize that they will never see the P. P meaning Penta winning the world championship.
JimmyHOST
1:45
Unfortunately, shout out Tupac starting off, you know, the podcast.
JohnHOST
1:49
Realize, realize, realize.
JohnHOST
1:52
And we acknowledge that.
Dave SpositoHOST
34:17
Trim them up special.
Molly AllenHOST
34:19
When I think of eyelashes, I think of Tupac Shakur.
Dave SpositoHOST
34:23
Okay.
Molly AllenHOST
34:23
Remember Tupac? He had the most beautiful eyes.
Dave SpositoHOST
1:50
Trim them up special.
Molly AllenHOST
1:52
When I think of eyelashes, I think of Tupac Shakur.
Molly AllenHOST
1:56
Remember Tupac? He had the most beautiful eyes, and he had long eyelashes.
Molly AllenHOST
2:02
But I thought they were pretty.
Dave SpositoHOST
36:02
Trim them up special.
Molly AllenHOST
36:04
When I think of eyelashes, I think of Tupac Shakur.
Molly AllenHOST
36:08
Remember Tupac? He had the most beautiful eyes, and he had long eyelashes.
Molly AllenHOST
36:13
But I thought they were pretty.
Voch LombardiHOST
21:54
Damn, Jacob, you know the song? You see, Jacob's 22.
Voch LombardiHOST
21:59
So when Tupac dissed Biggie,
Bryan BroaddusHOST
22:02
right? So this is another reference because you did a Tupac reference before.
Voch LombardiHOST
22:08
Same song.
Voch LombardiHOST
22:09
Same song.
Voch LombardiHOST
22:09
Exact same song.
Voch LombardiHOST
22:11
So Tupac dissed Biggie, right? Yeah.
Voch LombardiHOST
22:14
He rapped a little bit.
MarioHOST
0:24
Io sono Mario.
MarioHOST
0:26
Questa settimana cominceremo il nostro viaggio parlando di Tupac Shakur.
MarioHOST
0:32
A trent'anni dall'agguato che costò la vita al rapper americano, una giuria di Las Vegas ha condannato Duane "Keefe D." Davis come mandante dell'omicidio.
MarioHOST
0:46
La notizia ci dà l'occasione per raccontare chi era Tupac e perché la sua influenza continua a essere così forte nell'hip hop americano.
MarioHOST
2:10
Un nuovo studio ha provato a calcolare quanto costa al Paese la partenza di lavoratori qualificati e quali misure potrebbero convincere molte persone a restare, ma anche ad attrarre talenti dall'estero.
MarioHOST
2:29
Vi invito ad accompagnarmi.
MarioHOST
2:33
Trent'anni dopo l'omicidio di Tupac Shakur, per la prima volta è arrivata una condanna a fare luce sulla sua morte.
MarioHOST
2:43
Il 31 agosto una giuria di Las Vegas ha infatti dichiarato colpevole Duane "Keefe D." Davis, ex leader della gang Southside Compton Crips, per aver organizzato l'agguato che pose fine alla vita del rapper nel settembre del 1996.
Chris PlanteGUEST
7:23
You go to college bars in Washington, D.C., and you're as likely to hear that song as you are.
Chris PlanteGUEST
7:28
You know, you're not going to hear Tupac.
Chris PlanteGUEST
7:30
I just love Tupac in it.
Chris PlanteGUEST
7:32
six-pack liqueur.
Chris PlanteGUEST
7:34
I love six-pack liqueur.
Dean DonnellyGUEST
39:39
My brother challenged me to write a metal song about where we grew up, but take influence from rap music, take influence from...
Dean DonnellyGUEST
39:52
Tupac like Brenda's got a baby you know like that's a that's a coherent story of a girl named Brenda and what she went through so I was like right okay you know so from 14 to I'm 40 now I've seen 17 years worth of stuff happen that I'm like okay right let's talk about it you know because and the ending line to that track is it's not getting better it's only getting worse like a lot of the time especially in Ireland I find you know, there's this stereotypical attitude of, ah, sure, fuck it, it'll be grand.
Dean DonnellyGUEST
40:26
Or, you know, ah, you wouldn't know pain if it hit you in the face.
Aaron KavanaghHOST
40:30
I fucking hate that shit, man.

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