Scott Bejda
[With All Eyez On Me still sparking widespread debates, Murder Master Music Show host Scott Bejda remembers 2Pac with five Tupac Shakur-related moments from throughout the years. Peep ’em below!]
1. Spice-1 & Kokane Remembering The Last Time They Saw Tupac Alive
This was during one of our classic Round Tables. On the line during this clip was Spice-1 and Kokane just chopping it up about the last time they saw Pac alive which was on the set of Gang Related
Kokane: Chico, They know don’t know about the fact that you and I was suppose to go to Vegas with him!
Spice-1: I was kickin’ it with Pac on the set of his movie with Jim Belushi and Pac said “Go get Kokane!”, I went and got Kokane and we went back to Pac’s trailer while he was sghooting the movie and I was talking shit to hi for dressing like the police.
Kokane: Pac was the coolest nigga in the world!
Spice-1: That was the last time we seen him!
2. CPO Recalls Doing “Picture Me Rollin'” W/ 2Pac
I got a call from Pac and he said he would do a song with me if I would do a song with him. I didn’t expect him to use the song; I thought he was being nice. He invited me to the session and we only met a couple times before then. When we left the studio my boys said “Do you realize you just did a song with Tupac?” And I didn’t think he would use it, but he used every song he was doing.
3. Mac Mall Reflects On Tupac Directing His Debut Video
He took me under his wing! The first time I met him he mentioned Ghetto Theme and said “I gotta do something with Ghetto Theme!” When you see the video I had all my family and friends and all I had to do was be there. Tupac was such a genius musically and behind the camera. He wrote the treatment to the video and everything!
4. Death Row Artist Riskie Gave 2Pac The Killuminati Artwork One Day Before Las Vegas Shooting
Riskie: When I first found out about doing the Killuminati project I got a call from Suge telling me about what they wanted me to do. I got to work on it and maybe about a week later I met up with Pac and I showed him. I turned the artwork on September the 6th and the next day he got shot!
5. Original Gangstas Author Reveals Biggie Originally Wanted 2Pac To Manage Him
Ben Westhoff: People forget that Tupac was already a big star when Biggie was first getting started and Tupac took Biggie under his wing. Biggie’s career wasn’t taking off as fast as he thought it would and biggie asked Tupac to be his manager. Tupac told him to stick with Puffy!
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