Treach Finally Speaks On His and 2Pac's Brawl With The Rollin' 60s At The Comedy Club In LA.

One thing about Pac he was about that action👊🏾🔫

I swear everybody talked about that fight Tupac stories never get old

Treach Underrated as a rapper bruh, he went off on every Naughty By Nature single💯🔥🔥

Teach always been a real one. Respect from the west coast.

We go through life fast but if you sit back and think about 2pac and his life just sit back and really think he died at 25yrs old. He was on top of the world at 25 looking at the world now and you look at his old interviews, his music the lyrics, the stories from friends, his movies the time frame he did everything and accomplished that time span from digital underground to death row is incredible and masterful. 2pac put himself on top of the world forever in history as long as the world spins there will always be someone talking about 2pac the people that met him will pass their experience with him to their kid’s family friends and it will continue to be past on 2pac name never will die he is up there with world history. His fans that never met him also we keep his name alive from our different perspectives to our kids and younger generations. As of today 2pac is talked about more than any deceased person as of today. I was 15 when 2pac died and now I’m 43. Pac was really starin at the world through his rareview 🙏🏿👑🕊️ Some of us got to witness history.

One of the most underrated lyricist ! He definitely a 🐐💪🏼💯💯💯

Oh this bout to be yo BEST INTERVIEW ART!! 💯💯💯💯💯

Love Treach definitely a real one and one of 2pac real friends. 2pac had hands and didn't back down( if you brought some/ you was gone get some).

Frank Alexander did say pac like to fight in one of his interviews 😂

People need to stop disrespecting pac name calling him fake, bunch of BS. That young brotha had a lot of heart

Bruh he’s had the same style fashionwise & creatively for decades & it’s still relevant. Jersey!

Look at T wearin same Pac's fit 💪 true friend fo sho

When I was stationed in Korea in the early 2000s, Treach and Vinny came through Osan Air Force Base and hung with troops for like a week straight. He was such a humble and giving brother! We appreciated the love so much! Salute to this Hip Hop Legend

Criminally underrated on the mic

I don’t know what it is but every time I hear the interviewer speak I imagine him wearing a ski mask for some reason 😂 🥷🏿

Treach had one of the best and relevant quotes in 90s/2000’s rap “You can run but u can’t hide, you can’t go far, no matter where u go there u are“ 💯 truth

Treach rocking the 07 Lil Wayne tattoo starter kit with the 96 2Pac M.O.B Deathrow attire😂

If Jerry Heller and the ADL or any YT person had brokered a peace between massive gangs we would hear about it every single documentary/interview. But nobody talks about The Nation of Islam and its peacekeeping role in hip hop.

I heard a slightly different story than what Treach is telling. It was said that Pac suggested to go to the 60s hood after that brawl to dead any issues they may have, because there was a "greenlight" on them. Treach agreed but said he would feel more secure if he brought some dudes from his hood with them. He then flew back to NJ but never came back to LA, so Pac went to the 60s by himself to dead the issue which is also why a lot of people said the 60s gained a lot of respect for Pac doing that. This supposedly is the reason why Pac stopped rockin wit Treach, cause he never tapped back in with him. IDK how true that is but I noticed there's not one pic or story of them hanging out after that, and Treach was never featured on the Makaveli or One Nation album.

The new generation glorifies NOT fighting but shooting instead. It's cowardly to my generation because if you go to jail for the shooting, you still have to fight at some point...