The Final Moments of Tupac Shakur & The Rise of Gangster Rap | 50 Years of Hip-Hop Documentary (#1)

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Published 2023-07-11
Big Boy presents “50 Years of Hip-Hop” — a three-part documentary series celebrating the 50th anniversary of a genre that started in the Bronx and grew into a cultural phenomenon spread across the world. Episode One covers the rise of Eazy E, the formation of N.W.A., and the gangster rap era of the 80’s / 90’s. Dr. Dre and Warren G speak on the rise of Snoop Dogg — sharing stories behind iconic tracks like Deep Cover, Nuthin’ But a “G” Thang, and The Chronic album. Warren G and Snoop remember working with the former CEO of Death-Row Records, Suge Knight. “50 Years of Hip Hop” also explores the rise of Tupac Shakur, his famous beef with Biggie Smalls, and his tragic murder in 1996. Marlon Wayans, E-40, and Snoop Dogg recall their finals moments with the west-coast rapper. Plus, boxing champion Mike Tyson speaks on Tupac’s legacy. Watch the full interviews exclusively on BigBoyTV.

Chapters:
0:52 Dr. Dre, Eazy E, and NWA
7:05 Snoop Dogg Before The Fame
11:11 The Rise of Snoop Dogg
23:38 Warren G
27:08 Suge Knight
31:26 Tupac Shakur
37:24 Tupac and Biggie’s Beef
47:58 The Unsolved Murder of Tupac

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All Comments (21)
  • @Sunny-jz3dy
    Snoop lucky he's got a friend like Warren G!!! We all need a friend like that!
  • @atthespeedoflife2150
    Its a reason why Snoop still alive today. You can call him whatever you want but the man was thinking smartly and not letting the ego get him into shit.
  • @johnt84
    Big Boy's the perfect person to do a documentary on hip-hop history. This is beautiful👏
  • @onehitterquitter2130
    Warren G literally saved Hip-Hop. From snoop to Def Jam. Warren G the Hip-Hop savior.
  • @jvill6074
    the fact he can just clip all his interviews to tell a full story/documentary is legendary. BigBoy Da GOAT :goat-turquoise-white-horns:🐐🐐🐐🐐
  • @DJOutsider
    Tupac lived a very short life 😞 but in our hearts he will live forever. ✊✌ His lyrics have stood the test of time and will survive ✊👍✌
  • @derrickrankinjr2798
    50 Years of Hip Hop! I was born in 1989 so basically Hip Hop Raised Me RIP Tupac RIP Eazy-E
  • @sangpcolley6101
    Was born in 84 hip hop raise me,shouts to big boy for this clear insight rest in power 2pac
  • @yhack55
    Wow! What Snoop said about turning a new leaf brought tears to my eyes❤ Thank you Lord for keeping this man grounded and humble.
  • @2jz99
    Pac was way ahead of his time - Goat for reason ❤
  • @sarmstrong7014
    Snoop got me in tears, that story from his mouth is heart wrenching. I remember how all these events impacted me as an adolescent and maybe that is why this entire video is so powerful to me, but it feels like its more than that. great documentary cant wait for next chapter.
  • @erickpine8277
    For real at 25 Tupac accomplished so much. He changed the Hip Hop industry rest in peace Pac.
  • @IamthNight
    I wish Tupac was here doing these interviews 15 years later. That would've been dope
  • @byronmontesflores3837
    This man touched a lot of people’s hearts. I can see it in their faces and even in their voices as they speak about him.
  • @cosmosgeoman2510
    It's amazing how any story about hiphop ends as soon as Tupac died.
  • @djairalert422
    I grew up in this era in my early 20’s I feel blessed to be alive.
  • @daz4life
    This Documentary offers a valuable insight into the genre's evolution. Big thanks to Big Boy for bringing us this enlightening exploration of hip-hop history! 🙌🏾