Epic Moments in Hip-Hop: Tupac's Double Album Revolution! 🎤🔥

He was just— he was that dude, man. He was that dude. I know my boy Chris, I know my boy TJ, they disagree because, you know, they New York, they Nas all day. I get y'all, man. I get y'all. If I rule the world— I like that, you know, I like that. But I really love that Ether though. That Ether was cold. But anyway, man, so then my man came out, man, came fresh out of jail, man. Double album. Hadn't— that hadn't even been done at that point, man, till my man came out with a double album. And if anybody that know hip-hop or rap music or whatever, that was unheard of back in the day. And my man had a double album that you can play straight through, straight up, all bangers, all bangers. Hey man, where my keys at, man? Y'all play too much. Hey, loan me some money. Come on, man. Come on, man. My hip-hop heads, y'all know what I'm talking about, man. Come on, man. So anyway, man, All Eyez on Me, the first double album in hip history and a monumental movement moment for the genre with hits like California Love, How Do You Want It with Jodeci, and 2 of America's Most Wanted with my man Snoop Dogg. Snoop still out there doing his thing, but come on, man, when Pac came on that rap, on that roster, it was, it was a wrap. Tupac showed his versatility, uh, blending and party things with hard-hitting street narrative. The album was a commercial success and remains one of the best-selling hip-hop albums of all time. Come on, man. I won't deny it, I'm a straight rider. You don't wanna with me. Police busting at me, but they can't do nothing to a G. Yeah, come on, man. Y'all finish that up, man. Yeah, y'all know my man Pac, man.