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2-Pac 4-Ever

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2pac 4 ever is one of the best 2pac dvds out. I support anything 2pac but this product would be right up there with the rest of your collection, definitely a must-have.
Contains live concert footage of 2pac on stage at 'The House of Blues'. Something we don't often see.
Bizzy Bone's interview will really touch you because the way he speaks about 'Pac, you can tell that its from the heart.
KRS-One was a great choice as narrator. I'm glad this dvd did'nt just show a nobody to commentate(i.e., a person who just wrote a book about 'Pac) but instead brought in people who really knew him or are well respected.
Right at the end of the documentary, you'll have a real deep feeling when the very last song 'On the other side of the sky' is played and there is footage simultaneously playing of 'Pac rhyming from a piece of paper. You have to watch it to know what I'm talking about.
2pac was such an inspiration to so many people WORLDWIDE and will be dearly missed til the day I die. "2PAC 4 EVER".

Voice is personality. Tupac's voice was a siren. This film, with the compelling narration by KRS-ONE, shows how Tupac took his place in this world and stood there in an absolutely free relationship to it, demanding nothing in return. Tupac's music and poetry is inexhaustible, infinite, because, triumphing over time, again and again it condenses grace into magnificent clouds and lets it pour out in life-giving rain. Buy and see this film.

While a good dvd by itself, its intentions are very bad. Most of the footage was stolen from several people who were planning to release it on a different dvd.

Another in the endless list of DVD documentaries chronicling the life of late rapper Tupac Shakur. Running at about an hour and featuring interviews with KRS One, Mike Tyson, Lisa "Left Eye" Lopez, and Pac's group, The Outlawz, "4-Ever" really doesn't go anywhere that previous "Pac-umentaries" haven't been. A lot of the Pac footage has been included in other releases and the interviews aside from some interesting stories from Tyson really doesn't bring anything new and insightful. For die-hard Tupac fans only.