Tupac Shakur’s ‘Brenda’s Got a Baby’ then and now | GMA

Ethel Love breaks her silence 30 years later after portraying the young girl in Tupac Shakur’s music video.

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[shannonfergusson]

The world needed Tupac then and now. His legacy will never die

[amarusheeku]

....A lot of rappers came out 6 years ago
And now forgotten.
2pac died in 1996, here we are still talking about him like he's still alive.
I miss you Pac. ♥️

[mercuryman]

2pac is the greatest rapper ever! Poet, actor, rapper and revolutionary.

[southside]

RIP Pac. 5 years that impacted hip hop in a major way. 🙏🏽

[EpisodeCJSII]

R.I.P. Pac
Look at "Brenda", the definition of The Fountain of Youth

[ellaclayborne]

Tupacs mom while pregnant with him in prison was only getting a boiled egg in a glass of milk they treated her less than human and she wasn't getting the nutrients that she needed but the baby inside her Tupac was just fine the Lord was protecting him in the womb he wanted Tupac here and this song touches to till this day.

[yknight]

He was a poetic rapper who told stories about people the world took no interest in and made sure he told the story as if you was there with him. RIP Tupac!

[angelaamare]

Tupac was so ahead of our time. DEAR Mama, Brenda's got a Baby and Trapped are true then and now.

[kattilathehunfreedomfighter]

I happened to be in Las Vegas to celebrate my birthday in 1996, and upon hearing sirens, we walked to the crime scene and stood near the bullet-riddled vehicle. I didn't know it was Tupac until early the next day when the news announced it. It was surreal to see it in person.

[sobluebedford]

Tupac* spoke on everything affecting the black community. From surviving poverty, to abuse of black men by police and women by men. But he also knew how to make fun music that showed his appreciation of women (albeit sometimes vulgar) and uplifting the community. May he continue to rest in peace. ❤❤

[l.c.boogie]

Almost 3 decades later and I still miss 2pac.

[vikkitrishrunnshaw]

There will never be another Tupac Shakur, his creativity and love was so pure, and will never be replaced.

[tre]

So proud of that sister, she kept her head up
Ase'

[spicyhot]

Gone but certainty not forgotten ..he is definetly missed Rip Tupac🙏🏼

[ladybugradio]

To this day after all these years I still love "Brenda's Got A Baby" the same way I did when I was a little girl but at the same time I didn't know how powerful it was when it came out.

[SuperBlessedKing]

Legend! I was not born yet when Tupac Shakur was alive and when he passed away, but I learned about him when I was born during the 2000s.
🥺❤️

[latyshal.]

Love me some Tupac. A talented man who was indeed a visionary, very knowledgeable, out spoken, and way ahead of his time. May he continue to rest in peace. 👑🕊💫

[LynetteWatson-ep]

2pac will definitely forever be missed 😔💔🙏🏾

[ian_ford]

She has NOT aged. If I showed you the music video clip and didn't say how old it was, I doubt a random person unfamiliar would guess it was more than 5-7 years ago.

[rthominc]

The storyteller is the story still goes on!!! 🙏🙏🙏