What Really Happened When Nas Confronted 2Pac At The MTV Awards

On September 4, 1996; 2Pac and Nas had a well known altercation that has never been brought to life until now. In this video I put together what actually took place that night at the MTV Video Music Awards. From countless interviews and articles. The timelines were placed close to what I researched from all parties involved. To complete the story I had to place in some assumptions from history, and previous interviews from both parties. 2pac was upset to find out that Nas was dissing him along with Mobb Deep at their shows, even though he ran into Nas at the House Of Blues some months prior; and it was all love. Nas was close to Mobb Deep who 2Pac dissed, and also got word that 2pac made some diss records directed at him. They both came face to face at the MTV Awards after party in New York. Hope you like the video. Thank you!

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Some Researched Sources
***Math Hoofa Podcast with G Wiz
***Jungle Interviews
***Napoleon Interviews
***Reggie Wright Jr Interview
***Nas Interview
***Moddy Banga and Gotti Interview
***Hussein Fatal Interviews

[sphakamisozondi]

Bro, just imagine a Pac and Nas collaborative album. That would have taken over the hip hop game.

[BullsNB]

Nas never lied about what happend he def had love for Pac

[AQUAPHREESH]

I like how you included 2pac and Nas’ exact outfits they wore that night 😂 Great editing too 👍🏾

[JoeMama-tltr]

Nas and Tupac were the deepest rappers that ever lived. They both sang about the struggles of being in poverty and were so next level compared to any of their peers

[Darksaige]

This was well put together. The biggest take away from this is, THERE IS ALWAYS THE PERSON WITH NOTHING TO LOSE WHO'S TRYING TO MAKE A NAME FOR THEMSELVES THAT GET THINGS GOING. So to everyone trying to be someone, watch who you surround yourself with. Any time you hear THIS story Jungle is ALWAYS the center.

[MrHowse-rtbo]

Pac was moving like Mansa Musa that night. Enjoyed this piece. Be great.

[haroldcooper]

I'm happy somebody told the real truth about how the confrontation really went at the 1996 MTV AWARDS!

[udinelumbu]

Nas and Pac are two of my favourite rappers of all time. This video was great. Very informative. Can't wait to see more content like this.

[blacknight]

The fact that he didn't back down from Nas even when his crew surrounding him shows how real Pac was.

[TimeNap]

This is far and away the best and most complete version of this story which is such an amazing and wild moment in rap history.

[RichiEnglish]

2 of my favourite rappers on one nation would have been historic. :( RIP PAC

[jessefortini]

This was incredible. You should make one on the Confrontation Betwen Death Row and Bad Boy at the 1996 Soul Train Awards.

[goatsmokemedia]

dont understand why this channel is not big big.
Good work bro!

[ericfreeman]

2Pac is that Iconic Legend That's Still Talk About Almost 30yrs Later. It's so many YouTube channels dedicated to his legacy. Salute To 2Pac A Iconic Legend 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[closcsprings]

This video was dope. I love the animation bro. New subscriber here

[stldsfine]

That One Nation album would've literally took over the music game

[skeezenutz]

This was absolutely amazing my guy! Loved how you had real details of this event, very iconic!💯👊🏾 rip 2pac

[struggleismotivation]

The way u put this together was dope. I think i speak for everybody who agree with me, we would love to see u do all the rappers that either had altercations and moved forward or passed away due to hip hop/street beef.

[TravelwithTrey]

Pac was always reasonable when he needed to be. I think his private persona was tormented by his public persona, and as time moved on, he found it difficult to separate the two.

[henryfairley]

Love this vid my dude. It’s almost like I was there. Rip Pac. Shout out to Nas