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Knoblord_McCheese OP t1_j6ggxd3 wrote

I was watching Tupac: Resurrection and Tupac starts talking about it at one point. So random.

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An8thOfFeanor t1_j6gj3gz wrote

"Hey, this is Tony Danza. You've got eight minutes left."

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pickupBeer t1_j6gmay9 wrote

I’ve got a sense of humor, I laugh at Tony Danza

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blinkblunk t1_j6go5l1 wrote

I wish my letters could have saved 2 the number 2 pac

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wakelessparabol t1_j6gp08c wrote

That's some Snoop Dogg and Martha Stewart shit right there.

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vexens t1_j6guli5 wrote

Is this when Tupac was serving time for the gang rape?

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qb1120 t1_j6h6f88 wrote

They had a bunch of Tupac's stuff on display and there was a jail section where they showed some of his letters. It was pretty cool to see the people he interacted with

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Gulbahar-00 t1_j6h9627 wrote

Pope Benedict XVI also made a playlist of pop songs that he believed promoted Christian values, and added Tupac to it.

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Geminiweedsmoker t1_j6hcfea wrote

Yes it is true pac said once in his interview that Tony Danza used to write him funny stuff in letters while he was locked up for a crime everyone knows is not true

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Informal_Ad3771 t1_j6hgzuy wrote

Replying to [deleted] (#1,606,760)

Yes you can just listen to his lyrics, it's clear that he had great respect for women. Not that you should go to jail for words, but he would have gone back to prison had he not been killed. First degree sexual abuse.

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dangil t1_j6hpyax wrote

"hold me closer Tony Danza" - Tupac Shakur

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Shurlz t1_j6hxn4k wrote

Big nigga Danza

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Fthewigg t1_j6i2ffj wrote

Replying to Knoblord_McCheese (#1,601,974)

Wasn’t he also supposed to get a visit from Madonna, that ultimately fell through?

Solid doc. I really like the interview with Tabitha Soren where he describes how “the song” changes over the years.

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aSimpleWardrobe t1_j6i3z1t wrote

Replying to Informal_Ad3771 (#1,608,720)

If the story from the other pov is to believed, she was lying and used the courts preference over women in situations like this to win her case

Unless you are 2pac and have risen from the dead, or you are that lady, don't assume when the facts aren't 100%

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aSimpleWardrobe t1_j6i8fyb wrote

Replying to Informal_Ad3771 (#1,614,533)

As the guy below said, America in 80s 100% didn't have a racism and police abuse problem, yesssss

Ontop of that, sexual and birth issues being favoured to the female side in courts in the west

Could have 2pac done it? Maybe, i didn't deny it, but there wasn't enough evidence due to the nature of the case (its hard to prove someone slapped your behinds when phones weren't as they are today) but the courts went ahead anyway

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Informal_Ad3771 t1_j6i8kfv wrote

Replying to OssiansFolly (#1,614,659)

Not as many as people seem to think. Tupac Was a nasty piece of work. In his recent documentary, Chuck D tried but found it hard to say anything positive about him. Mediocre rapper, violent and confused human.

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OssiansFolly t1_j6ic33w wrote

Replying to Informal_Ad3771 (#1,614,779)

Considering the estimates are 2-6% of the prison population are wrongly convicted and 1% is roughly 20,000 people...estimates between 40,000 and 120,000 wrongly convicted people are behind bars. That's not an insignificant number of people.

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Fuzakenaideyo t1_j6ic96h wrote

Who didn't write letters to Tupac while he was in prison?

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crackeddagger t1_j6ifao1 wrote

Tupac by all accounts was an incredibly smart man with a diversity of interests and talents. All of Tony Danza's characters were named "Tony" because he wouldn't respond to other names in scenes. What did they possibly talk about??????????

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bolanrox t1_j6j71zu wrote

Another weird one. Two of Henry Rollins good friends are RuPaul and William Shatner

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bolanrox t1_j6j8ely wrote

Replying to Knoblord_McCheese (#1,622,884)

Joe Jackson (or was it ben folds) singing backup too.

After that Henry said Bill invited him to his weekly monday night football parties. then a little later finding out he was alone had him over for thanksgiving dinner with his family.

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Knoblord_McCheese OP t1_j6j8kik wrote

Replying to crackeddagger (#1,616,263)

The responsibility that comes with being famous and having a platform, mostly. Also jokes, random stories... Danza just thought Tupac was a really interesting person with a story to tell so he wanted to meet him. That's pretty much it.

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e30Devil t1_j6jk61s wrote

>Hold me closer, Tony Danza

-Elton John

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Fthewigg t1_j6jy4qy wrote

Replying to nocothrowaways (#1,628,636)

I distinctly recall something about the guards giving him an extra shower to possibly see her, but maybe I’m crazy.

It’s goofy what the mind chooses to remember. Of all the things to be captured and held in my brain…

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Admirable_Cry_3795 t1_j6l0k34 wrote

I thought Elton John sang “Hold me closer, Tony Danza” not Tupac 🤔

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