Money B: 2Pac Was Always Fighting, Hated People Telling Him to Calm Down (Part 5)
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Part 4: https://youtu.be/H_66T58hWog
Part 1: https://youtu.be/s2hdyeqN9XU
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In a revealing interview, Money B, a close associate of Tupac Shakur, shared insights into the legendary rapper’s personality and lasting influence. He explained how marijuana helped “normalize” Tupac’s high-strung nature during tours, calming his intense energy and irritability. Money B recounted how, without weed, Tupac could become difficult, but with it, he was more balanced—almost like medicine for him.
Beyond personal anecdotes, Money B reflected on Tupac’s monumental cultural impact. He highlighted how Tupac remains deeply embedded in global culture, inspiring artists like NLE Choppa—who recently recreated Tupac’s iconic photoshoot—and even boxer Shakur Stevenson, named by his parents after Pac. Money B emphasized Tupac’s complexity beyond the “thug life” image, recognizing him as a leader, poet, and thinker whose admiration endures across generations, including figures like Boosie who pay homage through mural art and tattoos.
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