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Dear Mama

It's just about loud rap music,tattoo-having thugs, you know, some nightmarethat these...

It's just about loud rap music,
tattoo-having thugs, you know, some nightmare
that these people having. I'm already convicted. My whole
life has been turned around. I lost every job.
I lost every opportunity. I can't buy cars,
can't get rent, can't get none of that.
But I'm still a survivor. You know, I'm still coming
to court, still smiling, still signing autographs,
but soon, I'ma go crazy. You know what I'm saying?
And it's up to the world, you know,
America eats its babies

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It's just about loud rap music, tattoo-having thugs,
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you know, some nightmare that these people having.
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I'm already convicted. My whole life has been turned around.
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I lost every job. I lost every opportunity.
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I can't buy cars, can't get rent,
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can't get none of that. But I'm still a survivor.
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You know, I'm still coming to court, still smiling,
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still signing autographs, but soon, I'ma go crazy.
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You know what I'm saying? And it's up to the world,
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you know, America eats its babies.
Duration
26 seconds
Views
37
Timestamp in Movie
00:26:08
Uploaded
Apr 17, 2025
Season
1
Episode
3
Genres
documentary, biography, music
Production
Film Cellar

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Movie Summary

A documentary series which follows the life and legacy of Tupac Shakur and his mother, the Black Panther activist Afeni Shakur.
S01 • E05 I stayed here for, like, three months, - Dear Mama 00:07
I stayed here for, like, three months,
S01 • E05 And then one of the times I was here, - Dear Mama 00:05
And then one of the times I was here,
S01 • E05 I was like, "I need this." [laughs] - Dear Mama 00:36
I was like, "I need this." [laughs]
S01 • E04 [reporter 1] On October 20th, 1981, - Dear Mama 00:29
[reporter 1] On October 20th, 1981,
S01 • E01 He sold crack for, like, I think five days. - Dear Mama 00:05
He sold crack for, like, I think five days.
S01 • E01 I think I sold crack for seven, mostly, - Dear Mama 00:12
I think I sold crack for seven, mostly,
S01 • E02 She had never been to law school, - Dear Mama 00:09
She had never been to law school,
S01 • E03 We, um, no matter what y'all think about me, - Dear Mama 00:05
We, um, no matter what y'all think about me,
S01 • E03 [Man Man] I remember one day, we were leaving the court - Dear Mama 00:26
[Man Man] I remember one day, we were leaving the court
S01 • E02 In New York today, pretrial hearings opened - Dear Mama 00:21
In New York today, pretrial hearings opened
S01 • E01 But we knew very quickly - Dear Mama 00:08
But we knew very quickly
S01 • E01 Because capitalism requires that your empathy level is relatively low, - Dear Mama 00:23
Because capitalism requires that your empathy level is relat...
S01 • E04 I then began reading things in the newspaper. - Dear Mama 00:07
I then began reading things in the newspaper.
S01 • E05 My boy, who I loved, respected, appreciated. - Dear Mama 00:06
My boy, who I loved, respected, appreciated.
S01 • E04 ♪ Ain't nothin' but A gangsta party ♪ - Dear Mama 00:30
♪ Ain't nothin' but A gangsta party ♪
S01 • E02 [anchor] The tone of the pretrial hearing - Dear Mama 00:52
[anchor] The tone of the pretrial hearing
S01 • E05 He was my friend. He called me up - Dear Mama 00:11
He was my friend. He called me up
S01 • E03 It was chump change. But he said, - Dear Mama 00:42
It was chump change. But he said,
S01 • E01 But one day, comin' out of school, - Dear Mama 00:11
But one day, comin' out of school,
S01 • E05 And I said Tupac, "Why do you think--" - Dear Mama 00:06
And I said Tupac, "Why do you think--"