Here in Milwaukee this story was legendary growing up. They tore the joint up!!!! Pac was addressing the Yummy Sandifer situation but it was with the wrong gang. The BDs were responsible for Yummy death not the GDs.

I heard Scarface tell this story and Pac was actually in the hotel room with him afterwards and he said that Pac got his gun and was ready to go downstairs where the gang members was at and he told Pac to sit his crazy ass down 😄 he was a true OUTLAW 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

Rip Yummy Sandifer. Pac was the only rapper bold enough to address that situation

Pac wasn't afraid of his people and he was fearless. That's a rare quality when you've seen death around the corner.

2Pac stories NEVER get old Lol

I'm from California but back when I was 16 I lived out in Milwaukee for like 6 months. I remember this incident like it was yesterday, this was around the same time I first heard announcement on a Chicago radio that R. Kelly was married to Aaliyah. Anyway, I was supposed to go to this concert, my whole family is GD out there and I had that backstage connection through them. With me being from California and Spice 1, eiht and my favorite rapper Pac there I wasn't trying to miss it....well...needless to say, my uncles forgot about me (still haven't forgave them for that) and they gave me the whole rundown of what happened, afterwards: Pac mentioned Yummy, who mind you is a Black Disciple, to a crowd of people who were Majority, Gangster Disciples, whom happened to be rivals. (and fyi: Those were mostly Milwaukee Gangsters in the crowd). The crowd didn't want to hear the preaching, Ice got thrown on-stage, Pac and Thug Life challenged the crowd, crowd accepted the challenge and pursued the stage, lol. Didn't stop there, they gave chase by foot and several cars all the way back to their hotel. ..And eiht isn't exaggerating, it was really bad. Milwaukee banned Tupac effective, immediately after that....I just remembered, Left-eye burned Andre Rison's house down around that same time, too. A lot went down that year, lol.

2pac is definitely a different breed you don't see artists doing that at all especially putting a life on the line that just shows you he really cares

I was born in Milwaukee and remember this. Milwaukee is filled with GDs and Vice Lord's. This was over Yummys killing

As a Milwaukee native I can confidently say that MC Eiht has alot of love here

I lived in the Mil, back then and Bro on God we couldn't go too the Bradley Center for yrs. Had to be with someone 21 or older. Pac was standing on his word. I am one of the "Guys" from the city of Chicago and he had key points , but Pac had no pause at all. He was Real at all times I respected that,,, then and now.

Actually tupac was saying that he was disappointed in the urban community, disappointed in the hoods of the Midwest because of that kid's situation. He was saying that gangsters where he is from handle their business themselves and don't send little kids to do their dirty work. Sort of false but that was the point that he was trying to make. In actuality Nobody really lives by the code people send their grandmother to do some dirt for them if it brings in a bag or eliminates them from having to do it

That’s crazy. I heard this store a few times and I had no idea MC Eiht was there.

The only issue I have is ehit trying to make it seem that Pac only said it because it was Milwaukee and not realizing Pac felt that way when it came to hurting children period smh

PAC never feared no one but almighty GOD our father in heaven

In another interview with Spice 1, he said PAC was calling out the GDs for allowing a child to get killed or something to that nature. This was probably that incident

Yo 8, we still love u in Milwaukee bro

Pac had heart!

Eiht is aging really great, and Hip Hop is fortunate to still have a veteran like this dropping gems. Hand clap for a real G!👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

I'm here for every pac story this channel got, keep them coming!!💯👊🏾

So that killed everything that TPain said about Tupac. That dude was wild.

I remember hearing Eiht was here in Chicago all the time, back in the day

The crazy thing is, the GDs had nothing to do with yummy sandifer. That was another group of individuals.

Never will their be another Pac... Rip to Latasha

PAC WAS JUST WAY AHEAD OF HIS TIME! WE NEEDED HIM IN THIS ERA WHERE SPEAKIN UP IS MORE ACCEPTABLE BUT STILL FROWN UPON BY YT ! RIP 2PAC

Pac was a real dude. Fearless. The revolutionary in him was always present addressing topics that bothered him. Greatness! R I P KINGPAC

Pac was very blessed the FOLKS didn't get a hold of him.Eiht used to hit up all the indie retail spots in Chicago.

It's nice to see my man m.c eiht be a mature dude discussing real situations keeping it real and being wise with his talk about somebody like Pac

Pac had no filter, no fear & didn’t give a F*** 😂🤦🏽‍♂️

F.y.i for those who don't know, Yummy was the kid on the poster in Pac's jail interview r.i.p to both

I remember this day. I met Eiht at a record store before the concert. I was only about 13/14 but I loved Ehit

Milwaukee always been a Lil Chicago and Chicago dudes live in there!

I appreciate Art correcting Eiht who was trying to change the narrative as if 2pac was some type of bully. 2pac knew exactly who he was addressing

Don’t sleep on Milwaukee, there were a lot of Milwaukee GD’s that rushed the stage and were offended. This was September 1994, I was in the area.

Pac was a wild boy.

Pac had balls and didn’t give a shit bout no gang members

Pac was mad that Yummy was killed so Pac stopped his performance and spoke out about the Yummy situation.

I worked for the production company that was booked for this show. "Online Productions" they talked about this situation and how they lost so much equipment at this show. A guy named Bruce and Ernest hate Pac to this day because they say they had to run for their lives. This was definitely a true story!

Tupac shakur was the only one who spoke up for yummy an Denzel Washington too !!! Let’s be clear!!!

Much luv to MC Eiht and Spice 1. We was rocking their music here in D C. I still listen to their music💯💯

I live in Milwaukee and i remember this incident very well… I was like 8 and my older brother went that concert. Of course he told what happened… That was talked about for years… R.I.P Yummy.💔

Tupac was like A Saints Row Character lol

This will never end... he still downplayed this kid's death in this interview... it was a side note... damn shame too, this 2022... that little boy's life mattered and nobody understood that but Tupac... TO THIS VERY DAY APPARENTLY, YA'LL STILL DON'T GET IT...

Its great to hear legendary stories, when there wasnt no social media to expose everything

I really enjoy watching videos of his interviews…I was born in DC in 71 & grew up in the DMV & spent a lot of time in & around Baltimore ….in early 92 I moved to LA & I gotta say that back then EIHT could be a scary dude,,,,the most “LA” dude I’d ever seen 🖤 nothing but love & respect 💙🎼❤️

This story is legendary remember this as a kid in Detroit

I love this brothers channel I binge watch

Milwaukee is pretty much an extension of Chicago when it comes to the gangs. Especially GD’s..

salute from your Winston-Salem, NC family 💯

That boy pac was fearless that incident could of been deadly

And people wonder why Pac got killed. Biggie was a victim of circumstance and arrogance. But the actor Tupac Shakur who played a rapper named 2Pac... got himself killed. With all due respect!

I live in Milwaukee, born and raised.. this had always been a legendary story here. But i seen MC Eiht here a couple years ago.. love!

On September 3, 1994 at the Mecca Arena in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, a concert took place that included BOSS, Big Mike, Xscape, Spice 1, Scarface and more, including the headline act, 2pac. What Happened Was Chilling After all the acts had done their thing, which included an appearance of MC Eiht with Spice 1, which really got the crowd pumped, it was time for 2pac and the crowd was ready-or were they? To the roar of “2pac” and “THUG LIFE,” he hit the stage with vengeance, opening with a track called “Bury Me a G” from the new Thug Life album. But he seemed like a man out of control. Midway through the song, his mic started fading in and out. And while Thug Life were doing their verses 2pac was running around trying to get his mic to work. Finally, he got a working mic and all hell broke loose in Milwaukee. Half way through the second song, 2pac stopped the show for a “moment of silence” for the 14-year old girl killed in Chicago by an 11-year old boy (who was later killed himself.) But before the “silence” began 2pac yelled out: “You better stop killing those babies or else I’ll murder you myself!” He Was Out Of Control I sat with my camera in hand wondering, Where did that come from? But I didn’t have time to think about it for long. 2pac was now yelling: “I taught you all about harming those babies. Keep it up and I’ll murder all you muthafuckas.” With that I started looking around the arena to see if anyone else was a shocked as I was. They were. Then I started thinking that it must be a skit or something in the act. But then I looked in his eyes. I was very close to the stage and I realized that this wasn’t a skit. 2pac was serious. Before he could get to his next song, the audience started throwing coins at 2pac, and he wasn’t gonna take that. No way. “I don’t know who the fuck you all think I am. You muthafuckas better stop throwing shit at me!” He then offered a 200 dollar reward for anyone to bring an offender to him on stage and said: “He will get you paid, but he will die tonight.” A Violent Reaction Again, I was shocked! Where was all this coming from? Did a coin tossing incident cause this violent reaction? But what came next was even worse. People in the audience started throwing up gang signs at 2pac and taunting him. That did it. “You can flash them gang signs if you want,” screamed 2pac, “but I’ll kill all you muthafuckas! This is Thug Life!” Then he invited people to come on stage and try to “kick my ass!” Things Were Definitely Out Of Control Thug Life rushed on stage to be with 2pac and I started thinking that this looked like a scene from West Side Story and when I thought it couldn’t get worse, it did. A shouting match occurred with a guy in the pit (great, just where I am). A member of Thug Life and this guy just kept at it. Suddenly the guy threw a cassette on stage and then a water bottle was hurdled at him, missed and hit someone else in the audience. 2pac grabbed the mic stand like a sword and started daring people to come at him. Chaos was erupting all around me and then it happened. A member of Thug Life pulled a gun. The photographer next to me said, “Let’s get out of here.” And he didn’t have to tell me twice! As I gathered my gear I kept glancing at the gun that was being held at his side. 2pac announced he would continue his show for the “real G’s,” but people now were beginning to run. Some for the exit, other, who were gangbangers, to the stage to challenge 2pac and Thug Life. I began to run as well and it wasn’t toward the stage. Gunfire Shots were fired from the stage, but luckily no one was hit. Police started entering the arena and the Mecca security tried to guide the people out so they wouldn’t get trampled. I was glad to be out of there safely, but I felt I had to find out what happened. Later I interviewed the Chief of Security, Sgt. Delroy Roberts, who told me that the police had to kick in 2pac’s dressing room door. They made everyone kneel with their hands behind their heads as they searched the dressing rooms. They found two semi-automatic weapons. No one admitted to knowing about the guns. Had He Snapped? As I was leaving, people who had been in the audience were saying, “What was wrong with him?” “Has he snapped?” “We all could have been killed!” And we could have! I was shocked and saddened. Why did this happen? I had just witnessed another chapter in the troubled life of Tupac Amaru Shakur. But Where Will All This End? This was the end of the story I wrote when I reported this incident. Now we know the answer to my final question. It ended badly and sadly. Personally, I liked 2pac. Having met him once in Chicago, I found him to be very pleasant and corporate as I took photos and interviewed him. I sincerely liked the guy. So I wanted to hear his side of what took place in Milwaukee. But a call to his manager’s office informed me that the office was no longer representing Mr. Shakur. And that was the last time I had contact with the late Mr. Shakur. -taken from 2Paclegacy site

RIP PAC 💯

“Pac just a rapper he wasn’t tough”….. *How many Rappers get down like Pac? Pac was a Real1* 💯💯💯💯

Respect to the OG Eiht 💯✊🏾

I like hearing the eiht speak, he been around the block a few times

Crazy ! I feel lile he was twisting this story up to try to make Pac look some kind of way until Art caught it at the end ..the little Edit and then Yummy Sandifer is brought up and then he somewhat acknowledged that... which i thought was the real reason anyway that Pac went off on the crowd, not thinking he was better than them

This MC EIHT Interview is Fire! 🔥

And people say pac wasn’t like that shittin me

Nice interview!!!

rip yummy sandifer and tupac

Pac being a fearless dude with no filter not only put himself in danger, it also put people around him in danger. Because sometimes peole will attack who ever you with even though they did not do anything.

Awesome interview with a Legend👍🏽Ask him about the heated argument with Tha Doggpound on the Eazy Ruthless radio in 1994 with Eazy E..

That was the best concert ever to come to the 414!!!

Pac wasnt randomly dissin street niqqas that night. he was talkin strictly to the ones who killed Yummy, but he had the gangs confused. he was about black unity & the streets never cared about that

RIP KING PAC...

Gotta know we’re you at 💯

That's how Milwaukee was back then. People took stuff to heart. I myself was thuggish back then. It went down in Milwaukee & Chicago back in the 90s too. I wasn't there but I heard about it I laughed. Some of my 90s opps were down there they went bananas.

Pac always gonna be da 🐐

Yo!!! That’s krazy I remember this my uncle and cousins was at that Joint…I was a young Buck at that time tho!!! 90’s was the shit…Don’t sleep on the Mil Tho it’s real Hitta’s Everywhere 💯

good interview

Man that was a lit concert

Pac had Martin, Malcolm, the Love of God with a touch of Suge Knight boiling through his veins. RIP Pac

And people say Pac was a fake Thug 🤷🏻‍♀️

Yeah I remember that I'm from Milwaukee I wasn't at the concert but I did hear what happened and the name of the concert series is called Jam For Peace ✌️!

I remember going to our GD concerts that 8 performed at in Chicago. Geto Boys, 8ball MJG was all there catering to the Folks. RIP Yummy.

Rip yummy and Pac real to the core .... stood on what they represented

Why doesn’t 8 mention that Pac was mad about the Yummy situation

I'm fromm Chicago lived in Milwaukee heard this story on 94

Much love to Mc Eiht.

Shout outs to Eiht…I saw him at the Amphitheater in Chicago, on 43rd Halsted back in the day…. He was definitely in Chicago a LOT… I actually saw him in my Hood, on 79th Eberhart filming a video…with Jay Boogie, a clothing designer from Chicago, from back in the day… Who use to make allllllllllllllll those leather Jerseys R.Kelly use to wear in his videos, and some of the other custom stuff you’d see R. Kelly wearing in the videos.

best description of 2pac i ever heard "he had no filter" 😂😂 all facts

I remember when that happened. My cousins was at that concert and groups of people went to his hotel looking for him. 2pac never came back to Milwaukee

When you talk for our people you gotta address the streets to when things go south

Some ppl don’t know Milwaukee is wild.....

This is probably the best detailed version of the Tupac incident in Milwaukee.

the worst part about the whole eiht in the midwest thing was that there was a movie with him and Bernie mac was supposed to comeout. sad story right there

Move with respect, be aware of your surroundings and keep it on u 24/7....it's that simple

Pac was crazy

*G D’ S* Been In The *Door* 💙

I am from Milwaukee, born and raised. I remember this. People not from my city don't know how it is. Very rough indeed

That incident was one of the few times I wish internet video was around.

Eight was the coolest in the Menace 2 Society movie

8 came off kinda on the hating tip, early in the conversation, and didn't mention that it started over the yummy situation. He tried to make it seem like Pac just started disrespecting the crowd on some weak shit, and that wasn't true. The interviewer had to bring it up, and all of a sudden his energy changed.

Man I don't know who used to do Eiht beats but he was a dope producer

Yep born and raised here in Milwaukee and remember like it was yesterday we were all down town hanging out the arena wen this happened People were running out the arena At the time didn’t know what was going on shit was wild

I was there 2 Pac kept stopping his show talking shit about the yummy situation calling us punks for killing kids in Chicago… We like ni..a shut up u in Milwaukee not Chicago… The crowd got mad and started shooting shit on stage… 2 Pac got more mad started talking more stuff…somebody throw a chair on stage somebody throw it back… Some dude wit a tight suit came on stage and waved a gun( no shots fired) when he put the gun back in his jacket every body rush the stage 2Pac and his crew ran the crowd followed everybody made it out through a steel door but Mc Eiht… He was shook every started flipping tables asking him where 2Pac at… He seen us wit our hats to the right so Mc EIht turnt his hat to the right and stood up on the chair and said 2Pac start to much shit and told us to follow him to the hotel where Pac was ( on the 10th floor)we followed everybody seen us running to the Hotel wit Eiht so other people followed us thats how the hotel got tore up and people got rob… I seen 1 chic wit heels on dragging this old lady by her purse tryna get it… lil old lady was tough tho she didn’t let go… Well Eiht end up shaking the crowd by running up the stairs of the hotel and his people end up blocking the stairs off… 2Pac never got caught… End of story

I was at that concert

Peep the game in the background, that album was fire 🔥🔥

Back In 94 Nation business was not to be talked about especially on a stage. 1994 there was still structure and BDs and Gds got along especially in the 100s