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WATCH: Young Noble of The Outlawz Recall Tupac’s Final Days

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Young Noble of the Outlawz is speaking on the last days of Tupac’s life. Appearing on The Art of Dialogue, Noble revealed he was with Pac in the hospital after he was shot.

“I was right there, front and center. To this day, let them tell it, he’s still alive underground like Bin Laden or in Cuba, but he really died,” Young Noble said. “I really was in the hospital. I really saw him with tubes in his body. I really saw his body full of fluid. He wasn’t skinny with the six-pack. His body was full. He really fucking died on us.”

He added, “He probably could have lived. His momma said, ‘Fuck all that.’ He lost his finger, he was gonna lose a lung, they were gonna do all these surgeries.”

You can hear the full details from Young Noble below.

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Outlawz’s Young Noble Believes Tupac Shakur Could’ve Survived Las Vegas Shooting

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Tupac Shakur’s murder in September 1996 remains a mystery. Young Noble believes he could’ve survived the shooting. Reflecting on the 1997 murder of Biggie, just months after 2Pac’s killing in Las Vegas, the Outlawz member described the deep sense of unease it created. “Biggie dying affected us, too,” he admitted. “I started questioning everything, like, ‘Man, maybe I should’ve stayed in school. Maybe I made the wrong choice getting in that car with [Hussein] Fatal and Yaki [Kadafi] that day.’” He described fleeing his neighborhood for California in search of peace, only to find more tragedy. “I was tired of death. Two of my friends gone, back-to-back. It was horrible—for me and for hip-hop.”

Noble revisited seeing 2Pac in the hospital. “He really died,” Noble said, dismissing persistent conspiracy theories about 2Pac’s survival. “I saw him with tubes in his body. He wasn’t the ‘Pac with the six-pack everyone remembers. He was gone.”

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Young Noble of 2Pac’s Outlawz Insists Tupac Could’ve Lived

Noble claims 2Pac might’ve survived not for Afeni Shakur. “His mom said, ‘Nah, let him go. He’s [Tupac] endured enough.’ That kind of strength is unimaginable. She let her son fly.” Tupac Shakur formed the Outlawz in 1995 with the group appearing on Pac’s All Eyez on Me and The Don Killuminati: The 7 Day Theory.

Speaking to Art of Dialogue, Young Noble sat down for his first interview in seven years. As the interview concluded, Noble walked off the set, overwhelmed by the memories. The raw emotion underscored the magnitude of 2Pac’s legacy. Tearing up, Noble reflected on 2Pac’s enduring influence. “He was everything. The world in his palms. And yet, all people want to do is dissect his life on camera. He was amazing. He died at 25.” A trial for the murder of Tupac Shakur is underway, with Duane “Keffe D” Davis as the lead suspect.

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Conway The Machine And Young Noble of the Outlawz Drop Official Visuals For “Grow Through It”

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Critically acclaimed producer K-Salaam is back with a brand new bag, a new production partner, J.Dot.L, and a who’s who list of collaborators to close out the year. The first offering from this new partnership brings the team of Conway the Machine and The Outlawz’s Young Noble together for a tale about surviving life’s many adversities called “Grow Through It.” Against an impressive backdrop of soulful chord progressions, aggressive drums and complex arrangements the two lyricists wax poetic about weathering each storm, punctuated by a notable dose of turntable gymnastics.

“Shit is fire, as you can expect.” Conway boasts of today’s release. “You (know) the names involved. It’s just that pain.” he continues. “Talking about how sometimes life comes at you from different directions but it’s a lesson it it all. You just gotta grow through that.”

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