EDI interviews Suge Knight Jr about Suge's plea, and Tupac being alive

[Rukas]

 

[Rukas]

Dude sounds just like a young Suge lol. Still sayin Pac is alive...

 

[masta247]

I was wondering how irrelevant the remaining Outlawz have become. 454 views after 2 days on Youtube is how.

Edi recorded songs with 2pac and is in his 40s now and yet still manages to sound like a poser.
And I don't mean that as a diss, considering the songs he's on, it's just that I have no idea how he ended up like that.

 

[Tha_Wood]

EDI was my favorite outlaw

 

[Rukas]

I was wondering how irrelevant the remaining Outlawz have become. 454 views after 2 days on Youtube is how.

Edi recorded songs with 2pac and is in his 40s now and yet still manages to sound like a poser.
And I don't mean that as a diss, considering the songs he's on, it's just that I have no idea how he ended up like that.

I was impressed that he actually seemed to dismiss Suge Jrs claims. I didn’t think he’s challenge him even that much.

 

[masta247]

I was impressed that he actually seemed to dismiss Suge Jrs claims. I didn’t think he’s challenge him even that much.

Considering how outrageously stupid the claims are, and the things Suge Junior says, and that Edi actually knew Pac and everyone who mourned him, I'd be kicking the dude's ass straight out of wherever the interview took place. Edi was basically like, "yeah, but you know, Pac probably wouldn't want to hide like that".

I was also really surprised about him backtracking about Trump, going from "especially now with Trump" to "Trump isn't bad, but there are people who don't like him".

I know that he's trying to run a "talk show", but going from trying to be hood to so non-confrontational about things he personally experienced and that affected his life so severely makes it seem like he has no backbone.

 

[Rukas]

Considering how outrageously stupid the claims are, and the things Suge Junior says, and that Edi actually knew Pac and everyone who mourned him, I'd be kicking the dude's ass straight out of wherever the interview took place. Edi was basically like, "yeah, but you know, Pac probably wouldn't want to hide like that".

I was also really surprised about him backtracking about Trump, going from "especially now with Trump" to "Trump isn't a bad guy, but there are people who don't like him".

I know that he's trying to run a "talk show", but going from trying to be hood to so non-confrontational about things he personally experienced and that affected his life so severely makes it seem like he has no backbone.

I think it’s just diplomatic business. Like I said, I actually expected him to do even less. But he seemed to dismiss the claims and put Suge Jr in his place without resorting to totally destroying his guest. And that’s the professional thing to do in the situation.