Glasses Malone believes that discussing Tupac Shakur's death in his music is just telling a gangster rap story rather than disrespecting the late artist.

“I tell gangsta rap stories all the time right this is just a gangster rap story to everybody else carabao it ain't no I'm a fan of Tupac like everybody else but it's just a gangsta rap story”

Money B asserts that Tupac Shakur's global influence and legacy are indelible and that he was a multifaceted individual beyond his public persona.

“Tupac is is embedded into our our into the world's culture from here moving forward. So nothing that happens surprises me. He yes he was that impactful.”

Tupac Shakur likely suffered from substantial mental health issues that influenced his paranoia and social interactions.

“apparently there's pretty widespread acknowledgement or belief that he was suffering from substantial mental health issues while he was alive and that that had a huge impact on the way that he um interacted with people the level of trust he would afford even the closest people.”

Napoleon asserts that Tupac was innocent regarding the sexual assault allegations and would have intervened to protect the woman had he known what was happening in the other room.

“If he would have woke up and he would have seen that situation happening, Pac would have stood up for that for Ayana. No doubt. Cuz Pac, that's the type of personality. That's the type of personality he had.”