Video summary
The video centers on a heated confrontation regarding Keefe D's alleged involvement in the murder of Tupac Shakur and his subsequent public bragging about it. The speaker identifies himself as Tupac's first cousin, specifically describing him as the son of Tupac's mother's sister, which establishes a direct familial bond that he insists is often overlooked by those who only know Tupac through their fame or association with celebrities like Bobby Brown or Whitney Houston. He expresses deep distress over Keefe D admitting to and celebrating his role in killing his cousin on television, describing the situation as an unbearable burden akin to carrying a five-hundred-pound gorilla on one's back every time he sees such interviews. This constant disrespect has fueled the speaker's desire for justice after thirty years of silence regarding the case.
A significant portion of the discussion involves clarifying family relationships and challenging the credibility of others who claim distant connections without knowing Tupac personally. The cousin criticizes individuals like OG, whom he claims only met famous associates rather than actual family members, emphasizing that true relatives would have grown up playing sports together or sharing childhood memories. He argues that Keefe D could not physically reach his target in Las Vegas because the victim was never there, yet this excuse does not absolve him of the guilt and karma associated with killing a loved one. The speaker highlights how fame often creates an illusion of having many relatives when none truly exist close to the family unit, urging viewers to distinguish between famous acquaintances and actual blood relations.
The narrative concludes by addressing the legal proceedings surrounding Keefe D's trial, where the cousin believes his presence in court will ensure that justice is finally served despite previous doubts about whether Keefe D was even present at the crime scene. He notes the unusual composition of the jury as a sign of karma and warns that if Keefe D walks free, he may face further consequences from those who know him personally. The cousin advises against seeking financial gain from this tragedy, stating clearly that his motivation is purely rooted in family honor rather than money. As the video ends with chaotic banter about unrelated celebrity connections, the core message remains a plea for accountability and recognition of Tupac's true first cousin standing up to defend his murdered relative's memory.
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>> Is this something
uh Keefe D was something that's been in
your mind before?
>> No, Keefe D didn't come on my radar
until I saw him constantly running his
mouth on TV. You know? And what he was
saying was really, really bothering me
because he was admitting his role in my
cousin's murder.
But not only was he admitting it, but he
was It seemed like he was bragging about
it. Like he was proud of his role in my
cousin's murder. And that to me was
similar to having or being burdened with
a 500-lb gorilla on my back every time I
saw him talk about his role in my
cousin's murder because number one, I
couldn't do anything about it. And
number two, it was just the the the the
greatest form of disrespect and
dishonor, you know, that I have ever
seen before in my life.
>> Wow, guys. This is crazy, man. Listen,
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Tupac's cousin, his first cousin. Comes
out, and his first cousin, if he'd have
seen Keefe D,
if he'd have gotten the same room with
him, we may not we may be have we may be
do looking at this totally different. It
could have been a whole 'nother death.
It could have been something crazy going
on cuz this man say he couldn't get to
him really if he he tried, allegedly.
OG, you there?
>> I'm right here.
>> So, you heard him. And you heard what's
going on, man. He he he came
face-to-face with his arch-nemesis that
he'd been seeing disrespecting his first
cousin, his sister's son,
right in the courtroom. And I know it
had to be tough on him just sitting
there not grabbing that [ __ ] right
then.
>> Yeah, he
I mean, I can I can kind of understand
what he's saying and how, you know, that
would affect you know, every day you
hearing somebody talk about that
a role they took in taking somebody
life. You know, with uh
with that. But, I mean, like
I I didn't know Pac that well. Uh
I did gridlock with him.
Uh I was
with around him like 6 or 7 months
constantly.
And uh
I never met that cousin.
>> OG, you
>> [laughter]
>> OG, wait a damn minute. Now, let me just
say this before you go any further. Let
me stop you. I want to make sure I put
you in your place.
Uh you didn't meet his cousin. You
didn't meet his damn sister either, did
you?
>> No, I didn't.
>> Okay, so you ain't going to meet his
people. You just met the people that was
running around rapping and doing movies
with him.
>> So, I met all of Bobby Brown's uh ra-
>> That's Bobby Brown.
>> I met uh uh
Whitney Houston's ra-
>> That's Whitney Houston.
>> I I met uh Mike Tyson's people.
>> That's Mike Tyson, man. But, this man
right here
>> That
That they're family. So, when you're not
close to a family, uh it it it shows
some kind of distance
>> What?
>> in a
a popular position like that, all your
family members come around. I mean,
>> OG, we not going to do this. We not
going to do this. He where he need to be
now, man. He trying to help to push this
logic.
>> Get sent it off. We had so many family
members come. Queen Latifah's family
members, Jada Pinkett's family members,
Alicia's family member uh
uh what's the other girl name?
>> [clears throat]
>> Uh that was messing with uh
um
I'm so bad.
That was uh
>> Jada Pinkett?
>> That No, that was
>> Vivica Fox?
>> Vivica Fox, you know, when she was, you
know, coming through. But, I I'm I'm
just saying that, you know, once you
dead, all of these people pop,
especially if you're if if you're, uh,
you know, notoriety, you're famous, and
then you get all just like you hit the
lotto, you get some relatives that you
never knew before.
>> O G, I'm your cousin's cousin from your
mother's side.
>> No, O G, see, see, that's what I'm
saying. You You taking this the wrong
way. This this man's
first cousin. I don't know if you
understand difference between a first
cousin and a third cousin.
>> I know THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN
>> OKAY, SO YOU KNOW THAT THIS THIS man's
mama's sister's son, man.
>> That's what he said.
>> THAT IS WHAT IT IS, MAN. That's the He
look just like him.
They With some glasses on.
>> They couldn't look just alike cuz they
don't have the same mama, and your And
And your features come from your father.
So, he was having sex with his mother,
too?
>> O G, no. What I'm trying to tell you is
Keefe D could have lost his life if this
man his first cousin would have ran up
on Keefe D. He couldn't get to him. You
heard what he said.
>> And he didn't want to get to him.
>> He could have wanted to get to him. He
say he couldn't get to him.
>> And how come he couldn't?
>> He didn't know where he was at. He just
see him on the interviews all the time.
But, let me tell you something, man,
when you lose a cousin and then you got
to do it on the internet bragging about
it, going on these shows getting
millions of views, bragging about
killing my damn cousin, yeah, it
affected him.
>> And And that It makes you do It It would
make you do something. Even if you don't
brag, and you know, I'm going to get the
job done.
>> O G, this man said he couldn't get to
him, but he definitely was highly
disturbed by the way this man was
somewhat bragging about killing Tupac.
Keefe D, he just every time he turn his
damn TV on, Keefe D sitting there out,
back in the seat. Well, you know, I was
the one handed Orlando the gun and
you know, the gun and and he said and
next thing you know,
this man here looking at it, his cousin
saying,
"What the hell did he just say?"
He keep telling everybody he done it,
man. This man done killed my damn
cousin.
We grew up playing basketball together,
football together, hop hopping around
damn
swinging on swings together.
And and and
>> You know all that together.
>> You don't know that? They were kids.
They were about the same age. He's a
little bit He might be a little younger,
about the same age, man. He's first
cousin. And you know when first cousins
get together, they going to go out there
and at least play some football
together.
It's sad, man. I I don't know what Keefe
D thinking when he start bragging about
this and you know, that's how he end up
with you know, karma is something else.
That's why he ended up with one black
juror, 10 women and one other guy.
All different people that don't look
like him.
He's got a hell of a uphill battle. So,
this guy here will be sitting back in
the background just watching to see,
"Okay, is they going to convict him?"
Cuz if they don't and he was to walk out
of there guilty, he might not make it
out cuz of this guy right here. That
first cousin tired of this. It's been 30
years now.
Been 30 years now, OG.
>> And and it will be 30 more.
>> It won't be 30 more. This
>> It's
ain't nobody going to do nothing.
>> When you look at When you look at
When you when you look at this case, do
you feel like it'll be the justice will
be served, OG?
>> Justice will be served.
>> So, you don't think I mean, a lot of
people are and I got your old tapes too
where you where you even said that you
didn't even think Keefe D was even in
Las Vegas at all.
>> Guarantee you what.
>> But there are so many different stories
out there. Now we got to figure out
which one we going to go with now.
You understand that?
We got a job to do. We got to pick which
one we going to go with.
>> TV TV D got a job to do. He better get
up on there and do a snowfall.
>> You've been saying that. So OG, what
what advice could you give to to his
cousin?
Who who grew up with him? Tupac's
cousin.
>> Go home cuz you ain't going to get no
money off of this.
>> trying to
Man, he want justice, man. He don't
worry about no money. That's his first
cousin, man.
I think I'll just let me end this thing
cuz you don't know how to end this
thing, man.
>> Keep saying that. Where is Where IS HIS
MAMA AT?
>> THE PHOENIX SISTER?
>> YEAH, we Yeah, WHERE IS HIS MAMA AT?
Let's Let's talk to her.
>> Well, we might can. I don't know if
she's at court, but she's probably
older, man. If she ain't already passed
away, he didn't say it, but that's his
sister's That's his mama's sister's boy.
So you know how that
You know, allegedly. You're right, but
that's what he said. I'm just going by
what he said. He said this is his mama's
sister's boy. It's his first cousin. So
at the end of the day, guys, get in the
comments if y'all know anywhere where
Pac
>> I met a man
I met a man yesterday told me he was
related to Michael Jackson.
>> Come out of here. I can't do this, man.
>> [laughter]
>> OG, I'm out of here. You don't believe
him evidently.
You don't believe him evidently.
>> I don't believe him at all.
>> Oh, whatever, OG. Let me get out of
here, man. My Tupac's cousin shows up to
court, speaks to these people, and y'all
get in the comments if y'all think this
is Tupac's cousin. Cuz he said if he
could Man, if he would just got to him,
man. And if you guys are still watching,
man, um listen. Keep on watching cuz
it's going down. Pooh Shiesty, man. You
already know. He on that phone, man.
Hello. That's how you doing. Talking to
these people. I don't know what to tell
them what he might
But he he bought he pillow talking they
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