Gobi, Thru My Eyez: Exclusive Pictures
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Yeah he's the one with the glasses and he's married to Tracey Robinson if I'm right. Dont think either one of them did any of the filming for the All about U bts footage but it was Tracey's company who filmed it if that's what Dante meant which pretty sure it is. BTW no offense but man you should have little more respect then to say the guy looks like a fag in a thread that's promoting he's book. This guy has capture the most amount of footage of 2pac ever and dedicated alot of time to 2pac so someday the world could see what he had to offer. He seen that in 2pac before most fans did, so maybe a little respect is warrented. Not steppin on toes but really man.
Stephen said:
It has Afeni Shakurs blessing (she even wrote the foreword) it really is a great book, support one of 'pacs true friends!
"[Tupac] was more than just a black man or an American, he was prophetic," Gobi writes in the foreword to this celebration of the life and legend of Tupac Shakur.
Gobi, a fellow artist and friend, reflects on the last year of the hip-hop legend, recording artist, and actor's life in words and images. He takes us from the moment he met Tupac at his house in a water-gun fight to when he stood beside his deathbed in a Los Angeles hospital.
Tupac Shakur was charismatic in life, strikingly beautiful on film, and extraordinarily talented whether the medium was movies, music, or words on paper. With intimate photographs and poignant but light-hearted prose, Gobi has created a fascinating portrait revealing the hip-hop icon's many moods, his moments of introspection, and his humor. We see Shakur clowning around -- dressed up as Rick James. We see him as a lover. We see him with children, and as a mythical Egyptian king.
The book will be released in October
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/t...f=sr_1_1/102-9488817-3294554?v=glance&s=books
thanks alot to aeop for hosting
"[Tupac] was more than just a black man or an American, he was prophetic," Gobi writes in the foreword to this celebration of the life and legend of Tupac Shakur.
Gobi, a fellow artist and friend, reflects on the last year of the hip-hop legend, recording artist, and actor's life in words and images. He takes us from the moment he met Tupac at his house in a water-gun fight to when he stood beside his deathbed in a Los Angeles hospital.
Tupac Shakur was charismatic in life, strikingly beautiful on film, and extraordinarily talented whether the medium was movies, music, or words on paper. With intimate photographs and poignant but light-hearted prose, Gobi has created a fascinating portrait revealing the hip-hop icon's many moods, his moments of introspection, and his humor. We see Shakur clowning around -- dressed up as Rick James. We see him as a lover. We see him with children, and as a mythical Egyptian king.
The book will be released in October
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/t...f=sr_1_1/102-9488817-3294554?v=glance&s=books
thanks alot to aeop for hosting