when Tupac comes in the studio very upset and proceeds to explain to us that we had to take out Yo-Yo’s part because a person by the name of Pat Charbonet would not give us the clearance to use that part in the song, so we had no choice but to take it out and that’s where even the Richard Pryor excerpt, which you will hear, is completely off the released version of the song. ‘Changes’ by Tupac is a thought provoking song about the racism and discrimination people living in lower income neighbourhoods and minorities, especially in the 90s. The day after we had finished up on everything we were in Echo Sound in L.A. It’s Mother’s Day So it’s only right that this week’s CultreClassic shows love to all the moms out there with hip-hop’s most classic ode to mom, Dear Mama by 2Pac. Check out our artice for more info about the song and Pacs mom. On September 13, 1996, Tupac Shakur (originally born as Lesane Parish Crooks on June 16, 1971) died in Las Vegas, Nevada by Drive-By. The sample was ‘Wouldn’t be a damn thang without a woman,’ which was taken from the original song from Ice Cube’s ‘This Is A Man’s World,’ with the scratching done, of course, by yours truly DJ King Assassin. 'Dear Mama' by 2Pac is the CultreClassic hip-hop ode to mothers and black women eveyhwere. “Originally, the hook was a sample of a song from the legendary rapper and friend of both of ours named Yo-Yo, from Ice Cube’s Lench Mob. “The original version of ‘Dear Mama’ was far different than the version that was released, as far as the hook was constructed,” DJ King Assassin explained in a note with the track via Ambrosia for Heads. And I wanted to reject and repudiate the vicious stereotypes that prevail. The original version of “Dear Mama” includes vocals from Yo-Yo and some other samples unknown previously. (Audio excerpt from Tupac Shakurs Dear Mama) (Graphic on screen) When I was. Now a version of the song that is said to predate the popular recording has surfaced courtesy of Tupac’s early collaborator DJ King Assassin.
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