2Pac’s Cellmate Donald Richardson Breaks His Silence & Exposes What Really Happened Behind Bars At Rikers

[LevelUp]

Hosted by Art of Dialogue contributor Delray (@StraightGameTV), this powerful interview takes you deep Behind the Walls with Tupac Shakur — with the one man who lived it beside him.

Donald Richardson, author of the explosive new book Behind the Walls with Tupac Shakur, spent nearly 24 years in and out of New York state penitentiaries. While locked up in Rikers Island, he became Tupac’s closest confidant during one of the most volatile periods in the rapper’s life.

In this raw and revealing sit-down, Donald shares:

The emotional toll incarceration took on Tupac

Secret sexual encounters Tupac had with female guards

The street politics, betrayal, and deadly plots that followed him inside

Why Tupac rejected Jimmy Henchman’s offer — despite pressure from Haitian Jack

How Donald became the one person Tupac could truly trust

But perhaps the most haunting revelation? Donald’s warning about Tupac’s growing obsession with revenge. The rage Tupac carried for Haitian Jack, Henchman, Puffy, Biggie, and Bad Boy ran dangerously deep — and Donald saw the storm building.

This isn’t gossip. This is firsthand truth from the man who was there.


Watch now – Behind the Walls with Tupac Shakur

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[LevelUp]

About 1:31:00 in, he says the story that Fat Joe told about having his guys look out for 2pac was

 

[theflyest]

This dude is awful to listen to. If someone can timestamp the interesting parts, it would be appreciated.

 

[KingsOfKings]

Subs

 

[Ol’Otis]

Secret sexual encounters Tupac had with female guards

Mr I get around

 

[I love Latina women]

This is just sad and pathetic

 

[BronxFleeZ]

Where is this grapevine fukked 4 times shyt

 

[Cool Dr. Money]

I’m surprised Art of Dialogue hasn’t found Tupac’s first barber or driving instructor yet

 

[⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐]

About 1:31:00 in, he says the story that Fat Joe told about having his guys look out for 2pac was

Yeah but watch his hands and micro expressions in his face at that time. It’s the most nervous he is in the interview and it’s because there’s a possibility that contradictory information could come from a credible source

The man was interviewed for nearly 3 hours and halfway through it what I heard over and over again is tales about the “person I was” and then we get a reiteration of his entire inner-monologue as he commentates for his own experience in commanding respect. Some people just gotta see themselves as the main character and I don’t blame them but you gotta recognize it

 

[Mastamimd]

Before I entered this thread I already knew this was Art of Dialogue

 

[Primetime21]

Before I entered this thread I already knew this was Art of Dialogue

Its always some nobody “breaking their silence” on a topic

 

[bigde09]

Pac still getting nikkas paid beyond the grave Vlad and Art should pay his family

 

[Stick Up Kid]

About 1:31:00 in, he says the story that Fat Joe told about having his guys look out for 2pac was

Napolean said Tupac told him..

I'll take Napoleans word over this random dude

 

[KingsOfKings]

Its always some nobody “breaking their silence” on a topic

Lol

 

[KingsOfKings]

Pac still getting nikkas paid beyond the grave Vlad and Art should pay his family