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Actor Clifton Powell recently opened up about his memories working with Tupac Shakur, describing the legendary rapper as a charismatic genius. Although Powell hadn’t met Tupac before filming the iconic “California Love” music video, he recalls Tupac’s magnetic presence and wit, calling him “funny as hell” and “so loving and giving” on set. Powell fondly remembers their last meeting just weeks before Tupac’s tragic death, urging the young artist to be careful in a dangerous world.
Powell also praised Tupac’s raw, authentic acting skills, expressing his belief that had Tupac lived, he would have become a major force in Hollywood—potentially taking on prominent roles like the one Will Smith played in *Independence Day*. Reflecting on Tupac’s talent and spirit, Powell says, “I truly miss him” and continues to revisit the iconic “California Love” video as a tribute to his enduring legacy.
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