Hammer, a friend of the late Shakur, was celebrating the film’s release and what would have been Shakur’s 46th birthday online on Friday. He offered his own take on the movie and responded to some of the negative reviews by arguing the film isn’t meant to be entirely factual.
“Everything seen,said and done ain’t meant to be in a movie. #AllEyezOnMe is an EXCELLENT TRUTHFUL portrayal of my LOVED one. I Salute it,” Hammer tweeted.
Later, he responded to a fan’s question about facts in the movie, saying, “It’s a Truthful portrayal of who #Tupac the MAN was and is.”
Earlier on Friday, Jada Pinkett Smith — a close friend of Shakur’s before his murder — bashed the film for wrongly portraying her relationship with the legendary rapper. 50 Cent also trashed All Eyez on Me, but seemingly more so for non personal issues with the film.
See MC Hammer’s tweets here:
Everything seen,said and done ain’t meant to be in a movie. #AllEyezOnMe is an EXCELLENT TRUTHFUL portrayal of my LOVED one. I Salute it.
https://twitter.com/juslx/status/875755750383136768 …
??? Don’t spread none truths. The Outlawz are in the movie !!! Not characters of them but THEM !!! Stop it. With all due respect
https://twitter.com/samorabest/status/875806557098844160 …
The opposite. It’s a Truthful portrayal of who #Tupac the MAN was and is. Tupac (Legacy). Go see the movie.
#AllEyezonme @Iam360WISE https://twitter.com/classicman8488/status/875809039862648833 …
After you see the movie you will understand my response to your question. It’s a great movie. It’s not a documentary. Salute