The Art Of Dialogue

The Art of Dialogue is a YouTube channel that features interviews with people who knew or were involved with Tupac Shakur, the legendary rapper and activist who was killed in 1996. The channel explores Tupac’s life, music, legacy, and controversies from different perspectives and angles. Some of the guests on the channel include Tupac’s father, cousin, friends, enemies, collaborators, and admirers. The channel also covers topics related to Death Row Records, the hip-hop industry, and the social and political issues that Tupac addressed in his lyrics. The channel has over 500,000 subscribers and millions of views, And it's linked here.
The Art of Dialogue is one of the rising YouTube channels that is challenging the monopoly of DJ Vlad, a Russian American interviewer who has been accused of being a culture vulture and exploiting the hip-hop culture.https://moguldom.com/443879/meet-the-youtuber-picking-off-dj-vlads-monopoly-mighty-boltons-the-art-of-dialogue/https://www.okayplayer.com/originals/the-art-of-dialogue-2pac-interviews-youtube.html The Art of Dialogue offers a different perspective and a more authentic voice for the hip-hop community, especially for the fans of Tupac, one of the most influential and iconic figures in rap history. 
According to various sources, the creator of Art of dialogue is Mighty Bolton, as of February 2024 he is 33 years old. His videos cover various aspects of Tupac’s career, such as his music, movies, controversies, relationships, and death. He has interviewed people like The Grandmaster Melle Mel, Styles P, Big Gipp, and. Danny Boy. He has interviewed Tupac's father more than a dozen times.
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Mighty Bolton (born: ),https://wikitia.com/wiki/Mighty_Bolton commonly known as Art, is an American interviewer and journalist from Houston. He is the founder of the YouTube channel, The Art of Dialogue.
Mighty Bolton is a Houston native who grew up in a single parent household. Bolton initially blogged about film productions, such as "Straight Outta Compton", sourcing extras for exclusive information. Over time, he developed a keen interest in interviewing, particularly focused on revealing previously unknown details about 2Pac's mindset. This passion stemmed from his admiration of 2Pac, an artist he discovered in his childhood upon finding his uncle's 'All Eyez On Me' cassette tape.