Ryan James Harryman † (February 6, 1991 – October 17, 2015 [aged 24]), better known online as 3PACTVHD (or simply 3PAC), was an American vlogger and musician. He's famous for his voice, and songs and is best known for his PewDiePie diss …

2015年10月21日 · 3Pac died Saturday (October 17) when he was taken off life support after he stopped breathing during water polo practice, AllHipHop reports. The 24-year-old suffered brain damage after being...

2015年10月19日 · Harryman, who went by the hip-hop name 3Pac, died Saturday after being pulled off life support. He suffered severe brain damage when he went underwater during water polo practice at San Jose...

3Pac was the pseudonym of Ryan James, an American YouTube rapper known for his self-produced music videos and diss tracks targeted at celebrity hip hop artists like Eminem and 2 Chainz.

This channel was started by 3pac (RIP) and is now being run by his brother, WillieJ. This channel will be used to promote his brand Zero Hoots and keep the world hootless. 3pac planted the seed...

2015年11月15日 · The 24-year-old rapper died last month during water polo practice at his college. 3pac is hardly a household name — his YouTube channel has just barely over 20,000 subscribers at the time of writing....

Ryan Harryman was a Youtuber, rapper, and producer. He had a very real commitment to his alter ego “3pac”, and almost never broke character. He specialized mainly in raw freestyling and comedic...

He was mostly comedy, but the online rap community mourns the death of rapper 3Pac, who passed after a water polo contest late last week. 3Pac, real name Ryan Harryman, was a student at San...

American comedy rapper who built a cult following on YouTube with videos like "Rap God," "Rich White Man Mark Cuban," and "I Don't Give a Hoot." He passed away unexpectedly while playing water polo in October 2015. He was a student at San Jose State University.

Ryan James Harryman [4] (1991–2015), known by the pseudonym 3Pac, [5] was an American hip hop rapper. Ryan Harryman was a student at San Jose State University, [4] where he studied anthropology. [6] . He was also a member of the university's men's water polo club. [6] On October 13 Ryan had been spotted submerged in a pool.