I'm with Andrei, he is the best. Absolutely the best. I like how Andrei can't understand how someone cannot appreciate Tupac's work. I also love the conviction he has when he says that Tupac is the best.
While some of his lyrics and poetry have been studied and analyzed in academic settings, it is not commonly taught in schools or universities as a part of the curriculum. However, some universities have offered courses that include the study of hip hop culture and music, which may include the works of 2Pac as well as other influential hip hop artists. Additionally, some professors and scholars have written academic papers and books on 2Pac's poetry and lyrics.
9:23 I love it when people call Pac genius, because it is true. He was an artistic, creative, and lyrical genius. So cool to hear Dominika say this only after listening to her 3rd Tupac song. Is it that obvious? I guess so. The other amazing thing is how fast and effortlessly he would write. The sheer volume of work that he left should be a testament to that. But I've also heard from people that actually did work with him.
He was definitely talking about himself in this song. I firmly believe Pac is still alive. He's a genius, well-read, and self-educated. He used a lot of pragmatics in his music. Pragmatic is a study in linguistics that studies what the speaker says as opposed to what the listener infers. This is one of the songs that give much evidence of him being alive. He says "Will she remain in the same spot, the gunshots rang, they came from the caine spot, (caine spot referring to cocaine the color white as in THE WHITE CADILLAC). NOW LOOK HERE, I see her clutching her son in her arms she's hurt, her heart bleed, now she watch her seed die in the dirt. FULFILL PROPHESY." He was talking in first person, about himself. He was referring to his mom while he was in the hospital DYING. Remember in the interview he gave while he was in prison he said that his death was a prophecy. That's why he says "Fulfill prophecy." In this song, he also says "I watched the drama occur, my eyes blurred before I jetted. I wonder why we all have to die before we get it." Also referring to himself as a first-person verb including himself in the action of jetting which means leave from a place. Like he left the United States. He also says "WE" which a first-person pronoun that he uses to include himself in the action of dying. In the end, he also says "And these are MY damaged pedals." Referring to his gunshots wounds. PAC IS ALIVE.
Andrei and ma'am you doing a great job bringing Tupac Shakur to this generation born after 1996...we need to know Tupac Shakur and take to every generation unborn yet ...this song makes me emotional my mother was 16 when she was pregnant with me in January or February 1979. I was born on 15 October 1979 my mother had just turned 17 years 4 weeks and a few days earlier...this Tupac Shakur is otherworldly
Thanks bro....when i see people who love and understand pac automatically give me a vibe of how great of a person they are . Cos their is soul in them. Pac is the best!
10:04 thats all Pac wanted.... Tupac Song - Krazy "They say my ghetto instrumental detrimental to kids As if they can't see the misery in which they live Blame me for the outcome, ban my records - check it YOU DON'T HAVE TO BUMP THIS, BUT PLEASE RESPECT IT"
He talking about himself and other unfortunate kids in his position. Parts are about him and other people. He just takes real stories in put them together. His situations and other situations. Like a based on a true story movie. Characters are changed
I love you guys pac is in real one's heart and you guys are truly good folks from what I observe so far 21 gun salute to my makaveli soldiers and fans worldwide baby
14:20 Tupac touching everybody is true, if given a chance. Tupac has something for everybody. By that I mean that you could be the most savage street criminal, and Tupac has something that you will connect with. You could be a church-going college professor and Tupac has stuff that you can connect with. Male/female, old/young, easy/hard life, professional/non-professional, educated/uneducated, etc. He creates on such an emotional level, and has such a variety of topics, that the potential to connect is huge. That's why it's been 26 years since he died, and his work still lives on, as strong as ever.
Great reaction!...im really enjoying your wife's journey into Tupac yes he is the hardest of the hard but the fact that he could be so vulnerable and tell u his inner most secrets and be in touch with that soft side is what sets him apart for me. Please react to Tupac LETTER TO MY UNBORN CHILD SHED SO MANY TEARS WAR GAMES (DEATHROW VERSION) NEVER CALL U B!TCH AGAIN
If you don't listen to this song with the perspective that he's still alive, and that this was written after Vegas, you'll never understand it. "The gunshots rang, they came from the caine spot." He's talking about himself getting shot in Vegas.
Thank you guys for showing us you introduction to 2Pac and other cultures.... Please comment and share links to major music in your own culture so we also get to understand your own culture.
Tupac is a phenomenon, but you have to go past his music to better understand the man, and his story, and complexity. To fully appreciate him you have to watch the documentaries, listen to the interviews, read his poems, learn about the Black Panther Party, learn about his mom and his upbringing, etc. Once you learn those things, it helps put his music and message into perspective. It becomes more clear what's autobiographical, and what's not. What's the stuff that he lived, vs what he's seen others live, etc.
With Dominika in mind, I would like to suggest UNTIL THE END OF TIME or LETTER TO MY UNBORN for a future Tupac reaction. There are 3 versions that I know about. The one you reacted to was the album version, which I love, but these are also good, and worth listening to. Smooth jazzy version mashed with a Sade song called Jezebel th-cam.com/video/azwzZIZHXzk/w-d-xo.html The original recording produced by Johnny J th-cam.com/video/hl6vsNu37-Y/w-d-xo.html
2pac is my favorite song written I want him to come back 😢😢😮
I'm with Andrei, he is the best. Absolutely the best. I like how Andrei can't understand how someone cannot appreciate Tupac's work. I also love the conviction he has when he says that Tupac is the best.
deepest song ever created by men, touch the soul every time a hear it, insane!!!!
While some of his lyrics and poetry have been studied and analyzed in academic settings, it is not commonly taught in schools or universities as a part of the curriculum.
However, some universities have offered courses that include the study of hip hop culture and music, which may include the works of 2Pac as well as other influential hip hop artists. Additionally, some professors and scholars have written academic papers and books on 2Pac's poetry and lyrics.
9:23 I love it when people call Pac genius, because it is true. He was an artistic, creative, and lyrical genius. So cool to hear Dominika say this only after listening to her 3rd Tupac song. Is it that obvious? I guess so. The other amazing thing is how fast and effortlessly he would write. The sheer volume of work that he left should be a testament to that. But I've also heard from people that actually did work with him.
He was definitely talking about himself in this song. I firmly believe Pac is still alive. He's a genius, well-read, and self-educated. He used a lot of pragmatics in his music. Pragmatic is a study in linguistics that studies what the speaker says as opposed to what the listener infers. This is one of the songs that give much evidence of him being alive. He says "Will she remain in the same spot, the gunshots rang, they came from the caine spot, (caine spot referring to cocaine the color white as in THE WHITE CADILLAC). NOW LOOK HERE, I see her clutching her son in her arms she's hurt, her heart bleed, now she watch her seed die in the dirt. FULFILL PROPHESY." He was talking in first person, about himself. He was referring to his mom while he was in the hospital DYING. Remember in the interview he gave while he was in prison he said that his death was a prophecy. That's why he says "Fulfill prophecy." In this song, he also says "I watched the drama occur, my eyes blurred before I jetted. I wonder why we all have to die before we get it." Also referring to himself as a first-person verb including himself in the action of jetting which means leave from a place. Like he left the United States. He also says "WE" which a first-person pronoun that he uses to include himself in the action of dying. In the end, he also says "And these are MY damaged pedals." Referring to his gunshots wounds. PAC IS ALIVE.
Andrei and ma'am you doing a great job bringing Tupac Shakur to this generation born after 1996...we need to know Tupac Shakur and take to every generation unborn yet ...this song makes me emotional my mother was 16 when she was pregnant with me in January or February 1979. I was born on 15 October 1979 my mother had just turned 17 years 4 weeks and a few days earlier...this Tupac Shakur is otherworldly
Great reaction the rose that grew from concrete at the end is timeless
It's funny you say it's like poetry. He did study poetry and Shakespeare. Some of his poem were put in a book.
Thanks bro....when i see people who love and understand pac automatically give me a vibe of how great of a person they are . Cos their is soul in them. Pac is the best!
My mom Rest In Peace I played this for her and she cried it her so hard love you ma🙏🏾
10:04 thats all Pac wanted.... Tupac Song - Krazy "They say my ghetto instrumental detrimental to kids
As if they can't see the misery in which they live
Blame me for the outcome, ban my records - check it YOU DON'T HAVE TO BUMP THIS, BUT PLEASE RESPECT IT"
He talking about himself and other unfortunate kids in his position. Parts are about him and other people. He just takes real stories in put them together. His situations and other situations. Like a based on a true story movie. Characters are changed
I love you guys pac is in real one's heart and you guys are truly good folks from what I observe so far 21 gun salute to my makaveli soldiers and fans worldwide baby
University of Stanford is teaching a Tupac Shakur course in the English department
That’s amazing
very good reaction 🙌
I recommend resist the temptation by tupac.
14:20 Tupac touching everybody is true, if given a chance. Tupac has something for everybody. By that I mean that you could be the most savage street criminal, and Tupac has something that you will connect with. You could be a church-going college professor and Tupac has stuff that you can connect with. Male/female, old/young, easy/hard life, professional/non-professional, educated/uneducated, etc. He creates on such an emotional level, and has such a variety of topics, that the potential to connect is huge. That's why it's been 26 years since he died, and his work still lives on, as strong as ever.
Great reaction!...im really enjoying your wife's journey into Tupac yes he is the hardest of the hard but the fact that he could be so vulnerable and tell u his inner most secrets and be in touch with that soft side is what sets him apart for me. Please react to Tupac
LETTER TO MY UNBORN CHILD
SHED SO MANY TEARS
WAR GAMES (DEATHROW VERSION)
NEVER CALL U B!TCH AGAIN
React to tupac 1988 high school interview start there she can get a better understanding of tupac and his art
If you don't listen to this song with the perspective that he's still alive, and that this was written after Vegas, you'll never understand it. "The gunshots rang, they came from the caine spot." He's talking about himself getting shot in Vegas.
I subscribe because of your reactions to Tupac's music
They do have a curriculum at some colleges with the study of 2Pac.
Thank you guys for showing us you introduction to 2Pac and other cultures....
Please comment and share links to major music in your own culture so we also get to understand your own culture.
Great Reaction
Please react to keep your head up
Pac is the 🐐
Andrei bring them on more Tupac Shakur he is the BOMB 💣
It's not about him, it's an allegorical tale.
His mom was a black panther and was pregnant with him in prison
Legendary and heartbreaking when you think about it.
Tupac is a phenomenon, but you have to go past his music to better understand the man, and his story, and complexity. To fully appreciate him you have to watch the documentaries, listen to the interviews, read his poems, learn about the Black Panther Party, learn about his mom and his upbringing, etc. Once you learn those things, it helps put his music and message into perspective. It becomes more clear what's autobiographical, and what's not. What's the stuff that he lived, vs what he's seen others live, etc.
With Dominika in mind, I would like to suggest UNTIL THE END OF TIME or LETTER TO MY UNBORN for a future Tupac reaction. There are 3 versions that I know about. The one you reacted to was the album version, which I love, but these are also good, and worth listening to.
Smooth jazzy version mashed with a Sade song called Jezebel
th-cam.com/video/azwzZIZHXzk/w-d-xo.html
The original recording produced by Johnny J
th-cam.com/video/hl6vsNu37-Y/w-d-xo.html
React to Tupac's Ed Gordon Interview , Please
Tupac Shakur is number yesterday today tomorrow
Could you react to Tupac the making of All Eyez on Me documentary
Please react to Wonderland Indonesia by ALFFY REV.
This is amazing music video..
yea Non of his music re out dated