2Pac - Keep Ya Head Up (from album: "Strictly 4 My N.I.G.G.A.Z..."
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 มิ.ย. 2017
- From 1993 Album: "Strictly 4 My N.I.G.G.A.Z.".....
Tupac Amaru Shakur born Lesane Parish Crooks; June 16, 1971 - September 13, 1996), also known by his stage names 2Pac, Makaveli, and Pac, was an American rapper and actor. As of 2007, Shakur has sold over 75 million records worldwide. His double disc albums All Eyez on Me (1996) and his Greatest Hits (1998) are among the best-selling albums in the United States. Shakur is consistently ranked as one of the greatest and most influential rappers of all time, and he has been listed and ranked as one of the greatest artists of any genre by many publications, including Rolling Stone, which ranked him 86th on its list of The 100 Greatest Artists of All Time. On April 7, 2017, Shakur was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
Shakur began his career as a roadie, backup dancer, and MC for the alternative hip hop group Digital Underground, eventually branching off as a solo artist. Most of the themes in Shakur's songs revolved around the violence and hardship in inner cities, racism, and other social problems. Both of his parents and several other people in his family were members of the Black Panther Party, whose ideals were reflected in his songs. During the latter part of his career, Shakur was a vocal participant during the East Coast-West Coast hip hop rivalry, becoming involved in conflicts with other rappers, producers, and record-label staff members, most notably The Notorious B.I.G. and the label Bad Boy Records. Apart from his career in music, Shakur was also an actor, starring in various films and TV programs in the 1990s, including Poetic Justice (1993), Gang Related (1997) and Gridlock'd (1997).
On September 7, 1996, Shakur was shot in a drive-by shooting at the intersection of Flamingo Road and Koval Lane in Las Vegas, Nevada. He was taken to the University Medical Center of Southern Nevada, where he died from his injuries six days later.
Although Shakur began recording in 1987, his professional entertainment career did not take off until the early 1990s when he debuted in Digital Underground's "Same Song" from the soundtrack to the 1991 film Nothing but Trouble, and also appeared with the group in the film. The song was later released as the lead song of the Digital Underground extended play (EP) This Is an EP Release, the follow-up to their debut hit album Sex Packets. Shakur appeared in the accompanying music video. After his rap debut, he performed with Digital Underground again on the album Sons of the P. Shakur went on to feature Shock G and Money-B from Digital Underground in his track "I Get Around", which ranked #11 on the U.S. Billboard Hot 100.
In November 1991, Shakur released his debut solo album, 2Pacalypse Now. Though the album did not generate any "Top Ten" hits, 2Pacalypse Now is hailed by many critics and fans for its underground feel, with many rappers such as Nas, Eminem, Game, and Talib Kweli having pointed to it as inspiration. Although the album was originally released on Interscope Records, the rights to its distribution are now owned by Amaru Entertainment, the label owned by Shakur's mother. The album's name is a reference to the 1979 film Apocalypse Now.
2Pacalypse Now generated significant controversy for numerous reasons. The songs "Trapped" and "Brenda's Got a Baby" were widely noted for their poetic qualities but also offered strong critiques of unjust social policies. Dan Quayle criticized the album after a Texas youth's defense attorney claimed he was influenced by 2Pacalypse Now and its theme of police brutality before shooting a state trooper. Quayle said, "There's no reason for a record like this to be released. It has no place in our society." Shakur stated that he felt he had been misunderstood. He said, "I started out saying I was down for the young black male, you know, and that was gonna be my thang," Shakur said. "I just wanted to rap about things that affected young black males. When I said that, I didn't know that I was gonna tie myself down to just take all the blunts and hits for all the young black males, to be the media's kicking post for young black males.
His second studio album, Strictly 4 My N.I.G.G.A.Z..., was released in February 1993. The album did better than its predecessor both critically and commercially, debuting at number 24 on the Billboard 200. The album contains many tracks emphasizing Shakur's political and social views, and there are noticeable differences in production from his first effort. While 2Pacalypse Now had an indie-rap-oriented sound, Strictly 4 My N.I.G.G.A.Z... is generally considered Shakur's "breakout" album. It spawned the hits "Keep Ya Head Up" and "I Get Around" and reached platinum status. On vinyl, Side A (tracks 1-8) was labeled the "Black Side" and Side B (tracks 9-16) the "Dark Side". It is Shakur's tenth-biggest selling album, with 1,366,000 units moved as of 2004. - เพลง
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Anybody 2024??🔥😭
Yes definitely
Right here listening to this hit jam on auto repeat💪💪
Here
Most definitely🔥💯
Yeahyeahyeahtesyesyes💯
"They got money for wars, but can't feed the poors"
Nothing changed so far.
Except in the U.S. obesity and poverty go together like milk & cereal.
@@at0micwerew0lf hello the medical industry and welfare are connected
You spoke well that's so true! Feed us one and All War is good for none of us no one wins..
now it's they got money for vaccines but can't feed the poors ...
@@at0micwerew0lf Ain't that true
2pac is not just a rapper, he is a poet
Exactly 💯🙏🏻👏🏻💝🖊️📝📚
truth!!
Became half god
Not just a poet but a messenger
And intellectual.
Tupac knew the dangers of single mothers raising kids. He called out men to step up and be part of their kids lives. Look where we're at now.
Tupac was before his time. He was powerful!
@denetramosley5904 not really. Human behavior is very predictable. He just saw the patterns in our society
@@racheltarentino3314Not completely true! As a behavioral health worker for decades, I can say Human Behavior IS NOT Predictable as you want to believe. However, the fact that, at such a young age, Tupac was more knowledgeable about Life than most of us & deserves His Props. #MuchRespect! #GoneToSoon😥
@@gloriam8686your job is just mockery of the system F off they drugged me and had me bed prone for a year and were corrupt and creepy worse than the police and jail system
Pac recorded over 713 songs, acted in 7 movies between 1991 and 1996, sold 75 million records worldwide without internet, had 9 platinum albums, and when he left he had 7 albums ready to be released. All this with 25 years but only 5 years in the entertainment industry. He is literally the Greatest Rapper In History! 🐐💯
Negative, Eminem is the best rapper, lyricist of all time.. would've demolished pac
@@ultimatesunrise he talks all kinds of whacky bs though
@@ultimatesunrise i love Eminem but stop d ride him Eminem like Tupac he produced ghetto gospel and runnin
Eminem 🤝 Tupac
@@ultimatesunrise even Eminem will argue this with you. Do you think if Pac was alive today, he won’t have break all records Eminem and jazzy break together. Don’t forget pac also Guinness book of records 6 years after his death
Tupac and DMX should have done a song
“We will have a race of babies that will hate the ladies that make the babies”… bro predicted the future 💀😭
That's right I feel it
🟢It's in the Bible.
Humans murdered 91 million growing human lives last year, and never gave them a chance to come out into the world.. 94% of them because that growing life was simply inconvenient for them... let that sink in..
@coollikethat2691 Verse please?
He never lied, now the men hate us more than ever. Loving, caring and providing for a woman is called a simp in today's world. Women are being killed at the hands of men at a very alarming rate now.
This is why a father is so important in a child’s life
Ironically, he never knew his father.
@@Mikeaj-un6mfYes he did.
@@Alexandria.Washington he didn’t know him until he got older, but it’s common knowledge that Tupac grew up with no dad around.
@@Mikeaj-un6mf what happened to his dad? I think he has a sister I’m not sure 🤔
@@ShaniTrahan-hx6qm he’s still alive, but Pac didn’t meet him until after he got shot (the first time). Also, him and his sister had different dads.
“The most disrespected person in America is the Black woman. The most unprotected person in America is the Black woman. The most neglected person in America is the Black woman.” -Malcolm X 🖤
We need more black ppl in society
I feel like Tupac would be so proud of us were Still bumping his music 25 years later
He will live up another 100 years 100
This song will ride for generations this song will live for ever❤❤❤ had my 70.yr old mom loving this song RIH ma
It's part of us
You know....
His songs are still good
An artist knows what is for one day, what is for generations to come.
One of the most meaningful songs ever
Yes it is they don't make songs with meaning anymore
@@melvajohnson1005 Ikr, they just say Gucci Gang and "hundred on my wrist" and Gooba?! Like what the hell is that?!
❤❤❤
@@rodrxq you hear me???🤣😂
Keep your head up
Listening to this song crying. Beautiful Lyrics. Beautiful Message. The world needs more men like Pac.
Listen to dear Mama
And Changes
Listen to Dope fiends diner....that's the saddest bro
A man with a good heart 🥰 who fears God and love Women 👯♀ and children. I was that man, i lived that Thug life "Keep ya Head Up" stuff, like Pac, i remembered the Poor, Jesus, the Children at hospitals....keep praying to God, and mayb one day you'll see another like me an Pac, or in the next life. They got trillions of dollars 💵 💵 but can't feed the poor that ain't right for the men and women and our Troops..starving blacks are treated like Poops, where is the Love in our present day too many slain kids on the streets cuz people refuse to pray. P.S. I hope 🤞 this touched 🥲 you, i could've kept rapping forever, lol but i just want you to know Im the second coming of 2Pac.
i look like Pac. By the way. 😘❤️
They got money for wars but can’t feed the poor- 2Pac
So Relevant here in 2023😢
I came here just for this verse.
He's singing it, as it happens in real life🎶
Apparently these days, we have money for other country's wars too, billions and billions. Tens of billions moving to hundreds of billions.
As a black women I will always appreciate 2pac for being so real and trying to understand us
Love you sis✊🏿💯
Yep, he understood....
Woman*
Ive cried to song back in the day and now it hits 10x deeper. Pac called it smh
This is why I appreciate him too ❤❤
2PAC doesn't just sing. You can almost see his soul through his voice.
guy was always beside himself...no better way to understand tupaaccss.
Exactly why I love his music. He sings from his soul and that's deep. Most artists nowadays don't seem to do that. But the few that do, are the special ones.
hhh
He was a poet and a prophet and I call it soul music
A tragedy befalls mankind when a man like this falls
Not one cuss word, 2pac was the best that ever did it. GOAT no doubt. A 30 year old song, still relevant as the day it was recorded. RIP Pac we miss you dearly.
Most of his other songs do though lmao
Yeah but he didnt need to, thats the point. He wanted everyone to be able to hear this one
The song SO DEEP AND GOOD that you miss the fact AIN'T ONE CUSS WORD!!!!!
"And if you fall, stand tall and come back for more"
2Pac - motivational rapper and speaker
Stop comparing biggie with this man
They are different
pac is the real deal🐐🥀
Pac4life
I agree but biggie is great too tho 🙌🏾
Biggie was better
Man Pac and Big were friends got torn apart by they producers and shit. No one had communication plus pac was locked up when who shot ya came up. It was no way for him to know if it was about him or not. Either way we shouldn’t hate in anyway definitely not dead men, dead legends we should be happy that they were able to release as much as they did. All love
They were both equally talented and great
They’re both the greatest
Biggie’s the illest👑
2pac’s the realist👑
The part when he says. "There ain't no hope for the future" He was absolutely right.
bro to be honest what has been is now and what will be already has been. You feel me? I took this from a Biblical reading from Solomon book Ecclesiastes.
Amd then they wonder why we crazy
It's a damn shame that a struggle has taken your hope from you. There is hope for the youth. Brother you need to keep yo head up!
oh
only hope is in Jesus
2pac was the only rapper who talks about the real deep stuff in his music that's why he is so relatable.
We still have people like that, but it is a minority in the sea of generic fake gangster rap.
Guru, Nas, grandmaster flash? There's more
Krs-1. Kendrick Lamar. There’s still a few diamonds in the rough
@@racheltarentino3314 yeah no doubt 👍
This song more relevant than 80% of music out there
'And since a men can't make one
He has no right to tell a woman when and where to create one
So will the real men get up
I know you're fed up ladies, but keep your head up'
Greetings from Poland!!!
🙏🏾✊🏾🙏🏾
None of the rappers can't sing like this great lyrical soul
fucking right straight up WHERE THE HELL ARE THE REAL MEN
Amen to that no man should be allowed to dictate to women what to do with their bodies period!💝🦋
What’s this mean? Sorry can someone explain
This man got me through so many dark days. I get chills just listening to him.
This song hits my heart! Literally. I cry every time I listen to this song. I FEEL this song in my soul!
Nothing hits better than this shit man, and nothing can change my mind, back when they had a story behind their music, pac was a realist, shame a lot of "musicians" never followed suit in the coming years man
Got me ThroUgh ThoSe Dark days 2 💯❤️
Hey you think he is good you should listen to K rino.
Same my brother 💗!
I could be wrong but who else was making songs like this at this time that uplifted women, especially black women. Tupac was just the realist
“We are not meant to survive, it’s a set up”! FACTS💯
I cried on that part. ✨ it’s hard to accept
LMAO..OPTAMISTIC I SEE HA HA HA LOSER
"Money for war but can't feed the poor"
still hits hard 😔
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They gutta money for war but can't feed the poor.....
They gutta money for war but can't feed the poor.....
Sad part is it's still happening
if only this generation knew what real music is. R.I.P 2PAC
I know real 🔥 n I'm 25 years old
@@King.D_no.1 I know real 🔥and I’m 14
Rip king von
@@nino2910 nobody gives a fuck homie this is pac world a guy who died as a hero and a guy who died for beefing like a fool there is a difference in that
We do yk
Happy International Women's Day .
My brother was obsessed with this Guy,I now get it. RIP Sabelo,his songs are a reminder of the amazing memories we shared.
I can relate of my uncle I came here coz of him R. I. P Sabelo and Simba One!!!
I remember when I first heard this song I was a single mom back in 93 raising a little girl on my own this song encouraged me to get up every day and go to work and try as Katt Williams always say you should try and this song made me try and I was able to get my child a great life because I kept my head up
Respect❤️🌹
🙏🏼
Thank God!
Wow
👍👍👍
Imagine how great of a father this man would have been ? 🥺🙇🏽♂️❤️…
Better than Will Smith I guess
@@QTTR88 oh that is true. he wouldn't raise his kids into being spoiled little shits and wouldn't let his wife cuckhold him. in fact, i think 2pac's wife would be wiser than him and he'd be in love with her and they'd be equals.
@@555._nxs yeah
He was a father. To all of us.
This comment hits hard, wow
It's makes me proud of being black when he says, ' the darker the flesh than the deeper the roots of Who we are ❤
Not me, I think 'blacks' have let him down today, the shootings, ect.
Not gonna lie.
U right mfhetho
THE BLACKIER THE BERRY THE Sweeter The juice,,,,
@@ShawnEdwards-gd9hg Maybe back then, not sure about now.
@@solefinder3708 natural consequence of forcing a group of people into segregated areas then denying them social mobility for generations, plus all the gun laws getting more and more relaxed. It's easier to get a semi auto in the modern day than it was decades ago and we still have dumbasses saying that guns are a constitutional right as if the founding fathers expected you'd need to carry a gun just to walk down the street in the far future bc if you don't and you get jumped you have no chance whatsoever, and now guns are so commonplace anyone with a stressful day and a working hand can kill someone in less than a second, thats not freedom thats frontlines in a war behavior. All thats not to mention the police violence, now I'm not one of those ppl that thinks we should abolish police like there are good ones and their presence does at least a little bit for safety but the fact that your life can just be in the hands of some random ass dude who likely has his own biases, and because of the nature of the job is more likely to be a egotistical white dude, putting peoples lives in the hands of people like that creates an insane amount of distrust in the law, and an unwillingness to work for a system that can just bag u for how you look, so it's no wonder that the culture has only shifted further into glorifying crime when the alternative is bootlicking the people who exploits and damages you and people like you
Man this is so underrated... I mean this brother made a song to encourage women to stay strong and keep going... Did anybody else do that ever?...
Best rapper ever
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Uriel, oh yeah!!!!!!!
No one can replace this man 🙏🏾
No one can...
ahmadwoodroffe, very true, his talent is incomparable to date
Ever
No one.
Free Tupac
Every Nubian Queen needs to hear this song as a teen ❤ ❤❤ I will always love you King Tupac for writing a blue print for me to grow up when my dad was shot at 15 ❤🇿🇦
To the people trying to gatekeep Tupacs music and say "NO HES ONLY TALKING ABOUT BLACK WOMEN" Pac says respect woman.
This man was is and always will be the greatest rapper of all time he was truly lyrical and it'll never be another rip
But they are blowing in the wind...
💯 facts
True. One of A KIND. THANK GOD. HE BLESSED US. with. Rapping Drum Majors. Like. Tupac.
I agree.
Free Tupac
I am not a black woman but you know what I can relate to this song to the fullest because I was that woman I raised my son on my own who is now 26 and an amazing young man I went through a lot and honestly hearing this song in my younger years I can remember crying myself to sleep thinking I got to keep my head up I got to keep going this song gave me hope
He made this song for ALL women. It's just that we normally are only around people of our own culture so people equate it to only being about black women.
Thank you for sharing this 🙏 may God continue to bless you.
@@LadyYonaBoo HE WAS TALKING TO BLACK WOMEN. I'm sick and tired of folks CHANGING THINGS WHEN IT WAS CLEARLY IMPLIED IN THE VIDEO. BLACK WOMEN ARE GLOBALLY VICTIMIZED. DON'T TWIST THIS EMPEROR'S MESSAGE. IT'S NOT ABOUT EVERYONE. STOP THAT SHIT. IT'S DISRESPECTFUL. IF THAT WAS TRUE YOU WOULD'VE SEEN ALL RACES IN THE VIDEO AND IF YOU TRULY KNEW WHO TUPAC IS, YOU WOULD HAVE NEVER MADE THAT IGNORANT COMMENT. DID YOU SEE ALL WOMEN IN THE VIDEO!? WHAT THE HELL!!
@@LadyYonaBoo AND FURTHER... ARE YOU AWARE THAT THE MOST BEAUTIFUL GIFT IS A MAN OF YOUR OWN RACE ACKNOWLEDGING AND LOVING YOU UNCONDITIONALLY. THAT IS WHAT TUPAC DID FOR THIS SONG. YOU JUST LIED ON THIS MAN.
@@LadyYonaBoo and PLEASE get your mental health IN CHECK. STOP LYING ON PEOPLE AND LYING TO PEOPLE.
"It's gonna take the man in me to conquer this insanity."💪🏽🔥
Thanks Pac.
If Tupac was alive today he would’ve been a great father he loves kids 💛💚💙❤💗💜😇💐🌹🌹🌹🌹🌷🌷🌷🌷🌷
I know 😢
"You got no right to tell a woman when and where to create one" - Genius words yet liars wanted to portray him as a rapist. Tupac will forever be a legend.
Tupac was a Teacher who spoke truth. I remember going through something and thinking it was the end and this Tupac song came on the Radio. I immediately felt better.
IF tupac Is Still Alive, Then it Is a miracel AnD I Hope It will get better With Whatever'''That Started A Bad Vibe'''Between Some Of Those."
♡I hope IF SO That It Will get allright for ALL OF US pac fam♡ and His Friends, N People Thatcher Stands Him Near.
Listening to this for the first time, I was never exposed to rap or 2pac for that matter. I've been a socialist for a few years now, and this song says everything I believe.
Then the line "you're dying inside, but outside you're looking fearless." That shit hit my soul. Instantly I started tearing up, I don't think a single line in a song has made me so emotional.
You should also learn about how Socialism is a deception, as well... It might actually help you out, if you did that.
@@ALIENDNA14 You should learn about how capitalists are stealing from you. It might actually help you out.
Honestly, this is just silly. So many prominent figures in civil rights history were socialists - MLK, Malcom X, Tupac, and WEB Dubious (if I'm not mistaken) are all socialists. I really shouldn't be doing this under a TH-cam comment section, but here we are.
When you look at two countries with equal levels of development and then one of them is socialist, that socialist one will blow the other out of the water. In example, Russia and Brazil would be in a similar state around the 1900s, however Russia managed to go from a backwater feudal society to a world super power within 30 years. Not only this, but it managed to surpass the United States in plenty of ways - such as nutrition and personal rights. There have been bad people who have done bad things under the name of socialism, but all socialism really is is the workers owning the means of production.
If we want to look at the democratic aspect, look no further than the USSR herself. The USSR had great democratic means, even under Stalin. The CIA even says that the authoritarianism of Stalin is vastly overblown - I can't remember exactly which document, but it's there. Through this democracy, and state ownership, the worker would be able to seize the means of production. Actually, what the USSR failed was largely worker unions being state owned rather than worker owned.
If you really wanna know more about these faults, watch a video by Hakim about said faults of former socialism. I doubt you will watch it, however, but I hope you do. It allows us to learn from our past and move forward - much like Lenin states in 'What Is To Be Done?' Honestly a good read, it's far less dry than Marx, I recommend it, and it explains ideas of Marxism better than I could under a TH-cam comment.
Tupac's music was timeless and prophetic.
2023 and this still sound new and fresh
This is the Music that should being pushed. Instead the world gets "LOOK AT MY CASH CARS AND JEWELRY
@@rw1611 lmao you mean there’s not really no story it’s jsut a collection of meaningless words. new rap is mroe about the feeling of the song and not the lyricism
@@mud.4211 You listen to rap on the radio
@@mud.4211loool I hope ur being sarcastic 😂 the rap nowadays is straight trash loooool
Changed the game with this song.
Most rappers were too marcho and expressed gang culture, others expressed racial divide, racial injustices to name a few and rightly so, but Pac did all that and wasn't afraid to voice the pain of women. Who's still vibing to this song in 2020?
2022 from Switzerland
Of black women, this song was for black women not just women
2022
@TRUTH okay? Please help me understand and your point of view regarding this comment you made.
How ironic of him to gang rape a black woman tho
Am a born again Christian now,23yrs later,Tupac is still my number one musician not rapper ❤
Happy international women's day. Had to come here❤❤❤
The song is becoming more realer as time goes by, "it's time to heal our women and be real to our women and if we don't, we will have a race of babies that would hate the ladies that made the babies". So real now.
all those “alpha males”
Fr it’s Shit like corn and harmful “influencers” like tate and speed is making the male generation terrible, genuinely concerned for the girls of this generation.
yes . Never felt so hated in my entire life.
@@johnwerner69 yeah I know, let’s just hope they grow out of it
@@mkeefe4248 so u want us to be a simp
My mom is 67 years old and she was playing this song today ❤ PAC’s words will always resonate through generations 💯
Thats goes to show how powerful this song was. Ppl in their 30s and 40s in the 90s era was not Pac main audience like every other rapper. Its kids, Teenagers and Young adults.But its always those few rappers who make great music that even the old heads gotta love it
I don't think that's unusual because when this song came out she was in her 30's and this song was very popular at that time. I was a kid but I remember this song very well.
So your mom knew this song very well and before you.
@@skrapelotto30s and 40's is still pretty young. In 30s we are still listening to music that would be trending or popular
@@MySweetAriane Its young but ppl in their 40s usually already have their heroes, favorite artists, Actors so on & so forth from their younger days between the ages 10-25. So ppl that was born in the 1950-1965 Probably wasnt feeling the 1990s rap era because they grew up on something totally different they cant relate to Tupac, Wu-Tang, Biggie, Jay, Nas, Rakim & all them. It probably sounded horrible to them
September 13, 1996 27 Years Ago We Lost This Great Artist.
September 29, 2023 He FINALLY Gets Justice...
RIP 2 Pac ✝️ The Greatest of All Time
Tupac is always clear about what he's talking about
Ain’t nothing worse when your son wants to know why his daddy don’t love him no more
For Tupac he was only killed because he was too lyrical and the government hated him cuz he spoke the truth for us blacks and browns
Tupac was killed by a black man !
Ok
tupac was a threat to many people i doubt the government had a part
@@huber329 black people work in the government too
@@imiss2pac427 he said :
I sold millions.
Snoop sold millions
Dogpound and other millions
Add to others who are disafrengent
And poor and coloured and liberal whites
It means millions votes
Long term he has politics on him writing
His black panther mother background shows potential policies arrival
He had 2 go
This was within 5 month his death
Bigger scheme
Jesus cares just know our Lord cares. About you and ur kids. He hates wrong doing. God cares about the women and the children. He cares about you. And he cares about all of you male and female.
Amen!!! Thank you for that sweet message. ❤🫂😢
Justice for 2Pac today 🙏
💯
back when music was poetry and told a story that has meaning.
Right? Music is just eh nowadays. Only a few artists these days got my heart touched.
Now it's mostly about bragging
@@The.Billionaire.Official Yep pretty much and sometimes some just sound like gibberish to me.
You guys just don’t listen to the right artists
@The Komodo that McDonald’s analogy is on point👏
Pac help me through hard times and sill does. Love him like I knew him.
Happy Heavenly Birthday Tupac
He respected women
Sometimes better listen to more of Tupac 😂😂😂😂😂
blk women
@@user-xr8qb8cn3oi did and He say he love women but hate b!txhes
This song makes me realize that I should be glad that I'm still alive and even sometimes I drop a tear because the beats and the way he raps is just so soothing
It's real . Life
Concordo plenamente meu sem palavras escrever longe mano teclado roda gigante mas editar chic chic show errado é evitar everybody chic , chic show 👏😍
Yes
Fam I’m weeping as I write this
Air force one
Going thru a lot rn pregnant and alone 😞 thank you pac for leaving medicine for us 🫶🏻🤍
You’re an amazing being that can form a human inside of you ❤
God bless you🙏💕
Blessings to your to you and your child ❤❤❤❤
You will make it!
May the sun shine in your Heart and Pour through your Baby 🤟🏽🖤🩶🤍
I said this to my Sister Miriam , she took her life for a dudé ..RIP ...keep your head up whereever you are sis..greetings from El Salvador..
Keep your head no matter what your situation is always remain humble and keep God first but keep your head up ❤❤❤❤
The look on Pac's face as he watches the innocent little boy across from him at the dice game always hits like a punch to the gut...
Bro, only a few notice shit like that.
💯 it's probably the most profound scene of the whole video if you ask me
That baby should be somewhere going fishing with his dad or at a park playing basketball not on the streets looking in on a dice game but here he is and it's because he doesn't have anybody his mother is probably working extra shifts to keep them afloat and his father is either deceased , in prison or a deadbeat
I saw that too...
@@dannjenallen6213 🙏
Diciéndole tu no debes estar aqui
This genuinely one of the best songs ever made ❤️
I agree
Big facts
Free Tupac
“Got money for wars, but can’t feed the poor”!💯
Bet pac is rapping in heaven
Best Rapper Ever. At over 40 I still feel tears listening to this genius admonition.
They should be playing this song everywhere
"You know what makes me unhappy?
When brothers make babies
And leave a young mother to be a pappy."💯
Thats a lie. 90% of all the divorce has been started by the woman.
“We ain’t meant to survive cuz it’s a setup” he knew all along that he wasn’t gonna be around for too long. He just wanted to spread his message whilst he could. And he did a damn good job. Wish we still had you around Pac. The world needs you now more than ever. RIP
He wasnt talking sbout himself he was talking about black people living in Ghettos dont spread those conspiracy bullshit theorys
Respect from Brazil 🇧🇷 Thug Life forever Free Tupac Army Unite Come together stronger 💪 than ever ride out.
No he's talking about the setup that killed him and took his life stupid,clearly you don't know pac.
And since a man can't make one,
He has no right to tell a woman when and where to create one
My love for Pac will never die..
Love from Nigeria
One love 💕
And since a man can't make one
He has no right to tell a woman when and where to create one REST UP PAC always spoke the truth
Powerful, heartfelt song❤😢. Coming from a single Black woman here, with no children. Emotional lyrics.
Wheww Lord knows I needed this tonight. ❤
Never let a day go by, where you feel you are worthless, you are always special
@@MrDarkkak thank you 🙏🏾 same to you 🤎
Me too sis ❤️
I’m not a rapper, but he’s the best rapper to ever walk this earth. Respect 🖤 RIP Tupac.
Yes, keep your head up. Rip Tupac
The song which made me like PAC and started listening to rap music
2pac would be so proud of his fans for keeping his music alive.
Yes he would 💯💖
Bruh this man was the realest ever.R.i.p pac
Happy Birthday to the GOAT...❤6/16/24 I'm here
Missing pac
Happy heavenly birthday to pac he is in heaven though we all miss him so much he is in a much better place than us we can only hope to make it there one day!!! Continue to watch over your family and fan's pac!!!
The Greatest Rapper Of All Times
25 years later and I still get emotional every time I hear his lyrics or see his face..... This man is the most beautiful soul that God created he literally makes my soul tingle ❤ I truly believe this whole heartedly ... his realness ... his passion ... his humbleness and compassion for every single struggling man , child, woman ..... A legend 🙌 for eternity!!!! You are and always will be My #1 in all genre of music 🎶 and in people 💕 God Bless 🙏
Agree 100%
How was this made 5 years ago if he died in 1996....
@@ImBatman9391 when Pac died he had a lot of songs recorded but never published. One CD of his music came out a few years after he passed
The Blacker the Berry the sweeter the juice
I'm crying rn . I'm so tired, tired of being a black woman in this world 😩
This man was 26 when he was stolen from the world……and his words STILL shine. I was 13 when he was killed.
Thank you 2pac for being apart of my life’s soundtrack.
25
My dad would be proud of his fans 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🕊🕊🕊🕊 love you dad 🙏🏼
This was the 1st song I heard of 2pac.
Jarren Mckenna same
Me too
Same
Me too, made me fall in love with him
Brenda got a baby
Got money for wars but cant feed the poor but it's a set up so keep yo head up
fr
i accidentally read it, same time pac kicked it
Tupac is the realest rapper to ever live☝️💯 On God
Very much facts
@@Lumithell lol that happens to me all the time
Man Tupac just makes me want to tear up bro this man was a lyrical, fucking genius. This man he just relates to me so fucking much bro still bumping your music almost 30 years later
Not gonna lie. This sounds fresh 25 some years later. I think he'd be proud of how his music touched so many hearts around the world.❤
He would be proud but he wouldn't be suprised either he always knew his message of truth was never going to be forgotten
“Because it’s too many things for you to deal with dying inside but outside you’re looking fearless” heartfelt 😢
TH-cam is the closest thing we have for a time machine
He was a prophet just listen ...
Because there's too many things for you to deal with
Dying inside, but outside you're looking fearless
Keep ya head up
You know what’s crazy I go back to this song when times are tough or life gets a little hard. But hearing Tupac speaking to us here, not just singing, speaking… it helps me keep my head up and I hope it helps keep yours up as well!
Facts ❤
The whole US needs to listen to this rn
Very underrated rhythm, serious music in 2024
God, his life was taken too soon.