Yeah, at this point this video is nothing but a wasted video, wasted potential, and were you to ever correct this mistake, the reaction will no longer be genuine anymore, sheehs.
Edward Nygma I agree 100% but we get tricked. We start the reaction, then realize it's not explicit and then we are stuck. If we start over its not a true reaction anymore. It's hard to tell sometimes before we start unless the tags say explicit.
especially like somethings. Like, they be censoring things like "shots", when referring to gun shots, or "gun"..like what is the point =/ a song like this is supposed to be powerful. he doesn't use explicit words for no reason, especially in this track.
This song was recorded in 1992, Tupac was 21 years old. A 21 years old man wrote such powerful lyrics that still relevant 20 years later, imagine that.. ❤
The song came out in 1998 2pac died in late 1996. The record company made the video because he had already died, he couldn't shoot the video so they made a collage of his photos and clips and interviews
"It's time to fight back that's what Huey said, two shots in the dark, now Huey's dead" Tupac was talking about Black Panthers leader and one of the founders, Huey P Newton.
Awkward Dawn thank you like I might not be as old as y’all or ever listened to him when he was alive but I have ever since I was little and we need Tupac more than ever and it’s sad we’ll never get him
Tbh i think war wouldve went on for long between biggie and pac. Loved ones wouldve been taken esp how the beef went. Also Suge being the snake he was, wouldve made things worse. Thats what i think. Im not saying its better that pac and biggie are gone though.
Nothing would be different. The world wouldve advanced and rap wouldve changed the same way. Look at all the old rappers that are still alive, they've all moved on to bigger things. Acting, television, fashion etc. Tupac being alive right now wouldnt have changed anything. He wouldve probably been an actor or something. Look at ice cube, snoop dogg, etc.
@@MM-gp9mb Not true, shortly before his death Tupac was looking at getting into politics and trying to start community programs. And lets face it, in a country where Donald Trump can become president anything could have been possible.
@@Kadeda naah actually he is the epitome of some rappers today who who sorta made it and then start joining gang and doing all thuggery shit. You ever see Jayz or 2pac or Dre doing something like that? Nope. They keep cool and collected. I blame mostly the people he surrounded himself with..And most of all.. DEATH ROW RECORD.
This is why he’s the goat His music is still relatable too nowadays He had a real love for his people and he wanted great things for them As a Mexican American kid he showed us love when he didn’t need too so in our community he will always be loved and respected Tupac was flashy but his music was mostly trying too send a message and he’s different this is a guy that was raised by the great black panthers
@@gabrielcesar96 And they also get what the music is talking about. This guy thinks Biggie is flexin or showing off on Juicy. And that's not the point of the music. It's a uplifting song that tells you can do shit.
Gandalf_the Danks no I think it’s just because they don’t know much about rap which is why they are learning through the reactions they aren’t used to listening to this kinda music but they are trying I think it would be better to listen to the lyrics first then the video
yea they not listening talking in between lyrics thats like watching a movie but talking in between it (hey what you want for lunch, idk milk) while whole move pass you by
Tupac lived long enough to de his riches. He was just wasn’t a flashy dude. He wanted to stay connected to the streets and his people. PAC had a longer career alive then biggie did
@@animeman84 who gives a fukk wen they started, biggie was never on Tupac level and never will be dead or alive.. B.i.g is East Coast, Tupac is Worldwide its like swag vs substance, its like popular shit vs real shit.. No competition really Tupac got way more fans and love Worldwide. MAKAVELI lives on nigga and its still on nigga
What he meant by I’m still here is that he went through all of the things that he went through but he still survived everything that he went through Tupac made it out of the hood meaning he experienced the money clothes houses and expensive cars but he’s basically saying if I went through what I did u can make it out like I did❤️
Censored version and not paying attention to the lyrics of a song thats all about lyrics. Too much talking about the video thats literally just a slideshow used as a filler. The dude tried to pay SOME attention, but the girl didn't even bother. Yikes vid my dudes
I'm sorry you seem a little straight laced! What you'd have to say would only be relevant to people of your class. You look confused by what your hearing and seeing.
You guys are interesting. What made the two of you decide to explore Hip-Hop music and do reactions? One of the reasons Tupac sounds so different is he changed labels. There was a shift in his music when he went from Interscope (Brenda’s got a baby, Keep your head up, Dear Mama) to Death Row (Hit me’ up, Changes). He left the east coast and transitioned to kind of a west coast performer. Vox has a series called Earworm that features some Hip-Hop tracks. They dona great job analyzing the music / lyrical composition.
User Experience Honestly, we were hanging out and I had a few drinks and we were talking about reaction channels and were like, hey lets do a video for fun and react to a rap song. It was really only supposed to be that one time but here we are. Thanks for watching and the insight!
The transformation was Tupac gettin shot not what label he was at and he felt biggie stole his style while he was locked up so he elevated to another level. He may have been born in the east but the west is where he rests
More Immortal Technique pleaseeeeee. You Never Know & Point Of No Return aren’t as dark as Dance With The Devil, but they are very deep songs. I highly advise you check these out soon, seeing that y’all hip-hop/rap IQ has increased.
Yeah the video was made a couple years after he died, it was deliberately kinda whatever cause it was mostly only made as a vessel to get the song to a wider audience with tv coverage to get the message of the lyrics and song out there. That was what was important.
It's completely normal in hip hop to sample famous songs and use them as a beat and include some of it as a chorus. There's nothing wrong with that, art is about sharing and creating.
Pretty sure Pac record changes in 1992. He died in 1996. The song came out in 1998. Pretty sure that's correct. What most dont no about pac is. Many of his biggest hits! He was never here to see them come out and the impact and love they had. The man recorded over 750 songs. In 4 years. He will be matched by no rappers period.
If you are into hip hop you know that taking parts of famous songs "sampling" is never in a malicious way or trying to steal from it. Its mostly the contrary many of this dj know where they are comming from and putting this in a song is more of a homage than anything. Just to clear things up.
This video was made after he passed so you're right this video is from what edited but it is the real video because Tupac never got a chance to make a video on this song
shes so adorable how she wants to find the original! true hip hop head in the making! protect her at all costs! keep up the videos, and try to choose better songs to react to. so many good/great rap songs out there. LASTLY PLEASE REACT TO BIG L. Big L- tru master. thank you in advance if you do
Gandalf_the Danks Just wanna chime in real fast (jill). We did this song because we got a ton of requests for it. We basically only do things that are requested. Obviously we throw in a few things we want to hear too for fun but 98% is requests. And lists like this make it easy on us and we absolutely will listen to them. It all just takes time.
Also there is i think only one full live show ever recorded so what you find is probably all there is. I suggest watching lyric videos for rap and not the official music videos
If you wanna see an awesome side of Pac. Watch Gridlocked with Tupac and Tim Roth. Great movie. Plus watch the lyric videos. If you talk for one second you have missed the message. That song is deep. Literally Pac preached about things people are literally marching in the streets about today.
Tupac was before his time loved him and love his music. He wanted a change for his people and the bad white people. God rest his soul. And God bless y'all and sending love and respect from the WESTSIDE 702 & 775 His thug Life didn't stand for what it normally means it about the hate u give little infants fuck everybody..
Lol I Don't Think They Ready For That One Bro. They Really Didn't Pay Attention To What He Was Saying On This Song. Just What Was Going On In The Video
Tupac: "Never get to lay back always worrying about the pay back, some punk that i roughed up way back coming back after all these years rat tat tat thats the way it is" Orlando jordan literally within a day of being roughed up by tupac :D
one thing you may come to realize about black hip-hop in the 90s is yes a lot of raps where flashing a lot of money but in reality they where mostly broke and all those mils when to producers and record labels, a lot of raps where paying in chains and cars and stuff like that with out getting any real significant amount of money that there music earned
I love when Metalheads react to Pac cause most Metalheads don‘t know this Beautiful side of Rap! And Pac does so much beautiful songs! 75 Million Sales till today i think if he would be alive and drop more Music he would got more sales than Eminem and this show‘s he‘s the best Rapper pf all Time.
Check out TuPac in the “I get around” video. That was flashy. I think his only flashy one. This is the only video for “Changes” Tupac was already dead so the record company pieces together old canned footage of him to make it. There are other videos of him that was put together after his death 😞 I’m sure if PAC was alive this video would’ve been a lot better. Hi Jill! 😊🤗
It’s so funny how you guys are right about it being mixed together. Someone took a whole bunch of songs and cut them up to make this. Listen to “Wonder if heaven got a ghetto” and you’ll hear most of the verses this was taken from. Good catch! Seems like a lot of people have no idea lol
um, no....we are ALL we aware. it's known as "sampling". FROM THE WEB: • "Clearing samples, or obtaining permission to use a sample of an original sound recording, is a complex legal process that can be lengthy and expensive. It usually involves getting at least two licenses: one from the copyright owner of the song (the publishing rightsholder) and one from the copyright owner of the master recording (the rightsholder of the recording). The rightsholders can be the record label, producer, artist, writers, or composers." • "Using samples without permission is illegal and can result in serious legal consequences, including fines, legal fees, and damage to your reputation. Streaming services and digital platforms have also made it easier for copyright holders to identify uncleared samples." ...so NOTHING NEW - no hidden or sneaky agenda. ALL genres of music are able to & do utilize sampling (NOT just hip-hop/rap). in fact, you may be shocked at which if your favorite tracks use a sample. if you're curious, there's a website: whosampled (← dot com) 💁🏻♀️ the more you know.
The chorus is sampled from Bruce Hornsby 'The Way It is' 2pac tracks - here are a few recommendations (keep in mind 2pac has an extensive library of music): Keep Ya Head Up Baby Dont Cry Mama's Just A Lil Girl (Johnny J Remix) Until The End Of Time (Johnny J Remix) Unconditional Love Me Against The World Shed So Many Tears Only God Can Judge Me Pain (Above The Rim Soundtrack) Ambitionz As A Rydah Picture Me Rollin All Eyez On Me Hail Mary White Manz World Me & My Girlfriend Against All Odds Blasphemy Hold Ya Head To Live & Die In LA Still I Rise (OG Version) Starin At The World Thur My Rearview Never Had A Friend Like Me Hellrazor Letter To The President (OG Version) Made N***az (360 video - his last video) Lord Knows Death Around The Corner The Good Die Young (OG Version) You Can Be Touched (OG Version - Feat C-Knight) Teardrops & Closed Caskets (OG Version) How Long Will They Mourn Me Bury Me A G God Bless The Dead * OG Version = original track before it was altered
You guys shouldn’t talk when the video/music is playing it takes away from the impact...even one word in a hip hop song can be significantly impactful.
can u guys react to 2pac "life goes on" and also 2pac ft. Sade "Jezebel" great vid by the way Edit: also 2pac "Hell Razor" , 2pac "Lil Homies" 2pac "White mans world" 2pac "Krazy" in other words do more 2pac lol
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Dont ever listen to rap if it's not explicit. It's the intended way to listen to the censored version it takes away from it. Just my opinion.
Yeah, at this point this video is nothing but a wasted video, wasted potential, and were you to ever correct this mistake, the reaction will no longer be genuine anymore, sheehs.
Yeah censored rap and/or hiphop doesn't make a lot of sense
Edward Nygma I agree 100% but we get tricked. We start the reaction, then realize it's not explicit and then we are stuck. If we start over its not a true reaction anymore. It's hard to tell sometimes before we start unless the tags say explicit.
especially like somethings. Like, they be censoring things like "shots", when referring to gun shots, or "gun"..like what is the point =/ a song like this is supposed to be powerful. he doesn't use explicit words for no reason, especially in this track.
@@metalheadreactions7379 When you search for the video type in uncut, uncensored.
This song was recorded in 1992, Tupac was 21 years old. A 21 years old man wrote such powerful lyrics that still relevant 20 years later, imagine that.. ❤
recorded in 1992 but wasn't released until after his death...2 years after... in 1998... the man was a genius
30yrs later..
It will be relevant 100 years from now.
It is timeless.
The song came out in 1998
2pac died in late 1996. The record company made the video because he had already died, he couldn't shoot the video so they made a collage of his photos and clips and interviews
Did he tho......?
He wrote the song in 1992
@@xoeshwartzman4549 Great
@@carlbernard7615 naah he is in cuba
@@genocidejoe I used to think that but there's no way he would've been able to keep his mouth shut over the shit that's gone down in the last decade.
“As long as I stay black, I always gotta stay strapped and I never get to lay back” all facts
“Is life worth living, should I blast myself?” They censored that.
Yeah lol
Yep. Crazy, ain't it?
Even I'm tired of being poor even worse I'm black my stomachs hurting so I'm looking for a purse to snatch
Wtf
"It's time to fight back that's what Huey said, two shots in the dark, now Huey's dead" Tupac was talking about Black Panthers leader and one of the founders, Huey P Newton.
Also Tupac made changes in 1992 but it was remixed in 1998 he was murdered in 1996
Pac never bragged about his wealth... He just want the world to change...🙏🏻
Wrong, he did brag about it. Though rarely.
You never listened to a full Pac album did you
Sum true shit
But he did do I got around
We need Tupac now... I think about how things may be different if he was never murdered
Awkward Dawn thank you like I might not be as old as y’all or ever listened to him when he was alive but I have ever since I was little and we need Tupac more than ever and it’s sad we’ll never get him
Tbh i think war wouldve went on for long between biggie and pac. Loved ones wouldve been taken esp how the beef went. Also Suge being the snake he was, wouldve made things worse. Thats what i think. Im not saying its better that pac and biggie are gone though.
Nothing would be different. The world wouldve advanced and rap wouldve changed the same way. Look at all the old rappers that are still alive, they've all moved on to bigger things. Acting, television, fashion etc. Tupac being alive right now wouldnt have changed anything. He wouldve probably been an actor or something. Look at ice cube, snoop dogg, etc.
@@MM-gp9mb Not true, shortly before his death Tupac was looking at getting into politics and trying to start community programs. And lets face it, in a country where Donald Trump can become president anything could have been possible.
PAC would have definitely been the first rap billionaire
I actually don't think so. Pac was too giving. He's not greedy enough to become a billionaire.
@@Kadeda Michael Jackson was too lol but🤷🏽♂️
@@Kadeda naah actually he is the epitome of some rappers today who who sorta made it and then start joining gang and doing all thuggery shit. You ever see Jayz or 2pac or Dre doing something like that? Nope. They keep cool and collected. I blame mostly the people he surrounded himself with..And most of all.. DEATH ROW RECORD.
Tupac music is still relevant in today's life his message his words will never get old its timeless classic shit
This is why he’s the goat
His music is still relatable too nowadays
He had a real love for his people and he wanted great things for them
As a Mexican American kid he showed us love when he didn’t need too so in our community he will always be loved and respected
Tupac was flashy but his music was mostly trying too send a message and he’s different this is a guy that was raised by the great black panthers
You should always do the lyric video. You're not hip hop fans and you won't catch 90% of it.
btw, still waiting on Mona Lisa.
I'm waiting on that too!! Also is important the lyric video because most is uncensored so is better than the music videos
@@gabrielcesar96 And they also get what the music is talking about. This guy thinks Biggie is flexin or showing off on Juicy. And that's not the point of the music. It's a uplifting song that tells you can do shit.
@@gandalf_thedanks4196 Nah bro, i aint with that. Not here for the hate. Just trying to help theses guys.
Gandalf_the Danks no I think it’s just because they don’t know much about rap which is why they are learning through the reactions they aren’t used to listening to this kinda music but they are trying I think it would be better to listen to the lyrics first then the video
yea they not listening talking in between lyrics thats like watching a movie but talking in between it (hey what you want for lunch, idk milk) while whole move pass you by
how is "purse to snatch" censored? wow thats crazy .
They also censored "crime"
This is why tupac created radio versions to his singles .
Tupac lived long enough to de his riches. He was just wasn’t a flashy dude. He wanted to stay connected to the streets and his people. PAC had a longer career alive then biggie did
e46source That’s true
e46source You realize Tupac started like 4 years earlier than Biggie,right?
JohnnyWadd yea. My response to them had nothing to do with fact tho
@@animeman84 who gives a fukk wen they started, biggie was never on Tupac level and never will be dead or alive.. B.i.g is East Coast, Tupac is Worldwide its like swag vs substance, its like popular shit vs real shit.. No competition really Tupac got way more fans and love Worldwide. MAKAVELI lives on nigga and its still on nigga
This is the first song I remember hearing from Tupac when I was around 5 years old, been a huge fan of Tupac every since!
People have been sampling songs forever, it's nothing
What he meant by I’m still here is that he went through all of the things that he went through but he still survived everything that he went through Tupac made it out of the hood meaning he experienced the money clothes houses and expensive cars but he’s basically saying if I went through what I did u can make it out like I did❤️
Tupac made 65mill in 3 years time
I 💛 Jill...but u gotta pay more attention when the song is playing lol
The other man never remembers how much they stole from all cultures when something is borrowed from them🤷🏾♂️
Neither does she....😂😂😂
💯
This song is timeless
It's justice,equality and reform of the system
This song is 20+ years old and still has so much meaning
2pac's best song reactions for 1.No More Pain 2. So Many Tears 3. Until The End of Time 4.How Do You Want It. 5.Against All Odds 6. Toss It Up
ant smith No more pain is such an underrated song! Defo one of the best from All Eyez On Me!
@@jayreacts9170 I feel u & I agree 100%.
2pac was very humble he was always like that he didn’t like to flash things
Lol this isn't accurate at all. 2pac was flashy at times.
@@truthbringer-6748 no he wasn't.
Censored version and not paying attention to the lyrics of a song thats all about lyrics.
Too much talking about the video thats literally just a slideshow used as a filler. The dude tried to pay SOME attention, but the girl didn't even bother.
Yikes vid my dudes
yup
Cuz their Stan's lol they hate 2Pac the most cuz he's the real GOAT. #FukaRapGod #ImaDON
I'm sorry you seem a little straight laced! What you'd have to say would only be relevant to people of your class. You look confused by what your hearing and seeing.
Pac was deeper in thought on social issues than biggie,he had wealth but focused on the issues that everyone goes through, more so the black people
tupac was one of if not the biggest thing in rap at the time, so he had money
The changes official video is not a fan made vid, it's what death row and interscope done after he died
Do y'all know ... THE POPE HAVE THIS SONG IN HIS PLAY LIST ......
Pac was different when he got rich he didnt forget where he came from
That's the original video for the song,it came out in 98
He talked about racism, & poverty. He was born into a family of black Panthers . He is all about revolution .
You guys are interesting. What made the two of you decide to explore Hip-Hop music and do reactions?
One of the reasons Tupac sounds so different is he changed labels. There was a shift in his music when he went from Interscope (Brenda’s got a baby, Keep your head up, Dear Mama) to Death Row (Hit me’ up, Changes). He left the east coast and transitioned to kind of a west coast performer.
Vox has a series called Earworm that features some Hip-Hop tracks. They dona great job analyzing the music / lyrical composition.
User Experience Honestly, we were hanging out and I had a few drinks and we were talking about reaction channels and were like, hey lets do a video for fun and react to a rap song. It was really only supposed to be that one time but here we are.
Thanks for watching and the insight!
The transformation was Tupac gettin shot not what label he was at and he felt biggie stole his style while he was locked up so he elevated to another level. He may have been born in the east but the west is where he rests
Pacs life song is a great homage for Tupac
This song was on 2pac greatest hits album. This is the real video. This album sold over 10 million it went platinum.
React to 2pac life goes on plz💯💯 love your reaction❤️
Tupac recorded changes in 1992 then died in 1996, the label remixed the track in 1998, great song
2 pac had so many song written and unrelated that they kept dropping albums even after he died. He lived and lives on threw his music still.
This song was released after his death so they made it a dedicated video
More Immortal Technique pleaseeeeee. You Never Know & Point Of No Return aren’t as dark as Dance With The Devil, but they are very deep songs. I highly advise you check these out soon, seeing that y’all hip-hop/rap IQ has increased.
I will never forget the first time I heard this song. It’s a life changing song for sure
Yeah the video was made a couple years after he died, it was deliberately kinda whatever cause it was mostly only made as a vessel to get the song to a wider audience with tv coverage to get the message of the lyrics and song out there. That was what was important.
It's completely normal in hip hop to sample famous songs and use them as a beat and include some of it as a chorus. There's nothing wrong with that, art is about sharing and creating.
Please i like your reactions... React to 2pac keep your head up.... Every women love it
God's given talent...✌🏻
That's the actual video, guys. Not fan made. 😁
This is a real song ! The video is like a fan made because he never made a video for the actual song
This is the Official video for the song. The song is from his greatest hits album that was released in ‘98
If you really want to understand 2Pac's priorities, watch "Brenda's got a Baby" which was his first single as a solo artist.
If you really want them to react to that, make sure they haven't already
Please watch his live performance of his song “Troublesome 96” at the House of Blues 👌🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
YES!!! his whole performance that night was so raw and dope!!
They censored the word „tool“ smh. The industry is all fucked up.
That's the beauty of music. Especially hip hop. If you have a dope producer, who can flip samples, like Kanye, then you're guaranteed a few hits
Life goes on music video
@@gandalf_thedanks4196 wym?
I love yall sooo much!..im gonna binge your videos..keep it up..
This video was made after he died. It's the official video/song
Pretty sure Pac record changes in 1992. He died in 1996. The song came out in 1998. Pretty sure that's correct. What most dont no about pac is. Many of his biggest hits! He was never here to see them come out and the impact and love they had. The man recorded over 750 songs. In 4 years. He will be matched by no rappers period.
Alot of videos were made after tupacs death but they're all original.Check out "do for love" or "I wonder if heaven got a ghetto"
Good video. But you guys should've done the uncensored version with lyrics. Alot of heavy lines got left out
Loving u guys ur metal heads on rap. .. I'm on rap. .. what kind of metal should I listen to .. to check out like what u guys are doing. ..
If you are into hip hop you know that taking parts of famous songs "sampling" is never in a malicious way or trying to steal from it. Its mostly the contrary many of this dj know where they are comming from and putting this in a song is more of a homage than anything. Just to clear things up.
Have y'all never heard of a sample before..?
Tupacs mama was apart of the black Panthers and she was in jail pregnant with him.. He's a revolutionary
They don't get it 👀
You both are Awesome
#2PAC #Legend #G.O.A.T
Yo should listen to the song u can't se mee is on the all eyes on me album, that song is brutal, one of my 2 pac's favorites
This video was made after he passed so you're right this video is from what edited but it is the real video because Tupac never got a chance to make a video on this song
shes so adorable how she wants to find the original! true hip hop head in the making! protect her at all costs! keep up the videos, and try to choose better songs to react to. so many good/great rap songs out there. LASTLY PLEASE REACT TO BIG L. Big L- tru master. thank you in advance if you do
It pisses me off that she thinks someone else made the song, when really he recorded it and was never released bc he died
1. Nipsey Hussle- A Miracle
2.Reason- Better Dayz
3.T.I.-Jefe
4.Rapsody- Oowee
5.Kendrick Lamar- Black Friday/ the Heart Part 4
6.Big Sean- FFOE
7.Bump J- Fast Life
8.J.Cole - Window Pain
9.Meek Mill-Trauma
10.Big Krit- Price of Fame
11.Reason - Summer
Gandalf_the Danks Just wanna chime in real fast (jill). We did this song because we got a ton of requests for it. We basically only do things that are requested. Obviously we throw in a few things we want to hear too for fun but 98% is requests. And lists like this make it easy on us and we absolutely will listen to them. It all just takes time.
@@metalheadreactions7379 thank you cant wait to hear yall thoughts on this list
You really need the lyrics for this song. You miss alot if you don't.
BTW That video was made after he passed and that is the official video
Also there is i think only one full live show ever recorded so what you find is probably all there is. I suggest watching lyric videos for rap and not the official music videos
If you wanna see an awesome side of Pac. Watch Gridlocked with Tupac and Tim Roth. Great movie. Plus watch the lyric videos. If you talk for one second you have missed the message. That song is deep. Literally Pac preached about things people are literally marching in the streets about today.
Tupac was before his time loved him and love his music. He wanted a change for his people and the bad white people. God rest his soul. And God bless y'all and sending love and respect from the WESTSIDE 702 & 775
His thug Life didn't stand for what it normally means it about the hate u give little infants fuck everybody..
REACT TO 2PAC - UNTIL THE END OF TIME
Lol I Don't Think They Ready For That One Bro. They Really Didn't Pay Attention To What He Was Saying On This Song. Just What Was Going On In The Video
memories i remember this in High school i was 16yrs
Go watch Tupac resurrection it's a movie or watch the Tupac 24 min vibe interview
2PAC - ЖИВ ПОКА МЫ ПОМНИМ ЕГО
Tupac: "Never get to lay back always worrying about the pay back, some punk that i roughed up way back coming back after all these years rat tat tat thats the way it is" Orlando jordan literally within a day of being roughed up by tupac :D
Michael Woods Orlando Anderson***
one thing you may come to realize about black hip-hop in the 90s is yes a lot of raps where flashing a lot of money but in reality they where mostly broke and all those mils when to producers and record labels, a lot of raps where paying in chains and cars and stuff like that with out getting any real significant amount of money that there music earned
I love when Metalheads react to Pac cause most Metalheads don‘t know this Beautiful side of Rap! And Pac does so much beautiful songs! 75 Million Sales till today i think if he would be alive and drop more Music he would got more sales than Eminem and this show‘s he‘s the best Rapper pf all Time.
The video was a tribute after his death
2pac - Life Goes On please 🙏🏻
Tupac keep ya head up
Fucking assumption, it isn"t about money .
....it is about solution for life in america and being black support among each other.
If I’m correct changes was an unreleased track. On a demo compilation. They released it after his death.
this video was made after he died, why wouldn’t she believe he would make a song like this?
Check out TuPac in the “I get around” video. That was flashy. I think his only flashy one.
This is the only video for “Changes” Tupac was already dead so the record company pieces together old canned footage of him to make it. There are other videos of him that was put together after his death 😞
I’m sure if PAC was alive this video would’ve been a lot better. Hi Jill! 😊🤗
It's a shame y'all didn't use the lyrics only video. But kudos for giving Tupac a listen.
It’s so funny how you guys are right about it being mixed together. Someone took a whole bunch of songs and cut them up to make this. Listen to “Wonder if heaven got a ghetto” and you’ll hear most of the verses this was taken from. Good catch! Seems like a lot of people have no idea lol
um, no....we are ALL we aware. it's known as "sampling".
FROM THE WEB:
• "Clearing samples, or obtaining permission to use a sample of an original sound recording, is a complex legal process that can be lengthy and expensive. It usually involves getting at least two licenses: one from the copyright owner of the song (the publishing rightsholder) and one from the copyright owner of the master recording (the rightsholder of the recording). The rightsholders can be the record label, producer, artist, writers, or composers."
• "Using samples without permission is illegal and can result in serious legal consequences, including fines, legal fees, and damage to your reputation. Streaming services and digital platforms have also made it easier for copyright holders to identify uncleared samples."
...so NOTHING NEW - no hidden or sneaky agenda. ALL genres of music are able to & do utilize sampling (NOT just hip-hop/rap). in fact, you may be shocked at which if your favorite tracks use a sample. if you're curious, there's a website: whosampled (← dot com)
💁🏻♀️ the more you know.
damn i feel him so much because i gotta worry about people i roughed up after all these years
The fact that Tupac has a TH-cam channel was hilarious to me.
The chorus is sampled from Bruce Hornsby 'The Way It is'
2pac tracks - here are a few recommendations (keep in mind 2pac has an extensive library of music):
Keep Ya Head Up
Baby Dont Cry
Mama's Just A Lil Girl (Johnny J Remix)
Until The End Of Time (Johnny J Remix)
Unconditional Love
Me Against The World
Shed So Many Tears
Only God Can Judge Me
Pain (Above The Rim Soundtrack)
Ambitionz As A Rydah
Picture Me Rollin
All Eyez On Me
Hail Mary
White Manz World
Me & My Girlfriend
Against All Odds
Blasphemy
Hold Ya Head
To Live & Die In LA
Still I Rise (OG Version)
Starin At The World Thur My Rearview
Never Had A Friend Like Me
Hellrazor
Letter To The President (OG Version)
Made N***az (360 video - his last video)
Lord Knows
Death Around The Corner
The Good Die Young (OG Version)
You Can Be Touched (OG Version - Feat C-Knight)
Teardrops & Closed Caskets (OG Version)
How Long Will They Mourn Me
Bury Me A G
God Bless The Dead
* OG Version = original track before it was altered
You guys should do 2Pac’s Hit Em Up!
One of my favorite songs
You guys shouldn’t talk when the video/music is playing it takes away from the impact...even one word in a hip hop song can be significantly impactful.
can u guys react to 2pac "life goes on" and also 2pac ft. Sade "Jezebel" great vid by the way
Edit: also 2pac "Hell Razor" , 2pac "Lil Homies" 2pac "White mans world" 2pac "Krazy" in other words do more 2pac lol
I don't think y'all understand how deep this is and the censorship doesn't help
2pac - Temptations 💯❤
It's good they censured it ,
People don't need to hear about blasting themselves.