He was filming Juice when he read in a newspaper about her he did his research and then did the song because he wanted to bring awareness to those kind of situations
Anthony ..... yes, that's how I heard it. He was also in disbelief that such a powerful story was buried at the back of the newspaper, like it didn't matter. He felt it should have been on the front page. I guess he did better than the front page, because we are still talking about it.
Shortest, yes. But have you heard Dance With The Devil by Immortal Technique? It's as hard hitting as this. It's a really great song! I think this song is better, but Immortal's song is really good as well!
He painted such a detailed story in a short time. People think that bars, metaphores are lyricism, but they forget that not a lot of back pack rappers who focus on bars, can't really make a song like this. It always pisses me off when people say 'Pac wasn't lyrical, there's more than one way to be lyrical, not just battle rap style bars. 'Pac could pack some serious emotion into his music.
Thank You !!!!!! Finally someone understands the value of hip hop... it's not always about metaphors, punchlines,similes and battles... it's mostly about the messages.
Pac paints a dark picture with this song, it makes you realise that sometimes, there is no happy ending in life. You would think that in the end, maybe Brenda wins the lottery, she becomes rich and famous, but she doesn't, instead, she is killed. There will never be another 2Pac, may his soul eternally rest in peace....I enjoyed this reaction
This type of music is exactly what makes Tupac a/the GOAT. No one tells stories better than Pac did. True stories that still effect our community today.
Tupac was very smart enough to understand the situation around him because he wrote this song at 19 years old, and can someone tell me how many rappers can write something like this today? Tupac for life When this song drops herein Liberia ( West Africa) damn, this song was a bomb and still is.
Not quite. This was off his first solo album 2pacalypse now in 1991 but he was already in the music game with digital underground before then. He was first a back up dancer for digital underground around 89/90 and then began rapping with digital underground early in 91 before going solo
the amazing thing is about pac is i use to watch this all the time and never cried now that he has been gone 30 years and i watch it and i think about the times we living in i cry
@@Red-Rambo And digital Underground recruited him from another really local small time rap group in the Oakland/ Bay area, he came from one group and Money B came from another.
This is why i love 2Pac he had so much to say. He could tell stories so well with his music. Very poetic and sad at times. But people needed to hear about this
Damn this video makes me cry every time no matter how many times I watch it..the trash scene hits hard so much..this why 2pac the best to ever do it he makes you feel his music from the heart RIP Brenda and 2Pac ❤❤❤
One of the most powerful songs and video I've ever seen . He was a rodie w DU and round and round was his first video. His first movie was a bit seen w digital underground. It was called nothing but trouble. A talented young genius gone too soon his poetry is great!!!
Man the whole song arrangement with vocals parallel with his bars and how he paints this picture before seeing this video. This mans a legend and will be forever. He was a real MC painting the picture of what's really going on in our community. we miss having black men like PAC in the music game.
Nah fr I'm already having chills rn I'm only 20 yrs old and it hit my soul listening to this his lyrics bring light to me and tell me how the way to live right
True lyrists.....I think every time I listen to 2pac what could have been for him in the music/rap game if he hadn't die. RIP #oneofakind heartbreaking song
Nobody told a story like 2pac not even Eminem just saying. "Baby don't cry" "The good die young" "Teardrops and closed caskets" "Part time mutha" "Unconditional love" "Changes" Man I can go for days. But he was a true treasure.
This has to be one of the saddest yet true songs that has ever been released but pac smashed it and it wouldn’t of worked had any other artist tried this song! Period!
Thank God the Almighty that my older brother and cousins listened to 2Pac in the 90s, so I can say with proud that I grew up with his music. I possess literally every album of him, watched his flicks (especially "Juice"), read his autobiography "Holla If You Hear Me" (in 🇵🇱) - he's simply the G.O.A.T, there's nothing else to say. An absolute tragedy that he died so young (he would be 51 this year) - but his legacy still lives on and that's what matters the most. Stay safe guys✌ Greetings from 🇵🇱
In ‘90 we had our version of Brenda in North DTown, her name is Brandi and it broke the neighborhoods heart- We were young & seeing these stories coupled with our personal injustices, lack of prosperity, disrespected & ignored by the system made us angry & disrespectful of their system, sadly we took our anger out on each other- Today it’s different, no projects but we have homeless camps, and those stories are going right now, & just like back then, it gets ignored while we send $57 billion to a country on the other side of the world...
He had to get other people that he knew in the industry to make this video because the record company did not want him to make any video for this song so they didn't give him any money or support for this
This song is powerful from beginning to end, but the most powerful parts that slap you upside the head and REALLY catch your attention are the having the baby part, and the part where you realize she dies.
This song was the first time I ever heard of Tupac! I was like wow! He made a lot of people stop and think. I don't know if it was his debut song or not, but it was at the beginning of his career.
Tupac will forever be the best rapper in my opinion he rapped about the real didnt sugar coat it! Fun fact the music industry didn’t wanna release this song but Tupac wanted the world to hear this
This song came out in 1991'' On 2 Pac's very 1st Album This was at a time when teen pregnacy was high especially in the black communities. I was 16 in 91'' And i remember buying this album back then. And i remember everytime i played this song it always made me think of some of the girls who i went to school with who were teen moms at that time when i was a freshmen in Highschool that year. Alot of people didn't know of 2 Pac at this time. Until he was in the 1992 Movie ''Juice''😎
This song really hits home, because in NYC in the 80's there were so many new born babies found in dumpsters, they made it where you can take a new born to the hospital and leave him or her there, no questions asked.
I think this hits home because consciously or subconsciously we either know a “Brenda” or we know that there are so many “Brenda’s” in this world. Being born in the eighties and growing up in the nineties this song and songs like this actually helped me build empathy and compassion for people. It also helped me see the world for what it is at a young point in my life (for better or for worse). I’m glad the generation we are in are getting a chance to listen to some of this music that actually shinned a spotlight on the ugliness of this world. So it can do for some of them what it did for me. Which is have me ask myself “How are you going to help?” I love your reactions and I tune in to hear your takes on the subject matter.
This is a very sad story but a great track, I also was getting emotional hearing about what Brenda's had to go through and what she felt she had to do to provide for her and her baby. I also wonder what happened to her baby. Respect to Tupac for telling Brenda's story and not letting her be forgotten.
And ain’t it crazy that now society uplifts the self destructive nature that back then was seen to be the issue it was. But this was my first album let alone tupac album i ever had. I used to play this album every day and night.
He read an article about a young baby found in a dumpster and watched it disappear in the news and he wanted to bring awareness to it. The true story is if I’m not mistaken to garbage men heard what they thought to be a baby crying while emoting dumpsters at an apartment building. They reduced the baby and the baby grew up to be healthy I can’t say for certain if the baby grew up happy but definitely got a chance to grow up.
This song was made on the set of juice. 2pac heard on the radio someone put there baby In a trash can. And he was on a bus on the set of juice with Omar epps. He went on a break and came back and started rapping this song to Omar. That's when Omar epps new 2pac was special.
Tupac was all about that not just this song mostly wanting positivity in the community. He was questioning everything more and more towards the end of his life. What Tupac had planned after his contract expired with Death Row Records will never know.
Brenda was a true story Pac read in the newspaper over the course of weeks. He notes that the article about Brenda got smaller and smaller every time he read it.
I have dated more than 2 black women who were molested by family members. And in both instances the molester was never reported to the cops. Needless to say those black women refused to date black men later in life.
Ok and that’s your experience with all respect. I’ve been with black, Hispanic, white women from the burbs and city n most of the women from the inner cities told me early they were abused in some way but only a couple actually wanted to let it out. It’s not a black thing it just happens in the city more because there’s a lot more chaos, violence, drugs, and sex all around these kids from early on. Not to say it doesn’t happen in the burbs or rural areas but it’s probably happening a lot more in those dense populated areas with other negative influences surrounding, compared to more spread out areas that’s why it seems more prevalent in minorities when there’s no proof of that.
It's tragic that so many young women have suffered the same fate and the babies of these young girls and women are left to suffer and be abused or killed themselves 💔💔🙏🏾🙏🏾
When he said "Brenda's boyfriend was her cousin", her cousin being much older than Brenda was molesting her. Since no one ever paid her any attention or cared for her, she mistook the sexual abuse she was receiving from her cousin for love. Can you imagine living the kind of hell/life where you interpret sexual abuse as love...smh.
when I was a sophomore in high school there was this girl who put the baby in the trash in the newest building in our school. The janitor found her and she lived. But the girl was a sophomore also, and she was a shy girl, always kind, and no one knew... 1997. we all wore baggy ass clothes and hoodies. I have no doubt because of this song, because looking back it didn't seem completely out of place to a lot of us in school. There was a whole petition with hundreds of signatures to keep anything even vaguely even without her specifically out of the school newspaper. we all had so much sympathy cause if it was like that then she was scared.... but this song in a way made it a little desensitized for us and more empathetic, I think. Without the song I doubt she would have taken it to the firehouse or something... she did put it in the new bathroom that no one would even smoke in because it was inside and the trash was always clean no one threw out trash in there because no one went in there cause you couldn't smoke anything or skip out only 3 stalls, and inside the rest of the school was like every classroom in a room but had to walk outside halls to get to them. and other bathrooms like 10 stalls smelled like cig smoke and weed and never empty. she never came back to school. but the baby did live. she was 15 i think because it was early in the year before the holidays.
This is why the new generation of rappers,don't like Tupac. Dude could paint a picture in your mind! In what he was saying, today's rappers mumble and you're left wondering what are they saying? # NO originally
The young lady played Brenda still around she a beautiful lady she said it was had playing Brenda i remember most thought it was lisa raye playing a young brenda
I WAS TOO YOUNG TO UNDERSTAND WHAT MARVIN GAYE MEANT MY PARENTS GENERATION, SO WHEN HE DIED I COULD'NT UNDERSTAND WHAT MY PARENTS GENERATION HAD LOST. FAST FOWARD ABOUT 12 YEARS LATER, I REMEMBER THE NIGHT 2PAC DIED. WHEN 2PAC DIED IRONICALLY THE FIRST THING I THOUGHT ABOUT WAS MY PARENTS, BECAUSE I FINALLY UNDERSTOOD WHAT IT MEANT TO LOSE A VOICE OF YOUR GENERATION IN SUCH A SENSELESS WAY. I WAS LIKE, OH, SO THIS IS WHAT THAT FELT LIKE. FORTUNATELY YEARS AFTER HIS DEATH HIS MUSICAL LEGACY CONTINUES TO LIVE ON AND IT IS A BEAUTIFUL THING TO SEE A WHOLE NEW GENERATION OF PEOPLE BE INTRODUCED TO HIS MUSIC FOR THE FIRST TIME. ALL THESE YEARS LATER AND PAC'S MUSIC IS STILL TOUCHING PEOPLE'S HEARTS. IF ONLY WE COULD LEAVE BEHIND A LEGACY LIKE THIS.
He was filming Juice when he read in a newspaper about her he did his research and then did the song because he wanted to bring awareness to those kind of situations
He wrote the song in under 30 minutes hearing from Omar Epps
I hear this too and i thought i was so talented alot of artists now don't do this type of music
Anthony ..... yes, that's how I heard it. He was also in disbelief that such a powerful story was buried at the back of the newspaper, like it didn't matter. He felt it should have been on the front page. I guess he did better than the front page, because we are still talking about it.
He said as time went on, the story got less and less attention. So he made a song about Brenda
True.
This is by far the shortest most powerful song of any genre, he paints a perfect picture from beginning to end.
Shortest, yes. But have you heard Dance With The Devil by Immortal Technique? It's as hard hitting as this. It's a really great song! I think this song is better, but Immortal's song is really good as well!
nothing is harder than real life...
He painted such a detailed story in a short time. People think that bars, metaphores are lyricism, but they forget that not a lot of back pack rappers who focus on bars, can't really make a song like this. It always pisses me off when people say 'Pac wasn't lyrical, there's more than one way to be lyrical, not just battle rap style bars. 'Pac could pack some serious emotion into his music.
God bless you brother. That was aptly put. My views exactly
Well said bro
Thank You !!!!!! Finally someone understands the value of hip hop... it's not always about metaphors, punchlines,similes and battles... it's mostly about the messages.
My biggest pet peeve like can you mfs hear? ENERGY??!!! Did u hear what this man just said??
Packing the emotion in is the most important part
Classic song and a very sad song. And what makes it even more sad is the fact it is a true story
Pac paints a dark picture with this song, it makes you realise that sometimes, there is no happy ending in life. You would think that in the end, maybe Brenda wins the lottery, she becomes rich and famous, but she doesn't, instead, she is killed. There will never be another 2Pac, may his soul eternally rest in peace....I enjoyed this reaction
This type of music is exactly what makes Tupac a/the GOAT. No one tells stories better than Pac did. True stories that still effect our community today.
When this came out, it changed the rap game.
Tupac was very smart enough to understand the situation around him because he wrote this song at 19 years old, and can someone tell me how many rappers can write something like this today? Tupac for life
When this song drops herein Liberia ( West Africa) damn, this song was a bomb and still is.
He was 19 years old and this is how he came into rap music
Not quite. This was off his first solo album 2pacalypse now in 1991 but he was already in the music game with digital underground before then. He was first a back up dancer for digital underground around 89/90 and then began rapping with digital underground early in 91 before going solo
@@Red-Rambo yup I remember that music video
the amazing thing is about pac is i use to watch this all the time and never cried now that he has been gone 30 years and i watch it and i think about the times we living in i cry
@@Red-Rambo exactly what I was about to say
@@Red-Rambo And digital Underground recruited him from another really local small time rap group in the Oakland/ Bay area, he came from one group and Money B came from another.
Brenda's Got a Baby is one of my favorite Tupac songs 🎵
This is why i love 2Pac he had so much to say. He could tell stories so well with his music. Very poetic and sad at times. But people needed to hear about this
I have NEVER heard that song that I can remember but my God it was powerful!! Thanks guys
Damn this video makes me cry every time no matter how many times I watch it..the trash scene hits hard so much..this why 2pac the best to ever do it he makes you feel his music from the heart RIP Brenda and 2Pac ❤❤❤
One of the most powerful songs and video I've ever seen . He was a rodie w DU and round and round was his first video. His first movie was a bit seen w digital underground. It was called nothing but trouble. A talented young genius gone too soon his poetry is great!!!
Man the whole song arrangement with vocals parallel with his bars and how he paints this picture before seeing this video. This mans a legend and will be forever. He was a real MC painting the picture of what's really going on in our community. we miss having black men like PAC in the music game.
I saw where Omar Epps said he wrote the song on the set of filming Juice. These young girls and guys need to hear this RIH TUPAC WE LOVE YOU FOREVER
He hit us hard with the truth. Mercy. May he be resting in peace.
This song gives me chills every time! Pac hits your soul with his storytelling😢 damn I miss him ❤️
Nah fr I'm already having chills rn I'm only 20 yrs old and it hit my soul listening to this his lyrics bring light to me and tell me how the way to live right
The fact he wrote this song when he was 20 years old is certainly amazing to me. He really was a gift to humanity! may he rest in peace!
Being 37 and a father of 3 daughters, I tear up EVERYTIME I hear this song!
True lyrists.....I think every time I listen to 2pac what could have been for him in the music/rap game if he hadn't die. RIP #oneofakind heartbreaking song
Nobody told a story like 2pac not even Eminem just saying.
"Baby don't cry"
"The good die young"
"Teardrops and closed caskets"
"Part time mutha"
"Unconditional love"
"Changes"
Man I can go for days. But he was a true treasure.
Eminem can definitely hang with Tupac in storytelling. That doesn't take anything away from tupac
@@Arobisme Coming from an African American perspective eminem is a good rapper but i can't relate.Pac was rapping reality in my world.
@@Arobisme 🧢
Dear mama
Changes and unconditional love is a good one
This has to be one of the saddest yet true songs that has ever been released but pac smashed it and it wouldn’t of worked had any other artist tried this song! Period!
This is my favorite Tupac song.
Thank God the Almighty that my older brother and cousins listened to 2Pac in the 90s, so I can say with proud that I grew up with his music.
I possess literally every album of him, watched his flicks (especially "Juice"), read his autobiography "Holla If You Hear Me" (in 🇵🇱) - he's simply the G.O.A.T, there's nothing else to say.
An absolute tragedy that he died so young (he would be 51 this year) - but his legacy still lives on and that's what matters the most.
Stay safe guys✌
Greetings from 🇵🇱
In ‘90 we had our version of Brenda in North DTown, her name is Brandi and it broke the neighborhoods heart-
We were young & seeing these stories coupled with our personal injustices, lack of prosperity, disrespected & ignored by the system made us angry & disrespectful of their system, sadly we took our anger out on each other-
Today it’s different, no projects but we have homeless camps, and those stories are going right now, & just like back then, it gets ignored while we send $57 billion to a country on the other side of the world...
Tupac was ahead of his time to rappers in the past, in the present and future!
He had to get other people that he knew in the industry to make this video because the record company did not want him to make any video for this song so they didn't give him any money or support for this
FACTS💯😢 Seen and known tooooo many situations similar to Brenda's story. Yes Asia & Bj....so so SAD!!!
This song is powerful from beginning to end, but the most powerful parts that slap you upside the head and REALLY catch your attention are the having the baby part, and the part where you realize she dies.
What a master of lyrics👏👏 you know exactly what Brenda was goin through no doubt RIP the prophet you are GOAT 🤴🏿👍👍
No one will ever be like pac... its crazy how Untouchable somebody can be, He has people who act or try like him but you cant copy this MAN
Facts
Most definitely
This song was the first time I ever heard of Tupac! I was like wow! He made a lot of people stop and think. I don't know if it was his debut song or not, but it was at the beginning of his career.
It was his 1st major hit off his first album. He was probably about 19 or 20.
Greatest, inspirational song ever empathic, he speaks about realistic views in life to paint a perfect picture
Tupac will forever be the best rapper in my opinion he rapped about the real didnt sugar coat it! Fun fact the music industry didn’t wanna release this song but Tupac wanted the world to hear this
This song came out in 1991'' On 2 Pac's very 1st Album This was at a time when teen pregnacy was high especially in the black communities. I was 16 in 91'' And i remember buying this album back then. And i remember everytime i played this song it always made me think of some of the girls who i went to school with who were teen moms at that time when i was a freshmen in Highschool that year. Alot of people didn't know of 2 Pac at this time. Until he was in the 1992 Movie ''Juice''😎
This song really hits home, because in NYC in the 80's there were so many new born babies found in dumpsters, they made it where you can take a new born to the hospital and leave him or her there, no questions asked.
When he said “ she didn’t know what to throw away and what to keep”……. Damn!!!!
I think this hits home because consciously or subconsciously we either know a “Brenda” or we know that there are so many “Brenda’s” in this world. Being born in the eighties and growing up in the nineties this song and songs like this actually helped me build empathy and compassion for people. It also helped me see the world for what it is at a young point in my life (for better or for worse). I’m glad the generation we are in are getting a chance to listen to some of this music that actually shinned a spotlight on the ugliness of this world. So it can do for some of them what it did for me. Which is have me ask myself “How are you going to help?” I love your reactions and I tune in to hear your takes on the subject matter.
Awesome, I've been wanting someone to react to this for ages. Ty
This is a very sad story but a great track, I also was getting emotional hearing about what Brenda's had to go through and what she felt she had to do to provide for her and her baby. I also wonder what happened to her baby. Respect to Tupac for telling Brenda's story and not letting her be forgotten.
And ain’t it crazy that now society uplifts the self destructive nature that back then was seen to be the issue it was. But this was my first album let alone tupac album i ever had. I used to play this album every day and night.
That's why Tupac is the greatest of all time, I spoke and rapped about real life issues. I love you guys I'm from South Africa
One of my favorites from him
He read an article about a young baby found in a dumpster and watched it disappear in the news and he wanted to bring awareness to it. The true story is if I’m not mistaken to garbage men heard what they thought to be a baby crying while emoting dumpsters at an apartment building. They reduced the baby and the baby grew up to be healthy I can’t say for certain if the baby grew up happy but definitely got a chance to grow up.
So many tears
Me against the world
If i die 2nite
This song was made on the set of juice. 2pac heard on the radio someone put there baby In a trash can. And he was on a bus on the set of juice with Omar epps. He went on a break and came back and started rapping this song to Omar. That's when Omar epps new 2pac was special.
It's a true story.
Tupac was all about that not just this song mostly wanting positivity in the community. He was questioning everything more and more towards the end of his life. What Tupac had planned after his contract expired with Death Row Records will never know.
This was based off a real story in the newspaper
RIP 2pac our street preacher change our lives forever 🙏💔
This was Tupac at his best, he was a poet…
Slowly becoming my number 1 reaction channel🇿🇦😊
Nice reaction… would love to see u react to dear mama, me against the world and changes. Much love from Africa 🥰🥰
Brenda was a true story Pac read in the newspaper over the course of weeks. He notes that the article about Brenda got smaller and smaller every time he read it.
2Pac is a (Pure Legend)❤️🥺
I have dated more than 2 black women who were molested by family members. And in both instances the molester was never reported to the cops. Needless to say those black women refused to date black men later in life.
Ok and that’s your experience with all respect. I’ve been with black, Hispanic, white women from the burbs and city n most of the women from the inner cities told me early they were abused in some way but only a couple actually wanted to let it out. It’s not a black thing it just happens in the city more because there’s a lot more chaos, violence, drugs, and sex all around these kids from early on. Not to say it doesn’t happen in the burbs or rural areas but it’s probably happening a lot more in those dense populated areas with other negative influences surrounding, compared to more spread out areas that’s why it seems more prevalent in minorities when there’s no proof of that.
Oprah Winfrey also suffer this kind of abuse she molested age of 9 one of his cousins😢
Keep ‘em coming y’all, loving y’all channel, glad I found it tonight
Pac was the only artist talking about real life drama in our lives
It's tragic that so many young women have suffered the same fate and the babies of these young girls and women are left to suffer and be abused or killed themselves 💔💔🙏🏾🙏🏾
This is the reason he's the greatest rapper of all time
Exactly
No one has passed Lauryn Hill and awards that woman could sing rap her flow was on point and she could spit them bars so fast I still listen to her
He is the reflection of the community he is the pulse of the inner city Tupac Shakur is out of these world he came saw and conquered he was an angel
Just imagine the what that child went through in life not having nobody there for him or she..
When he said "Brenda's boyfriend was her cousin", her cousin being much older than Brenda was molesting her. Since no one ever paid her any attention or cared for her, she mistook the sexual abuse she was receiving from her cousin for love. Can you imagine living the kind of hell/life where you interpret sexual abuse as love...smh.
That’s why he is the best to ever do it, he was real, telling the truth about life.
when I was a sophomore in high school there was this girl who put the baby in the trash in the newest building in our school. The janitor found her and she lived. But the girl was a sophomore also, and she was a shy girl, always kind, and no one knew... 1997. we all wore baggy ass clothes and hoodies. I have no doubt because of this song, because looking back it didn't seem completely out of place to a lot of us in school. There was a whole petition with hundreds of signatures to keep anything even vaguely even without her specifically out of the school newspaper. we all had so much sympathy cause if it was like that then she was scared.... but this song in a way made it a little desensitized for us and more empathetic, I think. Without the song I doubt she would have taken it to the firehouse or something... she did put it in the new bathroom that no one would even smoke in because it was inside and the trash was always clean no one threw out trash in there because no one went in there cause you couldn't smoke anything or skip out only 3 stalls, and inside the rest of the school was like every classroom in a room but had to walk outside halls to get to them. and other bathrooms like 10 stalls smelled like cig smoke and weed and never empty. she never came back to school. but the baby did live. she was 15 i think because it was early in the year before the holidays.
I remember watching them shoot this video in downtown Oakland.
And this is why pac is the goat!
This is why the new generation of rappers,don't like Tupac. Dude could paint a picture in your mind!
In what he was saying, today's rappers mumble and you're left wondering what are they saying?
# NO originally
if you guys didn't know the baby in the video is Brenda's actual daughter
This song was based on true events 2pac read in the newspaper.
Very sad. 2pac you hit us hard
The young lady played Brenda still around she a beautiful lady she said it was had playing Brenda i remember most thought it was lisa raye playing a young brenda
He actually wrote this song from reading the story in the newspaper
The greatest
After reading the true story and the old newspaper articles about this event, this song hits different........
This song, was PAC's coming out song, he came up!
Pac was the REAL REAL right from the beginning Best Ever 💯🔥🔥🔥4 Eternity😊
A true street poet .....The pen of thug life incarnate
I truly believe if he was still around he could be president, ham and Lauryn Hill change my life Nas also there will never be rappers like them again
I remember meeting him outside I forget what radio station and Sir MixAlot was downtown with some of the guys from the Sonics.
There isn’t one single song 2Pac wrote that wasn’t about truth and life. A true poet! Not a rapper!! A true poet!
This was crazy in the 80s with many teens giving birth and afraid to tell their parents. So many babies found in garbage cans ect.
Powerful song.
at 3:48 the baby in his arms i know she loves 2PAC now in 2024
Wow tupac was.great he had the voice to tell a story.and rap 😊
Nobody describes it better to hit your soul like Tupac.
The Game references this song in 2005's Hate it or Love it with 50 cent!
Tupac the best.
I heard about that this song looks Amazing
G.O.A.T he is in the ROCK n Roll Hall of Fame
I'm just seeing this reaction i'm always watching the movie reactions LOL but 2pac made this song based off a news paper article he read
This is why they tried to shut him up.
How many chorus in this song?
I WAS TOO YOUNG TO UNDERSTAND WHAT MARVIN GAYE MEANT MY PARENTS GENERATION, SO WHEN HE DIED I COULD'NT UNDERSTAND WHAT MY PARENTS GENERATION HAD LOST. FAST FOWARD ABOUT 12 YEARS LATER, I REMEMBER THE NIGHT 2PAC DIED. WHEN 2PAC DIED IRONICALLY THE FIRST THING I THOUGHT ABOUT WAS MY PARENTS, BECAUSE I FINALLY UNDERSTOOD WHAT IT MEANT TO LOSE A VOICE OF YOUR GENERATION IN SUCH A SENSELESS WAY. I WAS LIKE, OH, SO THIS IS WHAT THAT FELT LIKE. FORTUNATELY YEARS AFTER HIS DEATH HIS MUSICAL LEGACY CONTINUES TO LIVE ON AND IT IS A BEAUTIFUL THING TO SEE A WHOLE NEW GENERATION OF PEOPLE BE INTRODUCED TO HIS MUSIC FOR THE FIRST TIME. ALL THESE YEARS LATER AND PAC'S MUSIC IS STILL TOUCHING PEOPLE'S HEARTS. IF ONLY WE COULD LEAVE BEHIND A LEGACY LIKE THIS.
That was a TRUE STORY, Pac read the story I the paper and wrote a True rap...
That what 2pac did. When some kid got killed. He would make a song about too let everyone know about it. Always shouting out their names
You should check out Richard Cabral Lo Maximo 2013 homeboy industries it's a speech about growing up in the hood
Yes it was actually from a true event that he read about