PSYCHOTHERAPIST REACTS to Tupac- Dear Mama
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“Dear Mama," was one of 25 songs added to the United States National Recording Registry in 2010, with the Library of Congress stating ""Dear Mama" is a moving and eloquent homage to both the murdered rapper's own mother, and all mothers, struggling to maintain a family in the face of addiction, poverty and societal indifference."
Thanks for that info!
Didn't know that thank you!
Wow I had no idea, have always identified with this song growing up, thanks
🔥
Desercedly so.
When I was in 8th grade Tupac was my fav artist I wrote to his mother Afeni Shakur around my 8th grade graduation and to my surprise she actually wrote me back in her own handwriting and sent me a bunch of memorabilia a poster, a t shirt and even had a personal return address on the letter even his mother was such a kind sweet woman who really cared about the youth everywhere Rest In Peace to both Tupac and Afeni Shakur 🙏🏿
❤️❤️❤️
Ahhhh beautiful
Thanks for sharing this
Oh damn, I hope you still have that.
...Wow! That's wonderful! They were 2 original, legendary, extraordinary people! 💜💎😭👑
Afeni Shakur, Tupac's mom, was a notable Black Panther in the late 60s and 70s. Super interesting woman in her own right, not to mention raising one of the most famous and influential musical artists of all time.
They tried to destroy her, like many other Panthers. The coke epidemic hit the Black community so hard on purpose.
She went through hell because she fought against the injustices of the system for black people. She won her case in NYC and she was blacklisted afterwards that's why she moved around and eventually sent Tupac to Los Angeles. There are lots of black women who went through some of the same things as his mom went through.
What is Black Panther? A gang?
The black panther organization was never a gang fool but the Ku Klux Klan were white terrorist used by the United States Government to kill black people especially white southern leaders and they were satanist.
@@roykeaneunofficial7832 Untrue. she was section leader of the Harlem chapter. Other women had leadership roles in other chapters as well and it was made up of more women than men.
While you're on Tupac, I would really recommend checking out "Keep Ya Head Up" and "So Many Tears" aswell!
Changes too. 😎
@@ijm90 Came here to say changes, because it is probably as relevant if not more today.
Review and when thugs cry to
Until the end of time
Dont forget life goes on
That last “Dear Mama” was almost like an admission of “now I know what you were trying to teach me and I should have listened.” 😢 this is my absolute favorite Tupac song.
I'm 26 and im white but this will always be my song to mom she was my mom and my dad and she spent alot of time away from us but she always came back and been there i was born in prison. I'm doing good god bless ya all
Thanks so much for sharing this😊👍
Tupac was a brilliant, his empathy was his superpower. RIP to a legend 🙏🏻
Absolutely 🥺
I'd love to her him BREAK down DMX any songs 🎵 something like (Slipping into darkness)
Pac is a getto therapist....some of the stories ever told...I was just 18 when he died 😔 I loved him...helped me thru the worst and best times...that's what music is to me💪🏼😉makiveli 4eva
His interviews will blow your mind. He was a man waaaay before his years.
This, Tupac's songs show 2 very different, seemingly contradictory sides to the man, his interviews will show you how those two sides are connected, and inseparable. He was brilliant, and definitely wise beyond his years.
Yes
He was a blessing. We took him for granted
My biological dad and I never met. He died when I was 12 and that line “my anger wouldn’t let me feel for a stranger”, it also resonated with me, as a teenager making bad decisions and watching my mom struggle with addiction. RIP Tupac, and RIP Mom
Rip your mum bro, shits really hard out here just gotta keep pushing
@@martysweat5924 wow thank u bro I appreciate that
6:25 The part of him talking about his dad, how he died.. Pac's dad actually didn't die. I think his mom told him that just so her son could move on better and give it a better place. But when Pac got shot, his biological father actually came to the hospital to see him. They did DNA tests and it turned out to be his dad. He even has an interview on TH-cam somewhere.. Pac said he would acknowlegde his dad and bond with him, but his stepfather would always be his father to him. Just some inside info..
I'll give you background; Afeni-Pac's mother struggled with addiction until her end. She & Pac were estranged for years. She tossed Pac out on the streets young because she wanted her lifestyle with no interference. It wasn't until Pac sought her out, once hitting notoriety, to reconcile, & place her in rehab, when he saw she was spiraling downward. Pac suffered greatly being tossed in & out of facilities & "family"~learning to survive with the criminals; hustlers, gangs, prostitutes, drugs & violence. His life only fell apart when his mother decided not to be one. Yet, that still never changed Pac's heart; he became & remained one of the most respectful towards women, which always amazed me, because his surroundings were opposite of that, & he had no father figure, other than the street boys. I was always so proud of Pac being a survivor, & being so strong willed & determined to get out of the life he was tossed into. He truly had The Hand of God upon Him. There will never be another Pac, & the music world has been trying to catch up to him for over 30 years.
Pac was wise beyond his years, & intellectual. He honestly schooled himself through books, & poetry. He was prophetic, fierce & truthful, which always made him have a target on his back. His talent was threatening to most, yet he was hated as much as he was admired.
He was a great friend, lil brother & mentor. He truly cared about changing the mindset of the ghetto cycles. He had an ingenious mind, & he was so chill & funny. Pac was a jokester!
I miss our times with our late night fast food runs or our Pepsi & donuts. I can still hear his squeaky-giggle laugh. If he loved you, he loved you for life & became your protector. He was taken-out way too soon! & it never should have happened! Missing My Handsome Caramel Chunk of Pie. 🍩 ❤
I'm so glad you are able to experience him now.**Respect**
#TrueLegendsNeverDie #PacForever
Omg!!! What a take, thank you for this😊👍
@@ReactionTherapyOfficial Right on! Just happened on your Channel. I was intrigued to halt & hear your reaction to my friend. I'm glad you had an intro. into him, & I hope it continues! 😉 👍
@@lisadee. sounds like you have a lot of insight and experience with him. How did you know him? I would love to hear more, especially since I don’t have the background, but I’ve printed this out so I can study it some more, thank you soooooo much Lisa😊👍
EVERY day is Tupac day!
Tupacs father is alive. His lyrics aren’t entirely his perspective but that of many people who live in the “ghetto”. The genius of Tupac is that he wrote lyrics like story telling. He felt it was his duty to tell the story and humanize black people when they were most demonized in the 90s media.
Afeni lied to pac and he was extremely angry at her, about her telling him his father died, at the time pac really believed his father was dead
Tupac was a poet, a social justice warrior and could have helped change the world. Senseless killings need to STOP
Brenda's got a baby is a song you need to check out by 2pac. It's crazy how a song written back in the early 90's still is relevant today.
I was just going to say this.
it also should be noted he wrote the song in his late teens based off a series of articles on a real person and events.
I agree
It’s like he witnessed all the good things his mother was able to do and provide for him that she struggled to provide for herself and he added to it at times and is in awe of power of a mothers love
Bro, Tupac is the greatest rapper of all time. With him being a ghost, nobody alive will ever be able to touch him. His mother was a black panther and was in jail over some actions by the black panthers. Tupac had the lineage, drive and desire to really make a difference in the world and it is one of the many reasons he was killed. Look into the idea of CoinTelPro and extrapolate that idea into the mid 90s
She wasn't just a Black Panther but a leader, and she was arrested and jailed with 20 other party members. She represented herself at trial and proved the charges against them were a government conspiracy. All the charges were dropped and she was released a month before Pac was born.
@@TheAndersox and so much more... To say the government didn't have a hand in Tupac's death seems irrational.
@@TheTerryStop2 facts!!!
@@TheTerryStop2 i think of it this way. Tupac was Afeni's son. he was like the prince of the Panthers and the whole world's eyes were on him. he had a massive amount of mindshare, support, and momentum. they killed every other Black leader that managed to generate a popular movement from MLK to Fred, do we really think they wouldn't hit Pac? of course they would. the fact that the pieces were in place to have it happen by someone else's hand was a bonus for them, they just had to massage the situation.
Every mental health professional should be REQUIRED to watch your analysis. You, Sir, have done a tremendous service with this. Thank you!
This is the truth. Single black mothers work hard, instill the importance of education, cook and care for their children. All while being short changed in society, looked over for promotion and being blamed for the father's absence. Sometimes a dab of this or smoke of that is used to escape. There is often codependency, addiction to the point of incapability to work is less common. Children being taken away is usually what leads to full blown addiction.
2PAC is the greatest music artist EVER, dead or living.
Watch 2Pac Documentary it’s called Tupac Resurrection. He tells his whole story in his own words. That was 2Pac that got shot. It’s in the documentary. 2Pac also made 7 movies within 7 years of his fame.
A lot of it was media told. You need 2 listen 2 more of his music, and watch his interviews. You will be surprised at this legendary genius. His father did come back n2 his life after he was shot da 1st time. They got 2 know each other, but his mom was his ride or die. I love ❤️ and miss this man so much. His mom get sober, and she was there 4 her kids.
This song has always been about understanding, acknowledgement, and forgiveness to me. As we get older and begin to heal and process the impact of our early attachments, we are able to see our parents as multidimensional humans, rather than just through the lens of how they hurt or failed us when we needed them the most. The trauma: dysfunctions, failures, neglect and abuse from our parents are the cyclical consequences of their own traumas. There are added layers being a black woman, raising a black son in America.
When he references her substance abuse, he’s saying he sees her in all her dimensions and she isn’t lesser for it in his eyes. She was a person, struggling with her own unhealed pain but she still chose her children everyday and showed up for them in the ways that she could. Anyway, that’s my very condensed takeaway. It’s super telling about his own healing, empathy, and self-awareness.
Definitely more! The man was a genius, different to rap music these days , it was real stories, and he really wanted to change the way things were . Changes , unconditional love ,keep your head up and Brenda’s got a baby are all songs you should look at
The greatest and most influential rapper of all time and we didn't show him the love and respect he deserved when he was alive..we caused him so much pain and constantly attacked him till he died...It's sad the reality of we only realize we love you when we lose you...He died alone not realizing we will always love him..RIP Makaveli
When I was in prison, Mama was there still. Dear Mama, there’s no way I could pay you back. You are appreciated. Lived this.
You have to check out “I ain’t mad at cha” Ft. Danny Boy or “Keep ya head up”, both of those songs are a few of my favorites
Brenda got a baby aswell
He did an interview when he was in high school, only 17, and it really gives you a glimpse into the relationship he had with his mother and it shows how wise beyond his years he was. such a good watch
side note: tupac’s duality is one of the most interesting things to me, one side is the tough macho man (hit ‘em up) then there’s the softer compassionate side (dear mama, brenda’s got a baby) and even the medium that is hail mary (and many others)
A true Gemini through and through
Gemini.
@@CacaoFlower lmao sooo true, he’s like the perfect example of what geminis actually are vs the perception.
@@maiya6800 goat
True Gem ♊
The crazy thing is when Pac recorded this song he believed his dad was dead, but he was actually alive, he’s alive to this day
All of the above. Can’t go wrong with 2pac. His music is therapy
Keep ya head up is a great song by him. This song was my son's song to me and it hit home in so many ways when he told me this. Love the song. Bitter sweet meaning.
This song made me cry 😢 I already love my mother 👩 and I will play this on mother day.
Tupac is at the top of my top five favorite lyrics...sad that his lyrics didn't resonate enough with the father's...that they aren't willing to become Dad's... Children needs Dad's more than ever these days! Most Mom's are solid! Father's need to take that responsibility...Be a Dad! No matter what the situation may be!
Even though I act crazy
I gotta thank the Lord that you made me.....
One time for 2Pac for sharing his gift with us✌️
Praise to Afeni for raising such a articulate, beautiful ,insightful yet tormented soul, who embodied the struggles of young, black men so powerful. As Big Syke said: "Tupac was an educated nut"
Pac and Juice WRLD both goated for live in my book!
With Tupac you should definitely do “Changes”!
Another one that would be great to watch you do is Eminem - “Toy Soldiers” & “Till I Collapse”
From a licensed master social worker, I love watching your channel!! You do great things!!
I adore Changes
And Ghetto Gospel would be great as well
As a man that grew up with a single mother with 4 kids.. The story is common.. But now I have 2 kids and a wife.. I’m making sure my kids have their father..
Mr. Lucky 🍀 blessings
Pac was a genius! Too bad his life was cut so short! Miss him tremendously! 👑💎💜😭🙏
Genuinely love your analysis, find it so useful and inciteful! Keep up the great work.
As a Tupac fan for over 25yrs now, I can recommend the following from his catalogue -
- Unconditional Love
- Life Goes On
- Shorty Wanna Be A Thug
- Only God Can Judge Me
- Hit Em Up
- How Long Will They Mourn Me?
- Keep Ya Head Up
- Hail Mary
- Brenda's Got A Baby
- Changes
- Heaven Ain't Hard To Find
I think those would be great ones to review! Be warned, they are fairly heavy and emotional.
I live in Southern California and have been to “wake me when I’m free” the Tupac exhibit. I highly recommend it. If you’re a big fan you might need a tissue.
Tupac:
- Life Goes On
- Until The End Of Time
- Brenda’s Got A Baby
- Keep Ya Head Up
Tupac’s mother Afeni was an absolutely remarkable woman. I do hope you delve a little more into both her back ground including her involvement with the Black Panthers, and Tupac’s early years steeped in literature, poetry, dance, and other arts.
I visited the Tupac exhibit “Wake Me When I’m Free” in L.A. last year, it was amazing. One of my favorite pieces was a note Afeni wrote to Tupac:
“Tupac - please find meaning in the greatness of cleaning and responsibility etc. This room is a pig sty. I will not accept it. - AF”
i remember when i was kid we were saying "you are appreciate" all the time..
Ngl this is one of the best song in the world and 100% the best about a mother ❤
I can't believe that I just now came across this channel, & to be honest, it was solely due to the fact that it was this song/video you were reacting to. Listening to someone like you talk about it was really fuckin cool man & got me feeling real emotional. You're really fuckin cool man and I can't wait to watch more! Thanks for this...
Father Time on Kendricks new album talks about the difficult relationship between a father and son. Mother I sober on the same album talks about generational curses as it relates to sexual abuse. Both would be amazing reactions from you🙏
i second mother i sober!
That's Tupac's best song, ever
I haven't heard a single other OG sing about their mom
Another layer of the movement Thug Life, it's an acronym for The Hate You Give Little Infants Fucks Everybody. It speaks to exactly what you were picking up and reciprocating.
Edit: Please react to Me Against the World by 2Pac
Thank you so much for reading my comment and reacting to this song. I hope you react more to tupac. He is by far my favorite rapper since I was like 5. I hope you react to more of tupacs songs He was a masterpiece!
Moms are definitely eternal. My mom passed away in may of 2020 and I cry every time I hear this song. Single mom of 2 boys, this song hits different
I jus wanna say I’m so glad you took your time to listen,an see the true definition of a real artist. U can’t pick another person that deserves all his flowers🙏👍💨
Ahh!! It was great to see you vibing to Tupac! I love watching you experience rap! :]
Remember seeing an interview with Tupac and he said when he would get in trouble his punishments a lot of times were to read and write a report to his mom about what he read and learned. My mother did the same for us and I am grateful
She was a Black Panther, her way of helping herself and community in a society she didn't understand how it worked. His punishments were often to read the Times Newspaper from front to back. He was extremely insightful and creative.
of course we want more pac
Great video! It’s crazy how much I have in common with your son’s taste of music.
Holy shirt never thought you would react to Tupac
This came out after he died. Thats why she's reminiscing and he faded away in the chair. Also, his father (and mother) were members of the Black Panthers
No it did not come out after he died. Dear mama came out when he was in jail in 94 if I'm not mistaken. But it was definitely before his death. The reason he does not appear in the video is because he was in jail.
Don't know if it's been mentioned, but she's looking at him on TV and all the clips were from previous videos and footage because he was in jail when this video came out.
Love your reaction.. He was a phenomenal poet.
Wow. I play and watch this video every Mother’s Day, since I can remember....
I’ve never caught that part of him playing the life board game (probably because I’ve never played it) it’s a great metaphor for when he’s talking about hanging with the thugs and selling drugs. Great catch sir!
I WAS WAITING FOR YOU TO REACT TO 2PAC!! “Do For Love” is one of my favourites by him, and I think it would be great to dissect from mental health perspective
That one is my favorite pac song!
Do Brenda's Got A Baby, Changes, Hit Em Up, Keep Your Head Up. All of his music. PERIODT.
Tupac lives forever 😇
Coming back to listen a year later. I hope you do even more Tupac songs. Dear Mama was an excellent song to start with to begin to know Tupac. He was the first rapper to write a song in reverence to his mother, despite her mistakes, and to show her appreciation for the good she did for him. The only other rapper to write a song about their mother was Eminem(which you have reacted to and I loved it🥰) I don't know if you know this , but in the Dear Mama video, the lady in the beginning and throughout WAS TUPAC'S MOM , Afeni Shakur!! She passed away in 2016, but helped establish his estate and foundation to keep his legacy going before she passed. Also, in the end of the video, the man that looked shot on the stretcher was about him. He was shot 5 times at Quad City Studios in NY , when men tried to rob him. He clearly survived this but it sparked alot of issues between him and Puffy and Biggie. He believed they knew he would be set up that night. This started the whole East Coast West Coast division/feud which eventually led to Tupac and Biggie being killed. That is a rabbit whole for you to go down when you have time to watch videos and interviews. Vlad and Art of Dialogue on YT have interviewed people that speak on alot that went on then. But for YOU just getting to know him and his loving, intelligent, compassionate side .... I would listen to Keep Ya Head Up( about respect for women and single moms), Unconditional Love, Letter to my Unborn Child, Until the End of Time. You have already done Dear Mama and Brenda's Got a Baby which are excellent songs to show his uniqueness, articulation, reverence for women, and compassion for important issues. I will say, Tupac was not in this video because he was incarcerated. Again this goes back to the rabbit whole with who was involved with the set up at Quad City Studios and the alleged (set up, fabrication) of a rape case. He was not actually charged with rape because there was no evidence because it didn't happen. There were people trying to destroy him. But like I said that is a rabbit whole. For now, the songs I suggested will give you and idea of who he was and then you would know there was no way he would harm a women, especially being raised by a single mom and having a sister to protect.
Tupac unconditional love
Great song i read part of it as a poem at my mums funeral
2 pac and juice wrld are the best, 2 of my favourite
Heck yeah more Tupac. Unconditional Love, Keep Ya Head Up, So Many Tears, there’s so many songs that I would love to see you break down. Tupac was deep
Oh!! I forgot. Might need to do “Brenda’s got a baby” next.
You earned a subscriber. Would love to see you do more 2pac. Thugs Mansion, Smile, Keep Yea Head Up, Changes, my Block or Brenda’s got a baby.
I'm also a fan of 2upc that his words find lessons that made me listen to hip-hop and also his words enter the depths of mind and will remain a legend in our hearts forever.
I've been getting recommended your videos for a while but this one finally made me click. 🙏🏾 Please do some DMX. Slippin is a great song I think would be good to react to.
Thanks for joining us Ash!😊👍
FACTS
@@ReactionTherapyOfficial Please react to DMX 'Slippin'.
I would absolutely love if you reacted to So Many Tears! it’s definitely one of his deepest songs he wrote.
This is an "arena" that is way deeper and way more complex than you can ever imagine. If you think you are up to it, I'd love to see you explore more Tupac. But to fully comprehend Tupac you have to go beyond the music. There are documentaries, his poems, his interviews, learning about the Black Panther Party and his mom's life and experiences, that are all necessary to better grasp the phenomenon that is Tupac. Being that you are a psychotherapist, one song I would recommend is SO MANY TEARS. Although it's a good song, it's not necessarily one of my favorites, but there is a DEFINITE mental health issue theme to it.
2pac- only fear of death
More pac!
Kid Cudi - Pursuit of Happiness. Trust me
Read his whole life story on the internet or whatever you find on his whole life.. you will be both sad and AMAZED simultaneously. You’re going to be so caught off guard at his come up and what he accomplished in the amount of time he did.
She had to have cried when she first heard this song.
try out
2Pac - Changes the lyrics one because its not uncensored
2Pac - Brenda's got a baby
Amazing please please please do more 2pac my favorite artist of all time 2pac knows exactly what to say to bring u into his music his world you would enjoy his music thanks for your video your doing great work here
I'd suggest watching Lecrae's 'Heros and Villains' Tedtalk since it gives some decent insight into how rap went from Run DMC type rap to the 90s rap. He also touches on the idea that it was the music of a generation of men without fathers.
Thank you for all the videos!
Been waiting for this one
This was so interesting to watch! Would love to get your therapist perspective of the “Brenda’s got a Baby” video. Please more Tupac!!
" I'm ready for it"... Cant fit what I feel here, hurts MAD hurtz,, Respect Sir, respect!!!
You should really watch some of Pacs interviews. That man was one of the most intelligent, thoughtful, and caring people around
Tupac is evrery we’re now and I love it… he made what I call forever music
Same as Elvis Pink Floyd the doors Led Zeppelin etc some bands musicians and artist really truly make music that will last forever
It’s rare especially in rap but we will talk about this man in a 💯yearz
More rap and hip hop will get your numbers up nice work great song a damn shame what happened the world lost a great human when Tupac passed.
Reminds me of eMC - U Let Me Grow. Both great songs, similar themes and messages.
He is one of the greatest rappers of all times
Loved this! 💙
Goated reaction to the GOAT...would be great to see you dive into Pac lyrics
God bless my beautiful mama❤️ my dad died when I was 14 when my mom was in rehab and I had to go to foster care, but til this day I never ever ever held it against her because love is eternal and people are imperfect and all we have is the people who love us, and the ppl we love ❤️ it’s the most important thing .. ❤️ god bless all the amazing parents especially the moms in hard situations ❤️❤️
I'd recommend Ed Gordon's interview with 2pac so you could see his personality and views. Keep your head up may be a good song for you to react to it shows how his music is intended to inform and uplift.
2 pac song is therapy to the mind & hearts..Thanks for u're beautiful reaction on 2 pac video.Please do more 2 pac song ya ;) Tq
This video was actually recorded and put together by his estate after his death. He was shot in Vegas and died six days later on my 4th birthday. Every year for 26 years now on my birthday it’s 24 hours of Tupac all over tv telling his entire life story.
I think you're thinking of "changes". This was off his third album, he was in jail after getting shot the first time, not dead.
“Dear Mama” is from his third studio album, “Me Against the World”. It was released on February 21, 1995, as the lead single from the album. Shakur passed on September 13, 1996. Shakur does not appear in the video in any real capacity because he was serving his four-and-a-half-year prison sentence.
@@kristinkeiner6547 thank you, but as you can see that mistake has already been corrected, don’t need 20 other people relaying the exact same information over and over again on the same comment.
@@Kno_Buddy, I understand. I was just adding a bit more context. My apologies.
So sad!😢
Can't wait for these 2 pac reactions
It sucks that moms should be warm and caring, but mine was not. And this song (although I love it) makes me resent my own mom because she wasn’t addicted but still never showed me love.
Sorry about that😢
Watched so many reaction by now, I would f*ckin love to get people get their information first and then take their advantages of the Tupac reaction train
Listen to keep ya head up so many tears I get around
YES PAC !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!