Welcome in the Tupac world, it's great to see new people going back and listening to old rap/hip-hop. To me Tupac is the best rapper ever, hope you'll have the chance to learn more of his amazing discography and his crazy life. Please react to his songs "Pain" and "Lil' Homies (OG)". Make sure to listen to the original version for that last one, many Tupac songs have been remixed after his death but I think you'll love the original beat of "Lil' Homies" :)
Hip hop definitely has much more of a competitive nature to it than any other type of genre but this time it was personal for 2pac, he got robbed and then shot 5 times and believed that Biggie knew it would happen
The other rappers were his group "The Outlawz". Pac's style was often simplistic...he was straight to the point and wanted to be heard clearly to the masses on any intellectual level. And made sure every word had meaning. Also recognizable in "Dear Mama". Pac and yaki kadafi(his cousin, m*rdered shortly after Tupac) were originally from the east coast as shown in the documentary "Tupac Resurrection". "Ether" is also one of my favorite diss records because it was direct and not subliminal, however of course this pre-dates that. Pac felt Biggie's "Who Shot Ya" was directed at him plus he was surrounded by so much negative energy after being shot and getting out of prison. He even stated he was paranoid. I'm from Louisiana so during that time I was indifferent to the beef but thought it was unnecessary and unfortunate and had gotten out of control..I'm sure someone may have already commented the sample was from Dennis Edward's(members of the legendary Temptations)"Don't look any further", which Biggie and Junior mafia sampled in "Get Money" first. So Pac took his sample to diss him😂
It's a DISS song towards Biggie during the West Coast East Coast beef. That's his half brother in the Outlaws that was participating in the video as well. I think that half brother died as well. Tupac was an AMAZING LYRICIST and POET.
2pac is just one of Them. The song was featuring a rap group which he was a part of called outlawz. Another great 2pac song is keep ya head up. Its a whole other Sound. The song me against the World is great aswell
There's so many great songs to listen to you could start off with these. Changes, Dear Mama, Keep your head up, Brenda's got a baby, All eyez on me, Toss it up
Tupac had my ear the FIRST time the radio station in L.A. played Dear Momma. I immediately called the station to find out the name of the artist. I'd love to hear a Dear Momma react. Tupac was a name of an Inca warrior. He was born from a very intelligent mother who was a Black Panther member. She educated Pac on history and social injustices. Born in New York then eventually moved to California. He first started with Shock G but eventually wanted to do his own thing. He started off with with great raps like Dear Momma and Brenda Had A Baby but eventually merged into gangsta rap. He was popular with many different groups of people because of his lyrics. People related to the social injustices and systemic racism in America. Listen to his interviews, many were powerful! I miss him as I write this. I loved his work at the beginning and even in the middle, I really didn't vibe with his gangsta rap however others did (BUT I LOVE Hit Em Up). He was on the verge of moving away from gangsta rap and separating from Death Row Records when he was ambushed and killed in a drive by in Las Vegas. I thought for sure he was going to make it............Rest in power Pac. The youngsters are still bumping your shyt!
Hey Mr Binge, his crew was called "Outlawz" fashion changes you'll be wearing bagging pants down to your knees again before long, but stopping the video every 60 seconds won't bring viewers to your channel. Watching a DIS Track doesn't require apologizing for its content. BTW, those were look-alike actors certainly NOT Little Kim.
Those guys rappin with Tupac in the videos are,Tha Outlawz, 2pac's buddy,Tha Outlawz are Fatal Husain,Yaki Kadai,EDI mean,Napolean (lil moo) (not in the video , young noble) & for some reason Napolean didnt rap in the video eventhough he appears in it.Check it out yo ;) 2 pac -First verse,2nd verse - Hussain Fatal (tha outlawz), 3rd verse - 2 pac,4th - Yaki Kadafi Tha Outlawz &Tupac cousin),5th verse - E.D.I Mean ..then the outro,by Tupac,the outro of the centry yo. Rest in peace 2 pac,Hussain Fatal &Yaki Kadafi ;(
When this song comes out, it shock hip hop community because it never hear before. Some of them were laughing and some of them felt uncomfortable with it because they feel someone who could be hurt or killed in community 😕💯
yeah, 2pac is just that one person B.I.G. is another rapper from another place, they used to rap-fight each other I'm not into pac that much so i cant suggest another track, but like I really enjoyed this one too, hope more pac here
Havent listened to pac much, but I do enjoy this one. I really like that 'Grab ya glocks...' atonal bit too, and i'm not sure why it works so well. Kid Cudi does it a lot too. Biggie was another rapper, him and pac were friends, but they (and their crews) had a falling out that led to both their deaths. Crazy. I'm surprised you like this one so much, but i'm glad you did! Is this the one you meant when you said you'd just heard one of your favourite rap songs then? Please do The blacker the berry soon, this is as close to a guarantee as I have to offer. Pay attention to the lyrics if you do, right up until the end. They're phenomenal. It's also a sonic masterpiece, if you're in any doubt just listen to the first 11 seconds!
The “Grab ya glocks when you see 2Pac. Call the cops when you see 2Pac” is a play on Biggie’s lines “Grab ya d*ck if you love hip hop. Rub your t*tties if you love big poppa.” on the Junior Mafia track called Player’s Anthem.
And can you please react to 2Pac Changes Lyrics and another song called So Many Tears so for this song I recommend the lyric video so you can see and read and not miss what he is saying 😊. Fun fact: the song changes he wrote the lyrics at 19 years old from the year 1991 or 1989 and the song was released in 1992 then came out on his Greatest Hits Album that came out in 1998 he past in 1996
Nice reaction!..in the early 90's if u were big enough u'd have your crew that u would put on and the Outlaws was Pac's crew. You're about to go on a magnificent journey u'll never listen to another rapper who has more to say on all topics and the power tomake u feel it...react to Tupac LIL HOMIES HEARTZ OF MEN HOLLA AT ME WHEN THUGS CRY
bone thugs made a song with Tupac (Thug Luv). bone thugs also made a song with Biggie (Notorious Thugs). So maybe these two songs are good choices right after this reaction
This is funny af bro. Listen to him more and you'll understand what he was about. It's a bad movie but watch ALL EYES ON ME. Also watch interviews Tupac did. If you tryna learn more about him. Watch things that came out whenever he was alive to tell it. He's a deep dude who got caught up in some dumb shit. But still kept his eyes on his goals.
Yes Tupac is part of the Mount Rushmore of hip-hop Tupac Biggie Eazy-E Dr.Dre and of course to other hip-hop bands Eminem belongs up there I don't disagree with that but I do disagree with people that think That Eminem is the best there ever was I disagree and that's simply because I grew up in the 90s so I grew up listening to a little bit of n.w.a. Bone Thugs-N-Harmony a lot of other artist
I honestly think it's just a tendency people have - Like to say that the most popular artsits of a particular genre are the GOATS. Sure, Eminem is great! But I don't personally find him to be my favorite rapper (yet at least). Same thing goes for the greats in metal - Metallica and Black Sabbath are great. But they are by no means the greatest ;)
Hip-hop is a lot of bragging for the most part ever since the first MC picked up the microphone his head I'm the best MC that ever was no one can see me then the next MC picked up the microphone and said yeah he was kind of nice and whatever but yeah by the way I was with his sister
Tupac is hands down THE greatest hip-hop artist of all time. This dude is even beyond hip-hop, a true leader and icon
Yes, Tupac is absolutely legendary, iconic, and one of the GREATS, without a doubt.
This might have been the most wholesome reaction to a diss track I’ve ever seen.
Welcome in the Tupac world, it's great to see new people going back and listening to old rap/hip-hop. To me Tupac is the best rapper ever, hope you'll have the chance to learn more of his amazing discography and his crazy life. Please react to his songs "Pain" and "Lil' Homies (OG)". Make sure to listen to the original version for that last one, many Tupac songs have been remixed after his death but I think you'll love the original beat of "Lil' Homies" :)
Hip hop definitely has much more of a competitive nature to it than any other type of genre but this time it was personal for 2pac, he got robbed and then shot 5 times and believed that Biggie knew it would happen
Jesus Christ
Right. Including 1 shot in the head. Somehow Tupac recovered from all of that rather quickly and was extremely pissed to say the least.
Unfortunately at this time in hip hop there were very much malicious things going on behind the scenes.
2pac 1. Until the end of time 2. No more pain 3. If I die 2nite 4. Against all odds 5. Me against the world
The other rappers were his group "The Outlawz". Pac's style was often simplistic...he was straight to the point and wanted to be heard clearly to the masses on any intellectual level. And made sure every word had meaning. Also recognizable in "Dear Mama". Pac and yaki kadafi(his cousin, m*rdered shortly after Tupac) were originally from the east coast as shown in the documentary "Tupac Resurrection". "Ether" is also one of my favorite diss records because it was direct and not subliminal, however of course this pre-dates that. Pac felt Biggie's "Who Shot Ya" was directed at him plus he was surrounded by so much negative energy after being shot and getting out of prison. He even stated he was paranoid. I'm from Louisiana so during that time I was indifferent to the beef but thought it was unnecessary and unfortunate and had gotten out of control..I'm sure someone may have already commented the sample was from Dennis Edward's(members of the legendary Temptations)"Don't look any further", which Biggie and Junior mafia sampled in "Get Money" first. So Pac took his sample to diss him😂
It's a DISS song towards Biggie during the West Coast East Coast beef. That's his half brother in the Outlaws that was participating in the video as well. I think that half brother died as well.
Tupac was an AMAZING LYRICIST and POET.
2pac is just one of Them. The song was featuring a rap group which he was a part of called outlawz. Another great 2pac song is keep ya head up. Its a whole other Sound. The song me against the World is great aswell
They were his artists
The coldest and most vicious diss track line ever " my 44 makes sure all your kids don't grow"! 👍
This is an all time classic diss track, a classic video, and classic time in hip hop so all around a good way to get into Tupac
Glad to see you’re back to reacting on your page. Can you do another Bone Thugs? Maybe “The Bill Collector” or “Down 71 the getaway”.
There's so many great songs to listen to you could start off with these.
Changes, Dear Mama, Keep your head up, Brenda's got a baby, All eyez on me, Toss it up
The bird is a crow. Definitely symbolic
Yo' you should check out 2Pac - Changes totally different feel and style but still a great track from him.
2pac was the leader of the Outlawz!
Your reaction was as good as the song (hit em up) if not better. It was a pleasure watching you.
London, England.
Thank you so much! That's quite the compliment 😀
He’s the king of rapper brother. You need to listen with your heart . His lyrics is power and knowledge. Dig into his songs and you’ll understand .
Loved your reaction
Tupac had my ear the FIRST time the radio station in L.A. played Dear Momma. I immediately called the station to find out the name of the artist. I'd love to hear a Dear Momma react.
Tupac was a name of an Inca warrior. He was born from a very intelligent mother who was a Black Panther member. She educated Pac on history and social injustices. Born in New York then eventually moved to California. He first started with Shock G but eventually wanted to do his own thing. He started off with with great raps like Dear Momma and Brenda Had A Baby but eventually merged into gangsta rap. He was popular with many different groups of people because of his lyrics. People related to the social injustices and systemic racism in America. Listen to his interviews, many were powerful!
I miss him as I write this. I loved his work at the beginning and even in the middle, I really didn't vibe with his gangsta rap however others did (BUT I LOVE Hit Em Up). He was on the verge of moving away from gangsta rap and separating from Death Row Records when he was ambushed and killed in a drive by in Las Vegas. I thought for sure he was going to make it............Rest in power Pac. The youngsters are still bumping your shyt!
Hey Mr Binge, his crew was called "Outlawz" fashion changes you'll be wearing bagging pants down to your knees again before long, but stopping the video every 60 seconds won't bring viewers to your channel. Watching a DIS Track doesn't require apologizing for its content. BTW, those were look-alike actors certainly NOT Little Kim.
Classic hip hop is almost like a sport...ESPECIALLY in diss records..fueled with raw confidence, ego driven. And Pac was one the best to do it.
Those guys rappin with Tupac in the videos are,Tha Outlawz, 2pac's buddy,Tha Outlawz are Fatal Husain,Yaki Kadai,EDI mean,Napolean (lil moo) (not in the video , young noble) & for some reason Napolean didnt rap in the video eventhough he appears in it.Check it out yo ;)
2 pac -First verse,2nd verse - Hussain Fatal (tha outlawz), 3rd verse - 2 pac,4th - Yaki Kadafi Tha Outlawz &Tupac
cousin),5th verse - E.D.I Mean ..then the outro,by Tupac,the outro of the centry yo.
Rest in peace 2 pac,Hussain Fatal &Yaki Kadafi ;(
It's a phoinex, the phoinex rises from the ashes
to answer your question, 2pac is one person, Tupac Shakur. the title just doesnt credit the features, the guys alongside him are The Outlawz i believe
Thanks!
I love ppls reactions to this
Most ppl are traumatized by the end lol...
Just got to then end...this guy is insane lol gotta love it
Understandably so haha!
When this song comes out, it shock hip hop community because it never hear before. Some of them were laughing and some of them felt uncomfortable with it because they feel someone who could be hurt or killed in community 😕💯
yeah, 2pac is just that one person
B.I.G. is another rapper from another place, they used to rap-fight each other
I'm not into pac that much so i cant suggest another track, but like I really enjoyed this one too, hope more pac here
2pac - Hellrazor!
Havent listened to pac much, but I do enjoy this one. I really like that 'Grab ya glocks...' atonal bit too, and i'm not sure why it works so well. Kid Cudi does it a lot too. Biggie was another rapper, him and pac were friends, but they (and their crews) had a falling out that led to both their deaths. Crazy. I'm surprised you like this one so much, but i'm glad you did! Is this the one you meant when you said you'd just heard one of your favourite rap songs then?
Please do The blacker the berry soon, this is as close to a guarantee as I have to offer. Pay attention to the lyrics if you do, right up until the end. They're phenomenal. It's also a sonic masterpiece, if you're in any doubt just listen to the first 11 seconds!
Thanks for the recommendation and yeah, this was the one. It's been living rent free in my head since I made the video
The “Grab ya glocks when you see 2Pac. Call the cops when you see 2Pac” is a play on Biggie’s lines “Grab ya d*ck if you love hip hop. Rub your t*tties if you love big poppa.” on the Junior Mafia track called Player’s Anthem.
You do need to listen to more Tupac. Everybody should listen to more Tupac.
And can you please react to 2Pac Changes Lyrics and another song called So Many Tears so for this song I recommend the lyric video so you can see and read and not miss what he is saying 😊. Fun fact: the song changes he wrote the lyrics at 19 years old from the year 1991 or 1989 and the song was released in 1992 then came out on his Greatest Hits Album that came out in 1998 he past in 1996
Nice reaction!..in the early 90's if u were big enough u'd have your crew that u would put on and the Outlaws was Pac's crew. You're about to go on a magnificent journey u'll never listen to another rapper who has more to say on all topics and the power tomake u feel it...react to Tupac
LIL HOMIES
HEARTZ OF MEN
HOLLA AT ME
WHEN THUGS CRY
What's up August do the 2pac Bomb first track off the Mackelvi album its fire
Pls bone thugs reactions
bone thugs made a song with Tupac (Thug Luv). bone thugs also made a song with Biggie (Notorious Thugs). So maybe these two songs are good choices right after this reaction
you should do lyric videos to those
The bird was a vulture
This was actually HIGHLY malicious 🤣🤣🤣and is actually believed to be the reason he was unfortunately killed 😢😢…yeah Pac was really good looking
Tupac - Troublesome 96
Randy Rhodes died in a plane crash.
Shit you're right - I'm mixing up my facts 😂
Yes biggie is one of the rappers he is dissing
Ur reaction is #DOPE 😂🤣 U pause so many times 🙄😒🤣🤣🤣
React to 2pac hellrazor, ballad of a dead soldier, hail Mary, u can't see me and all eyez on me
React to tupac changes
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂🎉
This is funny af bro. Listen to him more and you'll understand what he was about. It's a bad movie but watch ALL EYES ON ME. Also watch interviews Tupac did. If you tryna learn more about him. Watch things that came out whenever he was alive to tell it. He's a deep dude who got caught up in some dumb shit. But still kept his eyes on his goals.
A new 2pac video might be coming out within a few days ;)
If you like that check out Made ni66az video Tupac and the outlaws…
You should react to dave with black live at the brits 2020
You liked the clip but did you listen to any lyrics?
70 million albums sold
Legit? That's insane haha
If you're a metalhead you would enjoy listenening to Big L
Please reacts tupac Made Nigga & dear mama .
Hey bro can you please react to the OG version of Hit Em Up please lyrics
Yes Tupac is part of the Mount Rushmore of hip-hop Tupac Biggie Eazy-E Dr.Dre and of course to other hip-hop bands Eminem belongs up there I don't disagree with that but I do disagree with people that think That Eminem is the best there ever was I disagree and that's simply because I grew up in the 90s so I grew up listening to a little bit of n.w.a. Bone Thugs-N-Harmony a lot of other artist
I honestly think it's just a tendency people have - Like to say that the most popular artsits of a particular genre are the GOATS. Sure, Eminem is great! But I don't personally find him to be my favorite rapper (yet at least). Same thing goes for the greats in metal - Metallica and Black Sabbath are great. But they are by no means the greatest ;)
@@dyver123 I don't know why it drives me crazy but it does even though I know all this is just a difference of opinion
@@anthonywright8477 Look up Burke's Identity Control Theory - might help you find some answers 😉
Hip-hop is a lot of bragging for the most part ever since the first MC picked up the microphone his head I'm the best MC that ever was no one can see me then the next MC picked up the microphone and said yeah he was kind of nice and whatever but yeah by the way I was with his sister
Lol Randy Rhodes died in a plane crash maaan.
Wait he did? Damn, thanks for letting me know!
This is not the best 2pac songs to start with. Try Dear Mama or Changes. M.j maybe All About You.