Tupac's music is spiritual! I named my son Makaveli in honour of the great Tupac Shakur. I'm from Africa, but Tupac has influenced me so much for all the good ways. What a legend!!
This happened back in 1991. "I get around" didnt come out till like 93. He had numerous videos before i get around. His first was "Trapped" and he also had "Brendas got a baby" and "If my Homie Calls"
the vibe interview is the most interesting 2pac interview.This is the "lost" interview.Its an very anfry 2pac when he talks about the biggie situation.But at the end he talks about his religious belief which could be very interesting for your mom!
I think for somethings you pause too soon. Maybe let your mom listen to the entire part and come to her own conclusion before giving background because, and not trying to be rude, but sometimes your explanations are wrong and they may influence her opinion on the matter
In the interview outside the courthouse he explains the girl-rape charge also i vibe interview please react also to life goes on, my block and untill the end of time songs
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Got that thrilla n minila poppin off...great reaction video you and your mom are a cool team together. It's nice to see sincere reaction videos keep up the great work
@@RapItUp41yo you’re way ahead of schedule if you’ve only been at it for 4 months or less! It’s a whole new thing when you have to rewire your brain to think & flow in rhymes
@@BlakeAlexander12 yeah that's the thing. My flow and delivery is off a good bit, but I have no doubt about the lyrics being good. Thanks so much for commenting and for those words of encouragement.
Those 2 cops were drunk and they had guns that were stolen from the evidence room. He was protecting a man that was getting harassed and I think beat up as well.
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He got beat down for Jay walking ticket. The cops were giving him a hard time and asking what his name was. He said Tupac and they laughed asking what kind of name is that. Pac said just give me my ticket so I can be on my way. They didn’t give him that ticket but gave him a beat down instead. Crazy!
Absolutely ridiculous. I've seen and heard shit like that all my life with people making fun of people's names cause they sound different from what's common to them. It always pissed me off. Anyway, at least He got some money from the city for this horrible offense but still terrible stuff like this happens
14th and Broadway is where it happened.. I used to live on 15th.. I would jay walk there everyday coming home from school and jokingly say " This is for Tupac" when I did it
No I haven't, I'm not a reader at all lol. I've seen all documentaries on Him though and obviously all His fights except 1 which I think is just not available. Mike Tyson is the reason I got in to boxing and still love it to this day
@@RapItUp41 still you might want to try it? As someone who also watches all his interviews and anything Tyson related there is still new stories that are only in the book. You probably saw his one man show Undisputed Truth? Which was good and a shorten version of the book. Tyson just has great stories.
his debut single was called TRAPPED, in 1991...this was before the police incident, nobody knew who he was cuz he hadn't done movies or anything yet, only a verse on the song SAME SONG by digital underground...the police incident was 1991, and it was for JAYWALKING...he sued the city of Oakland for it
6:54 he’s referring to him during 1992, when he was stopped as he was jaywalking. He didn’t know what that was, so the cops mocked him for his name. They beat him up, he suffered from a hair loss condition coz from the beating, just resulted him being bald.
Wow, really? I never knew that's why He was bald, damn learn something new all the time about how He was mistreated. No surprise of course. I couldn't find anything about that incident so thank You for telling me.
This is correct he's saying just like he got locked up and beat up by cops, he would never let that happen again like a female allowing herself to get graped!
Ok thanks I did not know that, I'm still just shocked that they didn't manipulate the situation and find a way to get Him somehow. So glad they didn't, just so surprising
I'm curious to know your mom's reaction to the Blackwatch interview of Pac eating pizza 🤣 That's my favorite interview of him and he dropped a lot of gems. Mom might not like that one so much though LOL. Pac did a lot of cursing in that one.
Idk, I think she sees now what type of person He truly is so it probably won't bother Her to hear Him curse. Thanks for watching and we will get to that one
Show your mom prison interview!!! ,,The only thing that can kill me is death, that's the only thing that can ever stop me is death, and even then my music will live forever"
Your mum is right. More white people bought his records. Because they could relate to the emotion in his music. He's referring to the police, politicians and media when he said the white comment ... who went on and said his music has no place in society. There were campaigns to ban his first record and stop people hearing it. Remember he was only 23 in this interview. And he always acknowledged his mistakes. His interview at 17 was mind blowing. It shows how much the police brutality, the shooting, the false charge, him being followed affected him. He died just as he was moving to the next level ... movies, community support and politics. Although this is a subject of debate ... but his death was an assassination. They used his own people against him ... as the mafia / british empire do to avoid any comeback.
It wasnt that way until the 2000s, years after he died. White ppl were not his fan base like that back in the 90s, but you are right when he says white ppl he's not tslking about ALL white ppl. He is tslking about the media, cops, and politicians. Usually that's what most Black ppl mean when they say "white ppl"
2pac got head in the night club but that’s not where the "incident happened". That happened back at their hotel room. She gave him a massage and he went to sleep then, woke up to her screaming, "You let them do this to me". That’s from Pac"s perspective. I’d tell u hers too but she got like 10 different stories.
It's all designed for their agenda just like school prepares kids for jail or the job system where You work yourself to death so someone else can reep the benefits
Pac said it when he was alive it more white people buy my music than black. Me been black it surprise me because it was 10 years after his death to i seen that video
@dcedrickphillips6223 Yeah, I am surprised to hear that for back then. When I say what I said, I'm simply basing that off of what kids in my school listened to. For the most part besides me and maybe 2 other white kids none of them liked rap. All in to that hard rock trash lol
Bro you gotta chill out you are still blabbering on let mom get her toughts off..no disrespect to you im just saying rewatch these vids and you will see what we are talking about..but we appreciate the videos and yalls prospectives keep it up 💪
No problem, I think recently I've gotten better at that. Just trying to explain stuff cause I never know what she got from what he said. Lately we are letting a verse play before pausing. I do love to talk lol
Looks like the lady knew about Pac than the dude but she was playing the part of supporting mother but dude wants to just listen to his narrative and prove himself as hip hop head.
nah he’s debut was Trapped on MTV while it debut he got beat by the cops because he was “Jay walking “ Pac sued The Oakland police department settle with Tupac
Ok thanks. I knew he had hits like trapped and brenda in 91 but I didn't know if places like MTV showed them or not. Thats why I was thinking maybe 93 with I get around was the first song that made him crazy famous.
@@2anti386 ok thanks, I think I remember hearing about that a while ago. Probably on a documentary or something. That's so insane they tried to arrest Him for jaywalking, such a ridiculous law to begin with and then escalated the way it did. Terrible but not surprising unfortunately
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I love your mom’s vibe and open mindedness. She’s so sweet. 😊
Yes yes!!! I just wanna hug her!!! She is adoooooorable!
Tupac's music is spiritual! I named my son Makaveli in honour of the great Tupac Shakur. I'm from Africa, but Tupac has influenced me so much for all the good ways. What a legend!!
wow that's amazing. Powerful name for sure congrats on Your son. 2Pac was one of a kind for sure.
Yo, those raps at the beginning were dope af 😂
Thanks bro, I will do more and just gonna keep dropping stuff continuously. God bless
Shout from tijuana mexico we love pac day 1 1990 in to to day rip pac makaveli forever
2Pac was book smart, he was a reader and a poet big time grandma
Actually, the police assaulted Pac for jaywalking, and he sued the department and got about $40 000. for that incident.
Y’all gotta checkout that interview when he was still in high school. Before he blew up. It would give u an idea of what he was about to become
Tupac Shakur us not dead because he lives in the heart of everyone if his true fans that have been touched by his music.
Your mother is everything ❤
She’s so lovely
This happened back in 1991. "I get around" didnt come out till like 93. He had numerous videos before i get around. His first was "Trapped" and he also had "Brendas got a baby" and "If my Homie Calls"
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the vibe interview is the most interesting 2pac interview.This is the "lost" interview.Its an very anfry 2pac when he talks about the biggie situation.But at the end he talks about his religious belief which could be very interesting for your mom!
Ok will get to that for sure
I think for somethings you pause too soon. Maybe let your mom listen to the entire part and come to her own conclusion before giving background because, and not trying to be rude, but sometimes your explanations are wrong and they may influence her opinion on the matter
There's another interview where he's 17, and he gets even deeper. You should check it out. Whether you react to it or not.
every week I get on TH-cam hoping to see a new video from u too when I'm at work
Thanks man, so glad You are enjoying them
In the interview outside the courthouse he explains the girl-rape charge also i vibe interview please react also to life goes on, my block and untill the end of time songs
Ok we will thanks so much
She should react to Pac's courthouse Interview 1 day before he got shot!
Ok we will get to that as well thanks
I subscribed just because of mom
Most people do lol thanks
React to the Tupac MTV 1995 interview he’s walking on the beach this when he was just released from Prison it’s good
Ok definitely thanks
That's how understanding of his surroundings and traps he was in dealing with the set-ups.
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Thanks so much. So glad people are enjoying the content. Welcome to the channel
Thank you for your reaction.
Glad You enjoyed it, God bless
Got that thrilla n minila poppin off...great reaction video you and your mom are a cool team together. It's nice to see sincere reaction videos keep up the great work
Thank You glad You are enjoying
2pac all eyez on me hit 3 billion streams on Spotify. What new artists album have did that?
Yeah not surprised, I was pretty sure He was still one of the most popular artists if not #1.
He got beat up by the police for Jay walking
Btw please give ma dukes a space to enjoy we know you were young man 😜
You got a nice flow at the beginning 😎
Thanks, I've only been trying to rap since November lol. Never done it a day in my life
@@RapItUp41yo you’re way ahead of schedule if you’ve only been at it for 4 months or less! It’s a whole new thing when you have to rewire your brain to think & flow in rhymes
@@BlakeAlexander12
yeah that's the thing. My flow and delivery is off a good bit, but I have no doubt about the lyrics being good. Thanks so much for commenting and for those words of encouragement.
Those 2 cops were drunk and they had guns that were stolen from the evidence room. He was protecting a man that was getting harassed and I think beat up as well.
Wow lord we miss 2pac so much!!! He was sentvfrom heaven!!!
I see u got them bars 🔥🔥🔥
Thank You, I've only been rapping since November now, I'll try to put 1 in on all videos from now on
Niiiice,,, introoooooo
You guys are great Keep making these videos!!! Lord knows/ I ain'tad at cha/ are songs I hope you guys do next!! 💯👍🏾
We will get to those, but not quite yet thanks
Love your mom… wanna hug her…
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thanks just started rapping in November still very new.
I'm from the ville 502
Awesome reaction !!! Vibe interview next ! Or his 1993 revolutionary speech !
Keep up the good work, I'm following you from South Africa 🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦
thats amazing thank you so much. Hope you enjoy the channel
I appreciate your acceptance of the constructive criticism! I appreciate your point of view as well!!! You both make it a good reaction!!! You guys got another sub from me❤️
thanks so much
@@RapItUp41 your very welcome, looking forward to watching more of your videos!
He got beat down for Jay walking ticket. The cops were giving him a hard time and asking what his name was. He said Tupac and they laughed asking what kind of name is that. Pac said just give me my ticket so I can be on my way. They didn’t give him that ticket but gave him a beat down instead. Crazy!
Absolutely ridiculous. I've seen and heard shit like that all my life with people making fun of people's names cause they sound different from what's common to them. It always pissed me off. Anyway, at least He got some money from the city for this horrible offense but still terrible stuff like this happens
14th and Broadway is where it happened.. I used to live on 15th.. I would jay walk there everyday coming home from school and jokingly say " This is for Tupac" when I did it
Love your channel ❤please react to 2pac MTV interview Tabitha Soren full interview with your mom it’s 20mins long
will do thanks
Just found this channel and am already loving the content !
Thanks so much glad You came along. Hopefully You enjoy everything
Since you have a Tyson shirt. Have you read his book? If not you should every Tyson fan should.
No I haven't, I'm not a reader at all lol. I've seen all documentaries on Him though and obviously all His fights except 1 which I think is just not available. Mike Tyson is the reason I got in to boxing and still love it to this day
@@RapItUp41 still you might want to try it? As someone who also watches all his interviews and anything Tyson related there is still new stories that are only in the book. You probably saw his one man show Undisputed Truth? Which was good and a shorten version of the book. Tyson just has great stories.
his debut single was called TRAPPED, in 1991...this was before the police incident, nobody knew who he was cuz he hadn't done movies or anything yet, only a verse on the song SAME SONG by digital underground...the police incident was 1991, and it was for JAYWALKING...he sued the city of Oakland for it
Love both of your input, new subscriber.
Thanks so much
Another great interview that I think is even better then this one is the "vibe presents 2pac the LOST interview" you will enjoy that one also 👍
Ok we will get to that one for sure, thanks
Great video. I really enjoy the collaboration with your mother.
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6:54 he’s referring to him during 1992, when he was stopped as he was jaywalking. He didn’t know what that was, so the cops mocked him for his name. They beat him up, he suffered from a hair loss condition coz from the beating, just resulted him being bald.
Wow, really? I never knew that's why He was bald, damn learn something new all the time about how He was mistreated. No surprise of course. I couldn't find anything about that incident so thank You for telling me.
This is correct he's saying just like he got locked up and beat up by cops, he would never let that happen again like a female allowing herself to get graped!
@jabbad2992 yes I forgot to relate what He said at the start of that whole thing to the woman never allowing herself to get raped again
He didn't get arrested because the police had illegal guns that they shouldn't have been carrying at the time. ✌️👍
Ya, they stole them from the evidence locker at their precinct
Ok thanks I did not know that, I'm still just shocked that they didn't manipulate the situation and find a way to get Him somehow. So glad they didn't, just so surprising
I'm curious to know your mom's reaction to the Blackwatch interview of Pac eating pizza 🤣 That's my favorite interview of him and he dropped a lot of gems. Mom might not like that one so much though LOL. Pac did a lot of cursing in that one.
Idk, I think she sees now what type of person He truly is so it probably won't bother Her to hear Him curse. Thanks for watching and we will get to that one
Tupac never sold drugs
Show your mom prison interview!!! ,,The only thing that can kill me is death, that's the only thing that can ever stop me is death, and even then my music will live forever"
React to 2pac - blasphemy
Will do thanks
Your mum is right. More white people bought his records. Because they could relate to the emotion in his music. He's referring to the police, politicians and media when he said the white comment ... who went on and said his music has no place in society. There were campaigns to ban his first record and stop people hearing it. Remember he was only 23 in this interview. And he always acknowledged his mistakes. His interview at 17 was mind blowing. It shows how much the police brutality, the shooting, the false charge, him being followed affected him. He died just as he was moving to the next level ... movies, community support and politics. Although this is a subject of debate ... but his death was an assassination. They used his own people against him ... as the mafia / british empire do to avoid any comeback.
It wasnt that way until the 2000s, years after he died. White ppl were not his fan base like that back in the 90s, but you are right when he says white ppl he's not tslking about ALL white ppl.
He is tslking about the media, cops, and politicians. Usually that's what most Black ppl mean when they say "white ppl"
The greatest amongst us ..crazy why so many people wanted to kill him..
What u just said is why they wanted to. So honest, way to smart and goes against evil and corruption. They don't tolerate people like that
Do the one when he was in prison
2pac got head in the night club but that’s not where the "incident happened". That happened back at their hotel room. She gave him a massage and he went to sleep then, woke up to her screaming, "You let them do this to me". That’s from Pac"s perspective. I’d tell u hers too but she got like 10 different stories.
Lol yeah that figures. I know that's what He got from Her but didn't wanna really get in to details in front of mom of course lol
@@RapItUp41 understandable
Have You guys should watch "all eyes on me" ?
That's like saying white people like mlk when he was alive 😂 I don't think they like Tupac either I love y'all reactions btw
In my experience white people I was around didn't like rap or rappers for the most part. That's all I'm saying is what I heard and saw
Heck if I show this stuff to my mom or dad they would have some knowledge of Tupac and biggie but not much else
These interviews and things are stuff I've never seen either. I knew the songs of course but not all the little details
Y'all need to watch the documentaries with his own words and you would learn a lot more information.
The hood is the prison that prepares you for prison
It's all designed for their agenda just like school prepares kids for jail or the job system where You work yourself to death so someone else can reep the benefits
It was the officers fault so it was a self-defense type of thing
Officers got in trouble
The cop was up to no good they had a gun on them that was stolen from the eviden room
Still can not believe they didn't just lie or convict him anyway. God was truly looking out for him
Pac said it when he was alive it more white people buy my music than black. Me been black it surprise me because it was 10 years after his death to i seen that video
@dcedrickphillips6223 Yeah, I am surprised to hear that for back then. When I say what I said, I'm simply basing that off of what kids in my school listened to. For the most part besides me and maybe 2 other white kids none of them liked rap. All in to that hard rock trash lol
Glad pac knew how to he meant to people of all races while he was alive.
When did he said tha,Pac loved his black people.
Yet all those white kids all of a sudden became rap fans with Eminem right.
Bro you gotta chill out you are still blabbering on let mom get her toughts off..no disrespect to you im just saying rewatch these vids and you will see what we are talking about..but we appreciate the videos and yalls prospectives keep it up 💪
No problem, I think recently I've gotten better at that. Just trying to explain stuff cause I never know what she got from what he said. Lately we are letting a verse play before pausing. I do love to talk lol
Off duty cops who had stolen guns on them
Ok, did not know that thanks
Not only were they stolen guns but they were stolen from the evidence locker and they were drunk.
Looks like the lady knew about Pac than the dude but she was playing the part of supporting mother but dude wants to just listen to his narrative and prove himself as hip hop head.
Tupac was set up by that charge Suge had to bail him out of jail
Right, we will get to that whole thing
nah he’s debut was Trapped on MTV while it debut he got beat by the cops because he was “Jay walking “ Pac sued The Oakland police department settle with Tupac
Ok thanks. I knew he had hits like trapped and brenda in 91 but I didn't know if places like MTV showed them or not. Thats why I was thinking maybe 93 with I get around was the first song that made him crazy famous.
@@RapItUp41 Yep 1991 he was 20 years old
@@RapItUp41 Yeah he was in jail with busting face while his video debuted you can still find the pics on the internet
@@2anti386 ok thanks, I think I remember hearing about that a while ago. Probably on a documentary or something. That's so insane they tried to arrest Him for jaywalking, such a ridiculous law to begin with and then escalated the way it did. Terrible but not surprising unfortunately
when he says THEY WILL GET ME CUZ I GOT IT, he means his own people will rob and kill him cuz the feel he has money
Y'all know nothing about him stop it shut up