The skinny girl you see walking on the sidewalk while the guys are trying to holler at her from the car is Jada Pinkett Smith. Her and Tupac were best friends since high school and he put her in this music video. He also gave her first movie role in Menace to Society when he told the directors he wanted his homegirl in the movie
I don’t care, but Tupac is the greatest of all. There is no rapper like him. He can make you cry he can make you laugh he can make you mad. You don’t hear 2Pac you feel 2Pac and honestly Biggie Smalls ain’t got nothing on him.
Tupac’s incredible but nobody can top Eminem….he can do all this too. Hailey’s song which is a song to his daughter about when he is dead and gone? I love Tupac but Eminem is the GOAT
I was born in 85. I was blessed to grew up being able to listen to his music as he released it. No one in hop hop can come close to him. Tupac was so unique and ahead of his time. He is and will always be the GOAT
If ever there was an easy A to be made in a college class! I would’ve loved to take that course. I could’ve passed off of first hand knowledge and memory of the 90’s alone.
When he speaking on his son, he actually speaking on the kids that’s growing up in the ghetto. If Mia was coming in the 90’s to actually see Tupac and how he move she would’ve been hurt on his passing. The best poet/rapper ever. RIP 2Pac Thug Life
Pac was a revolutionary he was too much of a threat to the powers that be, had he been alive he's goal was to bring the east coast and west coast together he would have done amazing things, when he's all eyes on me album got released i remember driving around London in the summer in my sports car windows down sunroof open blasting 2 pac full volume, great memories 💿🎵🎼🔊😊
I just watched this video yesterday. When I saw it on my screen I thought it was from yesterday and it took me a second to realize it was Mia reacting to it
I’m NY born and raised 36 yrs old grew up with a single mom, so I 100% know the struggle and agree with Tupac in this song. And trust me when I tell you this generation is so soft. It makes me sick to see what these men have become now or days. A real man never runs from his family and always treat a woman with the upmost respect 🫡. Iv seen men come and go being raised my a single mother and how they treated her and in a way it was a blessing for me cause I wanna be the best father I can be if and when I have kids
I have been listening to Tupac since I was 10 years old in 2002. I still haven't gotten over him. As someone who grew up with a single mother, this one is special.
Tupac is Michael Jackson in hip-hop he has over 1. 6 billion fans around the world he still the biggest rapper in the world I’ll read this in the magazine in UK London
That right love.. I from uk 🇬🇧 Tupac is so big in uk his music is everywhere here. He the only usa rapper we love. He still the biggest rapper in the world 🌎. 2nd is Eminem Please reaction Tupac - letter to my unborn child ❤️❤️
I was so happy watching you watch this. I was devastated when he passed and to this day wonder how much more he would've changed the world as he got older and evolved.
Man, that second verse doe 😪 LOVED the reaction. If you can Mia, could you consider reacting to some of Tupac’s interviews he’s done. He’s an amazing speaker. I believe you’d enjoy seeing that side of Pac.
Another classic reaction to a classic song. What I love about your reactions is your understanding of the messages given. Thank God for Women like you in this New Generation!
You definitely have to listen to Dear Mama after this one. But you are speaking the truth about this generation being soft, and only care about themselves. I am glad I’m a 90s baby! 34
That's Jada Pinkett Smith at the beginning walking while they are trying to talk to her. 2pac and her are friends from high school back when he lived in Baltimore before moving to the west coast.
You are amazing...and watching you feel and understand pac is so deep 4 me...I have a passion 4 words and I lived through the 90s era...stuck in it still...keep exploring pac...GREATEST OF ALL TIME
While watching these are a guilty pleasure, my line of work wouldn't have guys do stuff like watch these videos. That said I remember a neighbor who operates a 250 ton crane (I train and license people to operate those cranes and about 50 other things), had an anime ringtone so maybe it is different these days lol. But my wife is a decade younger than me, we have a bunch of kids and the money I am on with the work I do, lets her stay at home and look after the home and kids. Which to me is the most important job between the two of us because she makes the family love rich while I make the money to enable us to do it like the old days.
Too many women today one DIY men! Women think they can make a man into the man they want. Tupac was just wrapping about a problem that’s been going on for years.😍🎶
2Pac had a lot of positive messages. Love it and him. Most men and most women are different, and 2Pac was acutely aware of that. Men have an important role, and it's different from the traditional female role. The world now focuses on emotion and appearances instead of what IS. The really good things in the world are ancient, simple, and profound.
I've been waiting for this one even more than *(Dear Mama)* both of which have *NO Curse words* but still glad your doing Explicit versions even though some *2Pac* songs have *NO Curse Words* & people don't notice
Pac makes references in his music to scenarios he didn’t actually go through, because he looked at himself as someone who was reporting what was going on in the neighborhoods he lived in, as a reporter of the hood. Some of the experiences he rapped about were things where someone he knew went through it. When he references his son, he’s talking about any young black male. Pac is one of the greatest story tellers of all time.
Yeah. Similar to when he said 'I blame my mother for turning my brother into a crack baby' It wasn't about his actual brother. I think he was talking about how we are all responsible for the youth.
2Pac was definitely ahead of his time. "Holla if you hear me" is a powerful song. It exposed the treatment given by law enforcement. Even the Vice President of the United States was trying to shut it down. The government was trying to bann it. This song is so powerful. Once you react to it...you will feel his voice
You’ve been listening to rap music a lot now, so you have to know it’s a introspective of yours friends and the world around you is how the rap artist speaks. They live in the inner cities and poverty, and single parent families, crime, shootings, drug abuse and dealing etc. You don’t have to do any of these things in this environment but it’s a part of every day life.Tupac wrote poetry about it and it feels real because of the hurt, pain, and despair struggle brings.
In the 1950's I believe that 85% of black house holds had fathers in the home which produced structure. Now, it's down to 25%, also this younger generation now are being raised by culture not the their parents, so whatever is trendy that's what they emulate. I was a teen when this song was popular (dated myself there, ignore that) and it became an anthem for women, and those that were down trodden and it inspired to young men to step up. Nice reaction ✨️💯
i grew up with these morals and respect for women. tupac was for sure ahead of his time, such more than a ''rapper''. oh and again, you're so BEAUTIFUL. ugh. lolll
I am from the same school as Tupac, stand for all he stands for, and I want to say how much I appreciate you for showing interest in and keeping the spirit alive
Like Pac once said in an interview, we've forgotten our roles as people. The men have forgotten their role as a man therefore the woman have forgotten their roles as women. Speaking of that interview you should check it out. Tupac Lost vibe Interview. Great reaction
I am 60, I feel you on the Softness.. I on the other hand feel really bad for you kids because all you know is War and Fighting and the Ugliness times have become.. I came up in the 60s and 70s, the 80s were a blast and the rise of anger came in the 90s, it was well heard in the music that was put out.. Tupac was the Truth!
If Pac was still alive, these modern idols wouldn't be glorified. Notice the time, you had to step your game up in rap during this era. You actually had to have an original thought and a vocabulary to back it up.
I think you are spot on about the generation & about how the women reject the standards of being traditional, but still want the benefits of traditional women.
Mia 2 Pac is a Legend. Legends never die. You don't listen Tupac you feeling Tupac. 2PAC FOREVER. I have been listen Tupac since 1995. Greetings from Poland
What rap song could can compare to this song alone? He was the true goat! He spoke the heart and wanted people to feel and understand what was going on in poor neighborhoods. He said “I may not be able to change it. But if I keep talking about how dirty it is someone will clean it up.”
Thank you for another Pac reaction ! I will keep saying it almost 30 years since his death which is crazy to think about. PAC was the poet for the people he wasn't perfect but he spoke what is really going on perfectly.
For the comment regarding talking about his kids, hes referencing the future yourh as his kids. He knew his music would be timeless. So he was speaking to the future youth. Also, he always talked about death and him dying soon. That was one of the major reasons why he didnt wanna have kids. He grew up without a father and didnt want his seed to grow up without one as well And to your comment about the youth today lacking maturity, i can relate. Im in my mid to late 20s with an old school mentality, and talking to most guys around my age, makes my young nephews look like college professors. I usually have convos with ppl in their 30s n 40s. Most of em tell me how im very mature for my age
Tupac was ripe for a young man of his age, he was only 21-22 years old at the time when he wrote this song. We are still heartbroken over such a waste! Could I suggest you some documentaries such as: "2pac resurrection" (in English ), "Who killed 2pac?" (Karl Zéro facts), and finally, "pac the truth about his political message" on Musicfeeling tv. The last two are in French, however you can activate the English translation. Believe me, these three documents describe the character perfectly. Hi!
6:26 Facts, pac would’ve clowned them for being that way and not knowing how to treat the ladies right, he was big on respecting women despite the incident that happened in 1994
Tupacs music was far a head of it's time. He's not just the greatest rapper of all time. But one of the greatest artists of all time!!! That man was a fucking poet with his lyrics!
Watch 2Pac & Janet Jackson movie "Poetic Justice" in this 1993 movie 2Pac has a daughter (about 4/5 years old) this movie shows 2Pac as a father. My favorite 2pac movie
Sampled ‘Oooh Child’ by The Five Stair Steps of the 70’s. The ‘tryin to make a dollar out of 15 cent’ is a bar the Shock G dropped in a Digital Underground video, which PAC was a member of. Very honest reaction, well done!👍🏾
2Pac was a master lyricist with his rhymes 👊🏻💯 🎶 (among other things). There’s a role reversal from the men/women from my generation (Gen X, having full blown families and having the traditional jobs such as doctors, lawyers, engineers, firefighters, police officers, military men , and etc) to today’s generation (career driven women, “Me” generation, and etc). A lot of men/women were having children out of wedlock, so I was seeing the abuse of the welfare system during the 90’s as well.
Pac is speaking in "3rd Person" when talking of having children. As allot of his songs are from the viewpoint of the listener & not necessarily his own!! Check out 2Pac "If My Homie Calls" for more early 'Pac joints!! 👍🏾👍🏾
Tupac died in 1996 at age 25, this song was from 93 from his second album, Pac went to jail in 94 after being falsely accused of sexual assault and served 8 months before being bailed out by Deathrow Records executive Suge Knight, then after that he was shot 5 times after being setup in a recording studio, he survived but this was what lead to him and biggie beefing pretty much after he thought Big set him up or atleast was involved in some way. These events changed him and you could hear it in his music that came out after, he was definitely angrier but he never stopped rapping about real shit nonetheless
Well you just like the rest of us now. You fell in love with this man. I was like 8 when this song came out and when I first listened to him it was it for the rest of em. 😝 😂
Thank you mia for reacting to one of my favorites, California love and keep ya head up ✔️ I can't wait for you to try and react to to live and die in LA, dear mama me against the world
Blows my mind that Tupac was 20 or 21 when he released this song. His maturity and intelligence was uncomparable, still my GOAT
its literally insane
@@MiaintheMoment pls react to prince purple rain
Pac was 21 or 22 😢😢
Maturity started early in those days now it’s a give me give me
His mother was a black panther
He was too honest and direct for this world.
Pac grew up around Black Panthers , arguably the greatest panther raised him, he was very mature for his age.
This why he is considered the greatest of all time he was wayy ahead of his time
so so true
The skinny girl you see walking on the sidewalk while the guys are trying to holler at her from the car is Jada Pinkett Smith. Her and Tupac were best friends since high school and he put her in this music video. He also gave her first movie role in Menace to Society when he told the directors he wanted his homegirl in the movie
I don’t care, but Tupac is the greatest of all. There is no rapper like him. He can make you cry he can make you laugh he can make you mad. You don’t hear 2Pac you feel 2Pac and honestly Biggie Smalls ain’t got nothing on him.
totally agree. i still need to do dear mama
@@MiaintheMoment react to his song "cause i had to" the unreleased version by tupac he rapping the whole song ❤❤
Biggie stoled someone else's style and even name. Look up on TH-cam for Notorious B-1. Its a rapper from Michigan I believe. You'll see what's up.
Tupac’s incredible but nobody can top Eminem….he can do all this too. Hailey’s song which is a song to his daughter about when he is dead and gone? I love Tupac but Eminem is the GOAT
@@craigwalker7693 nah cool with that Tupacs the goat even M&M says Tupac’s the Goat you don’t hear him you feel him .. look it up
I was born in 85. I was blessed to grew up being able to listen to his music as he released it. No one in hop hop can come close to him. Tupac was so unique and ahead of his time. He is and will always be the GOAT
2Pac in his own words said he didn't want to bring kids especially black kids into this world. He said that in an interview. Timeless song.
This dude is an icon!!! I grew up on this music. University of Cal-Berkley used to teach a class on his poetry
totally agree
If ever there was an easy A to be made in a college class! I would’ve loved to take that course. I could’ve passed off of first hand knowledge and memory of the 90’s alone.
When he speaking on his son, he actually speaking on the kids that’s growing up in the ghetto. If Mia was coming in the 90’s to actually see Tupac and how he move she would’ve been hurt on his passing. The best poet/rapper ever. RIP 2Pac Thug Life
Pac was a revolutionary he was too much of a threat to the powers that be, had he been alive he's goal was to bring the east coast and west coast together he would have done amazing things, when he's all eyes on me album got released i remember driving around London in the summer in my sports car windows down sunroof open blasting 2 pac full volume, great memories 💿🎵🎼🔊😊
Before “dear mama” reaction, would be nice to check his interview with Gordons.
Yes! this is the song I was waiting for you to see. My favorite 2pac song.
Facts!
I just watched this video yesterday. When I saw it on my screen I thought it was from yesterday and it took me a second to realize it was Mia reacting to it
im doing dear mama next
@@MiaintheMoment you'll love it
I’m NY born and raised 36 yrs old grew up with a single mom, so I 100% know the struggle and agree with Tupac in this song. And trust me when I tell you this generation is so soft. It makes me sick to see what these men have become now or days. A real man never runs from his family and always treat a woman with the upmost respect 🫡. Iv seen men come and go being raised my a single mother and how they treated her and in a way it was a blessing for me cause I wanna be the best father I can be if and when I have kids
I was born 96 the year 2pac was... the first CD I ever owned was me against the world album.
I have been listening to Tupac since I was 10 years old in 2002. I still haven't gotten over him. As someone who grew up with a single mother, this one is special.
Tupac is Michael Jackson in hip-hop he has over 1. 6 billion fans around the world he still the biggest rapper in the world I’ll read this in the magazine in UK London
I think your reaching saying pac has that many fans
@@jacobbruce3174 😂
That right love.. I from uk 🇬🇧 Tupac is so big in uk his music is everywhere here. He the only usa rapper we love. He still the biggest rapper in the world 🌎. 2nd is Eminem
Please reaction Tupac - letter to my unborn child ❤️❤️
Facts!!!
@jacobbruce3174 it's even here in middle east we love him,we have even 2pac t-shirt sold in the malls
Tupac - Letter to my unborn
We knew u will like this mama, pac is the goat because he’s bigger than hip hop.
Pac is the Greatest to Ever do it, he was more than a Rapper.
Reaction Request
2Pac - "Tounge Kissing"🎧
2Pac - "Live & Die in LA" 🎧
2pac - "Temptations" 🎧
2Pac & Jon B. - "Are You Still Down" 🎧
2Pac - "Thug Passion" 🎧
2Pac - "Letter To My Unborn" 🎧
2Pac & Faith Evans - "Happy Home" 🎧
2Pac - "Hit em Up" 🎧
2Pac & Danny boy - "Nigga Nature" 🎧
Tongue Kissing and R U Still Down are two of my favorites
I was so happy watching you watch this. I was devastated when he passed and to this day wonder how much more he would've changed the world as he got older and evolved.
Man, that second verse doe 😪 LOVED the reaction.
If you can Mia, could you consider reacting to some of Tupac’s interviews he’s done. He’s an amazing speaker. I believe you’d enjoy seeing that side of Pac.
2pac will always be number one 1⃣ in my hiphop list
Another classic reaction to a classic song. What I love about your reactions is your understanding of the messages given. Thank God for Women like you in this New Generation!
You definitely have to listen to Dear Mama after this one.
But you are speaking the truth about this generation being soft, and only care about themselves. I am glad I’m a 90s baby! 34
yes babe for sure doing that song next
Big facts 97 here I feel u on that 1000%
That's Jada Pinkett Smith at the beginning walking while they are trying to talk to her. 2pac and her are friends from high school back when he lived in Baltimore before moving to the west coast.
You are amazing...and watching you feel and understand pac is so deep 4 me...I have a passion 4 words and I lived through the 90s era...stuck in it still...keep exploring pac...GREATEST OF ALL TIME
While watching these are a guilty pleasure, my line of work wouldn't have guys do stuff like watch these videos. That said I remember a neighbor who operates a 250 ton crane (I train and license people to operate those cranes and about 50 other things), had an anime ringtone so maybe it is different these days lol. But my wife is a decade younger than me, we have a bunch of kids and the money I am on with the work I do, lets her stay at home and look after the home and kids. Which to me is the most important job between the two of us because she makes the family love rich while I make the money to enable us to do it like the old days.
Too many women today one DIY men! Women think they can make a man into the man they want. Tupac was just wrapping about a problem that’s been going on for years.😍🎶
5:00 he actually predicted todays rap industry in a interview he did
link to the interview - th-cam.com/video/r6EZfOw7nOM/w-d-xo.htmlsi=WhwKmUd58O1cvXTf
2Pac had a lot of positive messages. Love it and him. Most men and most women are different, and 2Pac was acutely aware of that. Men have an important role, and it's different from the traditional female role. The world now focuses on emotion and appearances instead of what IS. The really good things in the world are ancient, simple, and profound.
I've been waiting for this one even more than *(Dear Mama)* both of which have *NO Curse words* but still glad your doing Explicit versions even though some *2Pac* songs have *NO Curse Words* & people don't notice
Pac makes references in his music to scenarios he didn’t actually go through, because he looked at himself as someone who was reporting what was going on in the neighborhoods he lived in, as a reporter of the hood. Some of the experiences he rapped about were things where someone he knew went through it. When he references his son, he’s talking about any young black male. Pac is one of the greatest story tellers of all time.
Yeah. Similar to when he said 'I blame my mother for turning my brother into a crack baby' It wasn't about his actual brother. I think he was talking about how we are all responsible for the youth.
I love your Pac reactions u are so bomb Tupac will always be the greatest not just for music but what he stood 4
Yeah he can't be compared to any rapper , Because he is not just a rapper. He is more than a rapper.❤
@@LYNX0227 exactly
babygirl u didn't need to wear that shirt..... keep your head up you're beautiful LONG LIVE PAC
Shes knows what she's doing
Shes fishing 4 the weak simp beta males up here
2Pac was definitely ahead of his time. "Holla if you hear me" is a powerful song. It exposed the treatment given by law enforcement. Even the Vice President of the United States was trying to shut it down. The government was trying to bann it. This song is so powerful. Once you react to it...you will feel his voice
You’ve been listening to rap music a lot now, so you have to know it’s a introspective of yours friends and the world around you is how the rap artist speaks.
They live in the inner cities and poverty, and single parent families, crime, shootings, drug abuse and dealing etc. You don’t have to do any of these things in this environment but it’s a part of every day life.Tupac wrote poetry about it and it feels real because of the hurt, pain, and despair struggle brings.
In the 1950's I believe that 85% of black house holds had fathers in the home which produced structure. Now, it's down to 25%, also this younger generation now are being raised by culture not the their parents, so whatever is trendy that's what they emulate. I was a teen when this song was popular (dated myself there, ignore that) and it became an anthem for women, and those that were down trodden and it inspired to young men to step up. Nice reaction ✨️💯
Your consciousness is expanding.
Have been waiting for this 😍😍
The Verve. “Bittersweet Symphony.” Live at Glastonbury 2008. Music video is cool too. Epic song.
Great suggestion, but I would say she reacts to the official music video because the video is very iconic.
This is a good one!!!
i grew up with these morals and respect for women. tupac was for sure ahead of his time, such more than a ''rapper''. oh and again, you're so BEAUTIFUL. ugh. lolll
I am from the same school as Tupac, stand for all he stands for, and I want to say how much I appreciate you for showing interest in and keeping the spirit alive
Love your vibes keep it up
This and Dear Mama really showcased his love and respect for women ✨
He is the GOAT. Talkin about kids, would love to see you reacting to “Letter to my unborn child”
Best Pac song. And there's a lot to choose from.
Str8 out of Texas...My lady😊
Like Pac once said in an interview, we've forgotten our roles as people. The men have forgotten their role as a man therefore the woman have forgotten their roles as women. Speaking of that interview you should check it out. Tupac Lost vibe Interview. Great reaction
Im way more of a fan of yours now than I was before. You are awesome!
I am 60, I feel you on the Softness.. I on the other hand feel really bad for you kids because all you know is War and Fighting and the Ugliness times have become.. I came up in the 60s and 70s, the 80s were a blast and the rise of anger came in the 90s, it was well heard in the music that was put out.. Tupac was the Truth!
Thanks to NWA who were rewarded to kill the genre of Hip Hop
If Pac was still alive, these modern idols wouldn't be glorified. Notice the time, you had to step your game up in rap during this era. You actually had to have an original thought and a vocabulary to back it up.
Pac. He was a friend of Mine. And He could sing a Song, His Heart in every Line.
Feels like we waiting for the season finale of Mia In The Moment w the "Dear Mama" Reaction lol
almost every tupac songs you ll react to will be your favorite !!! girl you open a door you aint ready for withe that tupac thing ! enjoy
I think you are spot on about the generation & about how the women reject the standards of being traditional, but still want the benefits of traditional women.
Mia 2 Pac is a Legend. Legends never die. You don't listen Tupac you feeling Tupac. 2PAC FOREVER. I have been listen Tupac since 1995. Greetings from Poland
Love your reaction . Y'all younger generations are different. Males and Females.
Mia is such a beautiful queen ❤❤❤❤
Job B's Are U Still Down featuring 2Pac is another good song.
2pac was far beyond his time.
What rap song could can compare to this song alone? He was the true goat! He spoke the heart and wanted people to feel and understand what was going on in poor neighborhoods. He said “I may not be able to change it. But if I keep talking about how dirty it is someone will clean it up.”
Thank you for another Pac reaction ! I will keep saying it almost 30 years since his death which is crazy to think about. PAC was the poet for the people he wasn't perfect but he spoke what is really going on perfectly.
For the comment regarding talking about his kids, hes referencing the future yourh as his kids. He knew his music would be timeless. So he was speaking to the future youth. Also, he always talked about death and him dying soon. That was one of the major reasons why he didnt wanna have kids. He grew up without a father and didnt want his seed to grow up without one as well
And to your comment about the youth today lacking maturity, i can relate. Im in my mid to late 20s with an old school mentality, and talking to most guys around my age, makes my young nephews look like college professors. I usually have convos with ppl in their 30s n 40s. Most of em tell me how im very mature for my age
I met Tupac out in the bay when I was a kid. Real humble dude I was young at the time but I remember him being a real solid dude
Great reaction episode 😎💯💯💯❤️
Rest N Peace Pac 🥀🕊️🙏
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🕊️. 🕊️🕊️. 🕊️🕊️🕊️
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Tupac was ripe for a young man of his age, he was only 21-22 years old at the time when he wrote this song. We are still heartbroken over such a waste! Could I suggest you some documentaries such as: "2pac resurrection" (in English ), "Who killed 2pac?" (Karl Zéro facts), and finally, "pac the truth about his political message" on Musicfeeling tv. The last two are in French, however you can activate the English translation. Believe me, these three documents describe the character perfectly. Hi!
This my favorite song the pro black Tupac was best version
Soft. The word your looking for.
6:26 Facts, pac would’ve clowned them for being that way and not knowing how to treat the ladies right, he was big on respecting women despite the incident that happened in 1994
I agree 👍
Tupacs music was far a head of it's time. He's not just the greatest rapper of all time. But one of the greatest artists of all time!!! That man was a fucking poet with his lyrics!
Watch 2Pac & Janet Jackson movie
"Poetic Justice" in this 1993 movie 2Pac has a daughter (about 4/5 years old) this movie shows 2Pac as a father.
My favorite 2pac movie
Side note
The little girl in the movie is NOT his real daughter, but shows him in the role as a father
When pac was in college he wrote a book of poems called the rose that grew from the concrete
Beautiful Reaction, love your channel!
Love everything you said at the end 💯
Sampled ‘Oooh Child’ by The Five Stair Steps of the 70’s. The ‘tryin to make a dollar out of 15 cent’ is a bar the Shock G dropped in a Digital Underground video, which PAC was a member of. Very honest reaction, well done!👍🏾
One of my favorite songs of all time 🙌🏾🔥🔥
I was a sophomore in high school when this came out all of his words are scary prophetically correct🦍💯
Awesome reaction one his best songs
Another magnificent reaction video divine 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾‼️
the best to ever do it
2Pac was a master lyricist with his rhymes 👊🏻💯 🎶 (among other things).
There’s a role reversal from the men/women from my generation (Gen X, having full blown families and having the traditional jobs such as doctors, lawyers, engineers, firefighters, police officers, military men , and etc) to today’s generation (career driven women, “Me” generation, and etc).
A lot of men/women were having children out of wedlock, so I was seeing the abuse of the welfare system during the 90’s as well.
One of my favorite PAC songs. Letting people know it’s going to get better don’t give up 💯
Pac is the GOAT of rap, In was 12 when he died.
First time watcher, great reaction beautiful.
Keep those thangs up
Pac was 21 when he recorded this song. Pac passed in 96. the song was released when he was 22 in 10/93. He passed 09/1996
Pac is speaking in "3rd Person" when talking of having children. As allot of his songs are from the viewpoint of the listener & not necessarily his own!! Check out 2Pac "If My Homie Calls" for more early 'Pac joints!! 👍🏾👍🏾
Your Tupac reactions are on point still one song I no ul enjoy tho
Tupac died in 1996 at age 25, this song was from 93 from his second album, Pac went to jail in 94 after being falsely accused of sexual assault and served 8 months before being bailed out by Deathrow Records executive Suge Knight, then after that he was shot 5 times after being setup in a recording studio, he survived but this was what lead to him and biggie beefing pretty much after he thought Big set him up or atleast was involved in some way. These events changed him and you could hear it in his music that came out after, he was definitely angrier but he never stopped rapping about real shit nonetheless
Tupac is my favorite rapper
Did I not say this song was dope Mia? ☺Absolutely love this reaction.
ty great recats and channel
Thoughtful reaction!
Well you just like the rest of us now. You fell in love with this man. I was like 8 when this song came out and when I first listened to him it was it for the rest of em. 😝 😂
I love 2pac u got a new sub for this 1!!💪💪💯💯🔥🔥🤝🏻.. Much love we will always keep 2pac alive threw us. 😊
Great reaction damm your soo cute and pretty keep ya head up and keep going girl👌🏽💯
Thank you mia for reacting to one of my favorites, California love and keep ya head up ✔️
I can't wait for you to try and react to to live and die in LA, dear mama me against the world