I almost cried watching this again!!! | 2Pac - Brenda's Got A Baby | REACTION
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Saddest part about Pac is he was a conscious man caught up in that bs trying to wake people up.
Damn. That's a good point
Pete D I seen the same pattern to anyone talking what needs to be talked about. I remember Daylyt, before all the antics talking on corrupt cops, talking about helping the community and wrongs in the streets. And nobody gave it the time of the day.
People really need to wake up.
Not too many ppl know ..what u jus said...
You want this life? THis is the result.
Remember He Didn't Give A DAMN What He SAID. About NOTHING!!!
And now years later we woke and nobody wanna listen to us speak.
Tupac a real poet and my favorite Rapper ever. He’s the reason why I love rap. Keep doing Tupac reactions my guy.
Biagrin bro me tooo .Pac is the reason I love rapper
old rap yes... new rap no... old rap had something to say... new rap only show tits, cars and bitches... new rap is crap...
Pac's life bro he is the big rap of history I love him ❤💪
@@seelenwinter6662 not all of em check out polo g he's a poet
@@seelenwinter6662 he made a changes remix and it hits different
Why dosent this get more views cmon guys Pac is a LEGEND
Misplaced af. Everybody reading your comment watched the video
@@teunknotnerus1450 i agree my guy . its sad he has done more by 25yrs old than anyone currently .
The reason why this doesn't get a lot of views is people ''nowadays'' like ignorant shit.
It ain't about the views
Old Skool 80s Fan man you now what the fuck is up. I seen this mans comment and was bout to say the same shit under it
He wasn’t even old enough to buy a drink when made this song... Way ahead of his time
I'm Old enough to go to WAR, but I ain't old Enough to Drink
"He knew he was powerful, that's why people hated him" Dude, speaking FACTS.
Tupac is not one of the goats.. he is THE GOAT👑
🎯
Tupac 🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐legend this is a classic coach do more tupac please
I'm not a parent and I'm appalled by the part when the lady threw the baby in the garbage. That's low.
@@devotheambivert9875 yea that shits terrible if someone really couldn't raise a baby at least give it to a family or a shelter
@@vickymonita75vm Word. That's real talk. Terrible is an understatement. Also, I feel that babies should not be aborted either. People have to be ultra wise and think clearly before engaging in unprotected sex. If you don't want the baby, then don't partake in unprotected sexual intercourse, right? Abortion is straight up murder. Throwing babies in garbages is dishonorable, detestable, and depraved.
@@devotheambivert9875 Bro these things disturb me too, but shot like this happens
Luckily, Pac himself has his own answer to the depression I got from Brenda's Got A Baby, and thats song is Keep Ya Head Up. Changes too. I relate to none of those problems and yet those songs sooth me
I can get PTSD from as mush as hearing or imagining someone throwing a baby in trash. What Tupac also teaches is to keep our heads up, really focus in the positives of life
Fuck yea
Em may be the best when it comes to bars, vocabulary, wordplay and things like that but when it comes to emotions, storytelling and making people think, Pac is untouchable to me.
2PAC and NF Goats of making song that you can learn from,get inspired from and just emotionally move you....
@Brian Griffin Sometimes, it's not about the words you rhyme but how you deliver it. 2pac delivery was unreal. Eminem is in 2nd place for me, and he's actually my favorite rapper.
@gotove we understanded you, but no one talked about the numbers, read the comment, he said in a simple way "Eminem = Vocabulary and Wordplay Genius / 2Pac = Delivery and Context Genius" (Context refering to real life situations, storytelling, politics, etc...)
PS. not saying that 2Pac is not a Lyrical genius or Eminem a deliery genius, just to clarify that
I agree
@Brian Griffin you are fucking stupid
The most amazing thing, this was his first single, his first video. This is how he chose to introduced himself to the music industry, and the world.
A true man .
#NoLifeGang Keep up with these old school reactions!
Word. Eye For An Eye by Mobb Deep, Cream by Wu-Tang, Nas Is Like by Nas, Definition by Mos Def and Talib Kweli, Ready Or Not by Fugees, and B.I.B.L.E. by Killah Priest are raw old school songs.
He will kill it if he does. He might not think so but Kvng Guap blew up off of old school reactions
We got to
Every time Pac opens his mouth he tells a story. He gives the victims of the streets a voice. This was during a time when there wasn’t as many recourses for girls like Brenda, safe haven laws were unheard of. Pac was a modern day activist. He was brilliant.
This is a classic. Pac was the realest and brought alot to hip/hop and is a true legend in the game. React to Dear Mama
He was a masterpiece within himself.. his book The Rose That Grew From Concrete shows how intelligent & deep he was... i still have the news paper article from when he was murdered & back then they kept finding babies in trash cans
Yep...sad
Can U share some pictures of that ?
2pac is the reason y am prolly still alive today,man help me out a very dark hole..
Jk😂😂😂
It was a true story. Tupac read it in a newspaper i think when he was visiting his home city...............................NEW YORK CITY.
Tupac Amaru Shakur was born on June 16, 1971, into an African-American family in the East Harlem section of Manhattan in New York City. His birth name was Lesane Parish Crooks> Now thats some TRUTH!
Yeah he was on the set of Juice and read about it.
I can't really say that I'm a Pac fan, but I recognize his greatness, and his impact... RIP legend
His MUSIC Was So DEEP and REAL!!! He Said Things No One Would NEVER SAY.
Sexy Scorpio facts 💯
You are a fan even if you don’t think you are
The Undisputed G.O.A.T !!! 🐐
Tupac will forever be remembered
It is not even debatable. PAC=G.O.A.T.
Chris Chaman so true 💯
The only other rapper in the conversation is Eminem
@@skrrtburger2520 nah. The topic is 2pac.
Love this song! Too deep 💔 it’s like a mini movie, real life depicted in the hood.
PAC can get to you happy sad whatever pac touch many of people’s harts RIP PAC
Yeah Brenda couldn’t spell her name but this dude can’t even spell heart 😂
People who don't like 2 pac don't understand 2 pac I was one then I sit down shut up and listen yes he was a real gangster and I don't mean thug he was alot like the old gangsters of the 20 30 40s people don't like him cause he told the truth how he saw the world and how life was for him I've come to respect 2 pac alot my hats off to one of the Kings of rap
@@up1nsm0ke420 sry didn't explain myself enough lol I studied the gangsters of the old days likewise I hear ya but I didn't just mean gangster in the since of like the crip or thug thing gangsters back in time like Capone bugsy the guys that Harlem nights movie is based on don't know there names and several others had whole communities that watched out for them help them cause they watched out for them and did there best to left up everyone around them they were a voice for the voiceless and yea they had bad qualities to but I've alway kinda compared pac to them and after I understood him a little more I hold him in a higher light than just the thug that some close minded people prefer to look at him
Jerry moran mb I see what ya saying, ya man real talk. Need more adults out here trying to teach these youngsters the game, that shits more og than teaching em how to shoot up a house or push dope
Tupac never was a gangster he hung with gangbangers but pac friends said he was never a gang member
When you see someone you dont know getting harrassed and u risk ur freedom to intervene and shoot 2 crooked cops and get off, when you hear a kid in hospital is not doing well and they are ur fan n u turn ur car round n go there to make that kids day n stay in contact with them, when you open your home to everyone around you and put food in their mouths and ask for nothing but true friendship, when you die coz you went at someone that lay hands on ur brother in an instant and when you're dead a year then ur song where u wish someone rest in peace that died after you comes out n rocks everyone's mind, when Versace pays you to wear their shit ......That's Gangster. Fuck blue or red or this block that block gangster is all these "gangsters" now trying to be like Pac and not even reaching the soles of his shoes. Pac is gangster as fuck and always will be
Tupac wasn't a gangster. He tried selling drugs for a while but he eventually got robbed and the guy he was selling for basically subbed him funds because he could see Tupac's talent.
Tupac's thug life tattoo stands for The Hate You Give Little Infants Fucks Everyone. He heard that from someone and it resonated within him.
Also, when he says Nigga, that stands for Never Ignorant, Getting Goals Accomplished.
He was probably *the* most misunderstood rapper in history. He was the softest, most kind hearted "gangster rapper" in history. He was one of a kind and the World would be a better place now if some fuckwit didn't kill him!
I grew up on Tupac and even wrote a paper on this song and topic when I was in middle school and my teacher wrote a whole page back to me when she graded it where she expressed concern that I was so passionate about the issues of teen pregnancy, molestation, neglectful parents and the effects of poverty on black youth then she commended me, said writing was my calling and thanked me for leading her to listen to the song. She said she cried and couldn't believe she became a Tupac fan. I still have that paper to this day as a reminder.
I’m 15 now and I’ve liked 2Pac since I was 10 years old and I still think he’s the greatest rapper of all time
Love the video bro no life gang family 💯 you should react to dear Mama and changes
Facts
Yep I Ain't Mad At Cha and Untill the End of Time as well
Literally shed a few tears
Hands down. 2pac would get you on any level when it comes to music 🎶 RIP PAC #NoLifeGang
Wow. It’s been at least 20 years since I heard that song. Thanks for taking me back. 💚Tupac
Man this song reached in and touched my soul when I was growing up. I’m a white dude, 37 years old and I use to crave Tupac’s music. I felt like I was learning about the way different people lived life and the struggles they faced as I was listening to his stories. I was 15 when he died. I bought every CD he ever made and hung his poster up in my room. Both discs of All Eyez on Me are in my disc changer in my truck RIGHT NOW.
Tupac was incredibly special.
My parents divorced when I was 8 and my dad was sort of around after. When I was 14 my mom was killed by a drunk driver and it took 2 months for him to disappear almost completely. Then I found out that he decided to celebrate my 21st birthday by legally divorcing himself from me so he didn't have to pay any more child support (Indiana law states that you must pay support for a child if they are enrolled in college, which I was at the time). I was 24 when I found that out so he did it and didn't even have the balls to tell me, and I only found out years later due to something unrelated.
Anyway, eventually he had a 'come to jesus moment' or some shit, realized he was getting older and tried to get back in my life with some half ass apology. I told him he was no longer my father and therefore had no right to speak to me ever again. That was over 12 years ago and I haven't seen/heard from him since. He may be alive, may not be, and I don't care. I'm better off without him. They always say you can pick your friends but you can't pick your family, which is true, and unfortunate. It sucks but I made it out the other side just fine.
Look man. I’m a white 35 year old from wales 🏴 the uk. I grew up listening to 2pac. He had a massive impact on my life. Anybody who grows up these days listening to hip hop that don’t respect this
Generation of music makes me sad man. It’s the best generation of hip hop by far. And 2pac was at the for front of if all
👏👏👏 Next up..."How Long Will They Mourn Me" 👍
Pac read the article about Brenda in the newspaper. He said it's like everyone forgot about her and the pain she been through but he couldn't he had to tell her story he had to immortalise her, he kept the news article aswell The song is both beautiful and tragic.
The g.o.a.t and untouchable man
R.I.P Tupac!! You gota do some more his tracks Shaq
Pac took "pillar of the community" to another level
Tupac was a Goat!! That shit was sad and deep!! Made me cry!! R.I.p Tupac.
the rose that grew through concrete ✌️🌹 RIP pac & Afeni.. (best reaction ever for this song brother) respect from your sisters in Indonesia ❤️
Wkwk orang indo nih
I love the reaction of this guy he is real.
Don't you know she's gotta
Don't you know she's gotta
Don't you know she's gotta baby
*Them lyrics gave me chills at the end!!*
Tupac G.O.A.T. 😅✌️👌
Tupac is the realest 🔥
PAC 4 LIFE
Bro I felt that when u said young kids dont like Pac and I feel its cause they dont understand him amd the struggle. I'm a white male and I have been the biggest 2pac fan since the early 90s like 91 ish and when pac spoke u listen cause he was about to hit u with some straight knowledge my guy.. now if u ask me that's tough.. God bless
This song still makes me emotional
Pac never get another in a 1000 years once in a life time glad I was here to witness his work in music
I legit get goosebumps when I hear to 2pac🔥🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾
Shaq, I love your soft heart! Don't ever change! God bless you & your family!
Such a humbling song and to think so many people still live like this.
A child neglected by everyone that should have kept her safe.
RIP Brenda.
Please react to 2Pac- Dear Mama & Keep ya Head up
rogelio gonzalez keep ya head up got me through some tough things.
@@Just-Nikki thats one of my favorite songs, I vibe with you, it's about time we show love to our women, respect our women, and protect our women.
Yes
Two greatest songs man
ABSOLUTELY!!!
One of the best songs ever
This song is so powerful. I wish I was born when Tupac was alive, the guy spoke like he'd lived a thousand lives and he said the shit other people were too afraid to say. RIP Pac x
I asked a lot of people asked more Pac.Thanks bro!
No life Shaq this same thing happened here in Philly in Nov of 2018 where a 15 year old girl threw her baby in the trash and the baby died. When kids have babies they be so concerned about what their parents are going to say they do the unthinkable.Like 2pac spoke about things that happen everyday. No way we can't call him a G.O.A.T . This man was the hood story teller and this song help me learn some of the reality of life and that's sad.
2PAC dear mama
2pac aint 1 of , hes THEE GOAT
It’s impossible to watch this video without getting emotional 😭 the god = 2Pac
This song is often overlooked. It is a powerful song & a real story! I was still quite young when I first heard it but knew right away that it was something HUGE! Something important & a sensitive topic that most people couldn't handle. Pac always brought the truth!! No matter who felt "uncomfortable".
Shaq we love you man. Thank you for sharing your story. We keep it real over here ! #facts
Pac was way ahead of his time. I'm so glad he brought attention to these types of devastating situations. So sad
2pac my favorite rapper of all time🐐🐐🐐🐐and react to his song dear Mr. President
Eminem and Tupac. One day at a time.
Not a real song sorry .... Eminem can't be on a real song with PAC!!!! I know the song exists it's just a bullshit song that shouldn't have been made
Still would have killed to see them on stage and both will go down as the 2🐐🐐
@@justinrogers1807 saying it's not a real song is like saying nothing released after he died was a real song. All that stuff got reworked. Whole beats were changed and verses moved to different tracks. Besides, that song bumps.
eminem... in really life eminem could maximum clean tupac shoes... eminem never reached only the half of the class from tupac and i am a white man, but eminem is overrated like hell and the legend tupac you never can overrate... he is the 100 from 100...
@@MegiddoTheImmaculate yeaap
I like the Ghost Version, Thug 4 Life
Em' did a great job to my opinion but I d still choose OG's over those reworked shit tho
♥️Tupac
I paused soon as it started. 2pac was my idol. Someone awake. Had power to use words to make people see a story.
This song is awesome and horrible at the same time. I remember learning it and tearing up as I tried to karaoke it.
Pray for these woman.
Don't be a scumbag.
Beat up all scumbags.
Protect all others weaker then you.
Thanks for the reaction I'm about to watch
.... Let's get it
This still makes me cry ❤😭😭😭
This is one of my favorite pac songs.
This song is the first that ever helped me understand storytelling in music. Tupac is the goat
I am crying so hard right now. This is the first time I heard this song since 91' and I was only 10 yrs old, and so wa as my best friend Tuva. When this track first came out... nah.. I ain't going that way, but... all I can say is, I heard this song once, was depressed an entire week, and never wanted to hear it again. My best friend shot herself the week before Pac released this song. And the lyrics pretty much were the exact same situation my besty was dealing with. 10, pregnant, lost, no parents, foster, trickin', sellin', birthed the baby, killed her baby, and killed herself. Yes, age 10. I was never the same again. #RIPBabyGirlTuvaMalieta LBC91'.
I know that hits home for you Coach as a dad. Pac was telling people what it was about way before it became "in" to do so.
Easily one of the greatest Hip-Hop Songs of all time! it has everything
Gotta do more pac coach he the greatest
I got no kids, and this song makes me cry everytime I hear it, 2pac was a different breed, one of a kind.
Pac storytelling ability was dope ...r.i.p..tupac .....peace ....
Please react to Dear Mama
Finally love to see 90s classic reaction from you coach ....
Can you do biggie -Long kiss Goodnight and Tupac - Ambitionz as a ridah
This is the song that introduced me to pac. I watched the video when it came out on MTV. Been a fan ever since
PAC was a teacher and Marshall is his successor...both are untouchable
One of my favourite songs of all time. Can't believe Pac wrote this when he was just 19 or 20 years old! at the latest! It was recorded somewhere between March and August 1991, and Pac was born June 16 1971.
I think Pac and Em are the best lyricists and rappers ever! I think now Em is the better lyricist, but Em had longer to perfect his craft. Pac was killed while still learning and improving.
Bro watch every video you drop much love from Australia
2pac is my favorite of all time, rip
I almost cry too bro wow... do more reactions of this legend Tupac Amaru Shakur. Thanks bro and 1Love forever Pac ♥️♥️♥️
Tupac was the GREAT mind of his time, all straight facts
Unfortunately this type of thing is still going on in 2019. Pac was a visionary.💗
You nailed it with 'we didn't deserve Tupac'
The most beautiful stars usually are blinding, shine bright and shoot fast. You ever seen a shooting star? Pac was a shooting star.
Shap , I neva had my Dad in my life n I’m 25 too . I’m so glad to see u react to my favorite rapper 2Pac . Not too many people listen to these songs rn . U a different UA-camr n this vid brought me a lot ! KEEP DOING YOUR THANG !!!
2pac in my top 5 of all time I used to wanna be like him no kap
That song is when 2Pac took over the game. Nobody could top that shit.
2pac is number 1. Hands down. If you think this was good, you gotta check Dear Mama.
The Great thing about Hip Hop, there can be, and always will be more than one G.O.A.T. and 2Pac he's definitely
One of them. He past away over 20 years ago and his songs are still in heavy rotation all across the Globe.
No one's Impact has ever been greater In Hip Hop in life and after death. R.I.P. 2Pac the G.O.A.T.
Peace Ghost Black
This just made me sad as hell.....Long live my boi PAC
Tupac I grew up on he was a god dam lyrical geniuse n his flow will never be matched rip 🐐 changed the game
One more 4 the ghetto messiah 2pac LegendLegacy yes he was a teacher preaching about opening eyes to the circle of shit we had to go through in Poor America no matter either you was black,white,brown or yellow if you was going through what he was rapping about it gave you inspiration Me as a poor white boy from Chicagoland projects 90s hip hop was my tool and Pac was The King
Pac went from preaching love and telling how it actually was to being used as a weapon in a war he didn't know. A war started by others ended with shakur. Unfortunately 4ever
The war started with Pac. He was furious at Bad Boy. That was the catalyat. Pac is my favorite of all time. But he was known as a hot head. Imagine if he let the quad studio shooting go, he'd still be here today. Sad.
You don’t know that still like Tupac said Life goes on and for instance you never know if Tupac would of still been here the people that he hanged out with Was gunman’s and etc so you never know but Rip to him anyways but yeah you can’t predict the future don’t say that he still would of been here cause he was talking to much I rate his music he was a very very talented rapper and poet but still it doesn’t change the facts he’s dead so don’t say that he still would of been here cause you don’t know that for sure you don’t know if death would of catched up to him later on in his very good career but your right him and biggie are the best i don’t believe Eminem or ja rule or jay z even though jay is good is better than Tupac and biggie
@@peterhernandez7817 He was. I have been studying a lot more and I´m with you.The whole thing is just unfortunate.
For me....Pac is not only a rapper, he is a prophet. I don´t know any rapper with that kind of immortality and what a lyricist he was. ( of course there are som good exceptions but as a whole... Pac is the goat ) I just wish that someone protected him against him self and guided him through those emotions and feelings and shit that he probably felt instead of adding fuel to the fire. Take care bro! =)
@@totobobiasoswestling1087 I always called Pac the modern day street prophet or street poet. His gangsta persona was an act. He had a good heart, you can tell in his earlier stuff like brenda got a baby or dear mama. He taught us more then we thought. He was BLM before 2019/20. He was the injustice rapper before death row. I'm 42 and my favorite rapper/artist is Pac. He was one of my idols. I live in Cali, so i visit Vegas alot. Every time i go to Flamingo/Koval and say a prayer and tell him my thanks. Rappers today don't have that connection to their fans the way a Pac did. Sad that the greats always die earlier. Sadder that Death Row knew who shot him and didn't help the investigation. We never got closure. Smh. To this day, I've only cried 3 times for a man, Pac was one. RIP to Tupac Amaru Shakur
One of my top 3 favourites of Pac🔥this so real man
Memories Of me in 1991'' I was 16 And i remember buying this Album when it 1st came out that year, And i remember before this video came out Everytime i listened to this song i could always picture in my mind what Pac was rappin In this song vividly, And then in the spring of 1992'' when this video came out And i seen it for the 1st time I almost cried. This song And video has a very powerful effect. Alot of people did'nt know of 2 pac at that time Until he played in the 1992 movie ''Juice''😎
2pac Poster would look great on your wall !
Love it!!!! Realism. Keep it up bro🤘
This is what makes 2Pac & Eminem the GOATS.....their REAL & RAW story-telling....their vulnerability. They LIVED what they spoke/speak about! RIP 2Pac. 🙏🙏
When the baby got thrown in the trash. It still gives me chills and goose bumps so sad but such a powerful track
Love him from the old hippie lady 64 I'm still got him in my CD player he was real and fakers don't get REAL !