@@drinks-your-water Your opinion is simply wrong. No other deceased artist gets more airtime on reaction Spectrum than Tupac. Obviously fans of other artists will and can say the same thing. We can both probably agree that peanut butter and jelly have the chemistry to make a good sandwich
Tupac passed in 1996, I remember that day so well. It's crazy that he was only 25 too, he never really got to live but yet he did so much in his short life.
We will never know what impact Tupac may or may not have had on society. Think about this, could you imagine what the world might be like if Dr. Martin Luther King, or Malcolm X, or Abraham Lincoln, or Fredrick Douglas, or Rosa Parks or any number of people who tried to make this world better had died at the age of 25?
I remember exactly where I was and what I was doing when I heard the news of PAC’s passing. The same with Big. I was a sophomore in college,UofA,and my girlfriend and I were going to get something to eat in the morning when we heard that Big was killed the previous night in LA. I was like “NO” and the first thing my girlfriend said was “Oh,Ms. Wallace”. She was a huge Big. fan also. My girlfriend was a freshman and living in the dorms,Coranado, and when we got back with our food so many people were playing Big tracks out of their dorm rooms.
Tupac did an interview at age 17 for his high school. You'd think he was a 35 year old man how he thoroughly answered questions and you can see his self awareness as well as worldly knowledge. But If you think about it, he had live grow and move fast being that he only lived another 8 years.
Office Blokes this song is about how blacks / African Americans females ( like myself ) go through the universe of emotions and things we don’t talk about ( like poverty , misogyny, etc )
💯💯...I would say the only exception was America Most Wanted but that was a theme song and made to celebrate Snoop & Pac getting out, exonerated & out on bail respectively
One of my favorites by Tupac. My high school speech teacher played this song for us in class, and we analyzed the lyrics. I went to a pretty rough school in a poorer area, so it meant a lot to us back then.
Eminem said Tupac was the best writer in rap. Tupac's was raised by Black Panthers. Right before he got his record deal he was going to join the Panther party full time. I love his range as an artist. The gangsta rap came after he been shot up and locked up. That's why his music sounds so different. He was angry when he came home.
I couldn't help tearing up watching this. I miss music with messages like this. I miss that time in my life. I miss 2Pac. This song is really powerful to me. Sadly, a lot of the issues he was addressing then are still relevant today. I think about the line, "we'll have a race of babies that hate ladies" and look at all these young so-called "men" and how they barely even respect their own mothers, let alone their female counterparts. It really breaks my heart.
If you really want to see Tupac's talent, check out the movie "Gridlock'd" with Tim Roth...there you will see Tupac's range, also his earlier film "Juice"...he wrote poetry, gave speeches...he was just ultra talented, a true artist.
My husband was a huge Tupac fan back in high school and he loved this reaction video. I’m about 5 yrs older than Dave and the kids I knew who were skateboard kids were really into more like Red Hot Chili Peppers and 311. It was very diverse though, some kids were into hip hop or punk.
I had to like because I didn't know how much I missed this song. You came in clutch for a day like today. Why I look for you guys daily. Thanks from someone who means. Thank you guys!!! I owe a lot to you guys hard work and chemistry.
This is why I love this channel! These men are not afraid to touch certain topics, music and they embrace it so wonderfully! Keep up the good work! A fan, from Denver Colorado USA!
The thing about rap is its rhyming better known as poetry just like other genres of music. Alot of rappers record positive songs you just have to be a fan and listen to their catalogs. It's more common than people think. Classic example of don't judge a book by its cover. Theirs some rappers that rap some pretty knowledgeable topics that you have to rewind and listen over and over to hear every word or metaphor.
React to his : so many tears, I wonder heaven got a ghetto, my girlfriend, Thug mansion, changes , Teardrops in a closed casket, 2 American most wanted, picture me rolling.
I recommend yall to react to his ed gordon full interview very insightfull and deep.tupac was so well spoken and raw he was only 23 there. man was he could've change a lot if he was still here.major loss to hummanity. R.i.p tupac amaru shakur such a deep old soul 😥
Great reaction nice reference to Eminem in this Em actually was a big fan of Tupac he said Pac was his G.O.A.T and credited Pac with teaching him how to structure a song and Em produced one of Tupac's posthumous albums with music given to him by Afeni Shakur Pac's mother please react to Tupac UNCONDITIONAL LOVE
Pac grew up mostly in Baltimore and went to the school of performing arts here….he was NEVER. A gangster…was an act…his exact quote, “being a good God fearing man unfortunately doesn’t sell…being a gangster sells…so I’m gonna play my part until I get famous enough to have your attention…then I’m going to speak the TRUTH….” Which he did on Makaveli
The song you're probably thinking of that Pac is using is called "Ooh Child," by the five stair steps. They were siblings,"they chose the name because of how close in age they were.🙂
Tupac was not a Gangster, He grew up in the Ghetto and he sing about what he sees and live in his short life. He tries in his words his Music to let the World 🌎 Comprehend About Life in the Ghetto. You Cannot Understand It Unless you live it. So keep your Head Up.
That line "while your friends our out driving Benz, I'm still trying to hold on to surviving friends." always stuck with me. I'm white living on the south side (Ghetto) running into both Wealthy kids and poor ones. They really have nothing in common except pressure.
rappers like NAS, TUPAC, RAKIM, KRS ONE KOOL G RAP didnt glamorize street life they wrote about what they saw every day and were like street journalist but ppl from afar always labled it as nothing but bling and glorifying violence, but most part not that at all
I think you guys missed the underlying message and reason he made this song for the black community and our plight in this country and around the world but... I am glad you liked the song. I would respectively recommend you breaking down your interpretations of the lyrics next time.
“I'm not saying I'm gonna change the world, but I guarantee that I will spark the brain that will change the world.” -Tupac
He did that
It's eternally perpetual. It won't stop.
Yes he did R i p young man ☺️
No question.
💯
Seeing people still reacting to Tupac is proof of how impactful his legacy is
Said every other fan of every other legend haha
@@drinks-your-water Cool story bro
@@balance667 I'm not lying. 🤣
@@drinks-your-water Your opinion is simply wrong. No other deceased artist gets more airtime on reaction Spectrum than Tupac. Obviously fans of other artists will and can say the same thing. We can both probably agree that peanut butter and jelly have the chemistry to make a good sandwich
The guy was a genius what do you expect
Tupac passed in 1996, I remember that day so well. It's crazy that he was only 25 too, he never really got to live but yet he did so much in his short life.
We will never know what impact Tupac may or may not have had on society. Think about this, could you imagine what the world might be like if Dr. Martin Luther King, or Malcolm X, or Abraham Lincoln, or Fredrick Douglas, or Rosa Parks or any number of people who tried to make this world better had died at the age of 25?
He passed away at 25 but was writing lyrics the average 45 year old would be proud of.
@@2apocalypse-X great point.
@@2apocalypse-X scratch Lincoln
I remember exactly where I was and what I was doing when I heard the news of PAC’s passing. The same with Big. I was a sophomore in college,UofA,and my girlfriend and I were going to get something to eat in the morning when we heard that Big was killed the previous night in LA. I was like “NO” and the first thing my girlfriend said was “Oh,Ms. Wallace”. She was a huge Big. fan also. My girlfriend was a freshman and living in the dorms,Coranado, and when we got back with our food so many people were playing Big tracks out of their dorm rooms.
Tupac did an interview at age 17 for his high school. You'd think he was a 35 year old man how he thoroughly answered questions and you can see his self awareness as well as worldly knowledge. But If you think about it, he had live grow and move fast being that he only lived another 8 years.
He was a modern poet.. his voice and cadence are instantly recognizable. Inspired a generation.❤️
Office Blokes this song is about how blacks / African Americans females ( like myself ) go through the universe of emotions and things we don’t talk about ( like poverty , misogyny, etc )
Also Tupac always said his music was never “gangsta rap” he was just depicting to world how it was living and growing up in the ghetto
💯💯...I would say the only exception was America Most Wanted but that was a theme song and made to celebrate Snoop & Pac getting out, exonerated & out on bail respectively
Absolutely, most people, casual hip hop fans, that are intrigued by 2pac, call his music 'gangsta rap', which it never was.
“We ain’t meant to survive cause it’s a setup, and even if you’re fed up you gotta keep your head up” shit is too deep💯
One of my favorites by Tupac. My high school speech teacher played this song for us in class, and we analyzed the lyrics. I went to a pretty rough school in a poorer area, so it meant a lot to us back then.
🔥🔥🔥
Absolutely it’s poetry with a beat
Eminem said Tupac was the best writer in rap. Tupac's was raised by Black Panthers. Right before he got his record deal he was going to join the Panther party full time. I love his range as an artist. The gangsta rap came after he been shot up and locked up. That's why his music sounds so different. He was angry when he came home.
RIP 2pac he was way ahead of his time
I couldn't help tearing up watching this. I miss music with messages like this. I miss that time in my life. I miss 2Pac. This song is really powerful to me. Sadly, a lot of the issues he was addressing then are still relevant today. I think about the line, "we'll have a race of babies that hate ladies" and look at all these young so-called "men" and how they barely even respect their own mothers, let alone their female counterparts. It really breaks my heart.
Fact 💯
If you really want to see Tupac's talent, check out the movie "Gridlock'd" with Tim Roth...there you will see Tupac's range, also his earlier film "Juice"...he wrote poetry, gave speeches...he was just ultra talented, a true artist.
That’s one of my favorite movies
Seeing office blokes Mike bobbing his head to 2 pac made my day lol. keep ya head up yall.
Hip Hop is multifaceted, it's not just one thing.❤
Tupac was a rapper, writer, POET, and Activist. His family was Original Black Panther Party
So many great songs from Tupac.
I was skating in the 90's (still am) and your right, skaters and hip hop / rap went hand in hand back then 👌
I love the Office Blokes and Tupac.Just a perfect video to start my day
6:08 That's Afeni Shakur, Tupac's mom.
This man will not be repeated, a song for history: this is a genius man
Imagine what music would be today if he was still here🥀
My husband was a huge Tupac fan back in high school and he loved this reaction video. I’m about 5 yrs older than Dave and the kids I knew who were skateboard kids were really into more like Red Hot Chili Peppers and 311. It was very diverse though, some kids were into hip hop or punk.
I had to like because I didn't know how much I missed this song. You came in clutch for a day like today. Why I look for you guys daily. Thanks from someone who means. Thank you guys!!! I owe a lot to you guys hard work and chemistry.
This is why I love this channel! These men are not afraid to touch certain topics, music and they embrace it so wonderfully! Keep up the good work! A fan, from Denver Colorado USA!
The thing about rap is its rhyming better known as poetry just like other genres of music. Alot of rappers record positive songs you just have to be a fan and listen to their catalogs. It's more common than people think. Classic example of don't judge a book by its cover. Theirs some rappers that rap some pretty knowledgeable topics that you have to rewind and listen over and over to hear every word or metaphor.
React to his : so many tears, I wonder heaven got a ghetto, my girlfriend, Thug mansion, changes , Teardrops in a closed casket, 2 American most wanted, picture me rolling.
He did so much in 25 years
He would have been an Oscar winner. I doubt he'd still be rapping. He'd be 50 now.
I recommend yall to react to his ed gordon full interview very insightfull and deep.tupac was so well spoken and raw he was only 23 there. man was he could've change a lot if he was still here.major loss to hummanity.
R.i.p tupac amaru shakur such a deep old soul 😥
Tupac "Words to my first born"
2pac?Wow i was not expecting that
What a beautiful song.
The African American children are being born into homes that don't have both parents. It's down to 34%. The struggle is real.
Never fails to choke me up, and more important than ever. ♥️
He was a real one 🙏
I think of all his songs, if you hear keep your head up you know what Tupac was all about. His essence
The background music he uses is a song by the band Zapp called "Be Alright" which sort of bookends Tupac's song.
Great reaction nice reference to Eminem in this Em actually was a big fan of Tupac he said Pac was his G.O.A.T and credited Pac with teaching him how to structure a song and Em produced one of Tupac's posthumous albums with music given to him by Afeni Shakur Pac's mother please react to Tupac
UNCONDITIONAL LOVE
Pac grew up mostly in Baltimore and went to the school of performing arts here….he was NEVER. A gangster…was an act…his exact quote, “being a good God fearing man unfortunately doesn’t sell…being a gangster sells…so I’m gonna play my part until I get famous enough to have your attention…then I’m going to speak the TRUTH….” Which he did on Makaveli
2pac lived from Birth in 71 to 84 in NY. Then from 84 to 88 in Baltimore. In 88 his family moved to Cali.
Biggie and Tupac lived a couple of years and Baltimore they didn't spend a whole lives here
This song came out in 1993 Tupac died in September of 1996. Tupac is and will remain relevant as one of the greatest artist ever.
Wow, I've never considered that people could see Eminem as bigger than 2Pac. This has been eye opening in a way i dint ecpect lol. ❤ the react!
This song had a real early 90’s west coast rap feel. Sigh… Tupac was such a beautiful talented man.
My all time favorite 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🇿🇦😭😭😭he will still live on in our hearts❤️
The song you're probably thinking of that Pac is using is called "Ooh Child," by the five stair steps. They were siblings,"they chose the name because of how close in age they were.🙂
Great song another gem from Pac.
My favourite Tupac song
He was an amazing actor as well. So much potential. Might want to check out gridlocked and gang related. He had a lot of range🙏🏾🌸
I miss him so much.
Tupac was not a Gangster, He grew up in the Ghetto and he sing about what he sees and live in his short life. He tries in his words his Music to let the World 🌎 Comprehend About Life in the Ghetto. You Cannot Understand It Unless you live it. So keep your Head Up.
Dave making a tribute website to tupac in like the late 90’s is just incredible
I have his book of poetry at least once a month. His music and poetry is amazing
He passed away about 25 years ago 😢 he still makes news today.
Too Live and Die In LA is a banger
Go tupac no more pain
2pac so much pain
I bet so many people didn't realize that girl walking down the sidewalk was Jada Pinkett Smith.
Not many people know that the woman singing the chorus is Toni Braxton, an absolute legend who can hit those low notes so clean
You Guys need to react to Underground Kingz Int'l Players Anthem.
Hell ya and 8ball mjg
If 2pac was still alive I think he would be a mogul definitely a front man for the activists
That line "while your friends our out driving Benz, I'm still trying to hold on to surviving friends." always stuck with me. I'm white living on the south side (Ghetto) running into both Wealthy kids and poor ones. They really have nothing in common except pressure.
Before death row he was more of this type of rapper. Changes, Trapped and Brenda’s has a baby are just a few
@@josephking9337 nah 2pac wrote changes b4 deathrow in 1992 but record company wud not release it. It was released in 98 in his greatest hits cd
Could you even begin to imagine what this man would talk about if he was alive today..sad sad sad R.I.P 🥲
Of course, he will be the biggest star if he survived
You don't know how happy it makes me that Tupac is pro choice!
Loving all these hip hop reactions, great choice of song.
Dave if you want some skating hip hop check out SPLIT PROPHETS - "AINT AMUSED"
This song was released in 1993. It says it at the end of the video.
The true feminists would love this tunes it's not sexist just reality of the world we live in.
gone too early in 96 after a mike tyson fight.... so sad but as he said: live by the gun die by the gun... was such a great performer
Marcin Patrzalek - Still DRE on One Acoustic Guitar
Tupac would've been the biggest rapper / actor of all time
Respectfully he would be bigger than Eminem . Luv your content
* H Town luv*
If he was alive he’d be the biggest celebrity
Great reaction! More Tupac please.
rappers like NAS, TUPAC, RAKIM, KRS ONE KOOL G RAP didnt glamorize street life they wrote about what they saw every day and were like street journalist but ppl from afar always labled it as nothing but bling and glorifying violence, but most part not that at all
Hi Office Blokes🙏🏾.
Please react to Tupac BET Interview with Ed Gordan🙏🏾
Also this is top 100 inspirational songs of all time if only pac knew
More Tupac plz? 🤞🏿
This is rap music.! Not just rap
It’s the 90s West Side hip hop that was the skating side of it
His mother was a black panther party member
He died in 96 I believe
Tupac never claimed to be a gangster rapper
I did not expect tupac
I love yalllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll
I think you guys missed the underlying message and reason he made this song for the black community and our plight in this country and around the world but... I am glad you liked the song. I would respectively recommend you breaking down your interpretations of the lyrics next time.
y’all need to react to hit em up lol
He would have been more on the activism side. His mother was a leading member of the Black Panthers.
Can you guys react to Doja Cat - Say So EMA 2020 performance. Really interested in seeing Dave's reaction to the genre change.
Not necessarily the kind of music I care to listen to but glad to c more music reactions regardless
Nah this is still a feminist banger. 😤 I relate to this a lot as a child of a single mom.
Y’all should do A White Manz World by Tupac or Me and My Girlfried or Unconditional Love
Cadet - stereotype is a good thoughtful song to react to.
Listen to hit em up
Lupe fresco he an rapper he talking skateboarding
#PrayForDaz
React to pour outta little liquor by 2pac
React to hit em up and do a lyric breakdown
Rip
Gotta look after your kids…especially your school 🔫’s
Can’t compare Eminem to 2pac. Eminem didn’t make songs like this or biggie smalla. 2pac the goat
❤️