"I'm suicidal so don't stand near me. My every move is a calculated step to bring me closer to embrace an early death"-Pac This line exactly sums up how he lived his life. Especially in 1995-1996 R.I.P.
This song was a conversation with God. With the pressure a pain he’s gone through in life. This song brings me to tears. Rest In Peace 2pac. I cried as a child the day he died 🕊🙏🏾😞
This was my favorite song from Pac , I still like it. I was so depressed back when I was a teen, being black, considered ugly, my dad not around though I had my beloved mother. Spiritual struggles as well. This song spoke to me on so many levels. Thank yall for reacting to this. RIP Brother Tupac.
I'm so glad u guys have such an open mind to music. People still think of gangs and violence when they think about hip-hop. Hip-hop is much deeper than that. Excellent breakdown
Listening to this back in 95 when there wasn't so quick a access to the lyrics like we have today. I sat there listening to the song over and over writing down each word until I had the lyrics (you know i HAD to have that CD). This left me with one strong impression of this song. The whole song feels like a man about to commit suicide reflecting on his life as he is falling to the floor, begging the Lord to let him in Heaven's door. He knows the result will be baptism in eternal fire, but every move has been a calculated step to bring him closer to a early death. Now there is nothing left. He's completed all the steps to get him here and now it's time to end it. Will he survive to see the morning sun? God forgive him because here he comes. He say's it. "I'm feeling suicidal so don't stand near me."
You two definitely got the meaning of the song correct, the sample of the harmonica is from Stevie Wonder’s “ that girl” of his “songs in the key of life” album.. refreshing to see Tupac reaching EVERYONE with his music and interviews.. definitely influential
Thank you for analyzing the lyrics. One of my favorite introspective songs by my fav rapper of all time. Love the way you guys give songs the justice it’s due by breaking it down!
Bless You & your wife ,I’m glad more people from different walks of life and backgrounds are appreciating 2PAC and his body of work, he was no angel but he wasn’t a bad dude either he was a poet with a beautiful soul conflicted,sometimes disillusioned with our world and the struggles of black America. All in all I’m glad he left his great music/work/ legacy for us to enjoy before will also shuffle off this mortal coil!✊🏾
As a hip hop head I really enjoy watching your reactions and your ability to actually listen and understand the lyrics. But I’m equally as touched by the compassion and empathy you demonstrated. Thank you
You know the reason I love PAC so much. Is because I could relate. I’m not saying my life was exactly like his!, but very close. Maybe my life was super troubled in my past. But I don’t know how this song and it’s words don’t bring tears to most people’s eyes? I grew up on all this. PAC was my hero. I was in prison when he died. And tough guys or not. It hit people in the heart in there. I cried like a baby. But like in his song “under pressure” in the dark is when my heart saw the most grief!”
Thanks for sharing that, fantastic stuff! And Pac was so mature beyond his years, its a shame he was so misrepresented to the general public when he was still alive!
Whenever this song comes on while driving I’m so moved by the arrangement that I have to pull over. This song is hauntingly beautiful, an absolute dark masterpiece.
I love this song. It's about redemption. 🙏🏽 I appreciate your reaction too. I feel like we all just had a spiritual moment as you broke down his lyrics. Keep up the good work. ❤️
This Hass to be one of the best reactions to a 2Pac song that I’ve ever heard the thoughtfulness that you guys gave on. This was incredible. Keep up the good work.
You know something ...I was raised in Christian home but strayed when I got older. Haven’t been to church in years and my mom still lets me know that she prays for me and I’m 26 years old now. Watching you guys react to this I had no idea you guys were also into Church. You guys have given me encouragement today and the reminder that God loves us unconditionally. Thank you for that💯🙏🏼
@@ReactionsToTheClassics not sure if you guys reacted to LIFE GOES ON by Pac...if not ..pleassse listen to it. It’s the song my Dad wanted to be played at his funeral. R.I.P
As a teen back in the 90's, although I didn't share the same lifestyle as 2Pac I felt every piece of these lyrics. This was one of my go to songs from 2Pac back then. This song came on the radio 2 days ago and even after not hearing this song on a regular for almost 10 years I still know this song word for word... don't even need the music to recite it. Another great hit from
I listened to a lot of Pac in the late 90s and you guys, though not hip hop heads, break down Pac's songs than any of the so called heads. And you're so good that I learn new things about Pac's sing and I was a hip hop fan. Best channel by far!
The 80s and 90s was when the crack error started n what that did to young black males and females was turned where we lived into a killing field ,most of us had a mother father or some family member on crack so we pretty much raised ourselves. the fantasy that America showed people that wasn't from the hood was that we wanted to live like that.. Most of us back then didn't think we would live to see 30.. because we saw so much death either from police or from people we grew up with , just know drugs changed everything when it was dropped in our neighborhoods.
Shedding tears as I listen. This song touches me to the core of my soul. Pac tapped into a very dark and very real place in this song that exists in the physical, mental and spiritual planes of existence. The double conundrums that many may have missed are representations of the duality that was at play and the internal battle Pac was fighting which ultimately manifested into his real life and led to his demise. This is what you call digging deep, or "No surface level shit" as a wise man once told me.
I'm a Christian and definitely someone of faith, and that's one of the things that I've always connected with about Tupac. Lord/God/Savior, heaven, hell, forgiveness, sin, etc are staples in his writing. I always appreciate his spiritual side. I loved your reaction, and appreciation for Tupac. He really was a genius, so thanks for mentioning that, too.
This brings me back to being a child, listening to these lyrics in the dark. Crying because every word felt like I wrote it. A lot has changed since then. There is always a way out if you can surround yourself with the right people.
This song has so many lines with so much weight in the lyrics the one that strikes me heavy is the line “is there a heaven for a G? Remember me” like the thieve on the cross next to Christ that believed in him. And Christ replied “you will be with me in paradise”
He left hints in alot of his music talking about his death like he knew he was going to die soon and then the whole controversy about it when it did happen. The number 7 played a huge role. Makaveli!
@@ReactionsToTheClassics Nearly born in prison. His Mother beat a Grand jury trial without a lawyer representing herself as her own legal counsel. Afeni Shakur Black Panther. Assata Shakur his Godmother Mutulu Shakur his Godfather. Black Panthers, he was a part of their legacy. Literally born directly out of that struggle.
The other amazing thing about Tupac was how fast he would write. He wouldn't labor and struggle writing, and re-writing, and tweaking. He would just get his pen out, throw it down, and move on. His body of work (considering his abbreviated time on earth) is a huge testament and proof of that. And for something to be as deep and powerful as SO MANY TEARS is amazing.
I can hear in the lyrics that 2PAC always wanted to express realism in the message You are right Shawn when you said some time ago that Hip Hop is mainly about the message in the lyrics. The music does have a catchy tempo. Shawn, your comments are very good and you made an interesting analogy calling 2PAC a modern day Dylan. Your wife Gina gave really good insight into the meaning of the song and made profound statements concerning the lyrical message about the importance of turning to God for deliverance and forgiveness and repenting . As Christians you all understand the message this song is saying. I admit this is a hard hitting song and a great reaction and review.
PAC actually had a song to address the misses religious theories. It’s called Blasphemy. He’s speaking from the perspective of Jesus in the first verse.
You get it! Now scale it to a whole generation. Shed so many tears, refers to the commonality of the poverty struggle. How your born into irrelevance, pain, and hopelessness. Chasing money and respect is the only time a poor kid gets noticed (thug life). He is aware of there is a god but doesn’t know how or if he will have time to change. The spirit is willing but the flesh is weak. His intent is to speak for the forgotten that society looks at and condemns. Pac intended to change a nation of people by understanding first and providing another way out. Lyrical Panther.
Something the world needs to understand every Black Man that was born in the 60s 70s and 80 felt and live that way. We was told we would never make it to 25.
Great 2Pac reactions. I love how you guys are so open minded. You might should react to Who do you believe in, Hold ya head, They don't give a fk about us, Letter to the president, The Good die young, Unconditional love. Pac said in one of his interviews, that he guessed that God cursed him to see what life should be like. I think he was so far ahead of his time. Still so sad that we lost this great man. Stay safe!
This album came out why he was in prision it was recorded why h was fighting his case check out the Tupac song representing for Ron g it was recorded a couple hours before he got shot the first time in NY he only has one verse on it but it's worth listening to
Just came across your reaction channel and subbed ✌🏽 Pac was heavily misunderstood, the media destroyed his image along with J Edgar Hoovers Cointelpro... May Tupac RIP. 🙏🏼
Being 22 to 23 with people bumpin into you and claiming you hit em. Friends stealing from you,cousins stealing out his house, people that feel like you owe them ,running up on u is a lot.
I hope you both saw an interview he had where he spoke on his relationship with God and whether he was rich or poor doing great or doing bad he always prayed and always spoke with God. He said it is important to him.
PAC wasn’t let to grow. When hit em up dropped. That’s what EVERYBODY wanted to talk to him about. Forget his artistry. Forget his movies. Forget politics. And that bothered him greatly
@@ReactionsToTheClassics like nobody wanted to discuss how he went number 1 in the country in prison,came out of jail and went 5x platinum in 2months. Nun of that
You should do the tupac interview with ED GORDON 1994. You wil understand allot more about him. keep in mind that he’s 23 at that point. Btw i like how you guys do the tupac vids. Good job on that!
"I'm suicidal so don't stand near me. My every move is a calculated step to bring me closer to embrace an early death"-Pac
This line exactly sums up how he lived his life. Especially in 1995-1996 R.I.P.
Great stuff. Thanks for sharing and watching!
This song was a conversation with God. With the pressure a pain he’s gone through in life. This song brings me to tears. Rest In Peace 2pac. I cried as a child the day he died 🕊🙏🏾😞
Thanks for Watching!
Man thanks for saying that
Same....😔
@@mrwalker1932 Me too!
Me too
Tupac was a young man with a powerful voice. Blessed
For sure! He had a lot to say, too bad he couldn't have said more.
I almost think that 2pac was sent by God. To help people cope with life.
This was my favorite song from Pac , I still like it. I was so depressed back when I was a teen, being black, considered ugly, my dad not around though I had my beloved mother. Spiritual struggles as well. This song spoke to me on so many levels. Thank yall for reacting to this. RIP Brother Tupac.
Sorry to hear you went through all that. Thanks for watching and stay safe!
"Begging for the lord, to let me into heavens door" that line just destroys me he was so young and knew he wouldn't be here long
Yes is it tough to see how prophetic he was on many of his songs. Thanks!
Yes It Gives Me Goosebumps
He lived a very supernatural lifestyle
His music is Timeless!
Totally agree! Thanks!
I'm so glad u guys have such an open mind to music. People still think of gangs and violence when they think about hip-hop. Hip-hop is much deeper than that. Excellent breakdown
Thanks Scoot. People have hip-hop wayyyy wrong for sure!
@@ReactionsToTheClassics Coolest parents I swear
Tupac is much deeper than that
good hip hop is so much deeper than that, yes..
Pac is missed ! So young and intelligent, it’s a major loss we lost him . He is a once in a lifetime
So agree with you Smitty!
The lyrics of this song were a eulogy of his own funeral. That’s what made it such a profound work of art. Poetic masterpiece!
Thanks for watching @damitch2015!
Listening to this back in 95 when there wasn't so quick a access to the lyrics like we have today. I sat there listening to the song over and over writing down each word until I had the lyrics (you know i HAD to have that CD). This left me with one strong impression of this song. The whole song feels like a man about to commit suicide reflecting on his life as he is falling to the floor, begging the Lord to let him in Heaven's door. He knows the result will be baptism in eternal fire, but every move has been a calculated step to bring him closer to a early death. Now there is nothing left. He's completed all the steps to get him here and now it's time to end it.
Will he survive to see the morning sun? God forgive him because here he comes. He say's it. "I'm feeling suicidal so don't stand near me."
Great stuff Khaw and I remember those days of writing the lyrics down. Thanks!
I really liked the way you guys broke this one down. Tupac has some really deep lyrics
Very deep! Thanks Shane always appreciate you!
You two definitely got the meaning of the song correct, the sample of the harmonica is from Stevie Wonder’s “ that girl” of his “songs in the key of life” album.. refreshing to see Tupac reaching EVERYONE with his music and interviews.. definitely influential
He was so good and so relevant even today!
@@ReactionsToTheClassics Totally agree
Such a powerful lyricist coming from someone in his early 20s! HE DEF WAS A GENIUS, COMPLICATED LIKE A LOT OF THEM ARE
Thanks for Watching!
Thank you for analyzing the lyrics. One of my favorite introspective songs by my fav rapper of all time. Love the way you guys give songs the justice it’s due by breaking it down!
Thanks we appreciate the kinds words. We always try to do it justice.
Bless You & your wife ,I’m glad more people from different walks of life and backgrounds are appreciating 2PAC and his body of work, he was no angel but he wasn’t a bad dude either he was a poet with a beautiful soul conflicted,sometimes disillusioned with our world and the struggles of black America. All in all I’m glad he left his great music/work/ legacy for us to enjoy before will also shuffle off this mortal coil!✊🏾
Great comment! Appreciate you sharing and watching!
I like how u guys actually Listen to the song from start to finish. Then comment.
Thanks Ryan only way to do it!
As a hip hop head I really enjoy watching your reactions and your ability to actually listen and understand the lyrics. But I’m equally as touched by the compassion and empathy you demonstrated. Thank you
Thanks we super appreciate those kind words!
To me..this is a classic. My older brothers and cousins was always bumping this! Loved the reaction.
Thanks really appreciate it!
You know the reason I love PAC so much. Is because I could relate. I’m not saying my life was exactly like his!, but very close. Maybe my life was super troubled in my past. But I don’t know how this song and it’s words don’t bring tears to most people’s eyes? I grew up on all this. PAC was my hero. I was in prison when he died. And tough guys or not. It hit people in the heart in there. I cried like a baby. But like in his song “under pressure” in the dark is when my heart saw the most grief!”
Thanks for sharing that, fantastic stuff! And Pac was so mature beyond his years, its a shame he was so misrepresented to the general public when he was still alive!
one of my absolute favorite Tupac songs!
Thanks for Watching!
Whenever this song comes on while driving I’m so moved by the arrangement that I have to pull over.
This song is hauntingly beautiful, an absolute dark masterpiece.
Thanks for watching The Road To Mars!
I love this song. It's about redemption. 🙏🏽 I appreciate your reaction too. I feel like we all just had a spiritual moment as you broke down his lyrics. Keep up the good work. ❤️
Thanks we super appreciate it!
You guys break down hip hop lyrics better then hip hop fans
Really appreciate it Rondre! So many people mistunderstand hip-hop, it has almost become a mission to right that wrong!
They really examine the poetry and give the lines a refreshing perspective
Was gonna type the same thing, they both dissected the song perfectly and yes that was Stevie’s harmonica sample from his song “that girl”
Exactly!!! They are so professional and accurate on it.
🤣.. very true.. Great intelligence
This Hass to be one of the best reactions to a 2Pac song that I’ve ever heard the thoughtfulness that you guys gave on. This was incredible. Keep up the good work.
Really appreciate that! Truly!
You know something ...I was raised in Christian home but strayed when I got older. Haven’t been to church in years and my mom still lets me know that she prays for me and I’m 26 years old now. Watching you guys react to this I had no idea you guys were also into Church. You guys have given me encouragement today and the reminder that God loves us unconditionally. Thank you for that💯🙏🏼
Appreciate this comment SO MUCH! None of us are perfect trust me on this I am a great example of that. God Bless!
@@ReactionsToTheClassics not sure if you guys reacted to LIFE GOES ON by Pac...if not ..pleassse listen to it. It’s the song my Dad wanted to be played at his funeral. R.I.P
Such a great reaction! This is a great song from Tupac! My favorite song!
Thanks super appreciate it!
As a teen back in the 90's, although I didn't share the same lifestyle as 2Pac I felt every piece of these lyrics. This was one of my go to songs from 2Pac back then. This song came on the radio 2 days ago and even after not hearing this song on a regular for almost 10 years I still know this song word for word... don't even need the music to recite it. Another great hit from
It is fantastic!
I listened to a lot of Pac in the late 90s and you guys, though not hip hop heads, break down Pac's songs than any of the so called heads. And you're so good that I learn new things about Pac's sing and I was a hip hop fan. Best channel by far!
Wow really appreciate the kind words and you watching!
The 80s and 90s was when the crack error started n what that did to young black males and females was turned where we lived into a killing field ,most of us had a mother father or some family member on crack so we pretty much raised ourselves. the fantasy that America showed people that wasn't from the hood was that we wanted to live like that.. Most of us back then didn't think we would live to see 30.. because we saw so much death either from police or from people we grew up with , just know drugs changed everything when it was dropped in our neighborhoods.
Great points. Thanks for sharing and watching Linda!
I remember the lady from the video with her son. Good to see y'all still at it and catching up to one of the greatest poets of all time.
Thanks we have. quite a few up with more to come!
Great reaction y'all. Pac was a interesting individual wit a lot to give us still....
So true! Thanks David!
Not one of PAC’s bigger hits commercially, but one of my favorites, definitely. RIP Tupac 🐐
Thanks for watching Hamoanese!
Shedding tears as I listen. This song touches me to the core of my soul. Pac tapped into a very dark and very real place in this song that exists in the physical, mental and spiritual planes of existence. The double conundrums that many may have missed are representations of the duality that was at play and the internal battle Pac was fighting which ultimately manifested into his real life and led to his demise. This is what you call digging deep, or "No surface level shit" as a wise man once told me.
Thanks for Watching!
I'm a Christian and definitely someone of faith, and that's one of the things that I've always connected with about Tupac. Lord/God/Savior, heaven, hell, forgiveness, sin, etc are staples in his writing. I always appreciate his spiritual side. I loved your reaction, and appreciation for Tupac. He really was a genius, so thanks for mentioning that, too.
Of course it is important in these songs. Thanks!
These two get it ..i wish you both a wealth of love and mercy in your lives
Thanks so much we really appreciate that!
Happy holidays and Happy New Year guys we love Pac worldwide and that's for sure.. From Nigeria
THanks Happy New Year to you and yours as well! Stay safe in Nigeria Omar!
This brings me back to being a child, listening to these lyrics in the dark. Crying because every word felt like I wrote it. A lot has changed since then. There is always a way out if you can surround yourself with the right people.
Very wise words! Thanks!
This song has so many lines with so much weight in the lyrics the one that strikes me heavy is the line “is there a heaven for a G? Remember me” like the thieve on the cross next to Christ that believed in him. And Christ replied “you will be with me in paradise”
Yes one of his most powerful lines in any song!
He left hints in alot of his music talking about his death like he knew he was going to die soon and then the whole controversy about it when it did happen. The number 7 played a huge role. Makaveli!
Yes tons of stuff we have come across like he knew!
Another Deeply Written Track by Tupac🥂
& Best Believe,
We Miss Him Greatly🧚🏽♀
🎺Instruments📯Matter🎺
Thanks for watching!
I love this bc you get to experience my type of music as I do with your genre of music. Music is the power of love
Yes it is, so well said!
Thanks for appreciating his poetry. Tupac was phenomenal
Thanks for Watching!
He was telling most our thoughts I first heard this was like damn he read my mind rip 🙏🏿
It is a great one!
Excellent work fro. A dynamic couple 💑 blessings 🙌
Really appreciate the kind words!!!! Thanks for watching Sylvanius Ross!
You 2 are breaking down the lyrics on this song it's awesome 😎
Thanks appreciate the kind words!
I love what ya'll do,
your break downs from
your perspective.
Thanks we keep it genuine. 2Pac was so wise beyond his years.
@@ReactionsToTheClassics Nearly born in prison.
His Mother beat a Grand jury trial without a lawyer representing herself as her own legal counsel.
Afeni Shakur Black Panther.
Assata Shakur his Godmother
Mutulu Shakur his Godfather.
Black Panthers, he was a part of their legacy. Literally born directly out of that struggle.
It is a sample of Stevie Wonder's harmonica from his song "That Girl" 👍
Yep. Thanks
very refreshing reaction and love the breakdown you guys give on the song and lyrics
Really appreciate the kind words!!!! Thanks for watching djprideone1!
The other amazing thing about Tupac was how fast he would write. He wouldn't labor and struggle writing, and re-writing, and tweaking. He would just get his pen out, throw it down, and move on. His body of work (considering his abbreviated time on earth) is a huge testament and proof of that. And for something to be as deep and powerful as SO MANY TEARS is amazing.
Yes I have come across that a lot on his songs, very quick. Thanks
This is my favorite song by Tupac. A masterpiece in my mind.
It is a great one for sure! Thanks!
I can hear in the lyrics that 2PAC always wanted to express realism in the message You are right Shawn when you said some time ago that Hip Hop is mainly about the message in the lyrics. The music does have a catchy tempo. Shawn, your comments are very good and you made an interesting analogy calling 2PAC a modern day Dylan. Your wife Gina gave really good insight into the meaning of the song and made profound statements concerning the lyrical message about the importance of turning to God for deliverance and forgiveness and repenting . As Christians you all understand the message this song is saying. I admit this is a hard hitting song and a great reaction and review.
Thanks Poet! Hope you are doing well and have a great holiday!
@@ReactionsToTheClassics Thank you. I'm trying to do the best I can to survive. Wishing you and your family a great Christmas holiday.
Love this reaction to the fullest
Really appreciate the kind words!!!! Thanks for watching DeeDee96!
Great reaction. This is my favorite 2Pac song.
Really appreciate the kind words!!!! Thanks for watching Antaveus!
PAC actually had a song to address the misses religious theories. It’s called Blasphemy. He’s speaking from the perspective of Jesus in the first verse.
We are going to check that one out for sure!
@@ReactionsToTheClassics react to Tupac Shakur The Last Interview also
Y’all gotta react to Tupac interviews.
We plan on it at some point!
@@ReactionsToTheClassics check out his MTV Christmas interview 🙏🏾👍🏾
I love your Tupac reactions! You have to react to Tupac's "Ghetto Gospel" ft Elton John.
You'll REALLY enjoy it!!!
Oh wow got to check that out, quite the pairing! Thanks!
I shed so many tears missing tupac the prophet
Thanks for watching Manyama Mohamed!
God...powerful song 2pac the king 👑
So so good. Thanks MM!
2Pac is the G.O.A.T greatest poet ever.
He is right up there for sure!
Love how you do did reaction.
Next song - if I die tonight . Great song goed beat . Lyrics are next level
Appreciate the kind words and we will check it out for sure!
Very calculated, fantastic reaction to an amazing piece of art
Really appreciate the kind words!!!! Thanks for watching C R!
You get it! Now scale it to a whole generation. Shed so many tears, refers to the commonality of the poverty struggle. How your born into irrelevance, pain, and hopelessness. Chasing money and respect is the only time a poor kid gets noticed (thug life). He is aware of there is a god but doesn’t know how or if he will have time to change. The spirit is willing but the flesh is weak. His intent is to speak for the forgotten that society looks at and condemns. Pac intended to change a nation of people by understanding first and providing another way out. Lyrical Panther.
Yep and that message is universal, unfortunately and even more so today!
Thank u for expressing about sin I appreciate you both
Really appreciate the kind words!!!! Thanks for watching jj Cardinale!
@@ReactionsToTheClassics I RECOMMEND U REACT TO GANG STARR MOMENT OF TRUTH
I'LL SUBSCRIBE
This one of the best reaction I've ever watched 😃
Wow we both really appreciate your kind words Louis!
Left me alone I grew up among a dying breed 😔
Pac was a lyrical genius!
Great vid guys!
Really appreciate the kind words!!!! Thanks for watching geen naam!
@@ReactionsToTheClassics ❤️❤️
This song always hurts my heart. One of Pac's most difficult songs for me.
Yes it is up there!
Real hip hop ar its best Rest in Peace 2Pac
Greatness! Thanks for watching!
Something the world needs to understand every Black Man that was born in the 60s 70s and 80 felt and live that way. We was told we would never make it to 25.
Exactly
Part confession, part cry for help, paranoia in poetry. This is the anthem for anyone who's ever had a mental health breakdown.
Very well-said Ralph!
@ReactionsToTheClassics It got me through many dark times in my life!
We all have to have those songs Ralph!
2pac’s thug life tattoo stood for the extension of the 21 black panther party code He made to clean up the streets
Thanks for the info and for watching!
2 PAC the GOAT
Yes!
I enjoy your reactions you are a great couple God! Bless
Thanks Luis we really appreciate that!
This is top tier Pac
Totally agree! Thanks for watching!
Hey! Where'd you find the cover art from the thumbnail in such a good resolution?
Not sure it was awhile ago but you understand the challenge! Hard to find!
It’s crazy. It’s like he knew he was going to die and honestly it’s like he wanted to. R.I.P. PAC
Oh I agree, its crazy how much foreshadowing are in several of his songs!
Good conversation, great reaction
Thanks Dizzy we really appreciate it!
Great 2Pac reactions. I love how you guys are so open minded. You might should react to Who do you believe in, Hold ya head, They don't give a fk about us, Letter to the president, The Good die young, Unconditional love. Pac said in one of his interviews, that he guessed that God cursed him to see what life should be like. I think he was so far ahead of his time. Still so sad that we lost this great man. Stay safe!
Appreciate the kind words and we will check those out for sure. Stay safe as well!
DAMN GINA! LOL
NICE REACTION GUYS!!
Thanks Leka!
You guys are amazing…..
Thanks we really appreciate the kind words!
I was so high I was watching this on mute waiting for the beat to drop 😂
lol
You guys have no idea of how many people,,even us Day 1 Fans,,,,over look how much 2Pac always talked to God in his music...HE DID IT CONSTANTLY.....
It is great stuff! Thanks for watching!
This song broke the hip hop game made it more acceptable to talk about mental health issues def one of my favorites
Took a ton of courage for him to put it out
This album came out why he was in prision it was recorded why h was fighting his case check out the Tupac song representing for Ron g it was recorded a couple hours before he got shot the first time in NY he only has one verse on it but it's worth listening to
Will do. Thanks Jacob!
Stevie Wonder - That Girl!
Really appreciate the suggestion and thanks for watching Sherman King!
Just came across your reaction channel and subbed ✌🏽
Pac was heavily misunderstood, the media destroyed his image along with J Edgar Hoovers Cointelpro... May Tupac RIP. 🙏🏼
Yes lots going on behind the scenes for sure! Thanks!
Love your reactions...
Really appreciate the kind words!!!! Thanks for watching Tho Seg!
Another good one is the title track Me Against The World the third or 4th verse is one of the best ever done in my opinion.
We will check it out as we are looking for more to react to. Thanks Micah!
Being 22 to 23 with people bumpin into you and claiming you hit em. Friends stealing from you,cousins stealing out his house, people that feel like you owe them ,running up on u is a lot.
Fame is a tough ride, most don't get the pressures that come with it!
Great reaction 👍
Really appreciate the suggestion and thanks for watching Tia&Tom!
I hope you both saw an interview he had where he spoke on his relationship with God and whether he was rich or poor doing great or doing bad he always prayed and always spoke with God. He said it is important to him.
Yes we did. Thanks
#TUPAC simply the best
He was greatness!
PAC wasn’t let to grow. When hit em up dropped. That’s what EVERYBODY wanted to talk to him about. Forget his artistry. Forget his movies. Forget politics. And that bothered him greatly
Ya it is tough when something that really doesn't speak to you as an artist becomes famous and then everyone views you through that lens!
@@ReactionsToTheClassics like nobody wanted to discuss how he went number 1 in the country in prison,came out of jail and went 5x platinum in 2months. Nun of that
Subscribed! 👍🏾
Thanks we really appreciate it!
We've all shed many tears. We all know what the genesis is.
Thanks for Watching!
If you guys haven't watched the video you should check it out. It's very eerie/dark/ prophetic. RIP Pac 🙏🏿
We actually havent, will check it out. Thanks!
Harmonica comes from a Stevie Wonder song sample.
Yep. Thanks
React to 2pac blasphemy since you brought up Christianity
Really appreciate the suggestion and thanks for watching Kyle James!
You should do the tupac interview with ED GORDON 1994. You wil understand allot more about him. keep in mind that he’s 23 at that point. Btw i like how you guys do the tupac vids. Good job on that!
Thanks Helder appreciate it. We do plan on doing the Ed Gordon interviews at some point. Thanks!
It was a method to Pac Madness.
For sure!