@@LimmieJurrell I said his ‘knowledge’ of music. The Isley brothers, Bobby Caldwell, Bruce Hornsby etc samples are from Tupac’s good taste in music. He was telling producers what songs he wanted them to sample and make a beat to
3:34 Like Shock G said.... "Tupac raps from the "pit of his stomach..." You can hear it in his vocal tones (how they raise or get more aggressive at certain parts of the song)... No artists do that... No better example of this (than some of his last recorded songs), like "All Out" "Hell 4 A Hustler" where he's angry/emotional, gasping for breath between each sentence. You can't teach that to music artists... either it's in them, or it's not.
Thank u for this!! All I've wanted to hear from the younger generation is that y'all actually FEEL this! Not just gibberish rap. He's trying to drill in your head to peep the game. Pac's intensity and passion to push that game out there and help people grow mentally was unmatched. I'm 40 and I enjoy watching reaction videos to our generation of street Artist's.
I was born in 1970. Im so glad as I was becoming a young man I had all this freat music to listen to from that era. Best times ever!!!!! Tupac was one of the best. Legends never die😢
Man music in the 90s was GOLDEN. I was born in 1991 but I do vividly remember it being so much music out (Hip Hop and R&B) that the radio played different songs once out the day and would be lucky to hear the same song twice within the same day. A rap song that's a classic for me is Dr Dre's Keep Their Heads Ringin. When I heard that song as a 4 yr old in 1995 I used to smile so hard while bobbing my head. I remember recording the radio on a cassette tape in 1996 or 1997 to catch a song that I really liked. I miss the 90s. Back in the 90s rappers told stories, some of them you could vibe to and some were deep. R&B at the time was VERY serious compared to now
As someone who grew up in this era and was young in this era, i would highly recommend the song "Hellrazor." It is on the album "R U Still Down." It is SO deep and has many layers. The first verse sets the plot, the situation. The second verse is a desperate plea for change, and the last verse is basically "Fuck it, all bets are off!!" Tupac conveyed his deepest inner thoughts so well and this song is an INCREDIBLE demonstration of just that. Much Love ❤️
Only took time to listen to this track about 2mnths ago, and i came to the conclusion that this dude was way ahead other arts, thats my opinion though!!!
I DON'T CARE WHAT ANYBODY SAYS, THERE ARE A LOT OF GREAT RAPPERS OUT THERE FROM THE OLD SCHOOL, BUT THE WAY THIS MAN DELIVERS AND HE DOES IT WITH SO MUCH COMPASSION. TUPAC WILL NEVER BE TOUCHED LYRICALLY. R.I.P TO THE GREATEST.
2 Pac - Letter to my unborn 2 Pac - My Block (Nitty Remix) 2 Pac - Heartz Of Men 2 Pac - Unconditional Love 2 Pac - Picture Me Rollin 2 Pac - Me Against The World 2 Pac - Thugz Mansion (acoustic version)
Man all I think about is imagine with how emotion and raw 2pac raps and him doing a song with eminem cause em also has so many raw songs that u can feel his emotions..they are both poets..it would be epic!
For sure, you can tell Eminem got a lot of his style from Pac. He even said Pac is the best song writer of all time. Both of them on a track would he incredible.
I get kinda emotional listening to this song, because it’s 1 of the last tracks that 2pac made before his death. When you listen to the lyrics, it sounds like he knew his time on this earth wasn’t gonna be long 😢💔
Tupac 1 under pressure 2 dump ft Hussain fatal ft papose 3 ghost 4 watch your mouth (nas diss) 5 why you turn on me (Wendy William diss) 5 catchin feelings ( biggie & bad boys diss) 6 war games ( nas diss )
I love Pac and he's so prophetic when he raps but for me Cube's When will they shoot goes hard a puts life in a different perspective. When will they shoot, check it out. If you love queen, we will rock you is in the hook/beat.
More 2pac.... Outlaw, Ain't hard 2 Find, Troublesome 96, Fuckin with the wrong nigga, Pain, No More Pain, Never had a friend like Me, High Speed, Good life, When thugz cry demo, Loyal to the Game 2004, Soon as I get home, Tearz of a Clown, Resist the temptation, Where u been, who do u believe in, Life's so hard, Ny87, Gotta get mine, This life I lead original version
In 2007, Nipsey Hustle appeared on 2pac's poshumus albumb on the remix song "International". That was before he blew up but The Outlawz (2pac's crew) wanted to give exposure to Nipsey in his early days ...also Sidhu Moosewala (India Biggest rapper) was a huge fan of both 2pac and Nipsey (RIP)
My friend was with 2pac /friends /work before he was famous Was Good friends with alot of rappers before famous, so he makes documentaries Coming a new one soon My friend went to brooklyn as 16 year old. So crazy he was around from beginning, before anyone knew NWA and 2pac was.... Was there twice But jelause he was with the whole ride.. But we bumbed 2pac from begiinng, like most of europe My friend from sweden discovered 2pac, ice cube nipsey hussle, dr dre, lil Wayne before they got famous. Not many know one of 2pacs best friend, produer, lyrics writer was swedish. Also produced ice cube, Dre... Was close to nipsey aswell. Still friend with ice cube. Its him you get most pictures, interviews with om documentarys Hes releasing a new 2pac documentary soon. Did waynes first documentary and many moore. Also we played hip hop mainstream before US. So alot of US artist was here working And where swedish artist some of the first famous hip hop songs. Pretty funny, only NY had hip hop artist same time as us. But its not so important here with GOAT talk, and who discovered rap... Its funny how close swedish People was around from begiinng, Maybee sensitive in US. Have apartment in US, work with music, like no one knows this... Very strange, Thats why 2pac did alot of interviews in swedish media..
Be Sure to check out the sequel song "Starin' Thru My Rearview II" There's 2 versions that I know of, both have the same lyrics, but they have different instrumentals. One of them is subtitled "Grab The Mic" If you want to hear a few more Tupac songs where you can hear and feel his emotion, check out: Lord Knows Hellrazor Pour Out A Little Liquor Part Time Mutha Only God Can Judge Me Papa'z Song Holla At Me (*Not to be confused with the hit "Holler If Ya Hear Me") Death Around The Corner So Many Tears Pain
More 2pac - How Long Will They Mourn Me 🔥 All Out 🔥 Troublesome '96 🔥 Still Ballin' Feat Trick Daddy 🔥 Never Be Peace 🔥 Can't C Me 🔥 Ballad Of a Dead Soulja 🔥 Holla At Me 🔥 Hell 4 a Hustler 🔥 2PAC The Greatest Rapper 🎤 Ever! Never Equaled and Never Bettered.
Finally sum pac! Pls react to Troublesome 96, Letter 2 my unborn, if I die 2nite, when thugz cry or So Many tears. Btw in case you didn't noticed he sampled phil collins In the air tonight for this one
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He was on a different level.
No one will ever compare to this man.
Word!
This is a classic. Pac was just different
Rare they will never be another pac r.I.p the 🐐 u will never be forgotten 😢
God sent
New disrespectful but is that the same girl you were with in the other videos
Cool I just wondering that's all
Pac’s knowledge of music is underrated. The amount of classic jazz, funk and soul samples he’s used in the production of his songs are legendary
Pac didn’t make the beats or samples Johnny j did a lot of his beats
@@jacobbruce3174 Pac would tell producers which songs he wanted sampled for example Isley Brothers, Bobby Caldwell etc
Pac was never underrated. We recognize how great his music was and still is.
@@LimmieJurrell I said his ‘knowledge’ of music. The Isley brothers, Bobby Caldwell, Bruce Hornsby etc samples are from Tupac’s good taste in music. He was telling producers what songs he wanted them to sample and make a beat to
Man I use to blast this song in my jeep back in 1998 off the soundtrack from Gridlock
Gang related soundtrack fam.
gang related homie
3:34 Like Shock G said.... "Tupac raps from the "pit of his stomach..."
You can hear it in his vocal tones (how they raise or get more aggressive at certain parts of the song)... No artists do that...
No better example of this (than some of his last recorded songs), like "All Out" "Hell 4 A Hustler" where he's angry/emotional,
gasping for breath between each sentence. You can't teach that to music artists... either it's in them, or it's not.
I love the end of the song military mindz when he’s screaming “where my real thugz”
@@Trip.L.L.L "When Bob Dole and Delores Tucker, wanna know... where my soldiers at .... Go Boom!!!!"
In "Hellrazor" his voice gets more intense with each verse. It's *crazy* !!
👍
DMX also does that, actually
Thank u for this!! All I've wanted to hear from the younger generation is that y'all actually FEEL this! Not just gibberish rap. He's trying to drill in your head to peep the game. Pac's intensity and passion to push that game out there and help people grow mentally was unmatched. I'm 40 and I enjoy watching reaction videos to our generation of street Artist's.
Pretty much anything from all eyez on me (the whole album) and beyond! Pac = GOAT
You crazy some of his earlier days was dope to but Thug Life and Me Against the World is also goat status
This was not all eyez on me was it? Soundtrack of Gridlock
The car scheme that Pac did on the hook and on the 2nd verse goes unnoticed. Pac was a Great Emcee
Yup, ppl clown on him for not being lyrical but fail to listen
@@northenlightsss "I keep spitting still stupid niggas fail to listen " - Pac
I was born in 1970. Im so glad as I was becoming a young man I had all this freat music to listen to from that era. Best times ever!!!!! Tupac was one of the best. Legends never die😢
I love the montage of his life and all the controversy leading into the last car ride he took. So powerful!
Long live pac 🕊🐐
Man music in the 90s was GOLDEN. I was born in 1991 but I do vividly remember it being so much music out (Hip Hop and R&B) that the radio played different songs once out the day and would be lucky to hear the same song twice within the same day. A rap song that's a classic for me is Dr Dre's Keep Their Heads Ringin. When I heard that song as a 4 yr old in 1995 I used to smile so hard while bobbing my head. I remember recording the radio on a cassette tape in 1996 or 1997 to catch a song that I really liked. I miss the 90s. Back in the 90s rappers told stories, some of them you could vibe to and some were deep. R&B at the time was VERY serious compared to now
As someone who grew up in this era and was young in this era, i would highly recommend the song "Hellrazor." It is on the album "R U Still Down." It is SO deep and has many layers. The first verse sets the plot, the situation. The second verse is a desperate plea for change, and the last verse is basically "Fuck it, all bets are off!!"
Tupac conveyed his deepest inner thoughts so well and this song is an INCREDIBLE demonstration of just that.
Much Love ❤️
Only took time to listen to this track about 2mnths ago, and i came to the conclusion that this dude was way ahead other arts, thats my opinion though!!!
I DON'T CARE WHAT ANYBODY SAYS, THERE ARE A LOT OF GREAT RAPPERS OUT THERE FROM THE OLD SCHOOL, BUT THE WAY THIS MAN DELIVERS AND HE DOES IT WITH SO MUCH COMPASSION. TUPAC WILL NEVER BE TOUCHED LYRICALLY. R.I.P TO THE GREATEST.
"When We Ride On Our Enemies" -- 2Pac
Og version only !!!
Yes The Original Version
OG!!💯
2 Pac - Letter to my unborn
2 Pac - My Block (Nitty Remix)
2 Pac - Heartz Of Men
2 Pac - Unconditional Love
2 Pac - Picture Me Rollin
2 Pac - Me Against The World
2 Pac - Thugz Mansion (acoustic version)
Strong List holla at u
One of my favourite
One of my fav Pac records
I was raised as a young black male/ in order to get paid had to make crack sales
I think it says forced not had but yeah thats a dope line
Dont underestimate the verse of Khadafi, flow is sick
Sad song, too much pain. God cant exist with all the ahit around
Love the line: thug life until i check out of this bitch. Meaning kill me first otherwise i will kill you
@@MdV1989 he was the truth. 💯
Man all I think about is imagine with how emotion and raw 2pac raps and him doing a song with eminem cause em also has so many raw songs that u can feel his emotions..they are both poets..it would be epic!
For sure, you can tell Eminem got a lot of his style from Pac. He even said Pac is the best song writer of all time. Both of them on a track would he incredible.
I get kinda emotional listening to this song, because it’s 1 of the last tracks that 2pac made before his death. When you listen to the lyrics, it sounds like he knew his time on this earth wasn’t gonna be long 😢💔
Top 5 Pac tracks for me!
2pac - holla at me
Troublesome 96 - 2pac let's go!
2pac is the real rap GOD 💯💯💯💯
God I love rap. I am fucking ecstatic that I got to watch it grow into its own solid genre.
Pac was/is/always be THE G.O.A.T.
my fav 2pac song!!
Tupac
1 under pressure
2 dump ft Hussain fatal ft papose
3 ghost
4 watch your mouth (nas diss)
5 why you turn on me (Wendy William diss)
5 catchin feelings ( biggie & bad boys diss)
6 war games ( nas diss )
Strong list
the greatest
I love Pac and he's so prophetic when he raps but for me Cube's When will they shoot goes hard a puts life in a different perspective. When will they shoot, check it out. If you love queen, we will rock you is in the hook/beat.
🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 legendary 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
More 2pac....
Outlaw, Ain't hard 2 Find, Troublesome 96, Fuckin with the wrong nigga, Pain, No More Pain, Never had a friend like Me, High Speed, Good life, When thugz cry demo, Loyal to the Game 2004, Soon as I get home, Tearz of a Clown, Resist the temptation, Where u been, who do u believe in, Life's so hard, Ny87, Gotta get mine, This life I lead original version
I am from Russia, and i love this guy, he is are good human with a big heart and big aches about this world, PAC is live.
I love seeing people reactions to thus, almost 30 years old and still killing it
Bone Thugs - Waves its from 2017 perfect mix of old Bone & new production
i cant belive you heer this song first time omg
Tupac - hellrazor
(Classic Tune) by 2PAC❤️
WHEN 2PAC SAYS"
I WILL NEVER UNDERSTAND THIS SOCIETY..❤
Glad yall reacting to pac again
In 2007, Nipsey Hustle appeared on 2pac's poshumus albumb on the remix song "International". That was before he blew up but The Outlawz (2pac's crew) wanted to give exposure to Nipsey in his early days ...also Sidhu Moosewala (India Biggest rapper) was a huge fan of both 2pac and Nipsey (RIP)
2pac no more pain
"Str8 Ballin'" -- 2Pac (Thug Life)
goated song🔥
tupac - my block(remix) easily his most underrated song and for some fun tupac - wonder thy they call you b for all the goldiggers
My Block "Remix" - Tupac great one
Last picture of pac shot right after that picture crazy
Best pac song, flow is sick
Damn pac we love you
Product of a dieing breed is a hard bar.
My friend was with 2pac /friends /work before he was famous
Was Good friends with alot of rappers before famous, so he makes documentaries
Coming a new one soon
My friend went to brooklyn as 16 year old.
So crazy he was around from beginning, before anyone knew NWA and 2pac was....
Was there twice
But jelause he was with the whole ride..
But we bumbed 2pac from begiinng, like most of europe
My friend from sweden discovered 2pac, ice cube nipsey hussle, dr dre, lil Wayne before they got famous.
Not many know one of 2pacs best friend, produer, lyrics writer was swedish.
Also produced ice cube, Dre...
Was close to nipsey aswell.
Still friend with ice cube. Its him you get most pictures, interviews with om documentarys
Hes releasing a new 2pac documentary soon.
Did waynes first documentary and many moore.
Also we played hip hop mainstream before US.
So alot of US artist was here working
And where swedish artist some of the first famous hip hop songs.
Pretty funny, only NY had hip hop artist same time as us.
But its not so important here with GOAT talk, and who discovered rap...
Its funny how close swedish People was around from begiinng, Maybee sensitive in US.
Have apartment in US, work with music, like no one knows this...
Very strange, Thats why 2pac did alot of interviews in swedish media..
Definitely was more genuine and everyone had they own identity
Be Sure to check out the sequel song "Starin' Thru My Rearview II" There's 2 versions that I know of, both have the same lyrics, but they have different instrumentals. One of them is subtitled "Grab The Mic"
If you want to hear a few more Tupac songs where you can hear and feel his emotion, check out:
Lord Knows
Hellrazor
Pour Out A Little Liquor
Part Time Mutha
Only God Can Judge Me
Papa'z Song
Holla At Me (*Not to be confused with the hit "Holler If Ya Hear Me")
Death Around The Corner
So Many Tears
Pain
Checkout
"Open fire"
"under pressure"
"is it cool to fuck?"
And Big Daddy Kane ft 2Pac "wherever u are"
Best couple ❤️❤️
"Can You Get Away?" -- 2Pac
Fame
Letter to the President
Old school
Love your reaction bro
Teardrop and closed caskets 2pac & Outlaws
Tupac fortune and fame great song! or black jesus album version
The goat
2Pac ...the Greatest ❤
Nice to see yous react together brother 👍 Love from Aotearoa/NewZealand!!
More 2pac -
How Long Will They Mourn Me 🔥
All Out 🔥
Troublesome '96 🔥
Still Ballin' Feat Trick Daddy 🔥
Never Be Peace 🔥
Can't C Me 🔥
Ballad Of a Dead Soulja 🔥
Holla At Me 🔥
Hell 4 a Hustler 🔥
2PAC The Greatest Rapper 🎤 Ever! Never Equaled and Never Bettered.
Great list👍
Talk to my guns like they fly bitches. Gaddam dat was hard as hell
2pac str8 ballin
It's 2pac looking at us from heaven
How about - My block, Hold your head, Street fame and smile. All by tupac
You cant give what you dont have. Pac just gave it the best of the real way. He rapped 100years ahead of time.
Tupac Scarface - Smile
Nipsy loved 2pac so much. It's understandable because 2pac is the 🐐 of hip hop
If you want to hear a song where Pac gets really emotional while spittin' fire listen to Troublesome 96. Classic.
Tupac the best.
Good reaction.Makaveli The Don,GOAT! React to 2pac I ain't hard 2 fine (Classic Pac song)
the song title is a metaphor , some say they predicted his death on this one
Yeah another TUPAC reaction fresh couple hours ago 🔥🔥
Fire!!
One of my favs 🔥🔥
"Death Around The Corner" -- 2Pac
Finally sum pac! Pls react to Troublesome 96, Letter 2 my unborn, if I die 2nite, when thugz cry or So Many tears. Btw in case you didn't noticed he sampled phil collins In the air tonight for this one
Best song of pac
Happy Bday to the GOAT . 52 . Still missing the man like he died yesterday
Accurate!! Those Nipsey lyrics!!
The greatest Rapper... 2pac
Nice to hear the Goddess chiming in...😊
Lord knows 2pac
Pain by 2oac dope and no more pain fire 🔥
Do Tupac/Makaveli White Man'z world! That song def relate to todays issues.
Man you look like JZ more so than J himself 😂
Check out "Against all odds". Another one of Pac's many greats without question.
THE KING 2PAC 2024!!!
2pac ft. Big Daddy Kane - Wherever U Are!
Do these pac joints.. trading war stories, teardrops & closed caskets, still I rise
Glad to hear some younger people appreciate Pac. Now comedy reactions to George Carlin.
DAMN! DAMN! DAMN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
He nodded his head like he in the 80 Keith sweat 😅 bruh chill with the granddad that's my jam swag lol
2pac thug life-It hurts the most
Oh yes
Thugz Mansion
love how you both smile when the photo of him and his mum came up.