Don't look now. It's just Pac casually dropping better music after his death than most artists do in their prime. Thanks for doing these. Some of these songs are among his best.
If you never heard 2Pac and you wanted to get an idea of who he was as an artist, I would give you this album... I believe Are You Still Down? and Me Against The World are his two best albums and the best representation of his rhyme style and choice of beats.
this album is top 5 for me.. start to end.. classic. now! Hellrazor that's my jam.. Top 5 hiphop track full stop. bro. now, this is vivid storytelling. clear as day.. motion picture poetry.. another Great reaction chest 💫👊🏼
Loved it. Hellrazor has to be his hardest, rawest song ever recorded. One thing i would suggest if you want a better understanding of who Tupac was, give some of his interviews a watch and see how articulate he is. When he speaks, he speaks truth and has such a leader aura. His revolutionary speech he did at the 1993 Indiana Black Expo when he was only 22 years old kind of sets the stage and shows you who he is as a 2nd generation revolutionary. His mother was a Black Panther, his aunts and uncles were a part of the Black Liberation Army and so on. His Godmother Assata Shakur was the first woman on the FBI most wanted list and is living in Havana currently, after escaping prison and fleeing to Cuba. He was born into it, and it molded him as an individual. Most people think he was just a rapper, but he was deep into the movement.
I remember walking into a record store a couple of years after he passed they displayed it on the front counter bumping it I had chills and wanted the album so bad but it wasn't out yet and they didn't wanna sell the one they had
In my opinion this is pacs GREATEST posthumous album and i would also go as far as saying its in my top 5 of all time greatest pac albums. Every other posthumous tupac releases they edited out some of his lyrics or even went as far as changing his lyrics and making him say something he never did. Also if you listen to the OG versions of the songs on this album, almost all the beats are the same just mixed and mastered. They did remove some verses from some songs but nothing major. Another reason why i put this in my top 5 is because 99% of the producers of this album are producers that actually worked with him while he was alive so they knew his style. Until the end of time is my 2nd fav posthumous pac album because although none ofnthe beats were the same, they were still dope and they didnt do to many edits to his lyrics. His posthumous albums "loyal to the game" produced by eminem and pacs life are trash! Pacs life especially. I dont ever play that album. Loyal to the game had about 2 tracks i enjoyed but eminem changed so much and pitched his vocals up and down, sped up his vocals, slowed down his vocals and edited out and replaced so many lyrics that it was garbage.
Some of these songs you have to checkout the OG verison because they are his original songs that they corporate people change the beat too, The songs with the original beat that 2pac heard when he made them are the most fire, but i still like some songs on this album
"I am on my knees begging please come and save me". Pac doesn't say "Praying, come and save me". #Correction #VatosLocos Hellrazor 👉🏻 🔥 🔥 #RIPLatashaHarlins
Brah!!! Love your reactions, but, as an artists, the idea of someone just picking songs at random for their first experience of an album eats at me lol You should really get into Pacs interview!! You really get an understanding of who he really was and what he was really trying to do with Thuglife. Seriously, he has interviews better than a lot of rappers albums. NO CAP!!! Just make sure you have the full unedited versions. One important thing to remember with Pacs music is, in his own words "sometimes I'm the participant, sometimes I'm the watcheer, and sometimes they're just allogories and fables passed on to me from my peers in the street" Pac was a reflection of the community. Love bro!!!
Great reaction.
Pac's throwaways are most rappers Greatest Hits
Don't look now. It's just Pac casually dropping better music after his death than most artists do in their prime. Thanks for doing these. Some of these songs are among his best.
Couldn't say it any better
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chills bro
still, after all these years, bumpin this...
just gave me goosebumps
pac goes in on the 3rd
Hellrazor so 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Pac rapping from the gut on this one. Hellrazor has always been one of my favorites 🙏
Bro, you a real one for this. Appreciate you!!!
GREAT ALBUM BY THE GREATEST
Just like Pain, Hellrazor is one of them ones🙏🙏
Facts
Super slept on! ✌️🏾💪🏾 And Thug Style!
pac R.I.P G 🙏🐐 . Bay area loves you 🐐
Hellrazor last verse 🔥
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Pac was absolutely the greatest rapper ever
If you never heard 2Pac and you wanted to get an idea of who he was as an artist, I would give you this album...
I believe Are You Still Down? and Me Against The World are his two best albums and the best representation of his rhyme style and choice of beats.
Hell Razor & Thug Style are my 2 favorites that are sleepers! ✌️🏾💪🏾
9:31 this is one of the greatest rap verses of all time!
Unlike other albums after Killuminati the 7 Day Theory this one contains unreleased OG songs
this album is top 5 for me..
start to end.. classic.
now! Hellrazor
that's my jam..
Top 5 hiphop track full stop. bro.
now, this is vivid storytelling.
clear as day.. motion picture poetry..
another Great reaction chest 💫👊🏼
Loved it. Hellrazor has to be his hardest, rawest song ever recorded.
One thing i would suggest if you want a better understanding of who Tupac was, give some of his interviews a watch and see how articulate he is. When he speaks, he speaks truth and has such a leader aura. His revolutionary speech he did at the 1993 Indiana Black Expo when he was only 22 years old kind of sets the stage and shows you who he is as a 2nd generation revolutionary.
His mother was a Black Panther, his aunts and uncles were a part of the Black Liberation Army and so on. His Godmother Assata Shakur was the first woman on the FBI most wanted list and is living in Havana currently, after escaping prison and fleeing to Cuba. He was born into it, and it molded him as an individual. Most people think he was just a rapper, but he was deep into the movement.
Just start from the beginning like the rest of your album reactions.
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I remember walking into a record store a couple of years after he passed they displayed it on the front counter bumping it I had chills and wanted the album so bad but it wasn't out yet and they didn't wanna sell the one they had
In my opinion this is pacs GREATEST posthumous album and i would also go as far as saying its in my top 5 of all time greatest pac albums.
Every other posthumous tupac releases they edited out some of his lyrics or even went as far as changing his lyrics and making him say something he never did. Also if you listen to the OG versions of the songs on this album, almost all the beats are the same just mixed and mastered. They did remove some verses from some songs but nothing major. Another reason why i put this in my top 5 is because 99% of the producers of this album are producers that actually worked with him while he was alive so they knew his style. Until the end of time is my 2nd fav posthumous pac album because although none ofnthe beats were the same, they were still dope and they didnt do to many edits to his lyrics.
His posthumous albums "loyal to the game" produced by eminem and pacs life are trash! Pacs life especially. I dont ever play that album. Loyal to the game had about 2 tracks i enjoyed but eminem changed so much and pitched his vocals up and down, sped up his vocals, slowed down his vocals and edited out and replaced so many lyrics that it was garbage.
How many parts are there?
Some of these songs you have to checkout the OG verison because they are his original songs that they corporate people change the beat too, The songs with the original beat that 2pac heard when he made them are the most fire, but i still like some songs on this album
"I am on my knees begging please come and save me". Pac doesn't say "Praying, come and save me". #Correction #VatosLocos
Hellrazor 👉🏻 🔥 🔥 #RIPLatashaHarlins
Brah!!! Love your reactions, but, as an artists, the idea of someone just picking songs at random for their first experience of an album eats at me lol
You should really get into Pacs interview!! You really get an understanding of who he really was and what he was really trying to do with Thuglife. Seriously, he has interviews better than a lot of rappers albums. NO CAP!!!
Just make sure you have the full unedited versions.
One important thing to remember with Pacs music is, in his own words "sometimes I'm the participant, sometimes I'm the watcheer, and sometimes they're just allogories and fables passed on to me from my peers in the street"
Pac was a reflection of the community.
Love bro!!!
Only well done posthumous album without PACs creative input (makaveli I mean)
Bruh not in order? You're cheating yourself.