Okay. Okay. I’m saying Tupac wrong. I meant no disrespect, I was saying it correctly for all of my previous videos, but a couple of trolls told me I was saying it wrong… I’m genuinely sorry for being so gullible. 😳✌🏻
OK, said his name wrong. We can fix that. What you do right is try your best to give and show respect to the man's work, words, and as well perspective and plight. And for that...I now subcribe.
His giving name is Tupac. The spelling looks how you is saying it, but say it with a o in his name instead of the a in it (if that makes sense to you). Makaveli came later on in his career (from a book he read).
What 2Pac are u talking about? He was always about helping his people he was raised that way and it's okay for him to love his people . Don't try to smooth over his message to make non blacks feel comfortable bcuz Pac wouldn't do that.
Tupac’s sister is alive and well. She just went to put Tupac’s star in the Hollywood Walk Of Fame last year. They also just named a street after her brother a few months ago. She was there and spoke a bit.
The fact that you’re willing to educate yourself and not continue your ignorance on any matters related to Pac, HipHop/Rap music, culture that is other than your own and history that is in depth, complex and not always easy to dive into is a wonderful start. The only other thing you can do is pay forward your new found education and understanding. Ignore the rude trolls and continue your journey.
It’s not about white people feeling Guilty for me … the fact that you are learning and trying to understand why thing the way they are . I appreciate you for being a beautiful soul . Thank you
He was rebranding himself. He studied Niccolo Machiavelli the prince until he wasn't great to him no more. He used his tactics of war and politics in his career
Prolly my favorite pac song. It’s crazy to think he was only 25 when he wrote this. The things he talks about on this song is something only a much older person who’s lived a long life would know and talk about
Blasphemy is a deep one. This my favorite album, was 10 when I bought this from Camelot music. Sold hella cards to get the bread for this album. Rip the Don
I think it’s very important what you’re doing and we appreciate your true thoughts and evaluation of the music. Please continue your channel and we will continue to support you.! God bless! 🙏🏽♥️✊🏽
Thank you for having the courage and willingness to even listen to music about the struggles of black people. You are indeed a very special person and may God bless you 🙏🏽
I love as a white woman you’re listening to white man’s world, that song is deep, I use to listen to it working out, it always use to touch my soul, it’s not a typical gangsta song, it’s just a pure heartfelt song, spilling his heart, expressing his self, the man was a phenomenal poet. 🖊️
He’s talking about Black Americans standing together and he’s speaking on our people being under attack. He’s speaking on the gender war this country pushes to split the Black American family. He’s telling our people to recognize and realize where we’re at.
I think you're doing what you can do on this channel and it's great. BTW, I met Sekyiwa Shakur, his sister. Great person. I use to volunteer at his art studio in Stone Mountain, GA.
Tupac although born a black man and most often spoke on his and his communities' experiences, was more than that; he was an artist, poet, philosopher, and activist not just for the betterment of black people, but the betterment of the world. He understood that we needed to lift each other up as humans, but in a time when few were offering that kinship to these marginalized communities, he took and pulled that weight on his shoulders to show us as HUMANS what we do for our Sisters and Brothers. Rest in Power to a revolutionary, Tupac Shakur.
Incredible song. It really touches my heart when he talks about the kid asking his mom about the absence of his dad, the chorus after the 2nd verse with the background noise of suggesting we fight for certain names mentioned. Check out 2Pac Letter to the president
Great reaction as always!..for me your understanding is all that I need from you just to see another side, as far as what u can do when you hear others with there bigoted and bias views share your growth let them know they've only been taught one side. Hopefully the can follow you in your journey.
Salute to you for wanting to better yourself as a human. The honesty is golden. Also, you had 2Pac name right the 1st time, its not pack. Reaction to 2Pac "Blasphemy" another deep one.
It's good to see Pac still lives on looking at all these comments. Most of the comments are common knowledge but I really do love how most people still know that common knowledge. Pac lives on forever because of that
It was a rebranding of sorts. When he formed the rap group, The Outlawz they all took on aliases of past political figures. His sister Sekyiwa is still alive. She was at the unveiling of his star on the Walk of Fame a few months back. She has 2 children by E.D.I. Mean a member of The Outlawz. She's a philanthropist and also the President/CEO of Tupac's foundation.
The correct pronunciation of Tupac is too-paak not too-pack. So you were saying it correct the first time. By the way Tupac was named after Túpac Amaru II who's birth name was José Gabriel Condorcanqu. He led a large Andean rebellion against the Spanish in Peru as self-proclaimed Sapa Inca of a new Inca Empire. He later became a mythical figure in the Peruvian struggle for independence and indigenous rights movement, as well as an inspiration to myriad causes in Spanish America and beyond.
Those feelings of empathy and compassion are signs that you are still living in the image of The creator and it should make you very happy and courageous. There are people on this planet who cannot feel those emotions and unfortunately most of them are at the top of the pyramid..
Makaveli was 2pac’s way of reinventing himself. It was somewhat of an alter ego that he would use to create music with a deeply revolutionary and raw approach. 2pac developed this persona while he was incarcerated in 1995 and brought it to his commercial projects upon his release at the end of 1995. His sister Sekyiwa Shakur is very involved in his estate since their mother passed back in 2016. She is an activist and philanthropist to this day. Last summer she received his star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame on his behalf.
New Sub here. Just wanna say I appreciate your willingness to learn more about the rap/hip hop culture. It's always great to have a newcomer. Much love to you from the south side of Chicago 😊
Please continue to check out hip hop. Your journey is amazing. Also don't feel guilty, you are doing great by having empathy. You have a heart, and genuinely have sympathy too. Much appreciated. Check out Kanye West- Runaway, Nas- Every ghetto, Nas- Reason
Tupac mentioned that his name Tupac Amaru ment "Intelligent warrior".It actually means "Royal" or "Shining" Serpent. His last name Shakur is if Arabic origin and can mean both "grateful" and thankful" (to God), it comes from the Arabic word Al-Shakūr which us one of the "99 names of Allah". So Tupac Amaru Shakur means "Royal/Shining Serpent who is Thankful to God".
Hey Ms. Lady you here you just have to do you & stay on track with your platform!! I'm sure you'll get negative comments but the positive ones will outweigh them!!
After getting shot in '94, Tupac simply became more Machiavellian in his thinking.More cunning & strategic in how he dealt with his enemies.There was a "War" theme in a lot of his music post '95.Basically his whole tenure at Death Row Records.
I think as a white middle class lady you don't get the black person's plite, because your life is polished. Walking in a blackmans shoes will show you the injustice we endure in life. Just for the colour of our skin. But yet we still have courage, dignity and drive in the face of adversity. Blessing my people life is for living.
Makaveli was an alternate stage name to fit in with his group Outlawz. The members carried names of “outlaws” heads of state, etc. E.D.I Mean, Khadafi, Hussein, Castro, Mussolini, etc
@@NOT_TODAY45Thank You! I was huge fans of RUN DMC,The Fat Boys,Whodini,and Doug E.Fresh in the 80s...ahh! The beatboxing days.😂In the 90s I was into Too $hort,and Ice Cube.Damn! I was late on Cube too.I seen his videos for 'Good Day'and 'Chek Yoself'.I didn't hear about 2Pac until 'California Love' video actually came out. I knew about Dr.Dre with NWA with Cube,but not Pac.OK go ahead,you can take my 'black card' now LOL!😂😂 I heard 2Pac was in Digital Underground in late 1989,or earlier.I also listen to them a lot.I know Shock G. [R.I.P.] was doing all the rapping.Well,better late,than never I guess.😊👍
@AnthonyJolly-xb6ts lol late 80s 90s was best era for hip hop man the list is long very long pac 1st group before digital underground was called strictly dope pacs 1st solo album was 91 I think back the it was harder to get record deals can't stand today's hip hop thou if u can call it thst I'm a white dude lol hip hop is my music
U can read on the portrait "k*lluminati"... and with that word the rabbit hole begins! Im 30 and I listen to Pac since I was 10, all I got to say is that during all my lifetime I've known 3 Tupacs and each of them was darker and deeper... until I learn his real truth. That's why I use his name on intermet because I finally understood him and I want everybody to remember his name. Loved all your Pac reactions! 🌹
When PAC was in prison; he read a book by someone named Machiavelli called the prince. Because of this, he was so inspired by the book? He decided to make his own moniker off the name. Cause the music /vibe he was on for that week didn’t necessarily fit the typical “2Pac” vibe artistically. He made the Makaveli album in 7 dayz. Recorded the songs in 3 and everything else was just mixing and mastering. This was over 40+ songs recorded in this timeframe alone.
In a lot of his songs, 'Pac rapped as if he was another person. It was to be relatable to people in the struggle. As a die-hard Tupac fan, and also being born and raised in Baltimore, he's music is held very close to me in an almost spiritual way.
Tupac's Sister is still alive, so is his biological father Billy Garland. His stepfather Mutulu Shakur died on July 7, 2023, he was the biological father of Tupac's sister and stepbrother Maurice Shakur aka Mopreme.
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First you should not feel guilty of anything and your pronunciation of Tupac is ok....I heard people say his name both ways....You reacting to his music is good enuff and your understanding of the music is what matters...In my opinion you dont have to do nothing more...All of Tupac's music is great(He is my favorite)....Can you react to NBA YoungBoy video "Lonely Child"
God created us all with LOVE. He has no favorites. He loves us all equally the same. God cries when any of his children are treated disrespectfully. I truly believe Tupac was brought into this crazy world to not only speak for his people, but bring awareness of the struggle I know I wasn't aware of. With his intelligence and bravery, he was able to open up the eyes of anyone paying attention to his message. I love Tupac so much and hope he can see from heaven that he truly made an impact. The craziest part is, his impact was made before the age of 25. 🤯 I'm truly enjoying your reactions. You seem very open aware of his light. Xoxo 💖
Makaveli was at the end of his life. It was alis, a nickname kind of. He had a group called the Outlaws they also had nicknames. Google Still I Rise, Tupac featuring the Outlaws. You'll love that.
No need for a comment relating to the topic in question when the video started. I will say that as an artist myself. Tupac raised me. Both as a man, and as the artist I am today. People always tell me how my music reminds them of Tupac. How I sound like Pac. It used to bother so much because I know I don't. I know I wasn't trying to either. I always admitted to having the potential when writing and recording. But as you can see. I'm in your comment section talking about instead of being heard worldwide because I obviously didn't. Plus, people don't care for real Hip Hop anymore. Tupac was once asked in a 1994 interview what he thought hip hop would be like 20 + years from now. He predicted the future that day. Pac said hip hop wouldn't be real anymore because all the new artist coming out would only talk about money, women, and drugs, and clothes. Pac was a true prophet.
listen Ma' I trying to find your name so forgive me for that only... let me start off by thanking you i love how your research an coming up with more understanding of not just our brutha 2pac but understanding this country as a whole the black everyday struggle I appreciate you so much and I wish there were more like you in Congress and political high places to help us level up as a whole country
He started a group called the Outlawz and each member was named after a political tyrant. He chose Makaveli for himself after the philosopher Nicholo Machiavelli. He also did this to get control of his publishing money because Interscope records owned the name 2Pac from when he signed his original contract. Prince did something similar changing his name to a symbol.
Makaveli was an alias of Tupac Shakur - his posthumous album, The Don Killuminati: The 7 Day Theory, was released under the pseudonym. Pac called himself Makaveli as a reference to the Italian Renaissance Philosopher Niccolo Makaveli, who was known for his political theories and writings on power. Tupac adopted the alias after being released from prison in 1995, suggesting that he would return in a new form, similar to how Makavelli had faked his own death and return with a new identity. This was seen as a symbolic representation of Tupac's own reinvention and resilience in the face of adversity! Mad respect to you Charlene for attempting to understand the complex life of Tupac! Pac's mother was a VERY intelligent member of the Black Panthers!
Mama raising hell raise a stress getting major Lord be my Savior Mama raising hell raise your stress getting maser Lord do you hear me sure away I'm trying to leave but my enemies won't let me go away scream Imma say man the whole world inmate a n***** crazy when my 45 can't control it screaming die m************ and he's loaded can you feel me
Don't let nobody make you feel anything. You don't owe nobody nothing lol it's just good that you care to educate yourself with an open mind. That's how you help each one teach one. Nobody has the power to change what's already been done
You got his name right, don’t worry! There is an interview on RUclips where a person asks how to pronounce his name. He said, “Two like two and Pac like pocket and you’ll never forget it.” I guess it depends on our accents but it is pronounced like pocket.
Tupac's sister's name is Sekyiwa Shakur. She and her brother Mopreme Shakur are the only living member's of Pac's nuclear family. They recently attended the unveiling of a road named after Tupac in Oakland as well as Tupac's induction into the Hollywood hall of fame. You should find videos of these occasions on RUclips. Strange enough I pulled out this album from my archives three days ago. This is one of my favourite albums. Yes white man's world; crazy; bonnie and clide are some of my favourites on this album. I just had to listen to this album again after the recent revelations of Russia's Black Icons. It all makes sense to me now.
Okay. Okay. I’m saying Tupac wrong. I meant no disrespect, I was saying it correctly for all of my previous videos, but a couple of trolls told me I was saying it wrong… I’m genuinely sorry for being so gullible. 😳✌🏻
Love your videos
Love your channel. Don’t change for anyone. Have a great day.
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OK, said his name wrong. We can fix that. What you do right is try your best to give and show respect to the man's work, words, and as well perspective and plight. And for that...I now subcribe.
His giving name is Tupac. The spelling looks how you is saying it, but say it with a o in his name instead of the a in it (if that makes sense to you). Makaveli came later on in his career (from a book he read).
2pac wasn’t just about helping his own people. He was all about helping everyone including his people. RIP Tupac
What 2Pac are u talking about? He was always about helping his people he was raised that way and it's okay for him to love his people . Don't try to smooth over his message to make non blacks feel comfortable bcuz Pac wouldn't do that.
He literally talks to his black people directly.
@@borncapricorn1 I did mention that in my comment
His words can't be more " harsh" than this system.
It’s not 2 pack! U had it right
😂 The news media came up with 2pack haha.
@@quann06The white mans world did 😂
Exit Tupac, enter Makaveli
Tupac’s sister is alive and well. She just went to put Tupac’s star in the Hollywood Walk Of Fame last year. They also just named a street after her brother a few months ago. She was there and spoke a bit.
He got a star there? I didn’t know that ..
The fact that you’re willing to educate yourself and not continue your ignorance on any matters related to Pac, HipHop/Rap music, culture that is other than your own and history that is in depth, complex and not always easy to dive into is a wonderful start. The only other thing you can do is pay forward your new found education and understanding. Ignore the rude trolls and continue your journey.
Continuing the journey is right.
AMEN
I respect it.
Must be someone woke. Just enjoy the music.
I RESPECT HER SOOOOO MUCH For It!
🙏🏾❤️💯💯💯.
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It’s not about white people feeling Guilty for me … the fact that you are learning and trying to understand why thing the way they are . I appreciate you for being a beautiful soul . Thank you
This comment right here. ☝️❤
He was rebranding himself. He studied Niccolo Machiavelli the prince until he wasn't great to him no more. He used his tactics of war and politics in his career
His words are pain from growing up in the ghetto and living in poverty/trying to make it
Prolly my favorite pac song. It’s crazy to think he was only 25 when he wrote this. The things he talks about on this song is something only a much older person who’s lived a long life would know and talk about
It was 24 when he wrote this he was in jail
Blasphemy is a deep one. This my favorite album, was 10 when I bought this from Camelot music. Sold hella cards to get the bread for this album. Rip the Don
@@LooneyBaby37he never wrote a song or lyrics in jail he said it didn’t inspire him he wrote at the moment in the studio
We have to rise our kids mentality strong I have to grow up fast I had no father
Strong language is what he uses, but language none the less, they convey how strongly a person feels about what they are communicating. He's a poet
Whoever said it’s pack is trolling lol
LOL! Exactly
Exactly
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Facts
Whoever said his name 2pack can get a foot packed in their ass...
I think it’s very important what you’re doing and we appreciate your true thoughts and evaluation of the music. Please continue your channel and we will continue to support you.! God bless! 🙏🏽♥️✊🏽
Thank you for having the courage and willingness to even listen to music about the struggles of black people. You are indeed a very special person and may God bless you 🙏🏽
I love as a white woman you’re listening to white man’s world, that song is deep, I use to listen to it working out, it always use to touch my soul, it’s not a typical gangsta song, it’s just a pure heartfelt song, spilling his heart, expressing his self, the man was a phenomenal poet. 🖊️
He’s talking about Black Americans standing together and he’s speaking on our people being under attack. He’s speaking on the gender war this country pushes to split the Black American family. He’s telling our people to recognize and realize where we’re at.
I think you're doing what you can do on this channel and it's great. BTW, I met Sekyiwa Shakur, his sister. Great person. I use to volunteer at his art studio in Stone Mountain, GA.
Somebody lie to you. it's tupac, not tupack. You have been saying it right the whole time.
Tupac although born a black man and most often spoke on his and his communities' experiences, was more than that; he was an artist, poet, philosopher, and activist not just for the betterment of black people, but the betterment of the world. He understood that we needed to lift each other up as humans, but in a time when few were offering that kinship to these marginalized communities, he took and pulled that weight on his shoulders to show us as HUMANS what we do for our Sisters and Brothers. Rest in Power to a revolutionary, Tupac Shakur.
Well said! ♥️
I love your reactions. They seem 100% pure without any additives or preservatives. Keep up the great work!
Incredible song. It really touches my heart when he talks about the kid asking his mom about the absence of his dad, the chorus after the 2nd verse with the background noise of suggesting we fight for certain names mentioned. Check out 2Pac Letter to the president
Man, your voice is excellent for this type of work.
Great reaction as always!..for me your understanding is all that I need from you just to see another side, as far as what u can do when you hear others with there bigoted and bias views share your growth let them know they've only been taught one side. Hopefully the can follow you in your journey.
Salute to you for wanting to better yourself as a human. The honesty is golden. Also, you had 2Pac name right the 1st time, its not pack. Reaction to 2Pac "Blasphemy" another deep one.
I know you get a lot of requests but could you add 'Mama's Just A Little Girl' by Tupac to the list. It's quite a poetic song. Keep it up!😄♥
I love that you educating yourself
Pahk is how it's pronounced
💯 Definitely not Pack whoever told her that was 🪲 n hard lol 😅😂
It's good to see Pac still lives on looking at all these comments. Most of the comments are common knowledge but I really do love how most people still know that common knowledge. Pac lives on forever because of that
His words R real, reality is harsh.
It was a rebranding of sorts. When he formed the rap group, The Outlawz they all took on aliases of past political figures. His sister Sekyiwa is still alive. She was at the unveiling of his star on the Walk of Fame a few months back. She has 2 children by E.D.I. Mean a member of The Outlawz. She's a philanthropist and also the President/CEO of Tupac's foundation.
wow, most genuine reaction ive ever seen, mad respect from me to you
Thank you!
The correct pronunciation of Tupac is too-paak not too-pack. So you were saying it correct the first time.
By the way Tupac was named after Túpac Amaru II who's birth name was José Gabriel Condorcanqu. He led a large Andean rebellion against the Spanish in Peru as self-proclaimed Sapa Inca of a new Inca Empire. He later became a mythical figure in the Peruvian struggle for independence and indigenous rights movement, as well as an inspiration to myriad causes in Spanish America and beyond.
No you are saying it wrong. Stop lying. 2 pock says his own name that way in many interviews and songs.
Those feelings of empathy and compassion are signs that you are still living in the image of The creator and it should make you very happy and courageous. There are people on this planet who cannot feel those emotions and unfortunately most of them are at the top of the pyramid..
From South Africa 🇿🇦 with lots of love for your reactions
Makaveli was 2pac’s way of reinventing himself. It was somewhat of an alter ego that he would use to create music with a deeply revolutionary and raw approach. 2pac developed this persona while he was incarcerated in 1995 and brought it to his commercial projects upon his release at the end of 1995. His sister Sekyiwa Shakur is very involved in his estate since their mother passed back in 2016. She is an activist and philanthropist to this day. Last summer she received his star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame on his behalf.
Thank you for opening your ears and taking in not only the music but his message. Pac would love that .... I appreciate you and this content.
If ya interested check he's movies starting with juice poetic justice above the rim bullet gang related gridlock
Tupac hold ya head is a good one
Thr best of album aftet blasphrmy..imo homie..Gey..gg4...and play whole album...❤❤😢
You're such a sweet soul... ❤ I love your Tupac reactions. 😊👌🏽
New Sub here. Just wanna say I appreciate your willingness to learn more about the rap/hip hop culture. It's always great to have a newcomer. Much love to you from the south side of Chicago 😊
For a young age pac..was very, intelligent.the way he delivers.his words in those song,am very impressed!
R.I.P 2PAC
TUPAC AMARU SHAKUR MAKAVELLI THE DON KILLUMINATI
It's pac like pocket. You shouldn't feel guilty. All we can do is our part to leave this world better than it was when we came into it
Please continue to check out hip hop. Your journey is amazing. Also don't feel guilty, you are doing great by having empathy. You have a heart, and genuinely have sympathy too. Much appreciated. Check out Kanye West- Runaway, Nas- Every ghetto, Nas- Reason
now, this is reality rap, that's what Pac was about
I promise you will have 100k subscribers soon. Stay with the Tupac videos he will get you there ❤
Tupac mentioned that his name Tupac Amaru ment "Intelligent warrior".It actually means "Royal" or "Shining" Serpent. His last name Shakur is if Arabic origin and can mean both "grateful" and thankful" (to God), it comes from the Arabic word Al-Shakūr which us one of the "99 names of Allah". So Tupac Amaru Shakur means "Royal/Shining Serpent who is Thankful to God".
We love you because you’re real 100%
best 2pac song ever black power
Hey Ms. Lady you here you just have to do you & stay on track with your platform!! I'm sure you'll get negative comments but the positive ones will outweigh them!!
Yo I’m a pac fan from dg always pac but when I pulled up ur channel white mans world came up weird so many songs but thank u
After getting shot in '94, Tupac simply became more Machiavellian in his thinking.More cunning & strategic in how he dealt with his enemies.There was a "War" theme in a lot of his music post '95.Basically his whole tenure at Death Row Records.
A great movie to react to is Juice(with a young 2Pac playing the villain), Menace to society, and Rush hour 1,2,3
Tupac Shakur sister name is Sekyiwa Shakur, also known as Setch
I think as a white middle class lady you don't get the black person's plite, because your life is polished. Walking in a blackmans shoes will show you the injustice we endure in life. Just for the colour of our skin. But yet we still have courage, dignity and drive in the face of adversity. Blessing my people life is for living.
She's TRYING Bro!
THAT COUNTS!
Shalom 🙏🏾💯💯.
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Stfu who tf are you.
Makaveli was an alternate stage name to fit in with his group Outlawz. The members carried names of “outlaws” heads of state, etc. E.D.I Mean, Khadafi, Hussein, Castro, Mussolini, etc
Shakespeare"s words were harsh!! Perfection within expression 👌
Just do what you want to dont worry what others think I will take this journey with you I'm a hip hop head all round pac my dude
Exactly! I'm just hearing 2 Pac Music for the first time.The only one I heard of was "California Love".Now I'm learning along with her as well.👍👍
@AnthonyJolly-xb6ts nice I been listening to pac since 1988 wen he was called mc new York lol enjoy the journey
@@NOT_TODAY45Thank You! I was huge fans of RUN DMC,The Fat Boys,Whodini,and Doug E.Fresh in the 80s...ahh! The beatboxing days.😂In the 90s I was into Too $hort,and Ice Cube.Damn! I was late on Cube too.I seen his videos for 'Good Day'and 'Chek Yoself'.I didn't hear about 2Pac until 'California Love' video actually came out. I knew about Dr.Dre with NWA with Cube,but not Pac.OK go ahead,you can take my 'black card' now LOL!😂😂 I heard 2Pac was in Digital Underground in late 1989,or earlier.I also listen to them a lot.I know Shock G. [R.I.P.] was doing all the rapping.Well,better late,than never I guess.😊👍
@AnthonyJolly-xb6ts lol late 80s 90s was best era for hip hop man the list is long very long pac 1st group before digital underground was called strictly dope pacs 1st solo album was 91 I think back the it was harder to get record deals can't stand today's hip hop thou if u can call it thst I'm a white dude lol hip hop is my music
U can read on the portrait "k*lluminati"... and with that word the rabbit hole begins!
Im 30 and I listen to Pac since I was 10, all I got to say is that during all my lifetime I've known 3 Tupacs and each of them was darker and deeper... until I learn his real truth.
That's why I use his name on intermet because I finally understood him and I want everybody to remember his name.
Loved all your Pac reactions!
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He actually took the Moniker of Makaveli after studying Niccolo's Machiavelli Book The Prince
Check out “Unconditional Love” by 2pac….. 💛
When PAC was in prison; he read a book by someone named Machiavelli called the prince. Because of this, he was so inspired by the book? He decided to make his own moniker off the name. Cause the music /vibe he was on for that week didn’t necessarily fit the typical “2Pac” vibe artistically. He made the Makaveli album in 7 dayz. Recorded the songs in 3 and everything else was just mixing and mastering. This was over 40+ songs recorded in this timeframe alone.
When you are not from his world you will never understand
In a lot of his songs, 'Pac rapped as if he was another person. It was to be relatable to people in the struggle. As a die-hard Tupac fan, and also being born and raised in Baltimore, he's music is held very close to me in an almost spiritual way.
You are doing great full stop
LOVE & WWE
Bianca & Montez
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The last of us
These two would be great to watch
Tupac's Sister is still alive, so is his biological father Billy Garland. His stepfather Mutulu Shakur died on July 7, 2023, he was the biological father of Tupac's sister and stepbrother Maurice Shakur aka Mopreme.
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It's passionate
A couple of more mellow pac songs to check out is " can u get away" and " unconditional love"
Keep going sister
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First you should not feel guilty of anything and your pronunciation of Tupac is ok....I heard people say his name both ways....You reacting to his music is good enuff and your understanding of the music is what matters...In my opinion you dont have to do nothing more...All of Tupac's music is great(He is my favorite)....Can you react to NBA YoungBoy video "Lonely Child"
He’s taking responsibility for his actions in this song but also explaining his position.
God created us all with LOVE. He has no favorites. He loves us all equally the same. God cries when any of his children are treated disrespectfully. I truly believe Tupac was brought into this crazy world to not only speak for his people, but bring awareness of the struggle I know I wasn't aware of. With his intelligence and bravery, he was able to open up the eyes of anyone paying attention to his message. I love Tupac so much and hope he can see from heaven that he truly made an impact. The craziest part is, his impact was made before the age of 25. 🤯 I'm truly enjoying your reactions. You seem very open aware of his light. Xoxo 💖
I like that fact that you not only pay homage but you also play other good music.
Makaveli was at the end of his life. It was alis, a nickname kind of. He had a group called the Outlaws they also had nicknames. Google Still I Rise, Tupac featuring the Outlaws. You'll love that.
It's pronunce "2-Poc"
No need for a comment relating to the topic in question when the video started. I will say that as an artist myself. Tupac raised me. Both as a man, and as the artist I am today. People always tell me how my music reminds them of Tupac. How I sound like Pac. It used to bother so much because I know I don't. I know I wasn't trying to either. I always admitted to having the potential when writing and recording. But as you can see. I'm in your comment section talking about instead of being heard worldwide because I obviously didn't. Plus, people don't care for real Hip Hop anymore.
Tupac was once asked in a 1994 interview what he thought hip hop would be like 20 + years from now. He predicted the future that day. Pac said hip hop wouldn't be real anymore because all the new artist coming out would only talk about money, women, and drugs, and clothes. Pac was a true prophet.
listen Ma' I trying to find your name so forgive me for that only... let me start off by thanking you i love how your research an coming up with more understanding of not just our brutha 2pac but understanding this country as a whole the black everyday struggle I appreciate you so much and I wish there were more like you in Congress and political high places to help us level up as a whole country
Thank you. 🤗 My name is Charlene, but some call me Ms. Retro. ✌🏻
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He started a group called the Outlawz and each member was named after a political tyrant. He chose Makaveli for himself after the philosopher Nicholo Machiavelli. He also did this to get control of his publishing money because Interscope records owned the name 2Pac from when he signed his original contract. Prince did something similar changing his name to a symbol.
Tupac aka 2Pac
I love your breakdown interpretation of the song. Thank you for caring. Have a great day. Please react to DMX “Slippin.” The music video.👏🏾🙏🏾👍🏾✊🏾
Like Jay-Z said white people thinks his name is 2 pack when it's really Tupac without the K
Makaveli was an alias of Tupac Shakur - his posthumous album, The Don Killuminati: The 7 Day Theory, was released under the pseudonym.
Pac called himself Makaveli as a reference to the Italian Renaissance Philosopher Niccolo Makaveli, who was known for his political theories and writings on power. Tupac adopted the alias after being released from prison in 1995, suggesting that he would return in a new form, similar to how Makavelli had faked his own death and return with a new identity. This was seen as a symbolic representation of Tupac's own reinvention and resilience in the face of adversity! Mad respect to you Charlene for attempting to understand the complex life of Tupac! Pac's mother was a VERY intelligent member of the Black Panthers!
He was leaving death row record's, starting his own label.
You said it right ..
If you enjoyed this song, you'll love 2Pac's "Wordz Of Wisdom" from his 1st album. It's along the lines of this message and his Black Panther roots
The Most High is working. We about to get the Planet Back?
We can't get that back puffy 😪 😢
ALL HAIL THE BIG UNIT...MAKAVELI!
Try do pac track called hellraiser but hea catalogue is huge thou for someone that was only in the music for 5 years
Mama raising hell raise a stress getting major Lord be my Savior Mama raising hell raise your stress getting maser Lord do you hear me sure away I'm trying to leave but my enemies won't let me go away scream Imma say man the whole world inmate a n***** crazy when my 45 can't control it screaming die m************ and he's loaded can you feel me
It's Tupac, not pac, as in 2 pack. You were saying it correctly the first time
Just ran across you and Pac - where YOU been?
Don't let nobody make you feel anything. You don't owe nobody nothing lol it's just good that you care to educate yourself with an open mind. That's how you help each one teach one. Nobody has the power to change what's already been done
You said it right it's 2Pac how he say his name you say the same way forget anybody else sang
You were saying his name correctly the first time.
You got his name right, don’t worry! There is an interview on RUclips where a person asks how to pronounce his name. He said, “Two like two and Pac like pocket and you’ll never forget it.” I guess it depends on our accents but it is pronounced like pocket.
Hello, don't worry about the pronunciation. "Tupac" is pronounced differently in the Quechua language (native language of South America)
Tupac's sister's name is Sekyiwa Shakur. She and her brother Mopreme Shakur are the only living member's of Pac's nuclear family. They recently attended the unveiling of a road named after Tupac in Oakland as well as Tupac's induction into the Hollywood hall of fame. You should find videos of these occasions on RUclips. Strange enough I pulled out this album from my archives three days ago. This is one of my favourite albums. Yes white man's world; crazy; bonnie and clide are some of my favourites on this album. I just had to listen to this album again after the recent revelations of Russia's Black Icons. It all makes sense to me now.