@@jarvissalina7874 2pac would have been by far the better obama and bob marley the better harris... but, if elections would change something, they would be forbidden..." kurt tucholsky knew that 100 years ago... or did something change under obama...? and under biden/harris will change nothing too..
90s rap is so good. Tupac was such a conscious rapper. Tupac, Public Enemy, Ice Cube, etc. It's so sad we're still dealing with the same issues 20+ years later. If people came together, think of how much we could accomplish as humans. Unfortunately, those in power don't want that. You earned a subscriber. Peace and love.
He didn't mean Obama. He meant a society where they didn't judge u by color but instead the quality of your ability to lead this country. All people said was Obama wasn't allowed to do for his "people". After 8 years of whatever then what did u get? Pac was talking about black people changing and the world respecting that enough to have a real black president. One allowed to really "change" the world.
Nah not one day. I will not keep saying One day one Day. Tupac died nearly 25 years ago and he was saying one day. This is it, we will not rest till we get equality
2pac would have been by far the better obama and bob marley the better harris... but, if elections would change something, they would be forbidden..." kurt tucholsky knew that 100 years ago... or did something change under obama...? and under biden/harris will change nothing too...
Pac videos are worth stopping and analyzing cause of the impact of his lyrics they really cut deep thru your soul Pac wrote this song in 92 almost thirty years later nothing has really changed...great reaction bytheway
The artist that connects most to Tupac in today’s era is a dude name Kendrick Lamar- he has a song called Mortal Man that ‘features’ Tupac, but it’s going to be SUPER confusing unless you listen to the whole album. It’s gonna be like an hour long video but I swear this album called To Pimp a Butterfly (which was nominated for a record 11 Grammys) is THE hip-hop jazz fusion album of the 2000s. I’m telling you this album is the deepest, most intricate album in any genre I’ve ever heard. Thriller is an amazing album, but it’s a collection of songs. this album is literally song for song a story. I’d read about it before you jump into a video and have Genius Lyrics open while you listen. I consider it a piece of literature, perhaps more than a piece of music.
Mrs. Fluellen I think J Cole is amazing, he really is a talented and profound dude, but he’s just, for me, not on the same level as K Dot. Kendrick Lamar made people listen to albums again, his albums are big. I’m actually analyzing them for my big senior year literature paper, they’re literally pieces of writing, not just music.
@@deensyed786 hmm I don't know, you say kendrick made people listen to albums again but cole had multiple albums go plat with no features.But yeah Kendrick is better tho.
This should be the anthem for this country... I totally agree. I wish Pac was here to see Barack Obama become President because I think he would have been proud. Rest In Peace Tupac ... #BLM
Still the Best, Still G. O. A. T i have all. Albums, many clothing, tattoo Tupac Amaru Shakur on my heart this is My Black Jesus i'm not gay but i love this Guy!!!!!!! R.I.P TUPAC & AFENI
It's not déjà vu or something else like an illusion that this song could be related to "now" , that's how real it is , no changes , PAC is as real as it gets , RIP.
That's not why Tupac was saying anything about a cell phone. Back then, not everybody had cell phones like they do. Today you have to have some money in pretty good. Amount of money to have a cell phone during those times
One second, I'm not sure if its been covered. But a tool is tool, 1992 when he wrote it was a gun synonym and now its a camera phone. In my opinion Pac is still on point, the tool type may have changed but the objective is still the same.
Pac was t lyrical tho lol 😂 that narrative pisses me off so bad.. hater bs pacs word play was immaculate but it wasn’t always about lyrical gymnastics just for the sake of sounding good what he said had so much meaning behind every word
Great reaction ! You should check out "Akala - Fire in the booth" or "Lowkey - Terrorist?" Do a reaction vid, or juste check it out by yourself, it really worth it ! They both have very deep messages about life and the world.
The reaction to Obama, who was clean cut and un-hood as you can imagine... tells me the US as a whole was STILL not ready for a black president... if Obama scares you... well, goddamn... who is acceptable?
OK, instant sub. I like how y'all tried to break down the verses. But one thing, Pac wasn't a prophet, he was simply a man who was woke to what was going on. What's going on now, its still the same things that was going on back then. In my opinion, it was worse back then, we didn't have cellphones with cameras, so cops were getting away with a lot. If they didn't lock you up, or killed you, then they'll beat the shit outta you and then drop you off in the middle of a rivals neighborhood hoping they'll kill you. But Pac was one of those rare rappers who spoke truth to power. I don't know if y'all reacted to "Words of Wisdom" by 2Pac, but if you didn't, its definitely worth it. 👍✌
This is one of my favourite songs by Tupac thankyou for reacting to this i subscribed to your RUclips channel do you have Instagram can i send requests in Instagram message please 💖
The third verse is one of the saddest 2Pac verses because that's exactly how he was killed. "Always gotta worry about the pay back, some punk that I roughed up way back..." was 2pac punching Orlando Anderson in Vegas and him "coming back" to shoot 2pac later that evening. Also, the part about "but tell the cops they can't touch this, I don't trust this, when they try rush I bust this, that's the sound of my tool....", that's Pac telling us to shoot these cops back! It wasn't just words either, remember 2pac was acquitted of shooting 2 white off duty police officers who were harassing a black man in Atlanta.
"2 shots in the dark now Huey's dead. " He is talking about Huey P. Newton. Founder of the original Black Panthers. LEGEND.
Wow I didn’t know that ! Makes the bar hit harder.
💯💯💯💯
Yes search the name when Tupac mention names. Huey is a original black panthers leader. 🐆
@@jarvissalina7874 2pac would have been by far the better obama and bob marley the better harris...
but, if elections would change something, they would be forbidden..." kurt tucholsky knew that 100 years ago... or did something change under obama...? and under biden/harris will change nothing too..
90s rap is so good. Tupac was such a conscious rapper. Tupac, Public Enemy, Ice Cube, etc. It's so sad we're still dealing with the same issues 20+ years later. If people came together, think of how much we could accomplish as humans. Unfortunately, those in power don't want that. You earned a subscriber. Peace and love.
Tupac “TOOL” is his voice !!!
Dope reaction!! No matter how many times I hear this song, I never get tired of it and it's still impactful! And your shirt is hilarious!!
You clearly knew what you were talking about great video!!
Thank you for watching 🙂
RIP GEORGE FLOYD 😭
I don’t wanna see any dislike on this video💪🏽🖤
Nice reaction!..now rect to
Tupac
MADE NIGGAZ (360 Version)
KOMRADZ (Johnny J remix)
WHEN THUGS CRY
HEARTZ OF MEN
The war in the Middle East is referring to the first gulf war in early 90ies.
***FIRST THING FIRST GREAT RESPECT FOR 2PAC THIS SONG HE RECORDED 1991 AGE 21 BUT THEY DIDN'T WANT TO RELEASE TILL 1998. AMGEN SHAME***
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Love the reaction love from Australia
Nice reaction of you both brother do 2Pac hit em up and you see how much people gonna watch! ❤️ Rip My nigga pac 😢❤️🙏🏻
Please react to ( Mama's just a little girl) by 2pac
OG Version Is The Best!
He didn't mean Obama. He meant a society where they didn't judge u by color but instead the quality of your ability to lead this country. All people said was Obama wasn't allowed to do for his "people". After 8 years of whatever then what did u get? Pac was talking about black people changing and the world respecting that enough to have a real black president. One allowed to really "change" the world.
I hope you guys can do a song without pausing the song every 10 seconds
NO They are REACTING for a reason.
Rip pac one day they'll understand.
Nah not one day. I will not keep saying One day one Day. Tupac died nearly 25 years ago and he was saying one day. This is it, we will not rest till we get equality
2pac would have been by far the better obama and bob marley the better harris...
but, if elections would change something, they would be forbidden..." kurt tucholsky knew that 100 years ago... or did something change under obama...? and under biden/harris will change nothing too...
Pac videos are worth stopping and analyzing cause of the impact of his lyrics they really cut deep thru your soul
Pac wrote this song in 92 almost thirty years later nothing has really changed...great reaction bytheway
Goosebumps, greatest loss for humanity in my lifetime by far, no more words to say.
Tupac is the G.O.A.T bro! 💯🙏🏾
The artist that connects most to Tupac in today’s era is a dude name Kendrick Lamar- he has a song called Mortal Man that ‘features’ Tupac, but it’s going to be SUPER confusing unless you listen to the whole album. It’s gonna be like an hour long video but I swear this album called To Pimp a Butterfly (which was nominated for a record 11 Grammys) is THE hip-hop jazz fusion album of the 2000s. I’m telling you this album is the deepest, most intricate album in any genre I’ve ever heard. Thriller is an amazing album, but it’s a collection of songs. this album is literally song for song a story. I’d read about it before you jump into a video and have Genius Lyrics open while you listen. I consider it a piece of literature, perhaps more than a piece of music.
Kendrick Lamar & J Cole!
Mrs. Fluellen I think J Cole is amazing, he really is a talented and profound dude, but he’s just, for me, not on the same level as K Dot. Kendrick Lamar made people listen to albums again, his albums are big. I’m actually analyzing them for my big senior year literature paper, they’re literally pieces of writing, not just music.
@@deensyed786 hmm I don't know, you say kendrick made people listen to albums again but cole had multiple albums go plat with no features.But yeah Kendrick is better tho.
King Tupac Lives Forever!!!!
Proud 90s Kid
Era of the OG's and Legends
Song that never fade
Proud
Bay Area Represent
West Side
that last verse , chills it actually happened like that .. WE MISS YOU PAC
We are all forever heartbroken over his death!!!!
This should be the anthem for this country... I totally agree.
I wish Pac was here to see Barack Obama become President because I think he would have been proud.
Rest In Peace Tupac ... #BLM
The video is worth a watch, love this song
Thank you for watching :)
Still the Best, Still G. O. A. T i have all. Albums, many clothing, tattoo Tupac Amaru Shakur on my heart this is My Black Jesus i'm not gay but i love this Guy!!!!!!! R.I.P TUPAC & AFENI
React 2pac Ambitionz az A Ridah
react to tupac Ed Gordon interview
Can u react to 2pac-holler if ya hear me video 🔥🔥🔥
React to 2pac 1988 High School Interview he was 17 years old
Did you reference Amad's song Back in the day??? Loved that song too.
2pac me against the world reaction pls
Sup look up akil the MC/2pac on RUclips
It's not déjà vu or something else like an illusion that this song could be related to "now" , that's how real it is , no changes , PAC is as real as it gets , RIP.
Prodigy - Genesis
This song is before it’s time
If you react to hit em up you will get subers
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Edi mean from the outlawz said pac wrote that when he was 19 was supposed to be on his first album but he don’t think he got it cleared
Nice shirt😂
Pac I miss you
That's not why Tupac was saying anything about a cell phone. Back then, not everybody had cell phones like they do. Today you have to have some money in pretty good. Amount of money to have a cell phone during those times
A lot of things has changed since Tupac passed away, but all for the good, and it's because of your generation.
One second, I'm not sure if its been covered. But a tool is tool, 1992 when he wrote it was a gun synonym and now its a camera phone. In my opinion Pac is still on point, the tool type may have changed but the objective is still the same.
So With OBAMA AT Least Some Progress, BUT LAST FEW YEARS 2 STEPS BACK
Pac was t lyrical tho lol 😂 that narrative pisses me off so bad.. hater bs pacs word play was immaculate but it wasn’t always about lyrical gymnastics just for the sake of sounding good what he said had so much meaning behind every word
#tupac
Happy Birthday Tupac The greatest of alltime
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Great reaction !
You should check out "Akala - Fire in the booth" or "Lowkey - Terrorist?"
Do a reaction vid, or juste check it out by yourself, it really worth it !
They both have very deep messages about life and the world.
The reaction to Obama, who was clean cut and un-hood as you can imagine... tells me the US as a whole was STILL not ready for a black president... if Obama scares you... well, goddamn... who is acceptable?
He was saying mobile phone cause next to no one had a cell in the early 90s
OK, instant sub. I like how y'all tried to break down the verses. But one thing, Pac wasn't a prophet, he was simply a man who was woke to what was going on. What's going on now, its still the same things that was going on back then. In my opinion, it was worse back then, we didn't have cellphones with cameras, so cops were getting away with a lot. If they didn't lock you up, or killed you, then they'll beat the shit outta you and then drop you off in the middle of a rivals neighborhood hoping they'll kill you. But Pac was one of those rare rappers who spoke truth to power. I don't know if y'all reacted to "Words of Wisdom" by 2Pac, but if you didn't, its definitely worth it. 👍✌
Dunno man, it's not better. Ask George Floyd. Or least think it's fair to say, Amerikkka hasn't changed much.
But liked your comment and loved the reaction. Tupac a prophet of the streets. If Eminem is the rap technician then Tupac that rap poet!
Y'all gotta react to Tupac - (REVOLUTIONARY) (SPEECH) Indiana Black Expo 1993.
Since Gorge Floyd has been killed has been really hard listening to 3pac, and i’m not form the USA and never been in the USA 💔💔💔💔
Hello. Before anything , Selena, you are beautiful.
If you are going to fight back it has to be in by hardwork and peace.
'Beautiful but this is tough' 🔥🖐️✊
New subscriber ✌️
This is one of my favourite songs by Tupac thankyou for reacting to this i subscribed to your RUclips channel do you have Instagram can i send requests in Instagram message please 💖
One less hungry mouth lol
Bk in the day when I was young , but I’m not a kid anymore , was the name of that song and who sings that
Ahmad and the song is "back in the day"
The third verse is one of the saddest 2Pac verses because that's exactly how he was killed. "Always gotta worry about the pay back, some punk that I roughed up way back..." was 2pac punching Orlando Anderson in Vegas and him "coming back" to shoot 2pac later that evening.
Also, the part about "but tell the cops they can't touch this, I don't trust this, when they try rush I bust this, that's the sound of my tool....", that's Pac telling us to shoot these cops back! It wasn't just words either, remember 2pac was acquitted of shooting 2 white off duty police officers who were harassing a black man in Atlanta.
shouldnt punch him. see him as brother not as stranger
That is not what he is saying
2Pac songs never die 2Pac ever &forever
Y'all did that😎
Very nice review guys 👍👍👍
2pac forever 💯
He spoke the truth
Nice reaction
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Damn! I feel old if this is a throwback. Circa me 1982.