Tupac & Drake are the SAME
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- Опубликовано: 12 сен 2024
- Social media has been in a debate whether or not Drake and Tupac are the same. Both Actors, Both Rappers, Both sold alot of records. This is my take on the situation.
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Im not even about to watch the video after seeing this disrespectful ahh title. Come on dawg come on man
Never judge a book by its cover
Even though that’s what we do subconsciously everyday fam
Bro should of watched the video
My first thought but I STOP and watch the video lol
You missing out, goofy
The disrespect of comparing tupac with drake is insane lol
Fr bro 😭🙏
U being a hater is insane
Who's he hating on? The shoobi? Good. I really am Drake's bigger haters. The moment I saw his smarm, I hated him.
@@H1GH.FL1Y3R u should be hating yourself for being nothing
True.
Drake didnt grow up listening to Pac or Michael Jackson. Its just a persona he puts on.
Chris brown loves Micheal Jackson, same with Kendrick n Pac.
Drake morphs into different people n their likes, dress sense n sound.
Exactly, you could tell by the disrespect especially after the 💩 album collab he tried to pull with Aaliyah’s legacy.
Exactly! You see MJ in CB, Pac in Kendrick, Tina in Beyonce. But I don't see Pac or MJ in Drake.....I only see Will Smith 😂😂😂
N mo power to him lol
@@mrsam0496funnily enough, in his first mix-CD Room For Improvement he calls himself the new version of fresh prince
@@mrsam0496 Drake will be even lucky to compare himself to Will Smith. Will is too real for Drakes fakeness
Thank you for shutting down this bullshit narrative. Drake could never. You can't be a goat of hip-hop if you don't stand for black issues, all he does is take.
neither of them stood for black issues
@@Z4NKA1 I guess you didn't watch the video if this is the conclusion you came to.
@@Z4NKA1Tupac was the son of a black panther and stepson of a political prisoner and he spoke at a f.o.i. function alongside the late great Khalid Muhammad either you are here to argue with supporters of the late great Tupac or you didn't do your research or you are a hater to the 10th degree
@@O.T.M.Steezodon't bother, that person is a Drake stan
@@O.T.M.Steezo being a son of someone doesnt mean youre automatically the same. Pac himself was never a panther he was an actor/celebrity
drake saying "Pac didn't care" shows he's no real fan
When?
7:29 @@Justaguy-d3eWr
@@Justaguy-d3eWr 7:24
Man you sound goofy because how is he ain't "no real fan" by him saying that in that interview???
@@Shown_x8 if he was a real fan he would understand how much pac loved his people.
Drake fans only see everything on a surface level.
That’s why they only point out the acting
Exactly! They fail to mention that Pac's mom was a Black Panther and was on drugs later.
It seems to me that everything Tupac said in interviews was his own honest opinion. Can Drake say the same? Sure, he could say it because he’s an actor 24/7. Tupac was a professional actor who spoke about real life off set.
The fact these white boys speak on tupac is insane, like go talk about Blake Shelton or somethin 😆
I'm white and that POS made me feel violent
Why tf he even Like this comment?? Go away bruh you no longer welcome on this channel
I’m a “white boy” that has done his research on Tupac musically, philosophically, spiritually and as a humanitarian. He reached far beyond color in his presence on Earth
@@landonksmith9916 why did you put "white boy" in quotes? Also, if you feel that strongly about what this Black American rapper stood for, you'd realize he wanted his ppl to get reparations. So, I hope you feel that strongly about black Americans getting reparations since you've studied Tupacs work on a spiritually, musically, philosophically, and as a "humanitarian"... "white boy"😂
@@bre9328probably because the whole "white boy" label is very outdated. There are plenty of "white boys" who grow up in poverty, and while haven't experienced life as a black man in America can still identify with many of the issues they face.
DONT EVER COMPARE 2PAC TO DRAKE
Ever!
It's done airgun lol😅
FACTS. his mom was pregnant with Tupac in jail. But she was released just before he was born
And his mother got most of the Black Panthers out of prison
If you wasn’t around back then you wouldn’t understand
Shit gets Me mad when I hear people trynna speak on Pac and disgrace his legacy. Feel like taking flight in them for Pac.
2pac rapped about Brenda having a baby. BBL Drizzy rapped about tryna give Brenda a baby
😂
If Drake is comparable to Pac, I’m comparable to God/Jesus.
Yeah... No... Hell No. You can say that Drake and Pac were both Actors and Rap Superstars, but that's about as far as you can go. They are polar opposites when it comes to what they did for their community, their messages, and their contributions to Hip hop.
Not to mention, Pac was a better Rapper and Actor that Aubrey
No he's criticizing the "Tupac is Drake" take, I think the video title is just to get people's attention
please tell me what tupac contributed 😂
@@Z4NKA1first off he was the first rapper to wear designer clothes he wore Versace and was admired by the founder of that brand secondly he arguably invented drill rap unintentionally hence the song hit em up he made tattoos mainstream in the genre he spoke about black inner city issues in his songs gave money to charities and was one of the first rappers to rap and act in movies and tv shows notice I put rapping before acting because acting came later he was a rapper first.
@@Chrys_Olina I know, I was doing the same thing
@@Z4NKA1 To Hip hop? He inspired most, if not all of our favorite rappers today. Classics albums, Classic songs. One of the pioneers that helped grow the genre of Hip hop.
Many after school clubs kept kids fed and warm because their parents were struggling financially. The disrespect on Tupacs legacy is offensive
Extremely offensive!💯
Downright disgusting!!!
Now that I’m older, I am starting to realize that some, not all of this younger generation doesn’t want a message. They just want to dance and sedate themselves.
They actually want to sedate from the world. The world is filled with instant information, the news is all disasters, pandemics and wars. Couple this with their own problems of their community. They want to escape all this. The faker you are, the more you attract the youth. Coupled with sedation......great for 'make believe'
Life is hard and young people aren't being given the tools to do what they've made so difficult 🤷🏾♀️
@ashacovie and i feel thats the problem in of itself, nothing is "given" in life, you have to go out there and create an opportuinity and no disrespect but just to add on to your delusional point, there are way more "tools"/avenues then there ever has been.
The real problem is, is that the younger generation have become lazy and complacent given all the ways things have now easier to do. from getting in touch with a friend or family or even accessing information (internet) before you had to get off your ass and go to a library and read a book.
Hard work isn't installed it's learnt.
@@ashacovieunfortunately it’s like this with most recent generations. It’s not till life smacks us in the face when we realize we gotta take life serious.
@Steezox9x6x look at how these people were raised as children. Look at their role models. Look at lack of values and lack of morals and the pitiful thirst for instant gratification because they cant fathom acccomplishing something as difficult as their true dream. Look at the hideous lack of WORK ETHIC and development of real PRIDE. Who was supposed to teach them?? Who IS teaching them.
I agree that your life is your responsibility, but how about you HUMBLE yourself- ARROGANT. Because look at the education system and cost of living and the messaging all over the media and the TRAUMA that every day people are put through on any given day and cheap diets because food costs so much. Even the middle class is struggling. Parents are busy- day care is expensive. Family and community support/comraderie is lacking. Resources are sparse.
Lucky for you, you had at least a few things working in your favor so that you were able to nurture your mind and think clearly. It's tough.
Delusional is thinking we are failures and losers and better off dead. Delusional is thinking that trying to improve our conditions for future generations isnt worth the effort or interest. So many things in this world influence us to think that way.
Have some compassion. Try to help somebody think
I'm personally sick and tired of yt ppl sticking their nose and opinion into our culture. They can have Drake and his corny music. But leave our culture icons alone.
He will never be like pac
The ignorance of that comparison. Heck Tupac's mother and stepfather were black panthers when he was going up. He had a revolutionary spirit and wanted to make different for his people and culture. Pac in his 25 years on this earth made more of and impact on the culture then Drake ever will in life. Drake is for entertainment purposes only. I can honestly say compare Drake to Tupac even MJ grates my last nerve. It is discussing.
pac made a negative impact, i believe he had good intentions but ultimately he led too many lives down the wrong path including his own
When you were talking about Chess Club...
Before you even said it, I knew it was about the free pizza. It made me cry because I wish I had the benefit & privilege of being ignorant to such choices as a child.
Thanks for shining a light of truth on this Tupac & Drake comparison subject. The culture needs authentic voices to silence the revisionist chatter.
Don't stop making videos.
These are the kids 🗣🗣🗣 "IF JOHNNY HAD TWO APPLES"
Also thank you for recognizing, as a black Gen X I think people forget how life was. How gang banging was survival, how WuTang, Pac, and so many others truly had lyrics that represented what we were all living under. Too many weren't around during that day, so they assume that those lyrics aren't relevant anymore. Till our people receive proper respect, reparations for the unpaid work our ancestors did, nah Pac and many other OG's lyrics will always hit home.
90's kid and I agree. Music told the stories for us to pick up and understand. Sadly the generations after me may have been perverted the messages with false images society has placed in their minds.
I can probably name 20 tupac songs right off the top of my head
Against all odds and no more pain is one of them
Oh yeah and I can't forget blasphemy too
Me too. I loved me some 2Pac.
Pac's interviews are better and have more substance than most artists' albums, what are we even talking about!
Ask Drake fans.
This shows how out of touch 80% of Gen-Z is.
Ikr, disappointed asf
Glad I’m of the 20%
Fr. If you don't know anything about it, don't speak on it on a public platform 🤦🏽♀️
Not every thought needs to be posted. At least think it through or do research first
We gotta make sure the next generation is better prepared for life
@@adub92199 true. It is what it is tho, I have my opinion for a reason not for nobody else but me
Comparing tupac and drake gotta be the dumbest most surface leveled shit ever. Tupac was always an artist he became an actor after success in music drake started as an actor
This video has proven so many things.
1: they only look at the title and never click the video if they dont like the title
2: people are way too quick to write off others just off THREE WORDS.
3: feelings be just used all willy nilly on youtube. Logic rarely exists.
4: Tupac is still relevant 30 years after his untimely demise.
Great video @[Deleted]
I'm not gonna lie. I haven't heard this comparison before but it is blasphemous!
Lucky you. It’s mostly Drake Stan’s on the internet. Mostly twitter. It makes my blood boil
Thank you pac for lighting that spark Kendrick Lamar to change the world
That first clip alone proves Tupac is different to Drake. Pac had a message, a mission beyond getting money and surrounding himself with wierd case having individuals.
TH white dude in the beginning talking about? I don’t have tt, but I hope they literally made him cry in the comments over there!
I hope so too
He’s full on trash
They did. No one throwing shade at pac and leaving unscathed. Lil xan made that mistake years ago
Bro I almost blocked you fam! Don’t scare us like that with the title G!! 😂😂
that title had me shocked lmfaoooo
1:32 this man cannot relate to pac because he’s never experienced a hard life. A song like changes is something foreign to him he can’t understand or relate to what bro was talking about
This is why gatekeepers are needed to keep out the cos playing culture vultures
😂😂😂😂bro its literally a joke
Ik it was a joke wen he mentioned yeat and 2Pac
@@zionholm3134Wow that's hilarious and not corny at ALL!👏🏾
This needs to be a conversation in music spaces!
Regarding your comment about “when has Drake ever claimed his blackness” the only time I vividly remember him referring to himself as “black” was in his Rap Radar interview where he says something to the effect of “I feel like I’m not celebrated like when I won Artist of the decade no one said ‘wow a black artist won artist of the decade’ and I consider myself a black man”. So basically when he felt a title/achievement was gatekept from him. He also referred to some of his black friends as “cruel” in the same interview 💀
Side note: Fellow Vallejo native here. I joined the gardening club at my school because we got to make food with the stuff we grew 😂
Wow I remember the gardening club I didn’t join it tho. That’s crazy 💯🙏🏽
I love that ive watched enough of your stuff by now that your titles pull me in, but I wait and listen to your take and end up nodding my head. Another good one.
Drake is mr beast, epstein, and bill gates in one.
Not so much of a different time in many communities. Poverty is the main driver in crime. "Ain't no uzis made in harlem.." new jack city
I got pissed for a second when I saw the title but knew you would do the right thing.
Great video, very well said points. Alot of these new rap fans don't understand rap's history, and our culture. They just jumping on trends. The industry diluted our beloved art into a cash machine. Smh... It's sad what they have done and are still doing. Hell our kids can't even relate to our music. They think it's old head stuff...
I clicked on this bc I had to know how people could defend saying this!! Your point exxxxactly
For anyone comparing Aubrey to Pac? You need to watch this video and get a spiritual cleanse! Like comparing Judas to Jesus! Insanity!
Beautiful break down. Thank you for this.
You are 100 percent correct. Pac was WAAAAAY ahead of his time. He started an entire generation of revolutionary minds fr
Hit me in the chest with that chess club story bc what I did? Computer lab. Anything that could put me in the lab after school, I was doin; and what I do now? _Programming._ Anything to get out the trap.
Drake is the only music artist who has propaganda made for him. This is PROPAGANDA. If you need people to make lies to paint you as a more credible person, you are the villain of hiphop.
Thank you for covering this because holy fucking shit..I cannot believe this insanity. I’ve been yelling at my phone for the duration of this video 😂 I’m gonna need people to sit down on this one.
He can't be like Pac with that squeaky voice 😢
yo big ups for this vid man, salute!
I hope if anyone who runs into this video and learn something about Tupac would go really listen to his music. Truly understand what we went through and saw everyday during his time. He was our Champion and still is!
Hey, if you want to make more long form content. I will definitely watch. This is a really dope video
Bro, thank you for this 🙏🏽
Thank you for this video, I was never really into Pac's music personally but I knew he always represented and stood for something important, and this video gave me a deeper understanding of what that was. Good content as always dawg!
Same. I'm going to go do a deep dive into his discography now. Incredible ❤
@@ashacovie Please do that 🙏🏾
Drake is Kanye if he was Jewish with an identity crisis. Kanye is closer to PAC than Drake. His father was a panther, mother an educator.
Born in ATL and raised in the CHI.
This narrative of Drake v. PAC is one that I’m sure has been started and desired by Drake. He’s nowhere close in comparison outside of an acting career. Drake is closer akin to Will Smith, ironically.
The closer rappers to Pac is Kanye and Kendrick. They’re a piece of him. And that’s real
@@DeletedVILLAIN most definetely
GulleyBoy punching the air right now 😂😂
He is not too bright as he is only into rappers with good beats 😂😂
I'm not going to lie, I hate hearing white "cool guys," I guess, however, they speak; talk about rap.
Love this video because we have the same shared experiences being from and living in NYC in the same era…Tupac is my GOAT!!!
NGL, the title had me worried. I'm thankful it wasn't serious. Love your channel. 💚
Thanks for sharing your perspective on this.
Thanks 🙏🏽🙏🏽 you real for that
Masterful vid bro, everything you said was facts
maneee i had to hustle candyboxes to go to DC and fruitboxes doortodoor in order to play HS baseball
🔥🔥 respect that hustle 💯
@@DeletedVILLAIN 4th grade chess club too lol , thanks homie, i still remember hittin that timer lmaoo
Perfect title! It’s always important to actually watch the video. I was about to crash out in the comments based on the thumbnail and title 😂😂😂
What else rapper had college courses on his lyrics.
Pulitzer Prize winning artist Kendrick Lamar has been studied at Georgia Regents University since around 2014 and Concordia University now has a similar course study, including his work with that of other historic Black authors and activists including Tupac Shakur. I think your question was supposed to be, "since when has Drake had college courses on his lyrics?" Never in the U.S. my friend, he's not like us...
They hate on a real revolutionary and hype up the serial killers we have rn smh man it’s a shame that people who don’t even listen to his music or listen to him speak have so much to say. I am a true fan of his art and his interviews the people who talk smack either don’t know or are often hating. his death row times misunderstood too in my opinion. He was in more trouble before death row times tbh that 91-94 era was insane for him if you look at all the things that happened or he was falsely accused of.
I love how this title has got so many people triggered not knowing what the actual video is about, he’s on our side people, chilllllll hahah 😅
Good take on this weird narrative they've been tryna spin 🙄 🤦🏾♂️
Absolutely insanely disrespectful
I don’t think Pac is the best rapper from a technical stand point, but if you look at what he represents and stands for form a world perspective it’s hard to say that he’s not the Greatest rapper ever. It’s the same with Ali vs Floyd. Ali may not be undefeated but he stands for so much for than just being a great boxer.
Im out of RUclips Jail Yall 🗣️
😤 I BET IM SHADOW BANNED..
Welcome home? 😂🎉
Oh you were doing time ? 😂😂😂 welcome back 🎉
Welcome back!! You were missed! 🎉
I was wondering where the hell you went! What video pissed “them” off?
Yo don't ever put pac an BBL in the same boat this is crazy
Just now watching I understand where you’re coming from now my only thing is I feel a question mark at the end of your caption would clear up a lot of confusion because people might get mislead by the title and not give the video a chance.
What Pac did and stood for can never be duplicated mfs wanna discredit him so bad it's disappointing and disrespectful
Who ever say drake and pac are the same need to get there Brian check because there no way
Y'all have to watch the video instead of commenting off of instinct, lol. When I saw that Duke Dennis "What the hell are you talkin' bout," I lost it🤣🤣🤣🤣.
when Tupac was in the womb, he was literally in jail and pointed at with a shotgun. Think that the child in the womb has to experience something like that even though it hasn't even been born yet!
I feel like these Gen Z kids know nothing about the history of pac and his career,. A lot of people these days try to put down tupac just because he went to art school like a lot of inner city kids do lol, pac grew up poor with a family of black panthers, a lot his family members and family friends were locked up, he moved from hood to hood because his mom, afeni was paranoid that the FBI would track them down, pac cousin was a drug dealer so pac was familiar with the street life and even was partaking in the drug dealing from time to time. Just because his mom wanted better for him and enrolled him in a decent performance art school to better himself and make something of himself dont mean shit, he was still from the hood, he knew the struggle unlike drake. So to say pac was fake just because he went to art school is stupid lol, the guy grew up in tough areas where you had to know how to defend yourself, pac was the same his whole life, nothing fake about him, he was a complex individual and had many sides to him. There is even a story of pac pulling a gun on someone during art school after a fight, and this was wayyy before his rap career. i mean the guy always been like that lol, he was a loose cannon. There is no comparison to drake lol, pac would never let anyone slap him or piss on him like drake lol, win or lose pac would not let that shit slide come on now. What made pac different was he had a bit of everything, he had a lot of knowledge from growing up with black pantehrs and reading books as a child, he had a bit of street in him because of where he grew up and selling drugs and he also had an artistic side to him because of his time in art school. That is what made Tupac, Tupac.
The fact drake is still getting played as if kdot didn't expose him as a phony shows everything you needa know about the rap culture
To say Aubrey is the same as Pac is bout the dumbest shit I ever heard. Thanks for givin these kids a history lesson...
No they not ... leave Pac out of that one, please. Pac was on a whole different level. Completely different level.
How the fuck I was trippin out bro, your character MOVES lol 😂😂😂
Phenomenal synopsis homie! 💪🏽
Have you seen any of [Deleted]’s videos. Clearly, they don’t believe Tupac was remotely similar to Drake? Watch 1 minute. Or consider sarcasm.
man you almost had me hot with the title but i gave you a lil listen and you ateeeeeee 🎉 such a well done job with this video
I grew up in Brooklyn during the heart of the East/West coast beef. Although I resonated with Biggie because of community ties, we all respected Pac because of how real he was and his ties to NYC. Pac will always be loved. Comparing him with Drake is highly disrespectful
Biggie didn’t stand for shit, didn’t add thought for the black community and moved disrespectful which is why got him packed out. PAC states from his mouth he from OAKLAND because he got the game from Oakland at 17. He don’t claim no ties to NY. Bro lived there until he was 13, he got NOTHING from NY. Even claiming that is disrespectful to his legacy.
Smart dude, we lived a very similar life it seems. May God continue to use and guide you
Thank you for making this and setting the record straight. Stay blessed man.
Drake is not pac duuuuude
I almost deleted this app today. I’m proud of the things being stated in this video. For that…I’m a keep you tube in my phone. 💯✊🏾
That title gon rile em up
Drake more like Joosie Smooliae tryna be like Pac lol
*What part of any of this sounds like Drake?*
Parents were Black Panthers being terrorized by the FBI, the police put a gun to his mother's belly when she was pregnant with him. Mother was addicted to drugs and kicked him out age 14. 2Pac was selling drugs but he was bad at it because he was too empathetic, that didn't last but he was around street dudes growing up as a teen they pressured him to rap. Besides being shot 5 times and surviving, he also shot 2 off duty police officers. Why is he bald? 2pac had hair but he had to shave it because once the police beat him so bad that it wouldn't grow back properly. *WHAT PART OF ANY OF THIS SOUNDS LIKE DRAKE?*
What you guys don't get is that the white media was calling all black rappers *THUGS* Thug was like a replacement word for N__ger. So to people back in the 90s the word Thug made a lot of sense. But today the media dosn't use the word so often because their racism is more concealed. 2Pac was a thug considering how he was perceived to the white media at the time, he just leaned into it.
@@zcizzorhandz5567 and promoted thug culture to kids . stop glazing
except just like drake he glorified all of that and ended up paying the price for it in the end. I like tupac too but dont forget why his story went the way it did
@@Z4NKA1 No he showed different sides he wasn't all glorifying it was the good and the bad because after all he is a celebrity.
He died because he slept with faith evans and made a song about it. Not because he said he was a thug.
@@zcizzorhandz5567 That is NOT why he died 😂you dont have to play dumb to defend someone you dont know. Pac got multiple people killed including himself, he was a reckless person dont be obtuse
Pac was born on east coast he was raised in oakland
You so real bro
Great break down.
title damn near made me report this.😂
I wanted to play football but my mom couldn't buy the equipment but she could buy me a skateboard and skating keep me out the streets.
Since the Battle ended, I put a comment in several RUclipsrs' Comment Section similar to the following:
Thank God for RUclipsrs like yourself that are willing to stand on the truth. These ngas are lying with a straight face and I'm so glad there are people like you to call them out on it! Please don't change who you are!
This video is why I went around RUclips posting that. We are living in a time when ngas are rewriting history in our faces and it's unbelievable to me. Please don't flip like so many have, namely WTD and FD Signifier. We, The Culture, Need Truth Tellers. We don't need anymore liars, gaslighters, fakes and grifters. That nga knows ABSOLUTELY NOTHING about PAC!
Pac and Aubrey are polar opposites. No explanation needed.
Man you come with heat bro. Much respect