Facts !!! Have to add the OG Versions of When Thugs Cry, Friendz, Watch ya Mouth, Niggaz Nature & also Lost Souls (Gang Related Soundtrack Version). All 🔥🔥🔥
I was 17 when this came out. It is difficult to explain, but the world changed. This was released just after his death, so there was also this idea going around that Tupac faked his death. Listen to the album, then read The Prince by Makaveli, that book is about deceiving your enemy. We had no social media so we only went on what people were talking about through word of mouth. I was ready to ride for Tupac AKA Makaveli the Don. This album to me makes him the GOAT. Me Against the World is perfection, but The 7 Day Theory is prophecy. And yes, I still remember every single word and song verbatim, ain't nobody allowed to miss a word!
its not paying homage if you taking their work, making money off of it and not paying the orginal artist. that is literally the definition of stealing lmao.
9:51 His first album was 2Pacalypse Now, then Strictly for my N.I.G.G.A.Z. & THEN Me Against The World. Y’all always forget his earlier work. Go back and study. He’s BEEN 🔥!!
@@pwtv339his first two albums were more black power , for the culture / revolutionary type of content ...he was just coming out but really didn't catch on musically until he switched up a bit and did me against the world. But prior to that he did the movie juice and that's how his name really got out there. The conscious rapping he did early on wasn't catching the attention of most people so he got more gangsta but still had quality messages
Bomb 1st My 2nd Reply 🔥 is Definitely a 10 !!! From the Legendary intro & song, to the way Pac & the Outlawz was Spit'n . Go back & Relisten cause it might just be hard catching the flow on there for you. Also this Album was Written & Recorded in ONLY 3 Days !!! Yes 3 Days with Originally 17 Songs, with another 4 more days to Mix the Album. = The 7 Day Theory 💯
Yea I have to listen to them songs on my own time I tend to like songs more with a second listen I’ll let yall know in part 2 if some songs in part 1 ratings changed
When 2pac died. Napoleon made shore he confronted all 2pac enemies or people that had beef with him. Including hessian jack and Jimmy henchman. Napoleon didn't play. He trapped mobb deep up in a hotel in Phoenix Arizona. Mobb deep said we don't have no beef. We loved pac
@missmauda can't find it there's too many videos to search through now. But Napoleon was all loud and animated talmbout when a ninja bow down Pac said don't rush em 🤣 with Prodigy right there bein quiet basically, showing he bowed down ⚰️💀
No the features don't mess up All Eyez On Me or any Pac album lol the Outlawz perfectly compliment Pac's style. It's not like they're on there talmbout runnin like cheetahs 😂
44:40 the way i see that is " You cant bite the truth" its dope from him to spread Pac message and he makes cash of it ts even better. " I got love for any N gettin money"
@flaquis2729 yeah that's the sample and yes, it was Teddy Riley that asked to use it, but there was even another version of Toss It Up where they straight up used the no diggity instrumental for a Dre disstrack, Blackstreet issued a label with a cease and desist for that version so they made the updated version we hear in the album, Toss It Up
39:05 I remember when I first heard this song my jaw dropped.. such a sinister intro and beat the then Pac just slipped into to paint a dark grim outlook on everything.. Classic..
This album was Done in 3 days but he decided to add more songs so he finished in 7 days & (fun facts ) 2pac wanted to make this a mixtape and give it away for free to say thank you to the fans, and many people was begging him not too , so he would have been one of the first people to make a mixtape
@@borngifted5398 he believed in God he said it in the vibe interview he just didn’t believe everything about it like that you gotta go to church to talk to God
Big dissed Pac (Really just mentioned 2 Pacs) on that song but Jay didn't. It was more of Jay allowing it to be said on his song that was seen as a co sign.. Which is fair tbh..
If y’all request an album yall should give me information about that album so i know what im getting into… how is a ‘02 baby suppose to know 2Pac & the outlaws were a “family” if yall don’t tell me anything I don’t know anything im just doing what yall tell me to do & that’s reacting to yall favorite albums and giving yall new content everyday
@@pwtv339No worries bro, react to the Album, 2Pac & The Outlawz - Still I Rise🔥🔥🔥 Album from 1999. This is Definitely a Classic !!! & What's even crazier is that All the OG Versions of the songs from that Album is even Better. 💯
Tupac had beef with Dre because, according to him, Dre was barely doing anything at Death Row and was taking credit for other people's work, he also never showed up at Snoop's trial to support him and then Dre left death row and started working with east coast rappers
That intro was a clue he faked his death when the reporter says makaveli wasn't available to comment but released this statement and on bomb 1st💣 he says makaveli on his solo ish
I would watch your reactions just cause it said pac but you heavily try to critic a GOAT…. So they hard to watch anymore we know his work and backstory but you young ppl try to box him in with what y’all consider rap today he was well rounded do your research
I’m not critiquing him I’m just giving my opinion on an album reaction… off first listen I didn’t even say anything bad about the album all I said was I feel like he was getting better each album and he had a lot of potential.. I said In previous album reactions with pac that he could definitely hand with this generation of rap because he’s beats what he spoke about, and everything & I only know what y’all tell me about him after these cameras are off I don’t research pac what y’all comment is what I take as facts plus I literally said he as classics I just don’t like he’s features his features has nothing to do with him and his rapping.. but hey I have pac 1-2 all time
You're missing one album PAC did it was his 1st one 2Pacalypse Now & he started out with a Digital Underground dancing with them & he did a song with them rapping in same song as a feature
Nas had a issue with jay z because dude was messing with his baby mama and bragging about it on his songs so someone brought it to nas attention that jay was dissing him , then nas came back with a diss nothing big but then jay z came out with " the takeover" and nas responded with " ether"
Rod wave is heavily influenced by Tupac he got a lot of reference of verses on his songs and on top of that he made a song called I Ain't Mad At cha & i get around
Rob Wave 😂 Nah its aight if he as a "rapper" did it once or twice, he's done this on multiple occasions. Bruh bit Plain White Ts LMAO. That isn't paying homage anymore, its an inability to be original as a writer. A ton of rappers are inspired by older artists but they at least find interesting ways to incorporate it into their music, and it doesn’t involve reciting entire verses/hooks.
@pwtv339 I may be one of the biggest pac fans.... I was around, when he was. I've seen him live, this album was not good. It's crap he never really wanted to come out in the first place
Hail Mary, To Live and die in LA and Toss it up, the album shows some of his best lyricism overall and better disses than hit em up with Against All Odds and Bomb First
He took off (when thugs cry),(friendz), (watch ya mouth), playaz prayer outro, and lost souls
Imma pin this comment and yall remind me to react to those songs when I finish part 2 because those are a must lol
@@pwtv339 all og versions because they remaked some of the songs for after he died
Facts !!! Have to add the OG Versions of When Thugs Cry, Friendz, Watch ya Mouth, Niggaz Nature & also Lost Souls (Gang Related Soundtrack Version). All 🔥🔥🔥
@@kingcoleman3137 yea because the remade ones are on his latter albums.
I was 17 when this came out. It is difficult to explain, but the world changed. This was released just after his death, so there was also this idea going around that Tupac faked his death. Listen to the album, then read The Prince by Makaveli, that book is about deceiving your enemy. We had no social media so we only went on what people were talking about through word of mouth. I was ready to ride for Tupac AKA Makaveli the Don. This album to me makes him the GOAT. Me Against the World is perfection, but The 7 Day Theory is prophecy. And yes, I still remember every single word and song verbatim, ain't nobody allowed to miss a word!
its not paying homage if you taking their work, making money off of it and not paying the orginal artist. that is literally the definition of stealing lmao.
Pac looked at this album like a mixtape, he wanted to put it out for free. He was experimenting with a new sound
Yet it's so conceptual like an album. It's so well put together.
Tupac wrote and recorded the songs in only 3 days, mixing took 4 days 🔥
9:51 His first album was 2Pacalypse Now, then Strictly for my N.I.G.G.A.Z. & THEN Me Against The World. Y’all always forget his earlier work. Go back and study. He’s BEEN 🔥!!
💯 Facts
I said the albums that I heard those the only 3 albums I’ve heard… me against the world, all Eyez on me, & this
@@pwtv339don’t forget Thug Life too
@@pwtv339his first two albums were more black power , for the culture / revolutionary type of content ...he was just coming out but really didn't catch on musically until he switched up a bit and did me against the world. But prior to that he did the movie juice and that's how his name really got out there. The conscious rapping he did early on wasn't catching the attention of most people so he got more gangsta but still had quality messages
Bomb 1st My 2nd Reply 🔥 is Definitely a 10 !!! From the Legendary intro & song, to the way Pac & the Outlawz was Spit'n . Go back & Relisten cause it might just be hard catching the flow on there for you. Also this Album was Written & Recorded in ONLY 3 Days !!! Yes 3 Days with Originally 17 Songs, with another 4 more days to Mix the Album. = The 7 Day Theory 💯
Yea I have to listen to them songs on my own time I tend to like songs more with a second listen I’ll let yall know in part 2 if some songs in part 1 ratings changed
Krazy and white mans world are my personal favorites on this album
mine is me and my Gun and 2 live and die in LA
"While the preacher getting freaky ("Come here boy" in the ablibs) you say honor gods people"
Pac was definitely a prophet. Look at what the recent scandal with pastor TD James 😂😂☠️
When 2pac died. Napoleon made shore he confronted all 2pac enemies or people that had beef with him. Including hessian jack and Jimmy henchman. Napoleon didn't play. He trapped mobb deep up in a hotel in Phoenix Arizona. Mobb deep said we don't have no beef. We loved pac
Video was funny AF. Prodigy was lookin scared AF.
What video is this?
@@missmauda go listen to Napoleon interviews he talk about it
@missmauda can't find it there's too many videos to search through now. But Napoleon was all loud and animated talmbout when a ninja bow down Pac said don't rush em 🤣 with Prodigy right there bein quiet basically, showing he bowed down ⚰️💀
Man- when this album dropped- the country was bumping it. RIH to the GOAT. 🫡
Here is why he is still the GOAT 🔥 RIP LEGEND
Pac the only rapper that would diss you on a hit radio track lol
Made by the 2nd stream producers on the label that none of the other Big Doggs would even f*ck wit.
Damn. This aged poorly now that Kendrick dropped lol
@@GeronFletcher How? He dropped a diss track, Pac dropped a radio hit about a female but added a diss
No the features don't mess up All Eyez On Me or any Pac album lol the Outlawz perfectly compliment Pac's style. It's not like they're on there talmbout runnin like cheetahs 😂
44:40 the way i see that is " You cant bite the truth" its dope from him to spread Pac message and he makes cash of it ts even better. " I got love for any N gettin money"
Bro on toss it up he even says "no longer Dre day", that was also Dre's beat and chorus, "No diggity", look that up
I believe it was actually a Teddy Riley beat, that's basically a sample of Bill Withers song, Grandma's Hands.
@flaquis2729 yeah that's the sample and yes, it was Teddy Riley that asked to use it, but there was even another version of Toss It Up where they straight up used the no diggity instrumental for a Dre disstrack, Blackstreet issued a label with a cease and desist for that version so they made the updated version we hear in the album, Toss It Up
Toss It Up with the No Diggity beat is available on RUclips.
It was intended to be a street release mixtape style so it was raw and aggressive.
Thug Life
Keep your enemies close=close range 😂❤luv it
39:05 I remember when I first heard this song my jaw dropped.. such a sinister intro and beat the then Pac just slipped into to paint a dark grim outlook on everything.. Classic..
This album was Done in 3 days but he decided to add more songs so he finished in 7 days & (fun facts ) 2pac wanted to make this a mixtape and give it away for free to say thank you to the fans, and many people was begging him not too , so he would have been one of the first people to make a mixtape
He recorded this in 3 days, 4 days to mix and master= 7Day Theory
He wasn't Muslim. He believed in all religions. He was well educated. He is and was Christian
STOP IT !!! 2Pac was NOT NO Damn Christian or Muslim !!! 🤣 Y'all gotta STOP this nonsense !!! 💯
@@borngifted5398 he believed in God he said it in the vibe interview he just didn’t believe everything about it like that you gotta go to church to talk to God
Do Tupacs Lost Vibe Interview there he talks about his believes...
Jayz and big dissed him in a song called Brooklyns finest that was on Jayz album and pac took that as he was choosing big side
Big dissed Pac (Really just mentioned 2 Pacs) on that song but Jay didn't. It was more of Jay allowing it to be said on his song that was seen as a co sign.. Which is fair tbh..
@@Alkheezy Jay also did a lot of WestCoast dissing on the "Reasonable Doubt" album .. ppl seem to forget that
The first rapper to have 2 #1 albums in the same year. Only 1 other rapper has done that
He had a group the outlaws which was his family…. You need to do research instead of only reacting to his music he iconic
If y’all request an album yall should give me information about that album so i know what im getting into… how is a ‘02 baby suppose to know 2Pac & the outlaws were a “family” if yall don’t tell me anything I don’t know anything im just doing what yall tell me to do & that’s reacting to yall favorite albums and giving yall new content everyday
@@pwtv339No worries bro, react to the Album, 2Pac & The Outlawz - Still I Rise🔥🔥🔥 Album from 1999. This is Definitely a Classic !!! & What's even crazier is that All the OG Versions of the songs from that Album is even Better. 💯
PAC LIFE
Tupac had beef with Dre because, according to him, Dre was barely doing anything at Death Row and was taking credit for other people's work, he also never showed up at Snoop's trial to support him and then Dre left death row and started working with east coast rappers
😮 Bro not to be depressing but Unfortunately Church is Big Bizzness Tax Free ish. ✌️
That intro was a clue he faked his death when the reporter says makaveli wasn't available to comment but released this statement and on bomb 1st💣 he says makaveli on his solo ish
Tupac - All Eyez On Me is one of the best albums of all time! You should check it out!
2pac was not Muslim people b trollin
Danny boy & kc nd jojo on here with Tupac
He wrote and recorded it in 7 Days
I would watch your reactions just cause it said pac but you heavily try to critic a GOAT…. So they hard to watch anymore we know his work and backstory but you young ppl try to box him in with what y’all consider rap today he was well rounded do your research
Well said, that part!
I mean at the end of the day he gonna give a reaction based on what he knows
I’m not critiquing him I’m just giving my opinion on an album reaction… off first listen I didn’t even say anything bad about the album all I said was I feel like he was getting better each album and he had a lot of potential.. I said In previous album reactions with pac that he could definitely hand with this generation of rap because he’s beats what he spoke about, and everything & I only know what y’all tell me about him after these cameras are off I don’t research pac what y’all comment is what I take as facts plus I literally said he as classics I just don’t like he’s features his features has nothing to do with him and his rapping.. but hey I have pac 1-2 all time
You need to react to Nas singing 2pacs Keep ya Head Up
You're missing one album PAC did it was his 1st one 2Pacalypse Now & he started out with a Digital Underground dancing with them & he did a song with them rapping in same song as a feature
He wanted to change the parts where he dissed Nas but didn’t get the opportunity
He was dissin jay bc of da biggie beef and pac heard jay took shots at him on a album Jay was doing
PW TV This Is My Favorite Hip Hop Rap Album Of All Time 💯🤲🌎🌞🌝👑
I consider this album his best alongside ' Me against the World'.
Nas had a issue with jay z because dude was messing with his baby mama and bragging about it on his songs so someone brought it to nas attention that jay was dissing him , then nas came back with a diss nothing big but then jay z came out with " the takeover" and nas responded with " ether"
This is pure recording they use live instruments...killuminati
Nah young brody sabbath is Saturday, Sunday is the first day of the week.
Rod wave is heavily influenced by Tupac he got a lot of reference of verses on his songs and on top of that he made a song called I Ain't Mad At cha & i get around
Jay Z was associated with Biggie and thats about it,thats why he didn’t like him
Bomb first is Tupac and two of the outlaws EDi mean & fatal
Your right with EDI Mean but the other feature is Young Noble not Fatal H
Bro please react to tupac thug life album please❤
"When the preacher getting freaky (come here boy -adlibs)" not richer...The lyrics are wrong
2pac was trying to help others get money. If u were his friend. He would throw u on a song and it could've been ya first time rapping.
Yea I noticed that about him he wanted his team to win for sure 💯
Pac was all about getting money
Violent was a great song & bad a** beat also from 2pacalypse album
Rob Wave 😂 Nah its aight if he as a "rapper" did it once or twice, he's done this on multiple occasions. Bruh bit Plain White Ts LMAO. That isn't paying homage anymore, its an inability to be original as a writer. A ton of rappers are inspired by older artists but they at least find interesting ways to incorporate it into their music, and it doesn’t involve reciting entire verses/hooks.
Why do you say, " Let's see what this song is about". when you know every song. You're singing the lyrics. Lol
I think he has the lyrics pulled up. But i think it's odd he knows the exact cadence 😂😂😂
This album is actually some of his worst, nowhere near the best
Bold statement 😂
@pwtv339 I may be one of the biggest pac fans.... I was around, when he was. I've seen him live, this album was not good. It's crap he never really wanted to come out in the first place
Hail Mary, To Live and die in LA and Toss it up, the album shows some of his best lyricism overall and better disses than hit em up with Against All Odds and Bomb First