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The fact that a 22 year old Tupac made a song with this much meaning and maturity in it is insane. He truly was a genius, no other rapper has this kind of intelligence and compassion in their songs that could really impact the world. That’s why Tupac is the 🐐
Tupac was a wonderful human being before be a rapper. He was a big revolutionary before be a rapper. The fact is he was a powerful rapper too... they killed him because his potential was a danger for the politicals, he exposed the system who is against us. you got 2 know some people used 2pac's death to robb his legacy, his royalties from his music cause he made so many songs and the industry killed him to not pay him for all this.
'And since we all came from a woman Got our name from a woman and our game from a woman I wonder why we take from our women Why we rape our women - do we hate our women? ' Ukraine, 2022.
The starting line "Some say blacker the berry the sweeter the juice I say darker the flesh deeper the roots". Hits me so hard this line made my day today.
I cried while listening to this. It really pisses me off that some of the “men” these days have the audacity to go against what this man is saying. This song is really great, and deserves WAYYY more fame. RIP, 2PAC.
I think a lot of people forget how young Pac was when he died. He didn't even live to see 26, but he affected the world so thoroughly that his music still touches peoples hearts today. His name and legacy will live on forever.
In a time where young men look up to guys like Andrew Tate, Tupac is needed in this world more than ever. A real G and a real legend, was truly lucky to have inspirational people like Pac I could look up to growing up.
I was arguing with a dude about this. He said Andrew Tate was more famous and more useful to the world than 2pac. These kids are going to be so lost in the real world.
If u have a son that was a at a age to understand what happened to u talk to him cause I promise u he carries that with him with a vengeful heart towards that person that wronged u trust me ik cause I do
"And since a man can't make one, he has no right to tell a women when and where to create one." Tupac whispering to us in 2022 from 1993 and yet people still aren't listening.
I can’t believe how ignorant I’ve been. I was like a lot of people thinking he was just a rapper, but this guy is a poet, activist and ULTIMATE LEGEND. RIP 2PAC 😘
Face Stabber i think its more about culture. Not being racist or anything but people with color have a deep and rich culture, compared to white people.
There are so many great lines in this song. One of my favorites is the beginning of the second verse: "I remember Marvin Gaye, used to sing to me He had me feelin' black was the thang to be" That one is really touching, and hits really hard
@@NakMuay082 sorry but how can u say white have no culture??? living in western societys is all "white culture". also do u forget about arts, music, poets like goethe? Please define the word culture and tell me where whites lack that
My heart goes out to all other Black women experiencing struggles and dealing with life. I appreciate this song for offering support to so many Black women out here just tryna make it.
@@MariaRodriguez-im3pj Literally the first lines are "The Blacker the berry, the sweeter the juice. / I say the darker the flesh, then the deeper the roots / I give a holla to my SISTERS on welfare Tupac cares, if don't nobody else cares" The song is for BLACK women.
@@blackprotagonist agreed. When every other race was turning their noses up calling him a thug. And "one of those rappers" it was just us vibin. Now that the world is falling apart and other races are feeling that broken family stereotype... now he's talking about EVERYBODY. "Tupac was a man of the people!". WRONG he was a man of HIS people. I've already seen two comments from whites saying they can't believe how ignorant they were. You weren't ignorant you were in your own white glory. The poorer white people get the more they understand.
I was 16 and pregnant with my first son. Just got back to living with my mom after living in the states custody since I was 11. She kicked me out on the street. I had my son and he passed away 2 weeks later. This song plus PACs whole album literally got me through this time. His music was the only thing that made me feel OK. This was in 1994. I always come back to this song in hard times. ❤
@@baconatorva POS men plus a zealot handmaid just decided that The State will force girls (children) and women to give birth against their will. Bet Tupac wouldn't find that hilarious.
These lyrics have been on my mind all day. This is why you were a revolutionary Pac. Ahead of your time but grateful you spoke the ideas you did when you did. Rest in Paradise. It feels like we are going backwards sometimes. And your art has helped me and so many others. Thank you.
Facts ....Due to da higher elites....They either got rid of da rappers that had a message in their songs or forced them out da industry...Just to make hip hop what it is today which is bullshit...They had a plan to dumb it down for next younger generation and now u see all this corruption from da younger generation...Killing each other and so on...Pay attention, it's not hard to see
no it fucking didnt. you just got lazy and stopped trying to find good rap. mainstream rap has ALWAYS been about useless topics. kendrick in some ways is even bigger than tupac and biggie, and his music is all about the "message." people like you speak so universally about the state of rap nowadays, but it really just boils down to you being too much of a prude to go out and look for music. mainstream rap has never represented all of rap dude, like ever.
@@amariherman6332 i stay in Dallas Tx..not too far from the state that passed that bullshid ass law.. It might not be true to u..but its real ova here.. U cant tell me what ive seen and witnessed just like i cant question u.. Do u watch the worldwide news.. Ru not seeing how the LGBT communities lives are protected more than the Original women that their trying to be...plus this charged with murder if a woman decides to have a abortion.. Our rights and what makes us women r being stripped from us..slowley but surely.
@@amirageorge3355 It's a song about love, respect and strength (among other very important topics). He was an amazing artist, more people should have the opportunity to see his work. 🧡
Tupac is the perfect example of the " duality of man" he was hardened by his environment but also intelligent and aware of his and his people's circumstances. RiP 🙏
@@tiimmystone7888 its not about "her" worth its about your WORTH. What is your manhood worth to YOU. Being identified by a worthy woman is tied into your dignity and respect as a man. Go head chew on that. Tupac is pure GENIUS.
my favorite song of Tupac. i remembered being young homeless alone pregnant when the father abandoned me. i used to listen to it a lot and found strength and comfort in that song i used to cry a lot listening to it. yes Tupac things got brighter. My daughter now 17 the joy of my life and we are doing well. I kept my head up high and the Lord never left my side.
Only rapper to empower women and poor instead of putting them down. Spoke up for the voice-less. That's why he is the best rapper in history, bar none, hands down, period.
KeyBump1 1. Calling him the best rapper is an opinion many people think differently. 2. U probably didn’t know 2pac was super bipolar... one week he would express how much he respected women then a week later he would say fuck all these bitches so I wouldn’t really say he empowered women
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Tupac is the man. He was so deep and interesting and a voice for the ghetto who is neglected by the privelidged. He spoke against police violence, poverty, backstabbing. He spoke up against negativity-in his own way. I miss him so dearly.
This song addresses so many topics: racism, capitalism, sexism, pro-choice, deadbeat fathers. If this came out today, people would hate it for being “too woke.”
@@Startrekker6231 they don’t understand that part. Kendrick literally said some of the same things on his most recent album and was not called woke for it because he was talking to the black community
wow...ppl aren't nice sometimes. So what u said right now doesn't surprise me. And it's such a shame that these type of things are not surprising. But don't worry. Things will get better. Just keep your head up! ✌👍😊
@Chanel Versace Only. My guy there’s so many, pacs incredible and an icon but lets not pretend he was the only one. Like I could name Nas, wutang clan, mobb deep, biggie just to name a small few.
As a single Mum of 2 with the father absent I listen to this song literally everyday to remember to keep my head up. Tupac will always be relevant 🙌🏽❤️
@@Mr.Jaquaveon2k Saying that just shows how clueless you are. Most 90's rappers bragged about how much money and girls they had lol. Rap has always been the same, get that through your fat skull.
@xposea It's really not that different. Listen to songs like Joey Badass - Christ Concious or Joey Badass - Paper Trails, AB Soul - Huey knew, AB Soul - Illuminate. Schoolboy Q - break the bank. Just a few examples, how are those any different from 90s rap?
Yoyo no u wrong my dad was like this n my friends dad were like that. These family black men still caught hell from racism and prejudice an gimme gimme take take take.
They are but life is life especially with people mislabling the community whilst being no diffrent unfortunately we will be ostracized and discredit for anything positive but a trending topic for everything "wrong"
Pac I I wanna thank you so much for inspiring black people with your music/message of hope. Especially young black men like myself. Gone but never forgotten
That's right survival is for the fittest.....if the shoe fit you walk in my lords shoes and learn a thing or 2 about survival of strife....life in death and keeping on one day at a time not once upon a time when there was life
I've always been told that this applies to all colored people. MY DAD ALWAYS TOLD ME THE SYSTEM IS MADE AGAINST US. WHICH IS WHY AS A COLORED KID I NEED TO DO GOOD IN SCHOOL AND LEARN THE LAW SO THAT IT CANNOT BE USED AGAINST ME. Sorry about the caps.
fedner simeon i dont follow tupac like hes a God he is just a very talented intelligent human seems like you are your only fan thats pretty lame and anyone can rhyme its about way more than just being able to rhyme
why am I crying? this song hit my heart its like he's talking to me. I feel every word he said. We lost a good on, between him and Aailyah, M,J , and Whitney i dont know which one i miss the most..
One of the most influential songs he made, this and Dear Mama. Dear mama always gets to me feel every single word he spoke. Glad to say I'm a 90's baby growing up with the last of the true music. It's sad you have to rewind more then 20 years just to hear anything that can easy you mind they way these songs do
friedkibble Greatest poet of Rap music to ever live! The compassion in these lyrics was clearly heard in keep up! For his love and respect for women one of my favorites because there is no lying in Tupac he was the truth! I can relate.. R.I.p.
While the rich kids is driving Benz, I'm still trying to hold on to surviving friends. Tupac is one of the few rappers I can listen to and get the chills from every time.
Its not their fault they have luxury cars blame your parents. Stop comparing your life to theirs. I grew up poor and sometimes had no food to eat and shared a bed with my mother.
which is why i dont blame the parents , u know when deindustrialisation hit the US alot of the middleclass and labour black people used to get was cut and many were left jobless , due to no income coming and people not being able to find jobs alot of people were forced into drug trafficking as a way of getting some money to get by , i find it hard to see how u can pass the blame onto the victims of neoliberal brutality and a lack of attention given to members of society by those who were in charge of development ect ect . On top of all this u of course know the mortgage schemes and all the rest of it which made it even harder for minorities to survive giving them no way of of those drug ridden areas and the rest of it . All of thse factors against people and u point ur finger at the parents like they had a choice , many didnt , its not even as easy as moving areas to places where maybe u can find a job when people are racist and force the black minorities into certain areas such as chicagos black line where blacks and even if u manage to move to an area with a ok job market racism within it would have stopped you from getting ur hands on that job .
I love this song I can relate, my husband left me when I needed him most so now I’m a single mom with no education or job. Had a mental breakdown for a couple of hours because I’m scared of being alone and doing this alone. I’m both excited and extremely terrified at the same time. Listening to this song gives me hope ya’ll I know I can get through this with God by my side. Bless ya’ll especially those single mothers doing it alone keep your head up!
This song brings tears to my eyes. I wish we still had his voice. Disclosure: I'm a white guy but Pac was a huge part of my youth. His lyrics were relevant then and are relevant now, this song in particular.
The name TUPAC is an emblematic name of an indigenous revolutionary from Peru, this name is well deserved for this man who was a victim of corruption, indifference and darkness, you will live forever, greetings from Machupicchu Peru.
It shows how we as a mankind are degenerating, back then it was normal to be wise and adult at an age of 21, now we keep playing and acting like kids till our 30's or even later...
Tupac said it right, “…the truth is there is no hope for the future.” How desperately we need him now in 2024. Thank you Pac for all the times you’ve helped me. 😢
Lyrically, Pac remain the irreplaceable greatest rapper of all time. He wasn't only a rapper but an advocate for social justice and equality that reflect a positive change for the entire human race. 👍 👍 👍👍
@@Coliocoliocolio Why don't you be next positive role model the world needs? 2pac said, "I’m not saying I’m gonna change the world, but I guarantee that I will spark the brain that will change the world. "
Altruistic Egalitarian If we’re talking lyrically then hands down its Eminem. Eminem has the most illest rhymes, metaphors and some of the greatest phrases. Not saying Pac didn’t but Em is better at it
Pac never said anything like that. he talked about our struggles. which you don't understand. guess he was just a wiser person than you are. just want to blame women for all your problems. PAC was never so pathetic.
As a single young mother this speaks to me and really just keeps me going when I listen to it, Its nice to hear a man understand and speak on it instead of just women. R.I.P The Greatest!
2PAC is simply incredible. I love how he was communicating to his viewers in the video. Makes me feel like he was talking to me directly. The lyric is just mesmerizing and to think of his age at the time he wrote this song is completely mind-blowing. Wish I can just give him a hug. This guy was Legendary.
Do you remember what he sampled from rock song or did I make that up? I think this song just makes me think of another song. But still, I think he did have one like that. Also, who else sings the things will get easier part 🤔🤷🏻♀️
Okay, so I was a kid when this came out, however, the more that I listen to his words as an adult, the more my heart cries for our youth. He had that "Je ne sais quoi" that so many of our young men are lacking. AT 22 no less.....He knew back then? How did he know? Live life and listen to a PAC song, it makes you feel like you're having a talk with your uncle. I can only imagine what he would be now. But I guarantee it would be something magnificent!
+Nat turner21 Someone who got High/Drunk 24/7 Your relating to Jesus...Lol Now he was a Dope Ass Emcee. Can't deny him of that But God C'MON Dawg. You must Don't much about His life. Bcuz If you did you would've never made that Comment!
MyNameIsLedgy You didn't read my full Comment. I said if you knew more about his life You would've never made your Comment. Smoking Weed doesn't make You any less of a good/bad Person. But The number 1 thing About Him Even in Death that Bothers me now. Is how Black ppl try and act as if he was the perfect person. Not saying you But a lot of ppl I know do that and it's funny to me....I will Encourage You To read His Autobiography Called "Holler if You Hear authored By Dr. Michael Eric Dyson. Read it Dawg if you're really a Tupac Fan. Having said all of that. I still listen to his music daily...The Brother was a Dope Emcee No Doubt*
I just love the transition from being pessimistic in the second verse to optimistic in the final verse. He goes from saying "there ain't no hope for youth and the truth is there ain't no hope for the future." To "I think we can make it infact I'm sure, and if you fall stand tall and come back for more."
I remember when this came out , We never thought things were easy , we never expected for things to get worst . GUYS STAND UP for our women and children , they need us .
his people?? Is pac Yahusha?? Aka God ?? No he's human just like everyone else, also there's only one race and it's called human race, and that's what Pac never understood.
...did we learn anything from this?How will we ever rise if we don't listen? This is priceless knowledge given to us and we have yet to apply it! WAKE UP!!!!
One thing about this world is, One man CAN influence the world! Tupac could have led us to a better tommorow! Where has our leaders led us? NOWHERE....we need to get together, all races and make this life right! We owe it to the next generation, it's only fair! We have so much in America but in other countries and continents there are young men and women are dying just off of malnutrition yet there are 600 pound people in America! Wtf?!
People need to open up to his message and break it down, learn from what he said...it still applies to us today as much as when he wrote it. We need to be smarter and learn from his knowledge...help each other once we get past the hurdles that life threw at us...shit we never deserved, and most wont ever feel 1% of in their life...we need to lift each other up.
birdy1126 baby girl this is real and all but by u just putting this under comments of his video isn't doing much, u have to preach the words like he did and like Jesus did inorder to get it through someone's head, it doesn't take much effort
Yeah but that doesn't mean i'm one thought. I say that because she dont see the big picture that what woman had cause the outcome to become. Did't you hear what Pac say he say "if we dont our babies will hate our ladies" and this is where we living now.. You get it?
don't think that we are going to respond like nice or anything like that. Because the way woman respond to us nowdays such as sjw, feminism, and other more. We men had enough so dont think we going be all good or nice or any of the crap
Enough. its a double edged sword. Women should have the say but the only time they get all riled up is when theres a small chance they may not be able to kill their babies. Completely deranged and programmed priority list.
I am a black women and leaved in a white neighborhood too. first black family on the block. .I told was told that the block has not expected me. Ii was like fuck you all. our parents taught us to stand on our own and never ever let anyone of any race put u down. Something living in a all black neighborhood. I am black with a much different look than most. I got on both side. so in brace you're beauty and sand tall in that.
+Michele Davis i might not have felt what you feel but i do know this that everyone judges you because of your race and after everyone was equal in America they still are racist its all society its stupid wish everyone could be harmony like brothers and sisters instead of all this hate
This song hit me in the chest- I listened to it and got it...I identified with Tupac and this song as I was young, pregnant and scared- thank you for being real -always remembered 🙏🏼
@@florenceganiyu6758 I’m aware of that- I said I listened to it a lot when I was maybe 16-18 and had identified with pac saying “don’t cry, dry your eyes etc” due to being young and pregnant and scared. I am not saying the song is a bad thing, I am not disrespecting pac or his message.
27 Years We Finally Got Justice For You.... We Are In A Completely Different World From 1996. And Here We Are Still Remembering You 💖✊🏼 RIP 2Pac The Greatest Of All Time.
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RIP 2PAC, greatest of all time. ❤️
TheLoverboyy yes man I agree
TheLoverboyy me to
TheLoverboyy thank you
amen brother, i take pizzas to the homless i love everybody , jesus aid love one another as i've loved you
said**
Today 2pac would of been 53 years old happy birthday to this legend.
Left eye to
RIP legend
Its sad hes almost 50 now
He would have been really really huge...like seriously...new age rappers should be ashamed what they have come up these days compared to this gem...
🌚🦋🌝
The True legend is Jesus. He lives forever and those who believe though they die, will live forever too.
The fact that a 22 year old Tupac made a song with this much meaning and maturity in it is insane. He truly was a genius, no other rapper has this kind of intelligence and compassion in their songs that could really impact the world. That’s why Tupac is the 🐐
He made this song during gangsters rap. Snoop dre. The birth of gangsters rap.
Definitely
Never knew he was that young when he wrote this 😳😳. Amazing.
Tupac was a wonderful human being before be a rapper. He was a big revolutionary before be a rapper. The fact is he was a powerful rapper too... they killed him because his potential was a danger for the politicals, he exposed the system who is against us. you got 2 know some people used 2pac's death to robb his legacy, his royalties from his music cause he made so many songs and the industry killed him to not pay him for all this.
Don't forget nipsey bruh. They were both crazy intelligent. Obviously different goats
"They got money for a war but can't feed the poor"
So deep! 2Pac legend!
killing better business
Proved he was right, look at Ukraine and Russia now
This is still so relevant. The whole song is.
'And since we all came from a woman
Got our name from a woman and our game from a woman
I wonder why we take from our women
Why we rape our women - do we hate our women?
'
Ukraine, 2022.
He was right then too! His words will ALWAYS ring true, as long as the systems in place remain @@SkiiZa.Killah
The starting line "Some say blacker the berry the sweeter the juice I say darker the flesh deeper the roots". Hits me so hard this line made my day today.
U a fan of tupac and zayn. U got a good taste in music
Me too
he’s such a poet
Lammar also has a dope lyric. ruclips.net/video/VdPtVZDspIY/видео.html&ab_channel=KendrickLamar-Topic
Imagine those lyrics reversed:
some say whiter the coco, the sweeter the juice,
I say lighter the flesh deeper the roots
Sounds like a KKK lullaby
I cried while listening to this. It really pisses me off that some of the “men” these days have the audacity to go against what this man is saying. This song is really great, and deserves WAYYY more fame. RIP, 2PAC.
Yea men dropping the ball 🤦🏽♀️🤷🏽♀️ not all but there’s a lot out there
Tupac was a mysogynist as well.lets not forget how he ushered in an era of hip hop that denigrated black women
@@MissBanks777 watch Tupac interviews before you cast boulders, he explains everything
Dave attach the link
Not all males are actually men.... 💀
I think a lot of people forget how young Pac was when he died. He didn't even live to see 26, but he affected the world so thoroughly that his music still touches peoples hearts today. His name and legacy will live on forever.
I Agree 💯
This Shit is so Real !!
This is Real Talk !!!
❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
When Jay-Z made the song 'forever young', this is what he was imagining.
"while the rich kids are driving benz,im still tryna hold on to surviving friends"....that hurts deep...
ikr
Sooooo deepppp
It hurts deep. Pain.
B Swer hurts so much 🇦🇫
Hard
In a time where young men look up to guys like Andrew Tate, Tupac is needed in this world more than ever.
A real G and a real legend, was truly lucky to have inspirational people like Pac I could look up to growing up.
💯
I was arguing with a dude about this. He said Andrew Tate was more famous and more useful to the world than 2pac. These kids are going to be so lost in the real world.
Not my 10 yr old. I was playing this and he goes 2 PAC? I'm like good boy
Stuff can be two things. Just saying.
@@Python-xs2iv i swear, i dont even really know who andrew tate is..what is he known for? Saw the name a few times
"They got money for wars but can't feed the poor" - Still relevant! Pac4ever!
We never had money for wars either.
@@mrt094 even worse then lol keep spending billions of dollars on the wrong shit
if we lose the wars then we all poor
@@hoodiexslime4580 this why george washington the best president when it come to the war part
So true
“And if you can’t learn to love her you should leave her.” 🙌🏽 -Tupac Shakur
He said “and if he can’t learn to love you, you should leave ‘em (him).
-correction
@@antoniomitchell1883 Sometimes its good to let people hear what they want to hear.. ya know :)
@@c-bugzrebelz546 I guess.
@@c-bugzrebelz546 Nah
@@preciousangel9848 yh
As a single mother who suffered from domestic abuse this song helps me to get through the hard days
Your a strong soul, I'm sorry that happend... no one deserves that, stay strong
Same. ❤
If u have a son that was a at a age to understand what happened to u talk to him cause I promise u he carries that with him with a vengeful heart towards that person that wronged u trust me ik cause I do
your so strong
Same ❤ I keep coming back to this song. You’ve got this ❤
"And since a man can't make one, he has no right to tell a women when and where to create one." Tupac whispering to us in 2022 from 1993 and yet people still aren't listening.
Still relevant as ever, especially today.
Damn, 2pac must have thought women reproduced asexually.
This is one obvious pandering ignorant joke of a song.
you will literally hear w/e you want to hear to confirm your bias/opinion.
@@growingweedisfordummies4190 Genuinely asking, what is that part of the lyrics about if not female reproductive rights?
Some men can (those of us who are trans men). Still love this song, though. Most people didn’t acknowledge we existed until recently
I can’t believe how ignorant I’ve been. I was like a lot of people thinking he was just a rapper, but this guy is a poet, activist and ULTIMATE LEGEND. RIP 2PAC 😘
greatest of all time.
We're all ignorant!! This is sadly what we've been fed by the media.
Don't worry I too was ignorant as fuck in my younger years. You will grown and you will change your perception.
The media will destroy our minds if we allow it. GROWTH EQUALS KNOWLEDGE
@@dianepowell4430 i think it already has sadly! They control what we can see- there is no free press anymore!
Tupac cares, if don't nobody else care.
👍🏼☺
Yup
That's why I'm here 2019
Biggie just make booty 😋😉 songs 😉😋😏 but 2 pacwas way more realer and biggie got his style from 2pac.he copied 2pac.
He lives on forever love his musical effort
Tupac helped me learn to appreciate women the the fullest extent.
Lil Molly 👑
king. king dawg. king.
👑
Same here man
Thank you....
“Tupac cares, if don’t nobody else care.”
Thanks, Pac.
Yes
The woke mega simp Tupac.
I don’t care what people say Tupac is the greatest rapper of all time👑👑👑👑👑
Facts
forever muhamad ali of rap.
Facts
In Africa he is big miss yah
Yes he was hands down rip to the greatest we miss you. God put you on this earth for a reason even though it was short you did your job as a man
My favorite bar of all-time:
"Some say the blacker the berry, the sweeter the juice"
"I say the darker the flesh, then the deeper the roots."
Im not even a black american but this makes me proud 😂
Kendrick Lamar might agree
Face Stabber i think its more about culture. Not being racist or anything but people with color have a deep and rich culture, compared to white people.
There are so many great lines in this song. One of my favorites is the beginning of the second verse:
"I remember Marvin Gaye, used to sing to me
He had me feelin' black was the thang to be"
That one is really touching, and hits really hard
@@NakMuay082 sorry but how can u say white have no culture??? living in western societys is all "white culture". also do u forget about arts, music, poets like goethe? Please define the word culture and tell me where whites lack that
There were a lot of people scared of what pac could’ve become. A mature ,social conscious game changer
Indeed
Yep. So they had to kill him.
Speculation, that's the problem with most of pac's fans. none sense of reason.
@@ursulawanza8674 got killed by the crip who they jumped
Today he Defenitley would’ve been a profit that’s for sure
"THEY GOT MONEY FOR WARS BUT CAN'T FEED THE POOR" 💯💯💯💯💯 PAC=Legendary
@h You don't understand how budgets are made.
This song proves how no one in the game right now anywhere close to PAC
These lyrics are poetry
Kendrick.
PILL Cosby Dmx as well
Ketchup Kid L
I went over these lyrics in class because of an assignment from English course in College.
nyknicksfan07 I think we can all agree Tupac is the most inspirational rapper of all time
My heart goes out to all other Black women experiencing struggles and dealing with life. I appreciate this song for offering support to so many Black women out here just tryna make it.
Not only black women EVERY WOMAN !
@@MariaRodriguez-im3pj Literally the first lines are "The Blacker the berry, the sweeter the juice. / I say the darker the flesh, then the deeper the roots /
I give a holla to my SISTERS on welfare
Tupac cares, if don't nobody else cares"
The song is for BLACK women.
Amen and Latinas too.
@@MariaRodriguez-im3pj he dedicated this song to us literally shut up
@@blackprotagonist agreed. When every other race was turning their noses up calling him a thug. And "one of those rappers" it was just us vibin. Now that the world is falling apart and other races are feeling that broken family stereotype... now he's talking about EVERYBODY. "Tupac was a man of the people!". WRONG he was a man of HIS people. I've already seen two comments from whites saying they can't believe how ignorant they were. You weren't ignorant you were in your own white glory. The poorer white people get the more they understand.
I was 16 and pregnant with my first son. Just got back to living with my mom after living in the states custody since I was 11. She kicked me out on the street. I had my son and he passed away 2 weeks later. This song plus PACs whole album literally got me through this time. His music was the only thing that made me feel OK. This was in 1994. I always come back to this song in hard times. ❤
J.Summer. Breeze. S Mrs . Shakur thank you for sharing this touched me
J.Summer. Breeze. S Mrs . Shakur huge hug so sorry about your loss frfr
J.Summer. Breeze. S Mrs . Shakur. Keep ya head up and R.I.P to ya young one🙏😇🙏
J.Summer. Breeze. S Mrs . Shakur God bless you...
J.Summer. Breeze. S Mrs . Shakur God bless you. 😭
'And since a man can't make one
He has no right to tell a woman when and where to create one.'
Rest in Power Tupac & Roe v. Wade 🕯
Legends never die
It’s hilarious how ppl have taken what he said and flipped it. He was talking about POS men who knock women up then tell them to get an abortion
@@baconatorva You're the one flipping it.
@@baconatorva POS men plus a zealot handmaid just decided that The State will force girls (children) and women to give birth against their will. Bet Tupac wouldn't find that hilarious.
Without a mans sperm, no women can make a baby
“If you fall stand tall and come back for more”
Hit me hard.... thank you Pac
Beautiful
Where you from Brown suga
India
Damn you're gorgeous you need to come to Georgia
Lol you’re a fuckin weirdo. I’m good here with my fiancé. Get a life creep
We lost a great person when this man died. RIP Pac.
💯💯💯💯⁉️💔 keep your head up my kings and queens of the 🌏
Whose still bumping this in 2019??? RIP pac 🙌🏽❤️
Me every year.... Right now 4/20/2019
It Don't Stop
Me this is on one of my playlist
Of course!
Isma Ea Meeeeeeee.!!!!!!
These lyrics have been on my mind all day. This is why you were a revolutionary Pac. Ahead of your time but grateful you spoke the ideas you did when you did. Rest in Paradise.
It feels like we are going backwards sometimes. And your art has helped me and so many others. Thank you.
Vote democrats out
@@angrypatriots1776 🤡 azz
❤❤❤❤❤❤
Rap didnt stop being good just stopped being about the message
Facts ....Due to da higher elites....They either got rid of da rappers that had a message in their songs or forced them out da industry...Just to make hip hop what it is today which is bullshit...They had a plan to dumb it down for next younger generation and now u see all this corruption from da younger generation...Killing each other and so on...Pay attention, it's not hard to see
no it fucking didnt. you just got lazy and stopped trying to find good rap. mainstream rap has ALWAYS been about useless topics. kendrick in some ways is even bigger than tupac and biggie, and his music is all about the "message." people like you speak so universally about the state of rap nowadays, but it really just boils down to you being too much of a prude to go out and look for music. mainstream rap has never represented all of rap dude, like ever.
@@chrisgjundson1235 SPOKE FACTSS
@@chrisgjundson1235 exactly
True.
“And since a man can’t make one. He has no right to tell a woman when and where to create one!” I know that’s right! Pray for our states in America.
Yes..this shid is sooo sad..its like women dont have any rights no more
P
Paige Langford n the whole wide world
@@dereseking3324 where do you live because that's false in the u.s at least
@@amariherman6332 i stay in Dallas Tx..not too far from the state that passed that bullshid ass law.. It might not be true to u..but its real ova here.. U cant tell me what ive seen and witnessed just like i cant question u.. Do u watch the worldwide news.. Ru not seeing how the LGBT communities lives are protected more than the Original women that their trying to be...plus this charged with murder if a woman decides to have a abortion.. Our rights and what makes us women r being stripped from us..slowley but surely.
Thank you Tupac ❤
Kein Problem lg
❤💪😇
This song isn't about you. It's about black women
@@amirageorge3355 It's a song about love, respect and strength (among other very important topics). He was an amazing artist, more people should have the opportunity to see his work. 🧡
@@blogbyday great response!! 👍
Tupac is the perfect example of the " duality of man" he was hardened by his environment but also intelligent and aware of his and his people's circumstances. RiP 🙏
THIS 👆🏾👆🏾💯💯💯
'Have a race of babies that hate the lady that make the babies'
Facts!!!!
Ironic because your profile picture is of a self-hating anti-Black racist
Ikr
Prophetic
@@P0k3D0nd3M4cG LMFAO
We did it Joe💀💀
" I think its time to kill for our women, to heal our women, be real to our women"
Kill for our women ..yesss
@@tiimmystone7888 its not about "her" worth its about your WORTH. What is your manhood worth to YOU. Being identified by a worthy woman is tied into your dignity and respect as a man. Go head chew on that. Tupac is pure GENIUS.
@@tiimmystone7888 omg grow up
@@tiimmystone7888 lmaooo
Jeremiah Gilyard I did grow up😂 I think you need to wake up and see that the worth of women has gone down🤷♂️
Many people didn't like Tupac cause he told it like it is I liked him and everything he did and he told the truth real life rip Tupac
my favorite song of Tupac. i remembered being young homeless alone pregnant when the father abandoned me. i used to listen to it a lot and found strength and comfort in that song i used to cry a lot listening to it. yes Tupac things got brighter. My daughter now 17 the joy of my life and we are doing well. I kept my head up high and the Lord never left my side.
Thank you ☺️
You’re an inspiration.
@@nezlin4895thank you
Only rapper to empower women and poor instead of putting them down. Spoke up for the voice-less. That's why he is the best rapper in history, bar none, hands down, period.
KeyBump1
Women don't deserve that empowerment nowadays
Only rapper worth knowing. A pioneer and trailblazer for all other rappers.
He set the bar.
KeyBump1 1. Calling him the best rapper is an opinion many people think differently. 2. U probably didn’t know 2pac was super bipolar... one week he would express how much he respected women then a week later he would say fuck all these bitches so I wouldn’t really say he empowered women
Tupac is the man. He was so deep and interesting and a voice for the ghetto who is neglected by the privelidged. He spoke against police violence, poverty, backstabbing. He spoke up against negativity-in his own way. I miss him so dearly.
You luck STupid
He spoke about everyone.
@Mark O priecisise.
It's sad that they don't make music like this anymore. Music that had a meaning. Something too stand for. RIP Tupac a true legend
gcroes15 they do , it's just they you can't find it
gcroes15 stop bitching, there is music, just go look
True true
gcroes15 true.. now it’s only about getting that money and fucking bitches
Music has meaning even today. It means to destroy us morally.
This song addresses so many topics: racism, capitalism, sexism, pro-choice, deadbeat fathers. If this came out today, people would hate it for being “too woke.”
Stfu we slap these ho’s
No one would say that. He’s speaking to the Black community.
@@Startrekker6231 they don’t understand that part. Kendrick literally said some of the same things on his most recent album and was not called woke for it because he was talking to the black community
" I try to find my friends but they're blowing in the wind" ain't that the story of my life.
sadly true
Damn
"Your fair weather friends on a parachute binge get lost when the wind blows."
wow...ppl aren't nice sometimes. So what u said right now doesn't surprise me. And it's such a shame that these type of things are not surprising. But don't worry. Things will get better. Just keep your head up! ✌👍😊
i feel wat ur saying
The Only Rapper who’s values were not materialistic and who’s talk wasn’t about wealth and money 💰 but who’s thirst was for Justice 💯
🙏🙏🙏💯💯💯🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪
I'm sorry only?
There are plenty of rappers who values were the same smfh but RIP PAC that dude was cold on the mic & always spoke the truth
@Kylo He's not the only rapper to do that.
@Chanel Versace Only. My guy there’s so many, pacs incredible and an icon but lets not pretend he was the only one. Like I could name Nas, wutang clan, mobb deep, biggie just to name a small few.
As a single Mum of 2 with the father absent I listen to this song literally everyday to remember to keep my head up. Tupac will always be relevant 🙌🏽❤️
You aint liein bout that! check out ma page - if you like what you see! Please subsribe
Do what you gotta do Queen. Keep ya head up beautiful!
Listen to Dear Mama, make you know how much your children will love you. God bless you and I beg the Angels keep you xx
Keep pushing we all struggle
@@qcwarrior1181 how is she a Queen she's not the Queen Pac talking about
If you were alive when Tupac was here you know that he was inspirational and white and black people loved him all the same.
May he rest in peace!
Rap in the 90’s did not play around ,the best!
Kai Sanderson Man all they care about now is who’s richer and has more girls 🤦♀️
@@Mr.Jaquaveon2k 😂😂😂 and demons
@@Mr.Jaquaveon2k Saying that just shows how clueless you are. Most 90's rappers bragged about how much money and girls they had lol. Rap has always been the same, get that through your fat skull.
@xposea It's really not that different. Listen to songs like Joey Badass - Christ Concious or Joey Badass - Paper Trails, AB Soul - Huey knew, AB Soul - Illuminate. Schoolboy Q - break the bank. Just a few examples, how are those any different from 90s rap?
@@vicvinegar9881 it wasn't the forefront on mainstream hip hop tho.. like today
I swear if every black man believed the message in this song, their communities wld be strong and thriving.
Yoyo Hab !!!!!
Yoyo Hab exactly
Yoyo no u wrong my dad was like this n my friends dad were like that. These family black men still caught hell from racism and prejudice an gimme gimme take take take.
Not just for black man..It's for all kind of fadafaka man!
They are but life is life especially with people mislabling the community whilst being no diffrent unfortunately we will be ostracized and discredit for anything positive but a trending topic for everything "wrong"
We didn't deserve Tupac. This man was decades ahead of his time.
Love u for ur words !!!...absolutely true miss Henson
That would be true if rap got better with time but it didn't
@@boolz if he was, he wouldve been a mumble rapper if you think about it. He was LIGHTYEARS ahead of his time.
Sarah only you don't deserve it! :P
he was right on time
This isn't just a song, this is an essay, a story, an advice, and an ode to all of tough mama out there
I listen to this song when I feel desperate and anxious as a single mother.
Keep ya head up!
Me too :)
Queen, you gotta keep your head up.
Jules Gar girl keep ya head up.❤️
Keep your head up...I was a single mom of 8 all grown.....these songs encouraged me too.....God got U"
Please.. you got to keep ya head up ❤️
"You know it's funny when it rains it pours they got money for wars but can't feed the poor"
Realist bar i have ever heard in any song ever period!!
Pac I I wanna thank you so much for inspiring black people with your music/message of hope. Especially young black men like myself. Gone but never forgotten
You're blue
I listen to his music as if he never died. I really wish we could do more than reminisce about him. I actually wish he was still alive.
There's strong rumors that he is actually alive
yup
pac aint alive and yup.. lol fuck off
2Pac’s songs ain’t just timeless because they got good beats & flow. They’re timeless because he spoke the truth and we still gotta listen
"They got money for wars, but cant feed the poor" that bar will for ever live on. R.I.P pac. 💯
Amen ....
Still to this day. US government sent Billions to Ukraine but ppl still out here poor as fuck
People need to underetand that
@@NicotineRosberg you can do more than 2 things at the same time
“We ain’t meant to survive it’s a set up”
Hits me harder every passing year of my life as I learn more about what they’ve always been doing.
Chris Weathers it’s overwhelming 😐 I hate living this way
That's right survival is for the fittest.....if the shoe fit you walk in my lords shoes and learn a thing or 2 about survival of strife....life in death and keeping on one day at a time not once upon a time when there was life
@@Macklock95 u and me both but at least we can keep our head up and let my father shine a little light on your ways as well as me
I've always been told that this applies to all colored people. MY DAD ALWAYS TOLD ME THE SYSTEM IS MADE AGAINST US. WHICH IS WHY AS A COLORED KID I NEED TO DO GOOD IN SCHOOL AND LEARN THE LAW SO THAT IT CANNOT BE USED AGAINST ME. Sorry about the caps.
Women don't let men treat you like shit, you are strong, keep your head up 🖤
Men dont let women treat you like shit
@@soccom-soldier2075 not relevant/ pertinent rn. Hijacking someone else’s comment just to say that is counterproductive.
@@vergodagoat they are just homosexual
SO RELEVANT all these years later, and with no progress! Regression!
And this is why Pac is the KING.. No other rapper back then.. After.. Or now did this! PAC YOUR BLACK WOMEN LOVE YOU😥😥
fedner simeon are you delusional or something please dont compare yourself to a legend tupac is one in a trillion
Jaslyn Jones i love him too and im a white man
fedner simeon i dont follow tupac like hes a God he is just a very talented intelligent human seems like you are your only fan thats pretty lame and anyone can rhyme its about way more than just being able to rhyme
PlayStation gamer nah thats impossible.
why am I crying? this song hit my heart its like he's talking to me. I feel every word he said. We lost a good on, between him and Aailyah, M,J , and Whitney i dont know which one i miss the most..
Just shows how much nothing changed. Keep ya head up.
fr me to
One of the most influential songs he made, this and Dear Mama. Dear mama always gets to me feel every single word he spoke. Glad to say I'm a 90's baby growing up with the last of the true music. It's sad you have to rewind more then 20 years just to hear anything that can easy you mind they way these songs do
+Jovanni DiSorbo yes in this song he is speaking real stuff ! that's happening in life I can't wait until his movie comes out
wordddddd
24 years later, still relevant.
friedkibble Greatest poet of Rap music to ever live! The compassion in these lyrics was clearly heard in keep up! For his love and respect for women one of my favorites because there is no lying in Tupac he was the truth! I can relate.. R.I.p.
That was keep your head up!
I'm officially declaring this the greatest song ever written in the history of music.
RIP 2Pac you will always be the King of Hip Hop will be forever missed.
While the rich kids is driving Benz, I'm still trying to hold on to surviving friends.
Tupac is one of the few rappers I can listen to and get the chills from every time.
true indeed
Its not their fault they have luxury cars blame your parents. Stop comparing your life to theirs. I grew up poor and sometimes had no food to eat and shared a bed with my mother.
I respect that big brah!!!
yo in america many times it is not the parents fault if only u knew abt the systematic racism that went on and still exists today
which is why i dont blame the parents , u know when deindustrialisation hit the US alot of the middleclass and labour black people used to get was cut and many were left jobless , due to no income coming and people not being able to find jobs alot of people were forced into drug trafficking as a way of getting some money to get by , i find it hard to see how u can pass the blame onto the victims of neoliberal brutality and a lack of attention given to members of society by those who were in charge of development ect ect .
On top of all this u of course know the mortgage schemes and all the rest of it which made it even harder for minorities to survive giving them no way of of those drug ridden areas and the rest of it . All of thse factors against people and u point ur finger at the parents like they had a choice , many didnt , its not even as easy as moving areas to places where maybe u can find a job when people are racist and force the black minorities into certain areas such as chicagos black line where blacks and even if u manage to move to an area with a ok job market racism within it would have stopped you from getting ur hands on that job .
I love this song I can relate, my husband left me when I needed him most so now I’m a single mom with no education or job. Had a mental breakdown for a couple of hours because I’m scared of being alone and doing this alone. I’m both excited and extremely terrified at the same time. Listening to this song gives me hope ya’ll I know I can get through this with God by my side. Bless ya’ll especially those single mothers doing it alone keep your head up!
I believe in u
hi , how things goin? i hope u doin' better now
🙏
You got this mama❤️!
I know it was a year ago, but I really hope you are happy and doing good ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
This song brings tears to my eyes. I wish we still had his voice. Disclosure: I'm a white guy but Pac was a huge part of my youth. His lyrics were relevant then and are relevant now, this song in particular.
The name TUPAC is an emblematic name of an indigenous revolutionary from Peru, this name is well deserved for this man who was a victim of corruption, indifference and darkness, you will live forever, greetings from Machupicchu Peru.
We ain’t meant to survive cause it’s a set up... one of the realest lines ever spoken.
Tupac was 21 years old when he made this song. Unbelievable!
Gonna take the man in me to conquer this insanity
Broadway incredible😎
Broadway only 21 wow 😲
Broadway people aged quicker back then...well mentally...
It shows how we as a mankind are degenerating, back then it was normal to be wise and adult at an age of 21, now we keep playing and acting like kids till our 30's or even later...
the blacker the berry, the sweeter the juice. The darker the flesh, the deeper the roots!!!!! I love that part
Blacks Hispanic and Native Indians are God is Black very dark.
gets deep babe! glad to see a lady appreciates real!
create! Thank you I gladly appreciate that and well I feel like everyone should appreciate their rich shades of brown and black! It’s our amour !
I feels you gorgeous woman!
@@lillady1770Indigenous Black Indians.
Tupac said it right, “…the truth is there is no hope for the future.” How desperately we need him now in 2024. Thank you Pac for all the times you’ve helped me. 😢
Lyrically, Pac remain the irreplaceable greatest rapper of all time. He wasn't only a rapper but an advocate for social justice and equality that reflect a positive change for the entire human race. 👍 👍 👍👍
word.
Fr we need more people like him
@@Coliocoliocolio Why don't you be next positive role model the world needs? 2pac said, "I’m not saying I’m gonna change the world, but I guarantee that I will spark the brain that will change the world. "
Altruistic Egalitarian If we’re talking lyrically then hands down its Eminem. Eminem has the most illest rhymes, metaphors and some of the greatest phrases. Not saying Pac didn’t but Em is better at it
@@Artemi03 there amny meanings to lyricism. Eminem is great putting words but it doesnt move ppl like Pac.
"they got money for wars but can't feed the poor"
Tupac was getting mistreated in the industry he didn't really get all his money they took a lot from him to jealous
and don't blame me I was in this world and didn't make it 2pac
YaGirl- jayjw we
marcus Ulrich * and don't blame me I was given this world I didn't make it
he would of been a man about it/ he would of goten his and them some/ little bitch got molested and enjoyed!
As a single mother This song helps me get through my bad days.. god bless this man ❤
Honey you and me both
My mother a single mom, she work hard god bless you stay strong it’ll get easier !
Drew Ski Thank you sir 💯
Ananana Bananann GOD BLESS YOU ALL
D Sr. Thanks 💖😩
'They got money for wars but can't feed the poor' - Dude is still as relevant today as ever and we have learned NOTHING from history.
Still sounds as fire as it did the day it was released 🔥 👑
Pac never said anything like that. he talked about our struggles. which you don't understand. guess he was just a wiser person than you are. just want to blame women for all your problems. PAC was never so pathetic.
Like seriously his inprat in life was amazing
I remember when this song first came out.
#RIPtupac who's still bumpin tupac's music in 2018?
BHD army! Most def
BHD army! i think i have his whole album in my phone😂😂
BHD army! I am foo so what
ALWAYS!!!!!!!!!!! Most Def
Me Jewel and always will know the truth when u hear it 👏✌👍👌
As a single young mother this speaks to me and really just keeps me going when I listen to it, Its nice to hear a man understand and speak on it instead of just women. R.I.P The Greatest!
It is nice to hear but it is very rare to come across a man such as this
Put Jesus First Jessica Mary well damn.
Sitting here listening to this and just crying 😭 When is it gonna get easier...
same! sending love virtually
To all the women who are facing a really hard life remember this...
Keep Ya Head Up
have a good day :)
Adrian Solum ❤️
@@angelastars27 thanks
Love this song
Why women and not men
@@brush7639 This song is for the women?
Tupac your mother did a great job raising you, blessed to have a man like you in this world. Too bad it ended too soon, always the best die young
Pac would've been 45 years old today...June 16th. RIP yo.
HIS BIRTHDAY🙌👏🎂🎉🎊
i got the same birthday with him
+Psycho Sick Side me 2 . That's cool
Same birthday as a legend
i got the same bday as him and i take pride in that
2PAC is simply incredible. I love how he was communicating to his viewers in the video. Makes me feel like he was talking to me directly. The lyric is just mesmerizing and to think of his age at the time he wrote this song is completely mind-blowing. Wish I can just give him a hug. This guy was Legendary.
01:49 -"I remember Marvin Gaye used to sing to me, he had me feeling like being Black was the thing to be." 🎤 Me too, Pac, me too.
Do you remember what he sampled from rock song or did I make that up? I think this song just makes me think of another song. But still, I think he did have one like that. Also, who else sings the things will get easier part 🤔🤷🏻♀️
@@ahhwe-any7434 The chorus sampled "Oooh Chile" by The Five Stairsteps and the beat is sampled from Zap's "Be Alright".
Amen
Okay, so I was a kid when this came out, however, the more that I listen to his words as an adult, the more my heart cries for our youth. He had that "Je ne sais quoi" that so many of our young men are lacking. AT 22 no less.....He knew back then? How did he know? Live life and listen to a PAC song, it makes you feel like you're having a talk with your uncle. I can only imagine what he would be now. But I guarantee it would be something magnificent!
Dude was a special human being like a Ghetto Jesus or somethin , Really embodied and personified the Human Condition in all it's unique contexts
+Nat turner21 Someone who got High/Drunk 24/7 Your relating to Jesus...Lol Now he was a Dope Ass Emcee. Can't deny him of that But God C'MON Dawg. You must Don't much about His life. Bcuz If you did you would've never made that Comment!
MyNameIsLedgy You didn't read my full Comment. I said if you knew more about his life You would've never made your Comment. Smoking Weed doesn't make You any less of a good/bad Person. But The number 1 thing About Him Even in Death that Bothers me now. Is how Black ppl try and act as if he was the perfect person. Not saying you But a lot of ppl I know do that and it's funny to me....I will Encourage You To read His Autobiography Called "Holler if You Hear authored By Dr. Michael Eric Dyson. Read it Dawg if you're really a Tupac Fan. Having said all of that. I still listen to his music daily...The Brother was a Dope Emcee No Doubt*
Frank Brunetti Calm Down English Professor...lol I Was using the old New York Slang for it. That's How the old Katz would spell it...Lmao
***** I agree But I don't believe it applies to Him. In my opinion!
I just love the transition from being pessimistic in the second verse to optimistic in the final verse. He goes from saying "there ain't no hope for youth and the truth is there ain't no hope for the future." To "I think we can make it infact I'm sure, and if you fall stand tall and come back for more."
I remember when this came out , We never thought things were easy , we never expected for things to get worst . GUYS STAND UP for our women and children , they need us .
💯
He turned a poem into a song
what do you think rap stands for?
Rhythm
And
Poetry
ISIS Richardson?
That's what makes it magic.
Thats basically what rap was supposed to be like
He turned an orgasm into a song
love him or hate him but he always put his people as #1 in his life.
Storm Who would hate him though?
#RIP NEVER FORGET 2PAC
gotya love him.
his people?? Is pac Yahusha?? Aka God ?? No he's human just like everyone else, also there's only one race and it's called human race, and that's what Pac never understood.
Storm watch resurrection
...did we learn anything from this?How will we ever rise if we don't listen? This is priceless knowledge given to us and we have yet to apply it! WAKE UP!!!!
birdy1126 he was such a smart man. Can you imagine how the world would be if he was still here?
+Edward Kaplan see that Tupac music was dear mana and keep you head up stOod taller than any other man
One thing about this world is, One man CAN influence the world! Tupac could have led us to a better tommorow! Where has our leaders led us? NOWHERE....we need to get together, all races and make this life right! We owe it to the next generation, it's only fair! We have so much in America but in other countries and continents there are young men and women are dying just off of malnutrition yet there are 600 pound people in America! Wtf?!
People need to open up to his message and break it down, learn from what he said...it still applies to us today as much as when he wrote it. We need to be smarter and learn from his knowledge...help each other once we get past the hurdles that life threw at us...shit we never deserved, and most wont ever feel 1% of in their life...we need to lift each other up.
birdy1126 baby girl this is real and all but by u just putting this under comments of his video isn't doing much, u have to preach the words like he did and like Jesus did inorder to get it through someone's head, it doesn't take much effort
Crazy to think he wrote this song around the age of 21! 🤯
Such an old soul & life wasted. He had so much positivity to share with the world!
Tupac was so ahead of his time. I often imagine how different the world would be if he been here for the past 24 yrs.
EPIC LOSS 😥
So terrible 😓
2pac cares, if don't nobody else care...
ScrewOverGold those were some good words
I don't even need to hear him rap.... I'd be happy just looking at him.💜
Favourite line
He actually respected women
Robert Rodriguez he did but times have change
To many feminist cross the line for real..
Realist Thought No, too many misogynist.
No he didnt. I love pac but no he didnt
Yeah but that doesn't mean i'm one thought. I say that because she dont see the big picture that what woman had cause the outcome to become. Did't you hear what Pac say he say "if we dont our babies will hate our ladies" and this is where we living now.. You get it?
don't think that we are going to respond like nice or anything like that. Because the way woman respond to us nowdays such as sjw, feminism, and other more. We men had enough so dont think we going be all good or nice or any of the crap
So many incredible lyrics packed into one song!!! We will never have another Tupac.
Tupac in the 90s understanding women's rights more than most here in 2021 😢. God I miss him
Especially now in 2022
I came to hear this for this exact reason😢😩😫
Black women*
Enough. its a double edged sword. Women should have the say but the only time they get all riled up is when theres a small chance they may not be able to kill their babies. Completely deranged and programmed priority list.
This song was DEDICATED TO BLACK WOMEN.
Your half right, but add a “black” to that women’s rights with a dash of understanding her struggles in this world.
Best inspirational rap song of all time. Truly beautiful.
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I am a black women and leaved in a white neighborhood too. first black family on the block. .I told was told that the block has not expected me. Ii was like fuck you all. our parents taught us to stand on our own and never ever let anyone of any race put u down. Something living in a all black neighborhood. I am black with a much different look than most. I got on both side. so in brace you're beauty and sand tall in that.
+Michele Davis i might not have felt what you feel but i do know this that everyone judges you because of your race and after everyone was equal in America they still are racist its all society its stupid wish everyone could be harmony like brothers and sisters instead of all this hate
RailfanTube This is in my top 3 favorite songs from Tupac 3 is Brendas Got a Baby, 2 Is Keep Ya Head up, and 1 is Dear Mama.
This song hit me in the chest- I listened to it and got it...I identified with Tupac and this song as I was young, pregnant and scared- thank you for being real -always remembered 🙏🏼
I was a teen mom at the time I feel you ... many of his songs got me through ... Brendas Got a Baby
don’t know how to break it to you but the song is about BLACK women
@@florenceganiyu6758 I’m aware of that- I said I listened to it a lot when I was maybe 16-18 and had identified with pac saying “don’t cry, dry your eyes etc” due to being young and pregnant and scared. I am not saying the song is a bad thing, I am not disrespecting pac or his message.
@@florenceganiyu6758 🤡
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27 Years We Finally Got Justice For You.... We Are In A Completely Different World From 1996. And Here We Are Still Remembering You 💖✊🏼
RIP 2Pac The Greatest Of All Time.
Youre so right Tupac, we did end up having a race of babies that hate the ladies... RIP
Sure did....
You don't think you had a hand in any of that? Lol as delusional now as back in 93 when this was made
@Esperanza Lastarria yeh but women arent interested in the ones that treat them right lol! trust me i know
Nooger BenAffleckIsanOkayActor you mean everyone
FACTS! Alot of black men love, support, value, desire & find beauty in everyone else but black women. Tupac is HELLA disappointed 😔
I'd trade Pac for any of these mumble rappers in 1 second.
Mack Q factsss sad miss him n real rap😣
@@barbiegirlll9681 his music molded my life. Helped me through things my family couldn't. He changed my life.
I'd trade in this whole rap generation just for Pac. He could bring back the good ole baggy pants and timbs 💯
I’d trade Justin Bieber for 2pac
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