@@orber7057 I'm pretty sure he was talking about the guy that shot him 9 times, cause he died a few weeks later. Could be wrong though, doesn't really make sense for him to talk about pac like that 7 years later.
@@97Hov_ lmaooooooo 50 cent created DRILL? How old are you? 50 cent didn’t create anything but how to profit off rap beef. Drill is a brand new genre. First made famous by Chief Keef. 50 was a real NY MC. Created drill lmao
"Death got to be easy cuz life is hard, it'll leave you physically, mentally and emotionally scarred" everyone can relate to this bar from all ethnicities!!
Man, I just had a huge grin on my face watching this entire video. Not only because GRODT brings back so many memories (it was the first album I bought at university), but seeing a father and son bond like this is truly heartwarming. Peace and love to you and yours.
GRODT is arguably one of the greatest hip hop albums of all time. From start to finish it’s honestly perfect. 50 cents run during this time is something I don’t think anything gets close too.
@@nickwagner9551 debatable but fair... i really loved the 2000s so its hard for me to hate anything u said. just for me Carter 3 has such a high replay value its crazy. And Wayne def. had the game on lock those years just like 50 had it before
The way your dad looks at you when you're speaking. He's proud of you that much is clear! So cool to just chill with your dad listening to music and just talking. God bless 🙌
@@kevincorso7929 if you wanna get really NOSTALGIC remember the cassette tape ninja turtle Walkman wirh mc hammer can't touch this cassette in it !!!!! That was me at 6 years old !!!! Lol
@@iamthechosenone10 hell yea. I liked the cassette Walkman better than the disc Walkman cause when I was skateboarding the disc would skip. I was always looking for old cassettes.
"the next album must be Eminem" Bro, we are all patiently waiting. Really love your Dad's reactions and the way you looked at him whenever there's a "s*** a d***" in the song! I'm instantly a fan.
For some that want some backstory on how the Ja Rule and 50 Cent beef started; It started after Ja Rule was out and spotted 50 Cent hanging out with a friend that robbed Ja for his chain. 50 claimed that after this incident Ja decided to start having a problem and trying to keep away from him. According to Ja Rule, 50 used this association as a way to start a beef and jumpstart his own career, with it currently being 1999 when Ja Rule was having a jumping career and 50 was in a sense a "nobody" at the time. 50 Cent would drop a diss "Life's On The Line" flipping a Ja Rule song "Murda 4 Life" where 50 clowns Ja and his crew Murda Inc. calling them phonies. Later 50 Cent and Ja Rule were booked to play the same show in Atlanta and they had a run in with each other at a hotel. Story goes that there was a back and forth between the two, Ja had a prop baseball bat that he used on stage and 50 wasn't liking how aggressive Ja was becoming with the bat so 50 took a shot and sucker punched Ja Rule, a scuffle between the two groups started, but they quickly scattered. They then ran into each other again in March 2000 after Ja and his crew rushed into 50's session at The Hit Factory Studio in NY where 50 and others were stabbed by Ja Rule affiliate and rapper Black Child. 50 Cent would later be shot 9 times outside of his grandmothers home for reportedly being a "snitch" after dropping his track "Ghetto Qu'ran" where he name dropped people from his hood calling them fakes. 50 Cent was in recovery while Ja Rule was topping the charts. 50 would start back recording mixtapes, where Eminem got ahold of one of his tapes after 50's lawyer gave one to Em's manager, Paul. Eminem and Dre would sign 50 Cent to Shady/Aftermath and the rest is history.
To correct the 1st part. Ja accused 50 with stealing the chain or having something to do with it....cause he was cool with the dude that did it. That's what started it.
I didn’t think Ghetto Qu’ran was a diss towards Preme I think it caused problems for him cause 50 was kinda snitching on it. He was talking a lot of incriminating shit. Especially towards Prince and Preme
@@blueknightcraze6766 shot 9 times (there’s arguments saying that he was actually shot 5, possibly 6 times. His baby mama said he embellished it because he didn’t wanna be compared to Tupac but either way it’s a miracle dudes alive. Most notably one that went through his jaw which caused his slurred speech. Which is why some of the bonus tracks sounded different because they were recorded on his previous album before the shooting: Power of the Dollar. Columbia records dropped him after the shooting because they considered him a liability
@@Hipno702 How can you snitch on dudes who are already in prison for those crimes lol. 50 said everything he talked about in that song was already public knowledge, literally could be found in a book at the public library. They like to claim it was cause he was "snitching" but really Preme was just salty that 50 made him look soft in comparison to his partner Prince.
Love the energy you guys bring. Dad seems like a great spirit with an open mind which is all you can ask for from a reaction channel. Perfect balance between discussion and letting the music ride out. Loved the reaction and looking forward to more content in the future. Keep grinding fellas, and most importantly, enjoy the quality time spent with one another throughout this process. 💯
man, came back the next day just to say how great this was. such a unique perspective (where else could u find someone who may like this music but never heard it before). this channel is going to blow up so quickly lol. does your dad understand the magnitude of people that want to watch his reactions? he's about to have hundreds of thousands of people wanting to hear his opinion on something he's never listened to, pretty awesome lol.
I can't wait till y'all do My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy. But on the video, it's insane how this album literally has its own vibe that is immune to time.
Bro, you a real one for this. I wish more people reacted to older music (80s, 90s and early 00’s). So much wordplay and bars. Beats were so much more unique and the flows were just catchier. I live your interaction with your dad too man. You found a way to take something you like and share that with him. You got a sub out of me man💯💯🙌🏾🙌🏾
The fact that 50 wrote this album at my age 28 is mind blowing. What a icon. Him and Eminem at such young(ish) ages to make music like that. The shit people were doing at ages 19-25 back then whether they were ball players, musicians, actors etc any entertainers is just monstorous. Btw: life on the line was made way before this album released, it was before he got shot and rumour is it was one of the leading reasons to him being shot.
Everybody has his opinion but 50 Cent the GOAT for me nobody can touch him... 2002-2008 was DAMN DIFFERENT.... everybody wanted to be like 50... He had everything, Style,Money,Movie,VideoGame, Vitamin Water etc
I have no idea why youtube recommended this video to me, but I'm glad they did! I'm more of a casual listener of hip-hop, and I've never really listened to the classics. Glad I'm getting the chance now while hearing you and your dad's insights. I also really like that you make sure to include the lyrics for your dad. Such an important part of the artistry that I feel like a lot of other react channels neglect. It might be too R&B, and not at all from the same time period, but I'd be curious to see what your dad thinks of Nostaglia, Ultra. "There will be tears" just gets me every time.
First time viewer of the channel, This video felt like it was 10 minutes long! Didn’t skip once because the audio and chemistry between you and your dad was amazing. Love from Australia keep doing your thing can’t wait for more reactions!
Aaay bro! I hope this world will find the relationship you and your dad are showing in this video! It just makes me smile to see the father with his son having a nice time together! Enjoy it! You are having something that a lot of us dont! 😊
I really love what you have going on here. Entire album reactions with your Dad. Man this is really bringing me back to the old days. Keep up the great work man. Just discovered you guys and I am thoroughly enjoying every bit of it. Thank you to you and your pops!
@@RollThatFilm yeah, I didn’t even know I posted already until I found out I already posted 2 months back. But I said what I said. Need to watch your mouth tho bro
Really enjoyed it, dude! It’s cool to see you and your dad enjoying this music. I’m glad to see younger and older guys enjoying 50 Cent and Eminem. I was 10-14 years old when the Slim Shady/50 Cent revolution was playing out. Such an exciting time. Soon after, (2004-2005) everybody started getting iPods, so we could carry all this great music around in our pockets.
I’m so glad I found this channel as a hip hop fan myself, great reactions! I’d love to see your dad react to a DMX album, now that would be interesting! I’m thinking ‘flesh of my flesh, blood of my blood’ sending love from Canada!
50 came out the gate swingin and took over the game in a hurry. This is hands down my favourite album to date. Running the streets as a teenager listening to this shit made you feel invincible. 💯
Subbed. The name and the theme fit together, and as other commenters have noted, there is balance between music and commentary. Importantly, you let your father speak his mind, after the song is finished, or lowering the volume to comment while he's listening to it. Thus, you bridge the gap, indeed, nicely, just letting your father being himself. Greetings from Hellas. All the best. May your channel succeed and grow.
He hadn't been shot before he dropped your life's on the line that's why he sounds alot different then what he does on the other songs which are after he got shot and got the lisp and changed how he sounds, great reaction btw! :)
Do more of these man, I like these type of content. Hopefully down the road we get those Snoop Dogg’s, Dr.Dre, Nas, Tupac, Biggie etc…. Keep up the content!
Bro I came from Russia to germany exactly at the same time when this album came out. I heard rap for the first time and it catched me directly. One of the greatest album ever in the american rap history
Ja Rule & 50's beef, is real beef that stems from the streets, not from hiphop... like his 'beef' with Nas, Jay etc. he has no real issues with them, as he said himself it's just competition. But the issue with Ja Rule is something completely different. Irv Gotti also admitted in interviews they were trying to block 50 from breaking out as an artist before he signed to Dre and Em.
Man so cool you can connect with your pops like this. I love also the way he respects and analyses the music instead of judging it for it's content and lack of acoutics
First time viewer. Love this! On many men, that line “he got shot like I got shot but h ain’t f*ckin breathin” flrefers to the situation where he got shot 8 times and survived. While he was in the hospital recovering, the person who shot him got killed. He created and performed this song with half his jaw wired shut. If you listen to his early mixtapes you can hear the difference in his voice. Keep up the great work! 👌🏿
Mann this will be fire if you continue the series. You can show your dad B.I.G.'s Ready to die, Life after death, Wu-tang "Enter the Wu" or Nas Illmatic p.s much love mann 🙌
Finally a great reaction channel, its been a while. You two are really watchable and i always have respect for older people who are open for new things, i hope i am as open minded when i get older. Love to see your journey. Introducing him to Em will def be fun to watch, cant wait. Mmlp or the eminem show should be it or even relapse would be interesting. The content is a lil bit over the top but the rapping is superb same with his new mtbmb project. Also albums like: like water for chocolate, infamous, southerplayalistic, only built 4 cuban and 2001 would be really dope. Glad to join this journey, love from northern cold Sweden.
Yo my dad left when i was 5 but seeing you guys makes me feel like id do this too if my dad was around music exploration is a huge hobby of mine i love everything from hardcore to rap so dope much love from LA !
Was smiling when you said that Wanksta had gotten everyone hype on 50 cent before In da Club...that took me back to a place in sixth grade talking with friends about this song and playing it on our cell ring tones. Then when In da club dropped it was a wrap, but yeah haha you know your stuff!
50 was my most favourite musician in my life and I loved to see you hearing and talking about this great album. The harmony and talking between you both is so nice and wholesome 😊Can’t awaiting your reaction to „The Massacre“ 😍 Greetings from Germany
Might be one of my only comments on RUclips, but you guys are awesome, perfect talk-music ratio, love your pops reactions and album choice. Next album IMO is rightfully Illmatic for sure!! Subscribed immediately after like 4 songs in, keep the great work coming! Love from Sweden!!
I’d say four albums: this one, the Massacre, Beg for Mercy, and Get Rich or Die Trying soundtrack. Everything after that was a flop. I’d say his dominance was 3-4 years long.
If you show your paps some eminem, I think “the marshall mathers lp” or “the eminem show” will be the best experiences for him at first. Great video btw!
@@BridgingTheGapYT I personally think that eminem show would be better, because not much context is needed, and more mainstream. Think hee will like it more
50 not a bully, everything he does is a reaction to someone else's actions towards him. He's an anti-bully and puts bullies in their place, because he ain't the one for them to fuck with.
"he got hit like i got hit but he aint fucking breathing" is one of the single most hard bars ever dropped
“Now I know I’m here for a real reason!”
@@erickmelendez1603 “cuz he got hit like I got hit but he ain’t fuckn breathin”
yea he was talkin bout tupac too. when i caught that line my eyes went wide and wasnt just me
@@orber7057 I'm pretty sure he was talking about the guy that shot him 9 times, cause he died a few weeks later. Could be wrong though, doesn't really make sense for him to talk about pac like that 7 years later.
@@iamsh4r106 no you're right. he names him the line before lol. theres some debate about who shot 50 but 50 says it was a guy named hommo
50's sound defined that whole generation. It's amazing looking back.
What a time! Thanks for watching!
I feel blessed to have lived that era.. I was in high school back then
No he didn’t define anything he was here and gone in 3 years and Kanye came through and destroyed his career. But this is an absolute classic album.
@@thomasmcmaster3016 he created what’s known today as Drill music do ya research Fredo Santana even said that..
@@97Hov_ lmaooooooo 50 cent created DRILL? How old are you? 50 cent didn’t create anything but how to profit off rap beef. Drill is a brand new genre. First made famous by Chief Keef. 50 was a real NY MC. Created drill lmao
"Death got to be easy cuz life is hard, it'll leave you physically, mentally and emotionally scarred" everyone can relate to this bar from all ethnicities!!
Man, I just had a huge grin on my face watching this entire video. Not only because GRODT brings back so many memories (it was the first album I bought at university), but seeing a father and son bond like this is truly heartwarming. Peace and love to you and yours.
haha thanks for watching man!
Good video. I love/hate the cuts but I think overall it was needed otherwise it'll be like a 2 hour video.
Literally no skips, one of the best albums ever.
GRODT is arguably one of the greatest hip hop albums of all time. From start to finish it’s honestly perfect. 50 cents run during this time is something I don’t think anything gets close too.
Yes in the 2000s definitly on Line with The Blueprint or Carter 3
@@SoundZReTuRnZ it’s better then both easily better then carter 3 lol
@@nickwagner9551 debatable but fair... i really loved the 2000s so its hard for me to hate anything u said. just for me Carter 3 has such a high replay value its crazy. And Wayne def. had the game on lock those years just like 50 had it before
@@SoundZReTuRnZ oh no doubt Wayne Ran rap from 08-13
@@nickwagner9551 I'd say 2011, 2012 was the beginning of Kendrick
The way your dad looks at you when you're speaking. He's proud of you that much is clear! So cool to just chill with your dad listening to music and just talking. God bless 🙌
I remember when I was 16 and this album came out it was EVERYWHERE!!!!! the nostalgia is crazy!
Same bro! Thanks for watching!
Same bro. I was 14 but that album stayed in my walkman until I could get a job and buy an iPod.
@@kevincorso7929 if you wanna get really NOSTALGIC remember the cassette tape ninja turtle Walkman wirh mc hammer can't touch this cassette in it !!!!! That was me at 6 years old !!!! Lol
@@iamthechosenone10 hell yea. I liked the cassette Walkman better than the disc Walkman cause when I was skateboarding the disc would skip. I was always looking for old cassettes.
@@kevincorso7929 the good ol days 😢😢😢😢 lol I'm old as fuck now lol
This is what’s up man. Our parents have been putting us on music since birth it’s our time to put them on 💯🙏🏽
Thanks for watching! My dad reads all the comments he really appreciates them!
I love how the dad picks up on so many subtle things in the music. He’s REALLY listening
"the next album must be Eminem"
Bro, we are all patiently waiting.
Really love your Dad's reactions and the way you looked at him whenever there's a "s*** a d***" in the song!
I'm instantly a fan.
'patiently waiting' like the song
If you stay consistent, this will be one of the biggest reaction channels out there
preciate it!
For some that want some backstory on how the Ja Rule and 50 Cent beef started; It started after Ja Rule was out and spotted 50 Cent hanging out with a friend that robbed Ja for his chain. 50 claimed that after this incident Ja decided to start having a problem and trying to keep away from him. According to Ja Rule, 50 used this association as a way to start a beef and jumpstart his own career, with it currently being 1999 when Ja Rule was having a jumping career and 50 was in a sense a "nobody" at the time. 50 Cent would drop a diss "Life's On The Line" flipping a Ja Rule song "Murda 4 Life" where 50 clowns Ja and his crew Murda Inc. calling them phonies. Later 50 Cent and Ja Rule were booked to play the same show in Atlanta and they had a run in with each other at a hotel. Story goes that there was a back and forth between the two, Ja had a prop baseball bat that he used on stage and 50 wasn't liking how aggressive Ja was becoming with the bat so 50 took a shot and sucker punched Ja Rule, a scuffle between the two groups started, but they quickly scattered. They then ran into each other again in March 2000 after Ja and his crew rushed into 50's session at The Hit Factory Studio in NY where 50 and others were stabbed by Ja Rule affiliate and rapper Black Child. 50 Cent would later be shot 9 times outside of his grandmothers home for reportedly being a "snitch" after dropping his track "Ghetto Qu'ran" where he name dropped people from his hood calling them fakes. 50 Cent was in recovery while Ja Rule was topping the charts. 50 would start back recording mixtapes, where Eminem got ahold of one of his tapes after 50's lawyer gave one to Em's manager, Paul. Eminem and Dre would sign 50 Cent to Shady/Aftermath and the rest is history.
To correct the 1st part. Ja accused 50 with stealing the chain or having something to do with it....cause he was cool with the dude that did it. That's what started it.
I didn’t think Ghetto Qu’ran was a diss towards Preme I think it caused problems for him cause 50 was kinda snitching on it. He was talking a lot of incriminating shit. Especially towards Prince and Preme
Shot at 9 times and lived or actually shot 9 times (hit) and lived? Thats crazy, dudes a warrior for sure 😂
@@blueknightcraze6766 shot 9 times (there’s arguments saying that he was actually shot 5, possibly 6 times. His baby mama said he embellished it because he didn’t wanna be compared to Tupac but either way it’s a miracle dudes alive. Most notably one that went through his jaw which caused his slurred speech. Which is why some of the bonus tracks sounded different because they were recorded on his previous album before the shooting: Power of the Dollar. Columbia records dropped him after the shooting because they considered him a liability
@@Hipno702 How can you snitch on dudes who are already in prison for those crimes lol. 50 said everything he talked about in that song was already public knowledge, literally could be found in a book at the public library. They like to claim it was cause he was "snitching" but really Preme was just salty that 50 made him look soft in comparison to his partner Prince.
Love the energy you guys bring. Dad seems like a great spirit with an open mind which is all you can ask for from a reaction channel. Perfect balance between discussion and letting the music ride out. Loved the reaction and looking forward to more content in the future. Keep grinding fellas, and most importantly, enjoy the quality time spent with one another throughout this process. 💯
Exactly! Love spending time with my dad. Glad other people get to enjoy it too. Thanks for watching!
This is wholesome. What a time to experience that album back in 2003 and relive it all over again
Man, you and your dad have great vibes. Love it. Blessings to both of you.
Thanks Will!
I love the father son bond bridging the gap over different generations of music. Turning the tables and you guys. Great channel.
Whole album goes in hard, to this day!
No cap!
I’ve been bumping it for the past couple days
I've never hung out with my dad for an hour. Cool to see you two vibe like that
Classic album btw
Thank you!
You got a dad cool, what's that like ?
@@zefretro8511 im sry ☹
@@zefretro8511 why do you sound so pissed lol?
Damnn bro, I see why many of us like this channel so much, is like wish a time like this with our dad, bless 🙌🏽
man, came back the next day just to say how great this was. such a unique perspective (where else could u find someone who may like this music but never heard it before). this channel is going to blow up so quickly lol. does your dad understand the magnitude of people that want to watch his reactions? he's about to have hundreds of thousands of people wanting to hear his opinion on something he's never listened to, pretty awesome lol.
Thanks for the kind words! He don’t even know he finna be poppin! 😂😂
Never forget hearing that quarter drop for the 1st time as a teen...🤦🏿♂️🔥🤦🏿♂️🔥🤦🏿♂️🔥
I can't wait till y'all do My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy.
But on the video, it's insane how this album literally has its own vibe that is immune to time.
Bro, you a real one for this. I wish more people reacted to older music (80s, 90s and early 00’s). So much wordplay and bars. Beats were so much more unique and the flows were just catchier. I live your interaction with your dad too man. You found a way to take something you like and share that with him. You got a sub out of me man💯💯🙌🏾🙌🏾
Thanks for the kind words! Glad to have you here 🙏🏾
The fact that 50 wrote this album at my age 28 is mind blowing. What a icon. Him and Eminem at such young(ish) ages to make music like that. The shit people were doing at ages 19-25 back then whether they were ball players, musicians, actors etc any entertainers is just monstorous.
Btw: life on the line was made way before this album released, it was before he got shot and rumour is it was one of the leading reasons to him being shot.
nah ghettos quran got him shot
Think about Kendrick doing TPAB in his mid 20’s! But things one of the greatest albums of all time
Love this content. Your dad and yourself seem quite knowledgable and are very articulate and genuine. Earned a subscriber
Thanks for the kind words! Welcome!
this shit is actually fire, i love the setup on the videos, love your dads perspective on the whole culture and everything. Huge respect.
This was great , love the way your dad expresses himself
Everybody has his opinion but 50 Cent the GOAT for me nobody can touch him... 2002-2008 was DAMN DIFFERENT.... everybody wanted to be like 50... He had everything, Style,Money,Movie,VideoGame, Vitamin Water etc
Not mad at that take! Thanks for watching!
Exactly dudes was trying to tell me Kanye’s prime was bigger than 50’s 😂😂
@@rainman105 Business Wise def but music wise and shit hell nah
@@rainman105 it wasnt bigger, it was on a whole different universe. Thats why he inspired every artist
I have no idea why youtube recommended this video to me, but I'm glad they did! I'm more of a casual listener of hip-hop, and I've never really listened to the classics. Glad I'm getting the chance now while hearing you and your dad's insights. I also really like that you make sure to include the lyrics for your dad. Such an important part of the artistry that I feel like a lot of other react channels neglect.
It might be too R&B, and not at all from the same time period, but I'd be curious to see what your dad thinks of Nostaglia, Ultra. "There will be tears" just gets me every time.
I will ABSOLUTELY play Frank Ocean for my dad on this channel one day. Stay tuned!
I loved your dads reaction every time Eminem’s verse comes on lol
First time viewer of the channel, This video felt like it was 10 minutes long! Didn’t skip once because the audio and chemistry between you and your dad was amazing. Love from Australia keep doing your thing can’t wait for more reactions!
Love from Arizona! Thanks for watching!
Love from Brazil! BR!
Man no one can take anything away from 50.. That man on another level…. That mannn is a living genius
When you explained how hard that “They say I walk around like I got a S on my chest” bar was to your pops, I subscribed. Great Job my guy
Father and son enjoying great music. Can't get better than that.
His reaction to the 'go and get you a refund' bar is so pure 🤣
😂😂😂
Aaay bro! I hope this world will find the relationship you and your dad are showing in this video! It just makes me smile to see the father with his son having a nice time together! Enjoy it! You are having something that a lot of us dont! 😊
I really love what you have going on here. Entire album reactions with your Dad. Man this is really bringing me back to the old days. Keep up the great work man. Just discovered you guys and I am thoroughly enjoying every bit of it. Thank you to you and your pops!
Thanks for watching! 🙏🏾
The black “turning the tables”
Racist much 😂
waiting for a collab 🤣
Haha love them both 😂
@@GodlessFiendyou came back months to say that again, that isn’t racist
@@RollThatFilm yeah, I didn’t even know I posted already until I found out I already posted 2 months back. But I said what I said. Need to watch your mouth tho bro
Man. I used to bump this, Em’s albums, Wayne’s albums, DMX Albums back in the day in my car with two 12s. Such a dope time.
This was cool. Enjoying myself watching this. Your dad is a real one haha.
Glad you enjoyed!
Really enjoyed it, dude!
It’s cool to see you and your dad enjoying this music. I’m glad to see younger and older guys enjoying 50 Cent and Eminem. I was 10-14 years old when the Slim Shady/50 Cent revolution was playing out. Such an exciting time. Soon after, (2004-2005) everybody started getting iPods, so we could carry all this great music around in our pockets.
I was 13 when this came out. Bootlegged it from lime wire and had to play it on a CD player haha good times!
@@BridgingTheGapYT haha
I’m so glad I found this channel as a hip hop fan myself, great reactions! I’d love to see your dad react to a DMX album, now that would be interesting! I’m thinking ‘flesh of my flesh, blood of my blood’ sending love from Canada!
Shout out to you! Thanks for watching!
Nah gotta do it's dark and hell is hot
Hell yeah, would love to hear what he thinks about "slippin'" or "ready to meet him".
I love this album so much & this reaction made me so frigging happy. The chemistry and vibe is absolutely perfect 💜
I wish I could hear this album for the 1st time again!! 😩😩 deffoo top 5 album in HipHop ever.
50 came out the gate swingin and took over the game in a hurry. This is hands down my favourite album to date. Running the streets as a teenager listening to this shit made you feel invincible. 💯
Man this brings back memories, used to listen to rap as a kid, now am listening to rock/metal but this still holds up today
Your Pops is a G!! “I’m not even a gangsta, but they make me wanna be one!!!” 😂🤣 #Salute to you, and your Pops all the way from Boston!!! 💪🏿✊🏿💯
Shout out to Boston!
@@BridgingTheGapYT watch you're video from reunion island, you're worldwide my G aha
This album is actually Diamond now and a classic ofc🔥
Soooo 🔥🔥🔥 thanks for watching!
Awsome reactions to one of the greatest hip hop album of all time. Enjoyed it a lot. Love from Denmark
Love from Arizona! Thanks for tuning in!
Subbed. The name and the theme fit together, and as other commenters have noted, there is balance between music and commentary. Importantly, you let your father speak his mind, after the song is finished, or lowering the volume to comment while he's listening to it. Thus, you bridge the gap, indeed, nicely, just letting your father being himself.
Greetings from Hellas. All the best. May your channel succeed and grow.
Much love thank you!
Wow the chemistry between father and son here is remarkable. Great stuff here💯
Such a great reaction! Greetings from Poland! G G G G G-Unit! 🔥
Big up to Poland! Thanks for watching!
He hadn't been shot before he dropped your life's on the line that's why he sounds alot different then what he does on the other songs which are after he got shot and got the lisp and changed how he sounds, great reaction btw! :)
Thanks for watchin! 👍🏾
Do more of these man, I like these type of content. Hopefully down the road we get those Snoop Dogg’s, Dr.Dre, Nas, Tupac, Biggie etc….
Keep up the content!
Thanks man! Will do.
You two are fun to watch! Keep up the reactions!
Thanks for watching! We'll keep it up if you keep tuning in! Much appreciated.
2 videos in and this is already my favourite channel on RUclips. Can’t wait to see u guys hit 100k 🐐
Mad luv!
Bro I came from Russia to germany exactly at the same time when this album came out. I heard rap for the first time and it catched me directly. One of the greatest album ever in the american rap history
Ja Rule & 50's beef, is real beef that stems from the streets, not from hiphop... like his 'beef' with Nas, Jay etc. he has no real issues with them, as he said himself it's just competition. But the issue with Ja Rule is something completely different. Irv Gotti also admitted in interviews they were trying to block 50 from breaking out as an artist before he signed to Dre and Em.
Man so cool you can connect with your pops like this. I love also the way he respects and analyses the music instead of judging it for it's content and lack of acoutics
I knew he was gonna love 21 questions I could tell by old dudes swag 👊 respect brothers
First time viewer. Love this! On many men, that line “he got shot like I got shot but h ain’t f*ckin breathin” flrefers to the situation where he got shot 8 times and survived. While he was in the hospital recovering, the person who shot him got killed. He created and performed this song with half his jaw wired shut. If you listen to his early mixtapes you can hear the difference in his voice. Keep up the great work! 👌🏿
Also the guy who put the hit on him is in prison for that too
54:59 "What i think? I'm not even a gangster but they make me wanna be one" hahahaha
😂😂😂
Great chemistry guys, hope to see more and wishing you both all the best on the channel.
Much love, thank you!
Mann this will be fire if you continue the series. You can show your dad B.I.G.'s Ready to die, Life after death, Wu-tang "Enter the Wu" or Nas Illmatic
p.s much love mann 🙌
I can’t believe it’s 19 years already 🤯 50 is legend🔥
Finally a great reaction channel, its been a while. You two are really watchable and i always have respect for older people who are open for new things, i hope i am as open minded when i get older.
Love to see your journey. Introducing him to Em will def be fun to watch, cant wait. Mmlp or the eminem show should be it or even relapse would be interesting. The content is a lil bit over the top but the rapping is superb same with his new mtbmb project.
Also albums like: like water for chocolate, infamous, southerplayalistic, only built 4 cuban and 2001 would be really dope.
Glad to join this journey, love from northern cold Sweden.
Shout out to Sweden! Thanks for watching!
AMAZING DUO! Great Concept! We need more! Greetings from Austria!
Shout out to Austria!
Yo my dad left when i was 5 but seeing you guys makes me feel like id do this too if my dad was around music exploration is a huge hobby of mine i love everything from hardcore to rap so dope much love from LA !
Was smiling when you said that Wanksta had gotten everyone hype on 50 cent before In da Club...that took me back to a place in sixth grade talking with friends about this song and playing it on our cell ring tones. Then when In da club dropped it was a wrap, but yeah haha you know your stuff!
Haha what a time!
Love what you doing wit pops bro.. Shout out to you from Namibia, Africa bro.. Get Rich really a classic
Shouts out to Africa! Thanks for watching!
50 was my most favourite musician in my life and I loved to see you hearing and talking about this great album. The harmony and talking between you both is so nice and wholesome 😊Can’t awaiting your reaction to „The Massacre“ 😍 Greetings from Germany
Might be one of my only comments on RUclips, but you guys are awesome, perfect talk-music ratio, love your pops reactions and album choice. Next album IMO is rightfully Illmatic for sure!! Subscribed immediately after like 4 songs in, keep the great work coming! Love from Sweden!!
You’re the best! Thank you!
50 might be a top 10 of all time. His music is a decade of essential hiphop. A whole fuckin decade
I’d say four albums: this one, the Massacre, Beg for Mercy, and Get Rich or Die Trying soundtrack. Everything after that was a flop. I’d say his dominance was 3-4 years long.
He had a top 10 run nothing more.
I think you’ve had too much boof for today bruv
Don’t forget Power of the Dollar before he got signed by Em and Dre.
50 CENT! Top 5 in my book
If you show your paps some eminem, I think “the marshall mathers lp” or “the eminem show” will be the best experiences for him at first. Great video btw!
Thanks so much for watching and we will definitely be listening to some Em in the near future!
Definitely MMLP imo
@@drittzz9245 coming soon!
@@BridgingTheGapYT I personally think that eminem show would be better, because not much context is needed, and more mainstream. Think hee will like it more
The eminem show by far.
What an amazing album. I love how you and your pops are doing this. All the best to you both.
Ever since we were kids we dreamed of being him, a real 50 cent gang member
Greetings from Argentina 🇦🇷latinoamericana
This is litterly perfect.
I don't understand why i aint heard of yall before this.
Keep up the videos!
Thank you!
You guys are so great to watch also as someone wanting to do music. It gives me insight on how to be able to reach the younger ppl and the older ppl.
50 not a bully, everything he does is a reaction to someone else's actions towards him. He's an anti-bully and puts bullies in their place, because he ain't the one for them to fuck with.
Yea that is true but 50 did rob ja before he got really famous and that’s why he came at 50. “A watch was exchange for your necklace”-50
50Cent's flows are like a .38 they special ya'll
I don't know what bully means
Great video! Your pops is so cool, I wish my dad would listen to this with me haha. Respect from the UK
Thanks so much!
The Chronic is actually Dre’s album. He was the one that rapped but featured some artists like Snoop, Jewell, Dogg pound etc
Facts! Keep me on point bro!
Just found this channel 50 cent a goat ❤from the uk 🇬🇧
I love your dad man. and you too. respect! and what an album🔥🔥🔥. wish you the best from Argentina🙌
Todo temazos, saludos desde españa. Mis mejores deseos para ti y tu padre. Esto si es buena música 🔥🔥🔥
You guys missed a song!! “Heat”! that one is one of his most aggressive and savage songs!
We listened to it, my dad really liked it. Technical difficulties prevented it from making the video. Thanks for watching!
The debut G-Unit album is such a classic I'm pretty sure reverses on every song and every G-Unit member gets a verse no bad Songs on Beg For Mercy
Big Facts! Ablum has NO SKIPS!
Beg For Mercy is G Unit's album
@@jaywad8876 My first line says the debut g unit album
@@ki11atj49 oh okay
Your dads amazing. And you as well. Father and son is the best thing in the world.🇵🇷🇵🇷🇵🇷🇵🇷🇵🇷🇵🇷
Power of the dollar 50 cent best lyrical piece of art. Hip pop king
NY realest MC. King 👑 of Gangstar rap
Dope! Thanks for droppin this comment and checking out our channel!
Slow doe is my shit
@@MisterMoreno10457 slow doe is still fire 🔥 till today
@@BridgingTheGapYT I hope you will rest to It with your dad.
@@MisterMoreno10457 no it's our shit
I cant describe how good this video is, perfect comentaries by you and your dad is the coolest dude. Subscribed, very good video.
Wow thank you so much! He is pretty cool huh?
can‘t wait to see his reaction to a full em album he seems excited already 🤗
God bless you and your dad. Love from Beirut, Lebanon
Shout out to Lebanon 🇱🇧
Bridging the gap is perfect. Pops is cool af 🔥
Thanks bro! He loves the comments!
An all time classic!! 🔥
FACTS! 🔥
I like how pops recognize the hard lyrics and rhyme schemes!!
You can wake me up 4am every night and I spit you every line of this album
🔥🔥🔥…this hard bra!! Pops cool af 😎
My dawg! Preciate you bro
50 Cent is the most underrated rapper about, don't know why people don't give him credit
Cuz his music fell off a cliff quick
Cuz he a snitch they don’t call him 5-0 for nothing
Bro you smoke 50 is not underrated, just dumb people said that, he is the greatest alive and top 3 of all time how he is underrated
Bro you smoke 50 is not underrated, just dumb people said that, he is the greatest alive and top 3 of all time how he is underrated
yt blessed with this reccomendation. love it not a lot of other people can keep me listening for this long. Keep it up
Blesssss 🙏🏾
This was a great reaction! Loved when Em came in on Patiently Waiting and it just hit.