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@charliethegiant6821

2 жыл бұрын

Dig in his catalog deep and your channel will grow Almost everyone, most people listen to 2pac He got bars

@charliethegiant6821

2 жыл бұрын

PAC did 3 to 5 tracks a day Also against all odds with give you more insight into everything Mamas just a little girl Just listen and react to PAC bro Love your work Thank you for the channel

@CaddyJim

2 жыл бұрын

*Snoop* has always had a laid-back flow but you are correct they're not together *Tupac* was a hard worker & would lay down versus all the time & then producers would put it all together He didn't do what then was normal producing a song together because that was a longer process whereas a producer could put it together when he's not there so when he was there he was focused on laying down tracks. Today people aren't even in the studio let alone the same studio at the same time. That's how they were able to produce so many post-mortem albums

@image3320

2 жыл бұрын

Both my brain side are there sir

@stoneyp3748

2 жыл бұрын

2Pac ft Trick Daddy-Still Ballin' 🔥🔥🔥

PAC fans don’t just like him , we loved this man and hung on every word . This man’s emotion poured out on tracks , made me cry , rage , smile feel whatever emotion the track was triggering in you . The depth of of Tupac was his true art . I don’t care that NY felt biggie was king , cuz Tupac made you feel , you listened when he spoke and you felt it . The goat 🐐 forever missed by his family anyone who knew him and his true fans. God bless the dead

@hiphopreelzhiphopreelz

Жыл бұрын

I feel you on that brotha!!

They actually recorded together in the studio at first but then Snoop wasn't okay with going out with a one take on the song so he went home and practiced his verses then came back to relay them. Tupac at the time was known for quick writing and almost all his verses in songs were one takes and that's why he could do 4 songs a day. I'm happy you felt the difference in their delivery and you are right to suggest that they didn't record it together cos literally snoop came back to fix his verses after 2 days practice. Great reaction my G.

@rkdrama2443

2 жыл бұрын

Check out uh mister rap historian over here (himym reference)

@neilmoore2726

2 жыл бұрын

FFS GIMME A BREAK , breakdowns (for what) why do you people need someone you don't even know to validate your opinion about something that doesn't mean shit I mean did you drive him there and back or is there a rap history book I don't know about, this vertual world is a joke

@Avila-1111

2 жыл бұрын

@@neilmoore2726 breathe...

@neilmoore2726

2 жыл бұрын

@@Avila-1111 there are many rappers who aren't breathing because of that snoop Dogg slime ball , what surprises me is 69 imbeciles like this inside scoop on the history of America's most vial rapper and killer he played PAC but PAC knew it I can't stand people who sit on the fence in this world you have to pick a side PAC WAS A SOLDIER snoop was just a slimy snake in the grass how can anyone trust someone who looks like him long straight hair as shiny as a woman's probably why he was a snitch because in prison he would definitely be a bitch

@JordanJMyers

2 жыл бұрын

@@Avila-1111 lol right. I mean he's here watching. Also what's vertual?

It’s hard for anyone to match 2pacs delivery and energy.

@foureyes1244

2 жыл бұрын

@@letsgotomarsman u know that's not true xD

@MrGetoDac

2 жыл бұрын

@@letsgotomarsman in your dreams hahahha

@paulwal4556

2 жыл бұрын

@@letsgotomarsman its hard to argue the amount of really good work tupac put out compared to what biggie put out. Both are great, appreciate both, we don't have anything new like this at all.

@tazzhardwick1316

Жыл бұрын

I can name probably 50 rappers that can but sure kid.

@TupacNation

Жыл бұрын

@@tazzhardwick1316 Bahhh ha ha ha ha you dreaming

Tupac’s BEST stuff isn’t his mainstream stuff. Do a deep dive. You won’t be sorry. 🐐

@TupacNation

Жыл бұрын

The greatest ever, no one compares in my eyes.

@makavelibranded

Жыл бұрын

100%

@rodrickmason8990

Жыл бұрын

Facts! Pain, Loyal to the game and Lost Souls just to name a few.

@mikaeldanska5819

Жыл бұрын

Mainstream is almost never good

@trapboiike5500

Жыл бұрын

That’s what’s crazy

More PAC please!!!! So happy you’re going on this journey.

@hgr.7857

2 жыл бұрын

⬆️ Yes. This. 💯

All Eyez on Me might be the best double disc rap album ever….full of 🔥!

@user-fq4jo7tw5k

Жыл бұрын

Yup. Then Master P the Last Don is next.

The thing is, both these guys are at their peak, and on this track, they're both doing their own thing, their own style, what they do. Neither is riding the other's energy. Personally, that's what I like about the track. That volley between these two distinct voices at the top of Death Row. At the time, it was their first collaboration, and everyone was just wildin to hear them together on the same track.

@hiphopreelzhiphopreelz

Жыл бұрын

Exactly, this track is fire…I think this guy is just stuck on Pac features are trash, it’s a cope for him because he missed out on the best of the 90s..

@nakianewton5656

Жыл бұрын

More than just a rapper.

Can't wait for you get past the "greatest hits" and really get introduced to Tupac...dude is charisma incarnate...a revolutionary and a poet...please keep going with Tupac

@TupacNation

Жыл бұрын

Yes yes and yes the greatest ever

@nakianewton5656

Жыл бұрын

Rap nerds who want to categorize rappers and dissect them 20 n 30 years after the fact don't get it anyways. This dude is plenty old enough to have been listening to Pac in the 90's, for sure by early 2000's. The fact he didn't let's me know he is a lame. The opinions of hip hop outsiders don't matter to me.

Tupac - So Many Tears!

@markmac2206

2 жыл бұрын

that shit bumped in the car!

I've been saying this for a long time.., listen to this song to hear how much higher quality 2pac's lyrics, cadence and delivery were, against a contemporary. It's high bar song writing and poetry.

@CoachTC23

2 жыл бұрын

And Snoop still trying to rewrite history saying he was better than Cube and Pac in that era.. Doggystyle a classic no doubt but snoops a solid tier below those poets. He’s always just been about party vibes. Super limited bag.

MORE PAC, LET'S GOOOOOO

You are exactly right! Tupac is an enigma, a paradox... I once heard someone say that if you ask 100 people to describe Tupac, you'll get 100 different answers. The best way to figure out Pac... is to not try to figure Pac out. Absolutely can't put him in a box

@stephencox8723

Жыл бұрын

The more you listen the more you learn how talented he is. He could do it all from super lyrical rap like first to bomb or this ain’t living or poetic shit like so many tears. the most versatile rapper ever.

@royal_eternal

19 күн бұрын

Apt!

You’d probably like Changes and Keep Ya Head Up. Also Pac & Bone Thugs killed it with Thug Luv.

@maxarsenault7844

2 жыл бұрын

I believe he’s heard changes

@Danny_R_

2 жыл бұрын

Yea he said in his first or second reaction he heard changes.

@texthit

2 жыл бұрын

Yes to all 3

As an artist pac wasn’t a mystery he was an open book human who showed all emotions. As real as it gets, no one is just positive all day and that’s what I loved about him. He showed every side of his emotions. Good, Bad and Ugly. Great reaction.. keep up the good work brother!

The deeper down the rabbit hole you go, the more you'll get to know Tupac

@kings17court

2 жыл бұрын

And it's a seriously DEEP rabbit hole.

2pac wore his heart on his sleeve when it comes to rapping when 2pac did his thang most could feel his passion his anger his love his frustration his every emotion could be felt in his catalog

You nailed this reaction brotha. They didn't record the song together in the booth but Tupac always came on the track with his own energy and never rode off of other people. That's one of the reasons he was so unique and confident as an artist, his songs reflected his mood and ideals instead of keeping an image with a one note style at the time. You can genuinely feel his emotions translate into his music. Also his philosophy and accomplishments outside of music were groundbreaking then and even now not even mentioning his age, truly a tragic loss. You should wholeheartedly check out the movie Tupac Resurrection, no actors just Tupac and others on camera discussing his life beginning to end🖤

Pain, my block, hold your head, death around the corner, only God can judge me... you'll be here for days bro lol

@R2-D2_187

2 жыл бұрын

All classics!!

Loving the 2pac reactions. Check out "Staring at the world thru my rearview" "Hellrazor" "Hail Mary" "I ain't mad at cha"

@ReeN1995

2 жыл бұрын

Great suggestions. Staring at the world trhu my rearview is probably my pick from those 4. Good choice for lyrics!

@arastoomoradi6365

2 жыл бұрын

man of culture for real

@Jedadiahv

2 жыл бұрын

Don’t forget “Me and my Girlfriend”

@julz639

2 жыл бұрын

he already did hail mary

@NICKEYBLACK35

2 жыл бұрын

Just wish the Outlawz wasn't on "Staring......"

7:12 this is something snoop knew himself. Which is why he became envious of Pac when he came to the label. He thought pac would be the robin to his Batman but it became the other way around

@CoachTC23

2 жыл бұрын

Facts.. snoops been marketing for 25yrs now to convince people he was the bigger star and the better rapper at the time. Yes Doggystyle was a massive instant classic and still bangs and he got out on the map first, but Pac overshadowed him immensely when his wave came crashing over the game and Cube was murdering too. Nas was coming with illmatic, Biggie being biggie. The show was closing up for the dog. Even Dre didn’t sign him to aftermath, that’s why he had to go to no limit records. Snoops a party vibe not a master MC.

@brandonbyes7344

2 жыл бұрын

@@CoachTC23 Dre didn’t want to sign the rapper that helped put him on the map? Snoop wrote “Nuthin but a g thang” I’m guessing Dre didn’t sign Snoop because he didn’t want to go up against Suge. Master P was never afraid of Suge Knight and bought out Snoop’s contract at Death Row.

@CoachTC23

2 жыл бұрын

@@brandonbyes7344 That’s a factor as well you’re right. But Snoop didn’t provide any value for Master P, P is just a real one so he signed snoop to teach him about the business and get his emotions out of his own way. Dre was proven right to go with Em and not to put his career behind snoop no doubt. Worked out great all around as now snoop owns death row and Dre and em have their separate place in music history.

Heartz of Men by Tupac. Watch Tupac’s 1988 highschool interview. It’s amazing.

2 Pac...Letter to my Unborn...and his 94 interview with Ed Gordon

You should react to 2 pacs interviews

@Berto2K

2 жыл бұрын

For real. They unveil so many more layers to this man.

@bayrain4158

2 жыл бұрын

The one where he’s 16 would be a dope reaction

This song was originally recorded with only Snoop on it. They took it and added and mixed it with Pac on it💯

You will absolutely love : i ain't mad at cha Keep your head up

You did a live rendition of *(Dear Mama)* but the iconic video would have been more impactful. Here you're reacting to an album cover rather than another iconic Music Video

@miked.7245

2 жыл бұрын

the "iconic music video" is also censored AF.

@CaddyJim

2 жыл бұрын

@@miked.7245 There's NOTHING to censor in *(Dear Mama)*

@interesting_wrld

2 жыл бұрын

@@CaddyJim he's trying to not get his videos blocked

@CaddyJim

2 жыл бұрын

@@interesting_wrld NOPE he replied to another comment saying he reacts to the links that he's given. When it comes to the *(Dear Mama)* live performance and then this reaction

@miked.7245

2 жыл бұрын

@@CaddyJim I was referring the video for THIS song. Why would anybody want to hear the censored version just to watch Tupac and Snoop dance around in suits in a courtroom? It's about the music.

Once again for the life of me I don't understand why you're not reacting to the iconic music video?

@MrLboydReacts

2 жыл бұрын

i do the links sent to me.

@CaddyJim

2 жыл бұрын

@@MrLboydReacts ok was just asking because you would have loved the *Dear Mama* video *kzread.info/dash/bejne/f5ZlvNiOdNmydLw.html* along with *2 America's Most Wanted **kzread.info/dash/bejne/eYOprpajYa7LdLQ.html* hopefully you do *Keep Your Head Up **kzread.info/dash/bejne/hXyK3LmGdrCuZrw.html*

Snoop is like water he flows, but PAC is fire it consumes

Snoop is a laid back rapper 2pac - direct and in a style of a preacher and revolutionist 2 of Amerikaz Most Wanted Showcases the Wild West Gangstas 2pac created and lived

2pac song - I ain't mad at cha, both radio and explicit

Snoop is laid back and Pac is energy. That's the point of the song to show there styles.

Good Reaction, You want lyrical Pac, All Out Og, Troublesome 96, Starring Thru My Review, If I Die 2nite, Whatever U R ft. Big Daddy Kane, Street Fame 2 Og, Ambitionz As A Ridah and theres more. You just warming up.

2 pac allday all the way from New Zealand land of the warriors

Tupac Heartz of Men

Their differences in styles is what makes this song hit.

2Pac - Life's So Hard (unreleased version)

2pac left us at 25.........crazy when you think about the status he created at such a young age.......The delivery, nobody can ever match again.

Tupac music was definitely house party music in the 90s. granted i grew up in Cali. couldn't go to a party without Tupac in the background.

You're getting different vibes from different songs from different parts of his career. *(Dear Mama)* was before he got locked up & before he signed a *Death☠️Row (2 of America's Most Wanted)* is on *Death☠️Row* record label & then *(Hit Em Up)* was after he'd been shot *5* times & was released only months before he was ultimately shot & killed on *Friday the 13th 1996 in Las Vegas*

@stevemillar6631

2 жыл бұрын

💯. His lyrics and songs are written from the heart. He offered everyone a window to his soul, with his writing. The more you know about his journey and stages of live the more you appreciate his work. It's honestly critical when dissecting his music. It's an emotional roller-coaster. As big of an icon as he is, he doesn't get nearly the amount of praise he should. Once in a lifetime talent.

@CaddyJim

2 жыл бұрын

@@stevemillar6631 4Sure. You're not telling me nothing I don't already know, but I agree I've watched so many reactors stumble upon *Tupac* saying they've heard his name they know about him, but never heard his music is dumbfounding

@lalathedonna5223

2 жыл бұрын

@@CaddyJim His poetry book 'The Rose that grew from the Concrete' is some of the most prolific writing of my generation. It's no wonder that you can actually take Tupac college courses today like dissecting his poetry, his history, and even breaking down lyrics. Anyway, if you ain't ever read his poetry book yall should 💯

@neilmoore2726

2 жыл бұрын

@@lalathedonna5223 I had no idea that book existed so thank you because I'm already looking for it I write poetry myself so I know I could learn a lot from such a book and my upbringing wasn't all sunshine and rose's so I can identify with the name because I'm from the concrete myself I grew up in a 14storey tower and I would like to think that more rose's will blossom from such places worldwide peace and blessings 🙏🙏🙏🙏

@lalathedonna5223

2 жыл бұрын

@@neilmoore2726 No problem hun. I found this when I was 12 in some bookstore. Anyway, any situation you have been in or any emotion you have felt is in that book. It has saved my life more then once, my friend. I hope his words help you as they did me 💯🙏

It's called versatility my boy lol. He was a complete artist

He's a legend his music an legend will never die over 20 yrs an his music is still relivent he was ahead of his time for the era in which he came from ❤️❤️

Pac was riding his own wave. 💯

No one can match PACs energy and delivery

You're always on point man when it comes to pinpointing ideas and concepts. Great reaction

Pac explained the contrasting energies that were presented on this track. It was intentional.

2Pac flow on this beat very smoothly and I delivery in the lyrics you can feel it

I’m truly enjoying watching you take this Tupac journey. Can’t wait to see what you react to next.

Death Around the Corner

Words of Wisom is a great 2Pac song. His first album is completely different to his later stuff when he hooked up with Suge Knight

Keep in mind their legal situations which is the motivation & theme to this track, 2pac is always energetic and Snoop is always smooth and relaxed which complement each other.

@user-fq4jo7tw5k

Жыл бұрын

Yes. Very correct

2pac- smile is a must!

life goes on, shed so many tears, theres no limit to reacts

Tupac is good.

2pac - keep ya head up

Tupac is the most versatile rapper ever

Dopest verse: "They tell me not to roll with my glock, so now i gotta throw away, floating in my black benz trying to do a show a day. Hey wonder how i live? With 5 shots, niggaz is hard to kill, on my block.". Done with perfect delivery and energy.

This great song well got played at high volume and also on repeat plenty of times

Unconditional love by 2pac

1 word better than fire and it's classic.. this is a classic

When I wake up in the morning and see a 2Pac reaction by you it really makes my day

2pac song - old school

Through his career Pac had reoccurring topics that were his general philosophies. That and the range of his voice might seem repeative. But his rhyme schemes and melodic signatures would never repeat. With 700+ songs eventually his verses got experimental and further from his colleagues

THE GOAT 2pac

Many will argue that Pac was not the Goat, but his replay value is untouchable.

Pac has Metaphorical songs that have DEEP meaning Listen to Me and my girlfriend Hes not talking about a girl Listen to Blasphemy "Blast for me" Has alot of crazy lyrics Listen to if I die tonight His alliteration is just ridiculous You really have to give pac props for all his different styles Pac was about to annihilate the whole industry. His last album was the start and the makaveli album just seem like a war cry.

You must understand Pac had high energy on his rap so its hard for artists to catch up with him. Listen to "Big Daddy Kane freestyle with 2pac, Biggie, Shyheim etc" that's legendary

YO, Old School, 2pac, on Me against the world album. It will blow your mind.

It's the yin and yang that makes this song... Hype then smooth.

You can't put him in a box. He is an enigma, a complex man. You can get "Keep Your Head Up"on Monday, "I Get Around" on Tuesday "If My Homies Call" on Wednesday and I Wonder Why They Call You "Bitch" on Thursday and "Dear Momma" on Friday. In his short life he had so many experiences. I appreciate you and I'm excited for your 2Pac journey.

You do a great job bruh salute 👏🙏thank you for the entertainment God Bless u and the Family

Only God Can Judge Me for sure, or some of his iconic interviews. There’s a lot of other good stuff as well, but these come first.

Check out Me & My Girlfriend and Troublesome 96 by PAC. Lyrics and delivery are so good.

Much respect. Real recognize real.

U haven’t noticed that he dominated every song he was on with whoever!!

2pac has a black panther back round Memphis in here qpac my favorite

Facts Tupac got the vibe and energy and snoop is too laid back high af u ain’t lying

2pac has a song called "Old School" the whole song is a tribute to New York!!!

old school hip hop .. love this joint...

My favorite double disk album! I know every song by heart.

Hail Mary

Its a perfect track and pac and snoop vibing perfectly

Glad to see your journey into Pacs music 🙏more Tupac sir.

Best reaction video I've seen. Very well put and explanations of opinions

Pac himself said in one of the interviews that they did this song together in the studio and it just took them less than 20 minutes to do it. He further goes one to say snoop voice is more calm while his voice is relentless (ride by the bull)

This song is a classic Snoop Dogg and 2Pac got different styles when they rap love the video bro stay motivated Dream big 1 mill on the way

About Freaking time dawg. This is my all time banger. Me and my homies jam.

"[People] been dying for years so how can they blame us?"

Hell yeah, Mr Boyd! West side. 😉😉💜

Pac was very direct and to the point

Starin at the word through my rear view, holla if ya hear me, this ain’t livin, ambitious as a rider, I ain’t mad at cha, the list goes on! Keep going the more you listen to him the more you will love him!

Snoop absolutely belongs on this track. Classic. Anyone else it wouldn't be what it is and was.

Definitely a party song !! when i was growing up parties didn't get poppin until this song came on !

digging these tupac reacts so much, would like to hear you take on troublesome and so many tears

@Silver_79

2 жыл бұрын

Yes…Troublesome for sure!

you'll love keep ya head up

A buddy of mine and I would jam this on our instruments. Him on drums and me on bass. The bop, in my opinion, is somewhere between the shaker, closed hat tap and bass playing just a little late on the beat. This is one of my favorite rap instrumentals.

Pac was very well rounded for him time

This is a great collab. They flip it back and forth twice before the chorus.

This my jam

Dont forget Snoop and Dogg pound was shot at on set of their music video in New Jersey in beginning of east coast west coast ... something for you to look up.