This guy talk white

@MrLboydReacts

2 жыл бұрын

Can you expand alittle on what you mean by this comment?

@matteomaddelenaita8172

2 жыл бұрын

@@MrLboydReacts I don’t mean it to be offensive, just interesting to me 👍👍👍

@MitjuVonMoger

2 жыл бұрын

well I think this is simple and innocent comment. for me, it sounds that u dont have any special kind of accent in my ears. most of black people has some kind of different accent or sound in their voice so I could recognize many of them to be black just by hearing them speaking. Ur voice is not thay obvious in my opinion. and of course because ur english is 100% clean and there is no accent from any other backgrounds, thats maybe why you sound like you "talk white " like the guy said.

@JMrealgamer

2 жыл бұрын

He talks how you probably didn’t expect. You can’t speak a color. You can’t even speak the pigmentation of one’s skin. Lol!

@MitjuVonMoger

2 жыл бұрын

@@JMrealgamer i know i know and probably u guys also somehow understand what I mean. There is no need to start to make this sound like some kind of racist shit or anything.

The whole point was to make a song so catchy that the whole world would sing it and he would hear it everywhere he went. Hence 25 years later it’s still played on the regular and kids today know of the track.

@foureyes1244

2 жыл бұрын

That's what i'm saying, here in europe u can still hear 2pac's music in clubs and shit especially hit em up, he's literally everywhere :)

@donnimetropolis9899

2 жыл бұрын

He is trippin. Started out a bit Blinded by that east west beef bullshit. Grow up they are both gone and none of us should be carrying feelings over tracks from the 90s

@soopremeteam

2 жыл бұрын

Truth. It’s so catchy this man reacting to it in 2022

@ulysses988

2 жыл бұрын

@@foureyes1244 noooo euros stay away from our culture

@cookingwithtara3285

2 жыл бұрын

And I still sing it to this day. It’s a songggg! They need to get over it.

2pac wasn't sending a complex hip-hop battle diss track he was sending a literal declaration of war over a beat.

The reason why you don’t see this as a classic diss track is because he’s dissing your favorite rapper. I get it 🤣🤣🤣🤣

@teknul89

2 ай бұрын

I find it comic that he says he never heard this song before even though he was there when there was this West-Coast & East-coast rivalry back then and this was a song that was played a lot in the radio station back then

@NilsDum

2 ай бұрын

@@teknul89tbf I was a huge 2pac fan back then as well, and I’ve never listened to a biggie song.

@teknul89

2 ай бұрын

@@NilsDum You never heard any tracks like; Big Poppa, Juicy, Who Shot Ya?, Hypnotize, Mo Money Mo Problems, Going Back To Cali, Ten Crack Commandments, Sky’s The Limit, You’re Nobody (Till Somebody Kills You) ??? It doesn’t matter if you like 2Pac better or The Notorious B.I.G. But this is like a must do to hear their music out they were huge back in the 90’s and still loved and respected today

@randywhite3947

Ай бұрын

⁠@@NilsDumyour missing out by not listening to him

@davenunyabusiness4893

22 күн бұрын

uhhh...this isn't a diss track this is a declaration of war. "so F peace, I'll let these N know it's on for life"

By far, still the hardest diss track EVER!!RIP PAC FOREVER 🙏❤🙏

@gaunterodimm8764

2 ай бұрын

I would argue that statement. To me it’s #2 after No Vaseline by Ice Cube

@nikitawashington9328

8 күн бұрын

Hardest in history.

One of the best opening lines ever... "F your bitch and the clique you claim". Damn, thats brutal.

@kennethcook3127

Жыл бұрын

His best starting line I ain't no killer but don't push me, revenge is like the sweetest joy next to getting p@@@y

@musicmaster1263

6 ай бұрын

​@@kennethcook3127debatable

@algedafiabdullah6701

4 ай бұрын

He's simply a legend

the reason why hit em up is as legendary to this day as it is, isn't predominantly because of the bars or the wordplay but merely the pure anger. the whole song is just a moment of uninterrupted and genuine rage, while it just bluntly disses biggie and his entire crew. I like to think that there was very little writing time for this song and was just created off the top driven by the true emotions pac was feeling at the time. the attitude, the sampled instrumental, the biggie and puffy look-alikes in the video, the bright colours... its literally just a video of pac and his mates being assholes and enjoying themselves. iconic.

@jamesmitchell3615

2 жыл бұрын

Absolutely 💯

@paulwinter5609

2 жыл бұрын

Here here.

@northernstar7162

2 жыл бұрын

Agreed!!👍

@gunnysalas3059

2 жыл бұрын

Yup

@alanjbennett3733

2 жыл бұрын

Pac will always be better than BIGGIE

this track is not a diss track, it's a straight up death threat

I'm a Brooklyn Native born in 84 and 2pac been my favorite rapper since Brenda's Got a Baby. I'm also a huge biggie fan btw...

This is the greatest diss track of all time 🐐 “This is ain’t a freestyle battle, you niggas getting killed with your mouths open” that’s the point this isn’t a lyrical joint it’s meant to be strictly disrespectful... and it succeeded even diddy admitted that “Hit’em up hurts till this day” in his words.

@margoswikehardt2067

2 жыл бұрын

I agree💯

@dangozdzik200

2 жыл бұрын

naaaaah "No vaseline" is da best.

@captainkickoff3565

2 жыл бұрын

Exactly

@slzash

2 жыл бұрын

No vaseline is way better

@siyabongabhongoza939

2 жыл бұрын

@@slzash no it not interactive as hit em up

2Pac was born/raised in NYC. Him being betrayed/dissed by fellow east-coasters hit him hard, so he took it personal. I don't blame him for his anger here.

@ikelove8690

2 жыл бұрын

pac left New York at the age of 13

@tofuguru941

2 жыл бұрын

I know this. That doesn't change the fact that he was born & raised in NYC. Everyone knows the early years of a human being have the most impact. Psychology 101.

@mustafashaqur9694

Жыл бұрын

It’s not where you from it’s where you at - Big Pun. Pac left new your way before 13 he was way younger when he went to Baltimore he was 13 in Marine City in the Bay Area of California. His most formable years was in Cali. The kids I grew up with that where from nyc that moved to Cali eventually became Cali through and through. You spend jr high high school and your adult years in a place that will become your home 9/10

@kaen4299

Жыл бұрын

@@tofuguru941 It still doesn't matter because he clearly picked a side, no such thing as ''fellow eastcoasters''. It's not treason because of a east/westside thing but becaus he knew them personally.

@charleswilliams4247

Жыл бұрын

@@mustafashaqur9694 He was older than 13 in Baltimore. He went to the Baltimore School for the Arts which is a high school.

He wrote this to be straight to the point , he used biggies beat to diss him and this is definitely a brutal diss song , even puffy says this song still hurts him

"my 44 make sure all your kids don't grow" the 44 is referring to his gun

@americasevilgenius

2 ай бұрын

I did chuckle over the presenter's shock that a hip-hop artist might use a revolver. Like, hey, don't sleep on revolvers...what they lack in capacity they often make up for in power!

2Pac is absolutely one of the g.o.a.ts. He was a poet IMO. I definitely think you should dig deeper into him. His song Dear Mama is emotional and still real - no sugarcoating for Pac...

@Chrissuit33

2 жыл бұрын

Can't agree more. There is a reason 2Pac is revered as one of the greats. dig into his catalog and find out.

@mizzyfit_334

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah he definitely gotta listen to pac

@inmyopinion651

2 жыл бұрын

Yes it is hard to believe he died so young. He put out a lifetime of work.

@princess-kira

2 жыл бұрын

He actually was a poet, look up "The Rose That Grew From Concrete".

@Rosiepooh75

2 жыл бұрын

@@princess-kira I know he wrote poetry, but not everyone that writes poetry is good at it 🙂 Pac was...

I lived in California during the east coast west coast beef so the fact that you were humble enough to react to this song I give you props.

@dyingbreed5386

2 жыл бұрын

People who weren't around at the time don't understand how real the east vs west beef was. Just listening to Tupac in some places in NY could get you hurt and I'm sure th same went for Big in LA.

@psychedelicsanonymous6534

2 жыл бұрын

Facts.. I can relate bcuz growing up in LA I didn’t fuck with biggie or east coast rappers

@topspot4834

2 жыл бұрын

I lived in NYC ... We all loved Pac. Born in 78 ... He said he was born in 86 so he was too young. Don't get it twisted, Big is the GOAT ... But EVERYONE in NY had Pac playing on the Kenwood !!

@BroKhalidMuhammad

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah I give him props for putting his bias to the side

@SaltyBallzz

2 жыл бұрын

Waz in Cali the same time … good 👍 timezz

2pac is better than biggie

@hornyconvict

2 ай бұрын

Nah

@TheRamdingler

2 ай бұрын

By far

@askandanswer1503

2 ай бұрын

Not at rapping

@TheRamdingler

2 ай бұрын

Oh yeah. He spoke to the whole world biggie was just to have select audience

@apzn1170

2 ай бұрын

Hell nah

2pac is the best rapper in the world👑🖤❤️ Legends never Die

I still hold all diss tracks to this standard. Pac was angrier than Eminem when someone mentions his daughter. This was a declaration of war that probably got Pac and Biggie killed in the end.

@thermologo3451

2 жыл бұрын

Biggie yes, Tupac not so much, dude had gangsters AND feds hunting him

@irepfrisco415

2 жыл бұрын

@@flingonber The only other rapper on this track who got Murdered was Kadafi, and it was an accidental shooting which had nothing to do with this beef.

@andrewnuzum9075

2 жыл бұрын

This is trash compared to na vaseline. This song overrated heavily

@supremelyaverage4455

2 жыл бұрын

@@flingonber what was the deal with that? Somebody else driving?

@irepfrisco415

2 жыл бұрын

@@flingonber “technically” Fatal’ girl was driving intoxicated. It’s why she was charged with vehicular homicide. Not the same as Pac being shot in a drive by. And there’s nothing disputed about Yak’s death. Him and Mutah’s cousin were drunk playing with a gun. The Outlawz have commented on this.

If you go into 2pac songs waiting for crazy punchlines or double entendres you are looking for the wrong thing. 2pac songs have more storytelling and emotional impact than crazy bars. See Brenda's Got a Baby, Shed So Many Tears, Dear Mama, Death Around the Corner etc. I like Biggie but I can't think of a Biggie song that I connected with emotionally. His bars were dope but he only rapped about the same superficial shit money women drugs over and over again.

@sedaotieno

2 жыл бұрын

"Suicidal Thoughts" was superficial shit??

@melijahcopeland4101

2 жыл бұрын

Juicy was a great song. But there was a lot of Tupacs influence in that track

@adamkant439

2 жыл бұрын

@@sedaotieno That whole song is literally influenced by tupac and even that one is nowhere close to the same emotional impact!

@sedaotieno

2 жыл бұрын

@@adamkant439 so Tupac has a monopoly on introspection now? & even if it's true that Biggie doesn't have the same "emotional impact" (however it is that we're judging that), my point still stands... saying that Biggie "only rapped about the same superficial shit money women drugs over and over again" is pure uninformed hate.

@trinam5233

2 жыл бұрын

Nothing but 💯% TRUE FACTS 2PAC real life in his rap that we don't see more of today listen and learn 2PAC FOR LIFE✌️

It was Fatal's verse that pushed Pac to take his second verse up a notch. Pac was initially supposed to be done but jumped back in after Fatal and this is from interviews I've heard from Fatal in this song.

Kadafi is Pac cousin. They all grew up in NYC. They all knew Junior Mafia back then that's why this hit hard. Those dudes rapping are the Outlawz

Respect. That's why 90's era is such a Unique generation.

@tcook2236

2 жыл бұрын

Unique ain't the word it was the GREATEST HIP HOP ERA LEAD BY THE GOAT TUPAC .

@SCOTTLDNE8

2 жыл бұрын

90s was the best times for rap and hip hop and R&B 💯🔥🔥

@suburban_guy

2 жыл бұрын

Baggy clothes

@MrAce607

2 жыл бұрын

Facts!🤘😎💯

@mitchellty

2 жыл бұрын

Magic vs Bird kind of rivalry

14:53 thats truly a NY accent. also .. i forgot just how brutally honest Pac was at the begining and end of this song... he didnt need double entendres, just freaking layed dirty ass laundry out there. i love it. Probably not the best 2pac song to start with, but you did rip the bandaid off. lol

@johncarrera724

2 жыл бұрын

Lol I love how this video was the first time I noticed his New York accent. He couldn't help himself in his passion. As a New Yorker, I loved it.

@derekhoover5304

2 жыл бұрын

The sickle cell line always makes me die laughing.

Tupac as a rapper is well respected due to him making everything he said hold weight. His delivery was very potent. No one has had that same effect in the world of hip hop. Biggie is a better rapper due to punchlines and world play but pac made you feel however he wanted you to feel on a track. That is what makes him legendary. R.I.P to 2 greats.

Gotta dive deeper into Tupac’s catalog. He’s got some bangers. One of my favorites is Cant C Me

Biggie and Pac started out as good friends, you should react to the freestyles they did together.

Just a few notes: 2Pac did indeed sleep with BIGs wife, along a few other female members of Bad Boy Records as well, She has denied this happened but not only did 2Pac have a reporter witness them acting love-y dove-y while they were in the studio together but other witnesses said she hung around for almost a month. The beat is in fact based on one of BIGs songs called Get Money (Remix), with some people suggesting BIG actually heard/was informed of the original demo recording 2Pac made months earlier. This song started as basically a meme, they were joking about how everyone on badboy were ugly and had no talent etc but then in December 1995, Biggie went on a New York radio station and said this and that about Deathrow being in the city and that someone should do something about it, this led to members of the Dogg Pound having their trailer shot up on a music video set. Then 2Pac ran into Biggie at an awards show and they had a confrontation which ended with both sides entourages reportedly pulling guns, this is what led to this song being rerecorded much harder and with more violent imagery etc. The story about Mobb Deep was that during one of their live shows they called out something like "Getting fucked in jail, like 2Pac" About 2Pacs 2nd verse; he similarly to you, thought Hussain Fatal out shined his first verse and felt he had to do another verse to compete with Fatal. Most if not all of the Outlaws were from Jersey and 2Pac himself was from the Broncs, the released version of the video specifically stated this isn't about the East and was about Bad Boy 2Pac says something along the lines of "All my real niggas out in New York, keep it going strong, all you other bitches die slow". There is also approximately 2-3 seconds of silence in his outro because the mic was having issues that day, but he originally also called out Lil Kim and Jay Z in this too.

I am born & raised in NYC. I was a teenager during this East coast West coast beef. I listened to Pac & Big & everyone in between. Pac is the 🐐. End of discussion!

2pac is the best rapper of TIME

You’re missing out on the greatest poet in hip hop history! His poetry is legendary! Biggie was a better MC, but no one wrote better than Pac

@logic.4218

2 жыл бұрын

🤣

@phillmill3512

2 жыл бұрын

😆 🤣 😂 😹 😆 🤣 😂 😹 😆 🤣 😂 😹 😆 🤣 😂 😹 😆 🤣 😂 😹 😆 🤣 😂 😹 😆

@kenyalogan8247

2 жыл бұрын

@@logic.4218 😐

@jonthancrisp5713

2 жыл бұрын

2pac lyrics you felt it with your soul

@charlesgillum8008

2 жыл бұрын

Biggie was a better mc that's laughable

One thing people usually overlook with Tupac is his age. He died at 25, meaning most of his music people love him for was recorded in a 5 year period between his first album in 91 and his death in 96. That's ONLY 5 YEARS OF working on his craft. All the other rappers from his generation have had decades to work and improve on their techniques. Eminem is a great example of how decades rapping can lead to mastery. It's amazing that Tupac makes it into goat lists and even top rapper's goat lists, and just based on 5 years of work. I hate to mention this name in the same sentence as Tupac, but for comparison, Lil Yachty has had more time to work on his "rapping" than Tupac had before his death. I sometimes ponder about a universe we're Tupac had decades to keep improving, how much better he would have become. Although based on his inspirations there's a good chance he might have done other things than rap. He might have moved on to acting or even politics.

@SoundBiteInc-

2 жыл бұрын

It’s no might. Pac was already working on it at the time of his demise. He didn’t wanna rap forever. He said he was doing maybe a couple more;cause he felt like he’d mastered every style. So much so,if you noticed,Pac was the first rapper to sing his hooks. Go check out makaveli

@kings17court

2 жыл бұрын

He "might" have moved on to acting? You do know he was in multiple full feature film/movies, right? Seriously, look them up. All these within that 5 year time frame you mention. Crazy work ethic, and he left us with an AMAZING body of work.

@jonthancrisp5713

2 жыл бұрын

Had 2pac lived he would have gotten into politics

@SoundBiteInc-

2 жыл бұрын

@@jonthancrisp5713 FACTS.

@hf75.54

Жыл бұрын

He was already a great actor in great movies

I'm your age, I grew up in California. I know exactly how you feel man. I'm a grown ass man and deep down I still feel the same way about NY that you do about CA. Respect for hanging in through the song, I know that shit hit deep hahaha

@CyndeLooWho

2 ай бұрын

Same - Los Angeles

"my 44 make sure all your kids dont grow... oh well umm, hopefully it's six kids..." 😅😅😅 you win that round, MrLboyd...

Pac was a real straight forward rapper, storyteller type of vibe, he got some barz here and there obviously but he was the best rapper to get a point across and make simple raps hit hard like well thought double or triple entendrés punchlines mainly because of his delivery and aggressiveness, to me thanks to that and many other factors, he is one of the GOATs of rap

@ms.reonalove9408

Жыл бұрын

Hip Hop History.. period!

As a Tupac fan I loved this reaction! Keep em coming! Pac has a lot of good songs that have bars with Hit Em Up he wanted to focus more on dissing BIG and Puff and Junior Mafia then to rhyme!

@noemorales8458

2 жыл бұрын

💯

@jonathonfleming8679

2 жыл бұрын

Tupac bars were always focused on being raw though, it not that have to puzzle out the 5 different meanings kinda of Bars

@BGJinxa

2 жыл бұрын

@@jonathonfleming8679 yes I'm aware

@spinningbackkick6021

2 жыл бұрын

And Will Smith thinking slapping someone makes him Pac..

@user-wqxksjzn8t

2 жыл бұрын

Nigga PAC was with them all the time. Mr killuminati was just a BIG joke

I heard this as a kid here in Australia when it came out, loved the feel and all the profanity. But getting older, learning more about the context has been important and makes it more enjoyable. Thanks for your insight into that era, although I already knew about the whole East Coast West Coast tension, I hadn't really heard someone talk about this track the way you did. I'll never fully understand of course because I didn't grow up in California or New York, but the music still awesome AF

Best díss song!!! No slick dissing!!!! 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

He definitely wrote it quickly and angrily. I know you're a Biggie head, but man Tupac definitely has bars. Maybe not in this song particularly, but go to Brenda's got a baby. Shit hits deep

I absolutely loved this song as a kid, mostly for the profanity

It's still hard for me to listen to Biggie, this feud was burned into us at a young age. I remember I used to walk to school with a girl that was related to him. She stopped right there and started crying half-way to school when she learned 'Pac died. I think half the school went home that day, that's how big this was, and how small the world felt in the old days.

RIP Pac, RIP Kadafi, RIP Biggie !!!

"Hopefully it's six kids 😬" I'm fucking dying 😂😂

@MrKnowledge0014

2 жыл бұрын

You only need a few shots to the balls.

I think that Tupac knew when to be poetic and when to be direct. This was a time to be direct. He absolutely could have been more poetic, but he didn't need to be. Yes, you definitely missed out by limiting your exposure to hip hop artists in the 90s. I listened to them all, even though I grew up in Cali. I'd love to hear you get into WC, one of the members of Westside Connection with Ice Cube and Mack-10. He is very unique and very good.

2pac don't make classic music he makes timeless music💯💯💯

Your loss… Biggie was about $$ & things, Tupac was about the heart

Bro I forgot how disrespectful these actual lyrics were, your reaction when he started talking about mobb deep having sickle cell had me crying laughing 🤣🤣🤣

Man I love this reaction my whole family from NY so I understand your point of view but I'm a big 2pac fan so I'm riding for pac

Wow man, on the fact that you never really encountered Pac, Be happy, you have so much to discover from this beautiful, yet troublesome soul.

@yazu1624

2 жыл бұрын

edit: Check out "Thug Style" by 2Pac. It's more technical and you might appreciate it more.

She wanted to sleep with him. Learn the backstory. He has so much respect for women.

As little as Tupac used complex rapping in his whole career, this song was even less complex than his average song. It was more of a very direct very blunt diss and thats what made it so hard hitting and one of the best disses, the aggression is what made this so classic 🔥

@margoswikehardt2067

2 жыл бұрын

And yet he's been inducted into rock n roll hall of fame.....

@ademeta1994

2 жыл бұрын

@@margoswikehardt2067 Yes well deserved imo

@sandman859

Жыл бұрын

Tupac has many deep and complex songs dealing with current events and issues of the time… I’m not sure what u mean.

@ademeta1994

Жыл бұрын

@@sandman859 @Chris Martha Tupacs style can be quite simple compared to other technical rappers. His rhyme schemes and patterns were not heavy on the technical side such as a Nas, Krs, Kool g rap, gza etc. He was more about the message and lyrics in his songs which may have talked about complex things, i was meaning he didnt have as much complex technical ability in terms of his ryhmes imo.

The entire rise and fall of Death Row records is simply fascinating (It’s amazing the company lasted as long as it did) This track was just free form hostility (As brilliant as 2Pac was he got in bed with the devil when he signed with Death Row and drank the West Coast/East Coast kool aid!) Easy E put out a track going after Dr. Dre after the entire NWA/Ruthless Records debacle (As important as this time period is for Rap it was a double edged sword it went from Pro Wrestling to members of record labels being gunned down and murdered (Once 2Pac & Biggie were gone rap to some extent died it’s now very “Produced” selling a brand not so much real music! The Death Row IP is now owned by a toy company (Its hard to buy into 2Pac’s legacy with this track if you are unfamiliar with his back catalog the entire All Eyes on Me double album is simply fantastic in every way 👍

@dwaynecarter736

2 жыл бұрын

his 1st album is great. strictly 4 my n_ggaz is the best album. 2pac gives only the best. the absolute rap champion.

@sandman859

Жыл бұрын

That All Eyez on me double album may be the best rap album of all time.

@JasonSum1979

Жыл бұрын

@@sandman859 I agree 100% But, R U Still Down is actually almost as Good as All Eyez on me (It gets overlooked due to the way it sounds many tracks were more or less demos I guess DeathRow didn't want to take the tracks and clean them up or add any Production behind it (So that double album never really hit into mainstream (It's very rough around the edges but, so overlooked imo

I find it hard to believe a person who grew up listening to 90s rap, is listening to hit em up for the first time in 2022.

Hit ‘em up is Bruce banner transitioning into the hulk. Pure rage.

“Until the end of time” is a great Tupac song.

Since you're not the "biggest" *Tupac* fan React to some of his songs like *(Dear Mama) (Brenda's Got a Baby) (Keep Your Head Up)*

@rwalden00

2 жыл бұрын

perfect list

@joshuacabonce

2 жыл бұрын

*Changes

@CaddyJim

2 жыл бұрын

@@joshuacabonce changes is more political (still relevant today) also the ones I listed have no curse words something many people don't realize

@stanzaloan3454

2 жыл бұрын

🤣 that was the most awkward reaction to this track I've ever seen man 🤣 It's cool tho. Just because someone is reacting to something you swear by doesn't mean the reactor has to like it. I respect your honesty

@chrismotionless4148

2 жыл бұрын

I frickin love the song Brenda's got a baby and dear mama

This may come as a surprise to many Americans, Tupac was bigger and had more fans in Nigeria in the 90s as any artist that ever made it out of America at that age. We rap his lyrics bar for bar, this very diss track still make people go crazy in bars, clubs and shows. Same as Nas Hate me now. It comes as a surprise that many people didn't idolize him like we from Africa did. But your explanations were clearly understood.

I grew up outside of either beef zone.... in middle of the US... we just got the top albums so if we were listening to hip hop we heard both... and they both were great until people started dying... crazy times

I absolutely lost it at “well.. better hope it’s 6 kids” to the 44 line 😂😂😂

😂I knew he was gone freak out when the “Sickle cell” line popped up

Your reaction is hilarious! Your expressions seemed as if Tupac threw you & family's names in there. You're too funny! Obviously Tupac was angry & venting. He wasn't going for lyrical content & trying to win a Grammy. He was hot & went straight to the studio. He didn't have a filter & didn't give 2 f@#ks.

I was in DC and nah we were STILL ride or die East Coast! It was Big, Puff, Mase, 112, Mobb Deep, Jay, WuTang… that’s all I listened to in 90’s… Em came in and fucked up the world! When we lost the greats tho - the mindset changed and I started listening to everything! I did listen to NWA, and one of my ALL TIME FAVORITE diss tracks is Real MF’ing G’s! It was a weird time back then… you just had to be there! But I do know PAC’s entire catalog now and have for a long time, so you definitely gotta catch up! He’s not gonna give you crazy bars, but he’s gonna make you think! Story telling is crazy!!

definitely need more 2pac reactions, "Unconditional Love" is a must

Pac and the Outlwaz (everyone in this song) is from the east coast. Just sayin. RIP 2Pac WESTSIDE UP

I listened to everything in Orlando. Pac, Big, nwa, 2live crew, tribe, puba, Geto boys, Shan, PE, run DMC, Beastie Boys EPMD, too many to name!!!. And …and all the slow jams!! Late 80s and 90 were solid bro.

Definitely need more 2Pac...I get the East coast feeling but he's just too iconic and goated to not check him out.

That was the thing about Pac. You aren’t going to get hit with doubles and triples all day. Pac is coming straight at your neck! No twisting his meanings or intent. His words are body blows!

No one remembers how Biggy diss track goes anymore, the Tupac track is testament how good it was and how raw it is because we are still talking about it today . West side ! Califa !

I get is man. I am an 86' baby from the midwest. Today I just listened to my first Nas album.

Now it's time to react to Eminem's 'Quitter' It's a really disrespectful and hard diss towards Everlast. And btw this dude had a heart attack

Good reaction, Pac has a whole lot of good music. You can feel him when he's mad, sad, happy, all that, he makes you feel what he says. He's not always the most technical rapper, but he paints a picture and makes you feel his lyrics. Also good group the Outlawz were all based out of NJ. In Pac's and the Outlawz words, there was no east west beef for them, it was a beef with Puffy, Biggie, Bad Boy and a few other individuals. The media made this in to a East / West beef

@locdasmoke

2 жыл бұрын

And that other guy you liked was Hussein Fatal, he passed away in 2015

@locdasmoke

2 жыл бұрын

Mob Deep dissed Pac and THUG LIFE while Pac was locked up

Im from the chi and we listened to EVRYTHNG!

“This is going to be unfortunate” 😂😂😂😂 that made my day. I’m laughing so hard right now

i can tell this reaction really hit you in the heart MrLboyd.. Keep rockin' steady my brother. Peace

2pac was not into complex rhymes and stuff like that. His thing was raw emotion, story telling, delivery and his voice.

In case you weren't aware Tupac moved to the west coast, he wasn't born there. Most all the outlawz are also from the east coast area... and yes even jersey.

Bro you really shorted yourself not listening to all rap during this era. Im from Virginia and have followed Hip Hop since it's conception. East Coast hip Hop is my favorite but i also loved NWA and Snoop from the word go. They introduced me to a whole new side of the rap game. To follow this whole beef and know all the answers to the questions you asked made me feel awesome! love your content my guy! Keep bangin em out!

So glad you are listening to Pac. Brenda's Got a Baby is a great story based song for reaction

"He wrote this extremely fast" 😂 Pac wrote everything fast

PAC hands down number 1 and I'm from my in the 90s and I still banged pac !

He wrote everything fast! It hit em up exactly what it was suppose to do

If you really want to get some perspective on Tupac, you should react next to Treach/Naughty By Nature "Mourn you til I join You" he talks about Pacs love for New York. Its such a heart wrenching video and makes it so obvious who his people were. (And it wasn't Snoop 🙄 who used Pacs death for his own purposes, Imo ☹️)

@thomashester2

2 жыл бұрын

He also had a song on Me Against the World and he bigges up New York

@irepfrisco415

2 жыл бұрын

@@thomashester2 Old School

Jada’s boyfriend??

His lyrics in this song - 100% correct and legit.

It's hard for me to believe a hip-hop head never heard hit em up! I don't care what Coast you're from!

Ironically, Tupac was born in Brooklyn, NY. He just didn’t spend any time in NY really. He moved around a lot.

@NkanyeziN

2 жыл бұрын

was he not born in Harlem instead of Brooklyn?

@mrhiphophead9077

2 жыл бұрын

@@NkanyeziN Pac was born in Brooklyn. Moved around NY and publicly claimed that he is from The Bronx.

I think you’re looking for too much, I think the reason this song is so highly rated is because it’s just an all out attack. Not trying to hide anything in cleverly written lyrics, just saying how he feels

This was bumping in the clubs

I was 16 when this track dropped.. remember the local DJ on the hip hop/R&B station told us to go buy the How Do U Want it single and play the B side.. would thank him later. Me and my 3 homies at the time jumped into my mercury and went to Tower Records at Midnight.. playing Hit Em Up on full blast/repeat til 3am.. What a time to be alive

Great reaction! I absolutely understand your reaction and thoroughly appreciate you letting us share this semi-painful moment with us! 😂 Definitely look forward to more exploration in this vein!

Exactly right, sir. He wrote it quick and in anger/hurt. It’s not really classic Pac, but it shows the passion of the man. If you explore Pacs earlier stuff, it’s pure poetry put to music. It’s beautiful. I’d really REALLY recommend you check out more music and more about the man himself. He was so far ahead of his time. Such a sad loss that he’s not around now. I’m sure he would be a very prominent public figure.

The title of the song matches the intensity of the words and emotion. That there is art, much of what pac raps about is fact and based of his experience/perspective. Tupac knows how's to create art through words. He a deep man. There was documentary that focused on tupac and biggie. It was mentioned that the feud between them was more of a publicity to sell records. Their beef with one another was reconciled before both passed. Just happens sometimes in life, that a lie becomes the truth and unfortunate things happen.

This was a time in Philly Errrrrrrrbody was banging this CLASSIC 🔥🔥🔥🔥❤️

I feel ya bro. I'm from Chicago You took that personally. Lol Pac was dynamic empathetic and poetic in articulating his messages. He had stories bars and several writing styles Plus he was different than Dr Dre in production style. He would get people in the booth to drop a verse, whoever finished a verse was on the song and they spliced that into a single... pressed. Dre will edit line by line and you rarely get a 1 take artist song like D O C getting funky... even with EMINEM Love him as a poetic story teller. Brenda got a baby. CHANGES , violent. Great catalogue

@mikeyminit5059

2 жыл бұрын

I ain't mad at cha too

This is by far the hardest mainstream diss track of all time. It’s not “I hate you”, it’s “I’m gonna fuckin kill you!”. Lots of great classics from the west coast, I highly suggest any of the Dre and Em “duets”, Forgot about Dre, Guilty Conscious, etc, and pretty much EVERYTHING 2pac did. If you like the super classic sound then NWA is good too

"Oh they did finnish" savage asf XD

Mobb Deep dissed Tupac on 'L.A, L.A.' and 'Survival of the Fittest', that's why he went at them. They also claimed Pac got sexually assaulted in jail on 'Drop a Gem On Em'. So yeah, they were fully into it, they weren't bystanders.

2Pac was my favorite rapper in the early 90s and still remains.LOL!😂got that Eastside in at the end.

I know you have more of an influence from Biggie and may not have had the chance to experience 2Pac's songs, would love to see you check out some of his greatest songs.. IMO those would be Hail Mary, Only God can judge me, or Running (which has a verse from Biggie)

@shoota5844

2 жыл бұрын

Keep ya head up & brendas got a baby would be good for this channel too

@DicnballzBitch

2 жыл бұрын

What about against all odds

All of them is from new York 2pac is 2 Memphis in da 🏠

You can only hear what your mind is ready to hear