He gave the OUTLAWZ names of people that America hated

@leef-r2583

Жыл бұрын

Not a lot of people know that aswell

@BryanRichardson1939

Жыл бұрын

The names he named at the end were all part of the outlaws but the names of the outlaws were big names That's why they were named who they were

@dramacydal7204

Жыл бұрын

Thats true but first they where called Dramacydal. Wonder where i got my name from 😂

@travissimmons174

Жыл бұрын

​@treeoflife Thug Life and Outlawz are 2 different groups

@franksandrobaybay212

Жыл бұрын

He's 2 young 4 this

He is the only one that could make "la,la,la" sound good!

@matiafflalo5208

Жыл бұрын

Haha , It's actually the melody of the Israeli anthem🇮🇱

@pacmanpes7299

11 ай бұрын

he stole the beat from Nas i think if i ruled the world

@dc8061

9 ай бұрын

​@@pacmanpes7299this is i ruled the world beat. This song is a diss to nas.

@araoyegbadebo3569

8 ай бұрын

​@@pacmanpes7299Pac will diss you with your beat and tell you, you don't deserve the beat 😅 but the beat is not exactly Nas beat

@Makaveli13Xroy

3 ай бұрын

on hail mary too

The part where he namedrops the dictators is because he formed the OUTLAWZ clique and named each member after those figures. He changed the spelling of their names though. Here are the members of the OUTLAW IMMORTALZ: 1. 2pac alias MAKAVELI (Niccolò Machiavelli) 2. Big Syke alias MUSSOLINI (Benito Mussolini) 3. Mopreme alias KOMANI (Ayatollah Khomeini) 4. Big Malcom alias E.D.I MEAN (Idi Amin) 5. Yaki Yafeu alias YAKI KADAFI (Muammar Gaddafi) 6. Katari Cox alias KASTRO (Fidel Castro) 7. Bruce Washington Jr alias HUSSEIN FATAL (Saddam Hussein) 8. Mutah Beale alias NAPOLEON (Napoleon Bonaparte) The other two members named YOUNG NOBLE and female STORM joined the group later on and were never given monikers.

@OniNoSweeney

Жыл бұрын

thank you, i couldn't remember all of them.

@alonerpunk

Жыл бұрын

I stand to be corrected. I think Big Syke and Mopreme were part of the group Thug Life not the Outlawz. The Outlawz were 7

@walejaylyrics

Жыл бұрын

@@OniNoSweeney I appreciate your props

@walejaylyrics

Жыл бұрын

@@alonerpunk Mopreme and Syke were the only Thug Life memebers to follow Pac to Death Row and they were included in the new clique which was called "OUTLAW IMMORTALZ" which was formed in October 1995 when Pac came home. Syke and Mopreme were part of it. However, Mopreme and Syke had issues with Pac here and there and therefore had left the group by around April of 1996 and from then Pac changed the name to just OUTLAWZ which was basically all his little homies.

@skrilla.scratch

Жыл бұрын

​@@alonerpunkoutlawz ended up being 7 (minus komani). And big syke and mopreme were founding members of t.h.u.g life

I like the sudden dose of 2pac lately... Keep em coming!

@williamthomas4601

Жыл бұрын

He doesn’t even like 2 pac . Cut it

@1337Meoww

Жыл бұрын

I inject tupac music

@carlosthomas8393

Жыл бұрын

Cause it ain't no other and people miss him

@marvinbienaime2012

Жыл бұрын

Bro, me too! I love it

@Joe_SIFU

Жыл бұрын

2pac = views for him

On the Mt Rushmore of rap and hip-hop sits the top 5 greatest rappers of all time and on top of that mountain sits 2pac unrivaled and second to none. Rest in power Pac. Still sorely missed. The greatest of all time until the end of time.

@cj-s90

Жыл бұрын

🕊🐐💚

@terrancerobinson20

Жыл бұрын

Unrivaled on a mountain all to himself. No competition.

@davidfortuin4146

Жыл бұрын

@@terrancerobinson20 You know it.

@luggerphilippe8409

Жыл бұрын

@david fortuin There's only 4 on Mt Rushmore but I still got ya and I agree..

@rgorman8189

Жыл бұрын

its only 4 on mt. rushmore & its 1)tupac 2)nas 3)biggie 4)jayz

He named his outlaws after those dictators hence the outlaw name

@SeaTK610

Жыл бұрын

Go M's, lets get back to the playoffs

@scottyhunt

Жыл бұрын

@@SeaTK610 JULIOOOOOO Go M's

@SeaTK610

Жыл бұрын

@@scottyhuntHell yeah Scott, let’s take the West from those stinking cheaters the Astros. They shouldn’t even be in our division to begin with.

@sikest41

Жыл бұрын

Can’t believe this was an actual question. Perhaps I’m being harsh but come on.

@youDontKnowWhatiKnow

6 ай бұрын

He named them people American government hated. Fck America!! Hahaha 👌🏾

Forever the Best Rapper ever. Rest In Power PAC.

I think it's time that you start to get into some of Tupac's interviews and speeches so you can get to know Tupac the man and not just 2Pac the rapper.

@Berto2K

Жыл бұрын

absolutely

@louisiana318

3 ай бұрын

For Real !...He a Biggie fan so you know how that go🙄... Pac was the Truth ! PROPHET

Your face is priceless when he names the Outlawz!!!! 😂😂😂😂 he named his crew after them

This is one of 2pac’s best songs. His lyrics and aggression were peaking right before his demise. “ I was all about my ends f friends or foes” is a shot at Jay-z. The beat selection was a shot at nas.

2pac had unmatched ENERGY PASSION he was doing so many things at one time He was in his own time and space it was hard for everyone else to keep up with him

He took Nas beat from If I Ruled The World and killed it

@cuzheavy4079

Жыл бұрын

Naw brother this is whoodini song called friends that's where nas got it from

This is were I put 2pac number 1 goat 🐐. The voice the lyrics the energy the delivery. I can't put biggie nas or eminem in front specially the last verse.

PAC was the real deal 💯 RIP

@rockstar2873

Жыл бұрын

facts

@naaiiiz

Жыл бұрын

Yup

He named his OutLawz after enemies of America, fucking genius!!!

One of my favorite Pac songs. The aggression in the actual rap verse parts with the sparring use of curse words, dope as hell.

Please React To These Songs By 2Pac : - Bomb First - Against All Odds - All Out ( OG VERSION ) - Watch Ya Mouth - Blasphemy - Life Of An Outlaw - Fuck Friendz ( OG VERSION ) - Until The End Of Time - Trapped - Last Wordz - Me Against The World - Old School - Death Around The Corner - All Eyez On Me - How Do U Want It - Toss It Up - Realist Killaz - Made Niggaz

@zenthepoet.

Жыл бұрын

I need to see Death Around The Corner reacted immediately..

@williamotey6707

Жыл бұрын

Especially blasphemy👊🏿

@gradychristopher8454

Жыл бұрын

Definition of a Thug Nigga and Streetz R Deathrow

2pac actually lived in alot of hoods. Harlem New York, Baltimore projects, Oakland California projects

Others gave Us Rap as a Music But 2pac gives Us Rap as a Experience...Good ,Bad ,Ugly ...You Choose.

The verse first is enough to be a whole book! Pac deeper detail goes over most peoples heads!

2pac said he rap about things he went through and people he know went through, he speaking about stories of his self and our people

*OUTLAWZ* *Tupac "Makaveli" Amaru Shakur* was the leader of the group, named for the Italian political philosopher *Niccolò Machiavelli* *Mopreme "Komani" Shakur,* Tupac's stepbrother was named after Iranian revolutionary leader *Ayatollah Khomeini.* *Yafeu "Yaki Kadafi" Akiyele Fula,* Tupac's godbrother, was named for Libyan dictator *Muammar Gaddafi* *Katari "Kastro" Terrance Cox,* Tupac's cousin, was named after Cuban dictator *Fidel Castro.* *Bruce "Hussein Fatal" Edward Washington Jr.,* childhood friend of Yaki Kadafi, was named after Iraqi dictator *Saddam Hussein* *Mutah "Napoleon" Wassin Shabazz Beale,* childhood friend of Kadafi, was named after French emperor *Napoleon Bonaparte* *Tyruss Gerald “Mussolini“ Himes,* named after Italian fascist dictator *Benito Mussolini* *Malcolm "E.D.I. Mean" Greenridge* was named after Ugandan dictator *Idi Amin*

@mohreh8402

Жыл бұрын

To me was genius

This is one of my favourite pac songs man

He named most of the members of his group, ‘The Outlawz’ after enemies of the U.S government. I had the privilege & honor of working with 2 of his Outlawz. You should react to ‘Who Do You Believe In’ or ‘Still I Rise’ by 2pac & The Outlawz. Some of my favorite pac songs and infested with substance.

@mohreh8402

Жыл бұрын

Me too brother I do music myself but before I could get them on the track both Hussein Fatal and Big Syke died. Hussein Fatal was the one I wanted but he died in a car accident.

I can't wrap my head around the fact that a New Yorker doesn't know any of the Outlawz, who are mostly from New Jersey. And this is coming from someone from the Netherlands 😄👍

Pac was 100% how he presented himself. Two sides, anger and rage but also a prophet. Pac was a banger, and gangster. That's what cost him his life

@BB-yo9yp

Жыл бұрын

Pac was NOT a gangster. Pac told you in his own words that he was not a gangster. He created the word Thug so that people wouldn't confuse him with gangsters. Now, was Pac down to ride for whoever he was running with?! Yes!!! Was Pac will to throw down without warning for his friends?! Yes!!! Was Pac willing to brandish steel in self-defence or the defence of others?! Yes!!! He proved ALL of those things countless times. Pac did not attack Baby Lane because he was a crip. Pac attacked Baby Lane because he know BabdBoy were using South Side as security when they came to LA, and he know Puffy had allegedly put a bounty on Death row Chains and earlier that summer, Baby Lane had tried to take Tre's chain. Therefore Pac felt responsible for that, he felt like he brought that drama to them, so he was standing in his square. "Nicca I don't give a fuck if you blood pr cuzz, long as you got love for Thugs" The GOAT Also, he named the Outlawz after figures that America hated and demonised.

@Makaveli..

Жыл бұрын

Pac weren’t a gangster but he defo weren’t no punk and had heart, there’s a Difference.

@DuaneIsAwful

Жыл бұрын

Y'all crazy. Pac is my #1 rapper if ALL TIME, and was a gangsta. An intelligent one who tried to change the world and represent every aspect of being a black man in America, but he was a thug/intelligent gangsta. He wasn't soft, strong as fuck and never backed down. Which is why he died. EVERY thing he said he meant. Was teaching strength to black men. And he did bang and was associated with gangs.

@DuaneIsAwful

Жыл бұрын

@@BB-yo9yp I respect your opinion. But in my opinion the term gangsta can be interpreted how you want it. But PAC wasn't Soft. He wasn't too be fucked with and got into shit, which led to his death. Unfortunately he was real and that caused his death.

@BB-yo9yp

Жыл бұрын

@@DuaneIsAwful I'm sorry but we can't talk about "interpretations". We've got people out here trying to devalue Pac's message and marginaslise him as a gangster rapper or a wanna be ganster. Pac was neither. Pac told you in his own words he did NOT want to be confused with gangsters, that's why he called himself a Thug. He told us that he never considered hisd music to be ganster rap, it was soul music, it was spiritual. In my opinion Pac was way harder than any of these ignorant street gangsters who ignorantly take life. Pac was about it. He wasn't a punk, but he wasn't an ignorant gangster without purpose. Much love.

Every word tupac wrote its song by itself...RIP the legend 🙌

Tupac, his brother Mopreme and sister was raised by members of the Black Panthers. Look into his life story and watch his interviews and speeches so you can get to know him. The names at the end are the names he gave The Outlaws which is his group

@TheSub-SaharanAmericanLegend

Жыл бұрын

Facts 💯

@mendonezirov4796

Жыл бұрын

Mopreme is cousin not brother but same family yes

@kelloggs2110

Жыл бұрын

Step brother, it his sisters brother

These lyrics are crazy.... Dont overthink it ... This is very good

Definitely one of my favorite song lyrically killed it 🔥🔥🔥

I'm 30 now...I had my grandma buy me this cd when I was in 7th grade....good times

Tupac was From The Streets and Literally Went Out With a Bang Still Still Claiming a Set and T.H.U.G. Life, Is 2Pac's Own Creation..! Tupac Did a Interview In The 90's, And Explained "T.H.U.G Life Means, True Heroes Under GOD"

Man I been waiting for you to do this song for the longest this my fav 2Pac song as of rite now he poured his heart out on this

He was naming and describing his crew that use those names

I’m surprised nobody mentioned this is the “if I rule the World “ beat

@stephencox8723

3 ай бұрын

They both used the same sample

They had to take the undercover agents part out due to lawsuits. The subliminal was toward Mobb Deep, samples If I ruled the world by Nas

He said "What can they do to me and live to brag?" my good brother.

I'm crying he didn't know those are the members of the Outlawz lol😂😂😂😂

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Жыл бұрын

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2pacs rabbit hole...fck deep... - Until the end of time - Blasphemy - letter 2 the president - letter 2 my unborn child - When thugz cry And many more

Greatest voice in rap history. He used it as an instrument. Natural talent and overall talent.

To me, that last verse shows the paradox of 2pac and others. So, he raps about all of this street stuff, killing people, etc. But, he also wanted to make a difference. I think its also meant to say that, him rhyming about that stuff isn't the cause of it. He's depicting what already is. In his prime, his music was the subject of government controversy, with politicians saying he and others were the cause of the crime rate. So, I think he's touching on that. Lastly, 2Pac was very open about his non-street life upbringing. He was a school kid, in music and acting, theatre, poetry, etc. However, he grew up very poor, which led him to be around all this street stuff he describes. Only in his later years was he ever really about that life. He was gang affiliated, particularly with death row. But, I don't think he was ever truly about that life. Thats part of why he was killed. He put himself in a world he didn't belong to, and one he wanted to change. Its all pretty complex and sad.

so nice to see someone experience tupac for the 1st time, glad you have been doing a lot of his tracks. seeing your face light up to the whole package of each song is amazing.

i nearly died at the end laughing. thats the name of the Outlawz xD

i think the song out of his catalog i enjoy the most was on the Gang Related soundtrack, Staring through my rearview. rather under rated, imo, and i've yet to see much mention of it from a lot of people.

@leonaalborg297

8 ай бұрын

That hit is emotional and very hard ❤

nobody will ever come near our boy 2PAC in the sense of record producing/writing/flowing/rythem n flow!!!!

Wow I've been listening to pac since 96 and you just taught me what that line about Swahili means. I had no idea pirus spoke in swahili. Yes, he was heavily affiliated with the Mob Pirus, through Suge Knight and his bodyguards. That's basically what got him killed, loyalty to Suge and his Piru crew.

This is my favourite song!!!

This song and hellraizer was a major soundtrack to all kinds of crazy shit back in the day 😂 keep up the good work bruh

No more to be said. I’m 40 and grew up and still live in the South. My favorite rapper is Pac and second is Big. I never really dealt with the beef but obviously was aware. You have reacted to my favorites so no complaints but keep it going because I’m loving this. I feel bad that you never got to listen to Pac’s greatness at a younger age but I understand. My 3’rd favorite is Nas so show some love!

If you want to tie everything together, listen to his interviews and start with the Ed Gordon interview then the Vibe interview.

Awesome reaction Big Homie, can you react next to UNCONDITIONAL LOVE by him? It will show you another side of Pac. Thanks

Pac is the BEST Rapper that Ever Lived

Where this guy been under a rock.....never heard this till 2022...where he been

Its funny to watch you say how many times u can hear a song and say its “Masterful”…. But yet hesitate to say He’s the “Master” of this rap shii😂😂😂

Nas took pacs all eyez on me beat for street dreams, so Pac took if I ruled the world 😭

@TheSub-SaharanAmericanLegend

Жыл бұрын

They had the cold beef between the two. Many didn't see that lol

@cuzheavy4079

Жыл бұрын

All eyes on me and street dreams were samples from Linda clifton never gonna stop troublesome and if I ruled the world were samples also from whoodini song friends

One of my favorite songs

LOVE how you break the videos down..you even teach me and I thought I knew what the song meant..GREAT reaction MrLBoyd..also Tupac group, the outlaws was named Khadfee, Napoleon, EDI Mean, Castro, musileni, Hussein etc….they were all troublesome soldiers, but they were the names of his group the outlaws..that’s where the names at the end comes from

He was cultured. Had been to arts type school, did poetry, b4 moving to Cali... but didn't have a "nice" life & definitely had his street cred as well

In order to avoid sampling rights during that time alot of west coast and southern producers did interpolations. DJ quick replayed lots of instrumentals for deathrow.

@SeaTK610

Жыл бұрын

You mean DJ Quik, he did a lot of work for Tha Row.

See he's much better than everyone. #1 Tupac is #1.

Pac was huge into books and had each Outlawz member read a book on the dictator he named them after..

The goat at his apex. On repeat for many many workouts in my life

2Pac was the son of 2 BlackPanthers. His dad was the Captain of the Jersey chapter.

OUTLAWZ meaning Operating Under Thug Law As Warriorz. Oversaw Bloods & Crips. Prior group was Thug Life turned Outlawz

the outlaws (2pacs rap group) each named themselves after dictators. He was shouting out his rap crew.

2pac tells u he’s the realest!

💥Ballad of a Dead Soldier💥

He’s referring again to Robert “Yummy” Sandifer…Executed by GD’s at the age of 13.

The names of dictators he is shouting out is the aliases of the Outlawz. The Outlaws are his "Group" like Jr. Mafia was Biggies. You gotta understand this about Biggie. Dude could spit. He was a lyricist for sure BUT.. His whole style was take from Tupac. Everything Tupac did Big just mimicked it. Which cause tension in their friendship and why Pac went so hard at him. But his Group The Outlawz are named after dictators mostly. Quote from a E.D.I. Mean interview taken from VladTV. "While [Tupac] was in jail he was reading a lot of books," Mean remembers, who would go visit and converse with him about his latest reads. One time Pac told him that going forward they would be called the Outlaw Immortalz, with each member named after an enemy of the United States. When it came to deciding the aliases, Pac was adamant on choosing "actual people" that they "knew this country despises," tying it back to Black males being despised in America.

He was saying the names of the members of his group OUTLAWZ..These are the names of those people, or rather those leaders of different countries whom the United States hated the most in history..Idi Amin Dada Oumee, Fidel Alejandro Castro, Benito Mussolini, Napoleon Bonaparte, Saddam Hussein and Muammar Gaddafi..much love❤❤peace🙏

He changed their name from Dramacydal to Outlawz & named each member after enemies of America

It probably was live. Pac was using lots of live recordings on Deathrow. A lot of his late recordings have the crisp sound because a lot of it was live music.

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Жыл бұрын

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@leelandglover7777

Жыл бұрын

He didn't let them tweet his voice recording it was just raw.

I feel like when Tupac and biggie came around. They definitely changed the rap music. Their styles were unique and different and sounded really good. I miss both of them. and their music God bless rest in peace.

i like how youre finally vibiing...no biased. just vibing.

One of my favorites. He called this shit

those people are not dictators,its what america makes you think, those people fought america till they die.

A lot of Black prisoners speak in Swahili. Pac was part of a revolutionary family that included Assata Shakur.

The reason he named all those names that is name of members in the Outlaws.

Are these truly your first time hearing these!! I'm 43 from DE and Pac was my favorite artist of all time back then! He's the 🐐

Bro Pac real with it he lived that life… He ain’t here anymore right.!!! He lived that life man

You think they Barbarian coz you American but here in Africa they are our HEROES, this song expresses his revolutionary robust radical attitude towards life whether it's a battle, belief or glory

"What can they do to me? & live to brag" that's what he actually says.. I just realized that right now as well lol

There is a rumor that he got the name for this song from a runaway slave who learned to read, led a revolt, and when he was asked what his name was he shouted “I’m Troublesome”

The only man that keeps giving you wisdom after he's done giving you wisdom.

PACs mum was what she was look it up look up his Aunty in Cuba that whole story insane even though he was put through all that schooling still respected by all

Outside of the time Pac was in jail in NY, he was always in and out of jail in California. I remember him getting locked down for a short time when, Keep your Head up, was on the radio. He was popular but not huge at the time.

His group the Outlawz were named on Amerika's enemies,

@blueking7415

Жыл бұрын

Tupac is the only one to have nuts to go against the Amerikkka

pac was all that he said in music ...is too REAL

He said every member's artist name of his grup outlaws

I'm 41 years old and I remember the 1st time hearing this song in like 8th grade

The last verse is fire! You should put up the lyrics.

He Knew, "My words MUST live forever". After the Physical form. Mission ACOMPLISHED.

the echoes in this joint, crazeey

Pac has Oakland love. He is him.

i love pac and this song.

When Tupac was mentioning the outlawz, your reaction is priceless 😂😂😂

It was mostly Suge that was a blood and had ties to them. still has ties to them.

people who just listen to Pac in 2023...some of us grew up with him figuratively

Death is worse than jail. He died a violent death. He shot an off duty police officer because they were jumping on another brother. He did jail time behind a questionable sexual assault. He was shot another time before his Vegas incident that took his life. He was a product of the inner city. What doesn't make sense about him writing this? Why would you question this? How much must one go through for you to find their lyrics credible? I would say he lived a troublesome life, as many of us do or did.

The album Machiavelli was his greatest production and is not available on Spotify which is really too bad.

@johnblack4915

6 ай бұрын

U meant Makeveli..you really hit the nail on the head..his Magnum Opus..my fact..the greatest rap album of all time 😊

@jimmyv1753

6 ай бұрын

@@johnblack4915 yes you’re right. Autocorrect was not helping me on that one 😂