The fact that her dad knows Tupac and is educating his daughter on it is pure gold . Love that

@prod.dre6ix351

Жыл бұрын

my friend dats a Fact... Pure Gold that's what that is!!!

@melo2726

Жыл бұрын

he a older man when he said he played it for his mom said enough lol I played it for my om also years back and im in may 30's fuck I feeling old lmfao

@tiyalewhitehurst338

Жыл бұрын

Absolutely

@krismoody7428

Жыл бұрын

Facts

@zubes12

Жыл бұрын

Exactly what I was thinkin

Almost 30 years later still getting reactions like this. Only Tupac Shakur🕊️

@flickeringboxofficial

Жыл бұрын

Yup, I am hard pressed to o think of someone who can stir emotions and thought on that level. And that he was early 20's year old did this. Still amazed 30 years later, even more now with some years under my belt.

@IENetworkTV

Жыл бұрын

@@flickeringboxofficial i am so glad i found this channel i love that you are educating your young queen

@oberynredviper7828

Жыл бұрын

The GOAT. It still saddens me to think the impact he would have had on this world if he was still with us.

@GrandpaOCE

Жыл бұрын

the goat in the 80's and 90's i was legit a metal head but Tupac i listen to

@ashrafshagar1793

Жыл бұрын

And forever will be the same reaction

Dad schooling his daughter up on game is dope. Props to him for embracing Pac 🙏🏿

@carlosdones1652

9 ай бұрын

Very dope!

To think how powerful Pac was without social media is crazy!

@Jeff-sp7bg

7 ай бұрын

You had to have real talent to get noticed.

@lifescomplexities1046

4 ай бұрын

He has always been powerful before the social media. He was destined to be great from the onset.

Such a meaningful track for us men raised by single mothers. RIP Pac

@jacobolmos2475

Жыл бұрын

real talk!

@bobafett317

Жыл бұрын

real words brotha!!

@StevenRobertsJr

Жыл бұрын

It is a single mama theme song ain’t it

@yungrenny9061

Жыл бұрын

😢😢😢😢😢

@sibahlenyhila

Жыл бұрын

Hits different.

He was bout 22-23 writing dear mama. That’s insane when you think about it.

@flickeringboxofficial

Жыл бұрын

I made mention of that in Brenda's got a baby....like 19 with that one. I thought he was brilliant back then but now in my 50's I can't even put into words how much I appreciate him more. He was a man among men, a warrior poet.

@antoineporche-rideaux4841

Жыл бұрын

It's not insane because the greatest rappers of all time started writing rhymes before they were teenagers

@libanabdulle5454

Жыл бұрын

@@antoineporche-rideaux4841 he means its insane because not many ppl appreciate their mom at that age

@mrlaokids1235

Жыл бұрын

The story his cousin told in the Doc, about when he first had everyone listen to the song after a crazy situation and the cops banging on his hotel door and he just let the song play for everyone is crazy!

@ATLDRUMACADEMY

Жыл бұрын

@@antoineporche-rideaux4841yeah but not all were writing on this level

Tupac was ahead of his time. He was a poetic genius. I was 18 when he passed. It crushed me when the news came out he was gone. RIP Pac

@ben0789

Жыл бұрын

I was only 5 at the time

@Jomievolution8

Жыл бұрын

Yoo I was 18 too!

@yusufraage8554

10 ай бұрын

I was 6 and started to listen to Pac after he was dead for over 6 years.

@duwax

9 ай бұрын

Timeless

@okechukwuibe955

8 ай бұрын

He’s not gone❤ He’s a lagend

"Through the drama, I could always depend on my Mama." RIP Pac.

@jamyljamerson6421

6 ай бұрын

That’s real💯. If your mother is 👌🏿

@T.Denise

5 ай бұрын

That part always got me

Props to your dad, he knows his shit when it comes to 2pac. I would never have thought that by looking at him. Lesson learnt is never judge a book by its cover. Lol

@afckajjansi

Жыл бұрын

@@bio2020 uhhh it's her hubby?

@FrantifaSuperSoldier

Жыл бұрын

​@@bio2020 probably because people from different generations tend to have different tastes in music, different perspectives and different experiences which all impact the reaction

@sickkicksalwaysglobal1433

Жыл бұрын

2pac Was SO GREAT HE COULD REACH ANY RACE OF PEOPLE

@joshuawiggins3891

Жыл бұрын

I love that bro true that love this song played it for my momma and my dad was lets just say not a good person one of my favorites

@MrSmokeytehbear

Жыл бұрын

All us old heads that grew up on 2pac are dads now, we aren't gonna let that history go to waste

I'm almost 37 , grew up on 2pac and bone thugs in VERY rural Kansas lol. To me no one is better than pac and probably never will be

@TheCharr1981

Жыл бұрын

Yes. Because 2pac is utterly outspoken that comes within his heart whether you like it or not.

@tevonthemoney21

Жыл бұрын

That Collaboration in Thug Luv gets turned UP when you play that shit!!!

@djuanbenjamin9149

Жыл бұрын

Tupac was in jail when this video came out, that’s why he isn’t in it.

@EE-ie9gm

Жыл бұрын

90’s was the peak in music and entertainment

@josemiranda6394

Жыл бұрын

Hold my beer

Raised by a single Mexican mother and I keep reminding that QUEEN how much I appreciate and love her with all my heart and soul ❤❤❤❤

@richardpage5812

4 ай бұрын

You only get one.

It's one of the greatest songs ever. Doesn't matter what ethnic group, this song is heartfelt. It touches the soul.

@BrooklynNY1979

Жыл бұрын

Damn straight!

@Rich-km7pr

Жыл бұрын

That's why Pac's the 🐐 🐐

@robertcabral9015

Жыл бұрын

At right

@vinnytesla9731

4 ай бұрын

exactly ... so why bring up ethnicity?

I'm a poor kid from Oakland California and this song means everything to me and my mother. Together we made something out of our lives because of the power of love. This is the song I play every mother's day.

@PILLGATESUBEEZY

Жыл бұрын

Changes by 2pac

@riddles4237

Жыл бұрын

I’m a rich kid from California and this still means everything to me.

@lukasc4534

9 ай бұрын

@@riddles4237 good4u

One of the most powerful songs ever dedicated to a mother. If your mom played a major role in your life, this song hits hard, especially if she has passed on!

@danielsierra466

Жыл бұрын

Preach

@daniellerobinson3316

9 ай бұрын

Very true

Wow I'm a 51 year old black male grew up listening to hip hop and I never thought I'd see anything like this this touched me much love 2 dad & daughter!

@SonyStudioPro

8 ай бұрын

Alexis is not Burch’s daughter… she’s his assistant… 😊

This is how we keep his legacy alive, educate our kids

The thing I always love about this song is that, as a son, it is the most sincere way I can think of to express love for your mother. "There is NO WAY I can pay you back, but my plan is to show you that I understand. You are appreciated." I will forever cherish my mother and associate this song with her.

@flickeringboxofficial

Жыл бұрын

Well said Alok

No other rapper in history can make you feel emotion the way Tupac did he was bigger than rap he was out of this world

@BrooklynNY1979

Жыл бұрын

I wouldn't say that, but Pac was and IS indeed powerful!

@GoodLook911

8 ай бұрын

Facts!!!...

It's crazy that he did all this at an age of only 19 to 25! Pac wasn't just a Rapper he was a real artist a Poet and he really cared about the people Rest in Paradise Tupac 🕊️❤️

@osas1shengen58

8 ай бұрын

Well said bro

@TyrelCrawford-wn7ey

8 ай бұрын

Could of been the next melcim X rip tu pac

This is the type of song that makes you wanna call up your momma ; say you love her and apologize for all the stupid shit you used to do, his story telling is next level ; he just grips people with his voice and his way of speaking

This song hit me deep before losing my Mother in Dec 2021. Now it hits deeper. I can't listen to it without breaking down. If your Mother is still with you, SHOW her the appreciation and love she deserves. Happy Mother's Day to all the Moms out there.

Tupac is an almost perfect example of the duality of man. He was so conscientious and showed how much he cared about others more than himself. You could tell his heart was pure gold and if he loved you, he would do anything for you.... but if you crossed him, he would bring a wrath down on you with his lyrics that few others could do as effectively as he did. The biggest shame of it all is how much his early demise robbed the world of such an incredible talent.

@Oldschoolrap91

Жыл бұрын

Wow, well said. My thoughts exactly. Such a pure, raw, and real soul he was. No filters, just living to the fullest in all aspects. And all what he did, in 25 years. What an incredible artist of life. :-)

@cloudfloat4179

Жыл бұрын

Well said man..... well said...

@missurielleshakirthesiren-3866

Жыл бұрын

His early demise is part of what made him a Legendary Rapper. And he knew he was going to die young.

@jring383

Жыл бұрын

@@missurielleshakirthesiren-3866 obviously dying young goes a long way towards growing your legend, but that really does understate how influential he was when he was alive both in music and film and in terms of his activism. He was a hugely popular artist before his death.

@missurielleshakirthesiren-3866

Жыл бұрын

@@jring383 He was a legend before and after his demise. Dying young is also a legacy like in Marilyn Monroe and Jimmy Hendrix. He already knew he was dying young and probably why he worked so hard.

My son played this for me when he was in high school. I was a single mother of 3 and had my own struggles when they was younger with drugs and we was poor but I loved them. This was hard to hear at first but I get it and I'm glad he played it for me. 😢

@bobbyjohnson4848

7 ай бұрын

Don't cry beautiful 😢 I know it couldn't have been easy to have written , but I wanted to thank you for sharing and I'm glad you were able to get your life back in order 🙏🏿‼️ SN: There's no shame in being poor, falling on hard times sometimes life happens & knocks you down, but what matters is how you get back up swinging until you knock out ‼️ So matter how bad it was for you your kids loved you so you were definitely doing something right 👍🏿 take care ‼️

I stand by my decision.. Tupac is the Greatest rapper of all time rhe Muhammad Ali of Rap!!!!

@AngelHoll-pr8fz

Ай бұрын

Agreed

I have tears rolling again 😢 everytime I hear this song and I've heard it 100 times or more. 2pac ❤

@julius23

Жыл бұрын

Same 😢

@tevonthemoney21

Жыл бұрын

Yall too sensitive

@Edward.E.Nigma.

Жыл бұрын

​@@tevonthemoney21 🤡

@tevonthemoney21

Жыл бұрын

@@Edward.E.Nigma. 🤡 🤡

@Sloppyjoe7390

Жыл бұрын

@@tevonthemoney21 everyone's up bringing is different maybe you can't relate to it as much as me that's fine good day to you sir 👍

This is a true representation of the fact that mother's are still imperfect human beings ,like everyone else and no matter their weaknesses, their inability or ability, their struggles...mental, emotional or physical , one thing that is certain, there's no doubt in the infinite amount of love that a momma feels for her children. This touched my heart . My kids are young adults. It was hard for me ,having Asperger's and I struggled with rising up to societies standards. I remember going outside of my comfort zone to pull off miracles and though it was a lot for me , the next person may have found it to be not as big of a deal to accomplish. I lived on welfare, tapped into every resource imaginable, anything I could round up , to make sure they were happy and healthy, spent tons of times crying to myself wishing I could excel like most of the population. But one thing I did excel in was loving my children. Making best of decisions possible in every scenario. I'm proud of all the side talks, advices, deeper talks and experiences we shared. They all are very loving and kind , and have such great hearts and minds. They love ALL people and take time with those who need it because I showed them to be compassionate. I hear this song and I just get chills throughout my body and cry , and all I heard was the beginning. Forever a song that's a classic . It'll never die. ❤️ To you two , thank you for sharing this video,I'm positive Tupac is flying high and simply proud of your respect for him ,his momma and his work.

@VonJay

8 ай бұрын

Wish my mom loved me but I’m glad most of the world got to experience that type of love.

2 pac is a tru poet.

“who’d think in elementary, hey, I’d see the penitentiary one day” is still the best hip hop lyric of all time.

This is why I say he was/is the greatest rapper EVER. Is lyrics mean something and people of all walks of life can connect on some level ❤

Alexis almost made me cry the way she explained how mother's always second guess their decisions. It made me think about my family. That's love!

I was born many years after Tupac died yet this song always gets me in my feelings. It hits home so much. I love my momma. One love to all the mothers and fathers who gave it their best to raise their children despite all the obstacles that came their way.

What i loved about Tupac was the raw emotion in his music..one of the great storytellers of my generation..he wasn't just a rapper,he was a poet

This song hits me deep. My life almost mirrors Pacs life minus becoming a wealthy rapper. But my pops abandoned us in his grandmothers garage and told my moms he was going out to look for work and never came back. When he passed away at the age of 53 my older brother and sister were crying and went to his funeral and burial. They came to my house to ask me to pay for the funeral and burial since I was the only one with money and they was broke. I said sorry but I don’t know him and they got upset and left. They had to cremate him and well I felt nothing because the only memory I had of him was when I was 3 years old him chasing my moms with a knife and I grabbed him by his lower leg screaming for him to leave my mom alone. Then him leaving us in that garage when I was still 3. My moms was everything to me, she passed 5 years ago and the pain of losing her is still there. If you haven’t told your moms she is special and that you love her to death make sure you do because they need to hear it.🙏🏾

@tminusoftexas3224

Жыл бұрын

For real thank you for the story. Our love sent your way. Your momma raised a hell of a man. 🍻

@SuperSinn666

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for being real for all us.

Til this day, the song still puts a lump in my throat every time I hear it for my own mother who passed.

Tupac is one of the greatest song writers of all time

@Beardedmane901

Жыл бұрын

Can u imagine making something that will be here hundreds of years 🔥🔥🔥

I played this for my mother at age 14 she passed away in 2019 for a while I couldn’t even hear the song with out shedding a few tears I remember she cried when she heard it I didn’t know anything about mourning but I mourned for a while because while she was passing I had to be strong for everyone else but yeah it’s pretty deep for me great video ❤

@nicjfrancis

9 ай бұрын

❤❤❤ love to you and your Moms bro

He was the full package. Most artists are one dimensional. Pac could make songs for the ladies like Keep Ya Head Up, can you get away, heartfelt songs like Unconditional Love, changes, Ghetto Gospel and Dear Mama, raunchy songs like How Do You Want It & I get around, social conscious songs like Trapped, Brenda’s got a baby, me against the world, laid back songs like old school, pour out a little liquor, to live & die in LA, picture me rollin, check out time but also that hardcore side like Hit Em Up, Ambitionz as a ridah, when we ride on our enemies & amerikaz most wanted.

@kodgambles2440

Жыл бұрын

Perfect explanation

@storm4710

Жыл бұрын

add to that Changes

@illestnwk

Жыл бұрын

Throw in Me against the world too

@dwag303

Жыл бұрын

He related with gang bangers moms dads hustlers the OG’s the BG’s the riders the killers the drug dealers all the way to the white kids !!!!!

@NeznanPoznanovic1993

Жыл бұрын

Well said, and no one doesn't mention like you did.

Her smile faded real quick once the lyrics started coming out. My wife cried and rang her mum after I showed her this song. Love from New Zealand. Cool as reaction team.

I'm over 40 now, and growing up this has always been one of my favorite songs. Today after a couple of years since my mom as passed; I think this is my all time favorite song. When I listen to it nowadays I always cry but in then end its pure memories and tears of joy! Pac was a blessed soul!~

This song is timeless and resonates with everyone who hears it. My mom also didn't like rap music but she let me play this for her and it also brought her to tears . Wonderfully written, and brilliantly conveyed.

Man this bring tears to my eyes cause, my mom to raised us on next to nothing an worked tirelessly to make us survive.....

This guy is awesome, breaking off game for his daughter, just like my dad taught me knowledge back in the day before his dementia set in. Cool choice of music, 2pac, and he can actually relate to it as he mentioned going through the struggle! Big props for him sharing his favorite music!

One of the best most genuine reactions I've ever seen. Tupac shook up the world, the best to ever do it.

I love his poetic rhapsody message and yes his mother did defend herself because she had a brilliant mind. Just imagine if these issues weren’t a problem with having shelter, food, employment for his mother or community. Went I went to college the professors in class would talking about this songs. I was so taken aback about how they are talking about this song today. Really amazing.

Let it be known(for those who don't know) that Tupac finally met his real father after this song was made who visited him at the hospital when Tupac was shot. Looks just like him. When interviewed, he said that he didn't know he had a son because he had broken up with Pac's mom due to her drug addiction and she had moved out west. He's a real stand up dude and you can find his interview on You Tube.

@netsfan718

Жыл бұрын

He knew he had a son he used to bring pac over his house up until pac was 3 then afeni bounced and he couldn't find him for 15 years

@romariosmith422

Жыл бұрын

Get your facts straight. The man knew his son and that hefer kept pac away from his father.

My mum passed away almost 2 years ago and i regret not showing her how much i care for her. I cry whenever i think of that. Id like to believe that she knew i loved her but i still feel bad that i disnt express it the way i should have ... Till we meet again... Rest easy, mum

@jorgevillalobos9288

8 ай бұрын

She knows

Shout out to your dad. That's a real man right there. You are lucky.

The fact that he always doubled his vocals made it unique and sounds even more emotional.🌹Miss you mum😔

I cried with you mama. The guilt of the things I can't control and the things I'm working on changing. It can become all so overwhelming but the truth we do are best with what we have and that has to be enough.

I’m 47 raised in the South Bay Area and here in the Bay Area we have had so many talented rap artists that were taken away to soon and that all left there mark on so many people,Tupac was a gift and born a diamond in the rough all his struggles in life helped give him so much resilience,he touched hearts and tattooed his fans in the soul not the flesh,Tupac had so many songs that would move us,that made us think deeper to try harder to reach an apex I know for me Tupac influenced me to be a better version of myself to my children to my family and to learn more about so many subjects in life,Tupac was not just a rapper he was such a man that words can’t impress on some little comment section, I’ve always believed he was a patron saint for those In hopelessness and of poverty. Many will deny this but his fans know what I mean he’s been a medicine for me since 1990 I was 14 then, digital underground had some great songs and the production by shock-g was incredible to say the least but they gave Tupac his first major appearance and that’s what grabbed me and we’ll I was welded for life to 2pac as it was written on his early albums..Tupac had so many great plans for so many people and wanted to really do the real work that isn’t being done to help the poor especially children! There’s to many wealthy rappers/actors and actresses/athletes/business owners of all sorts,to not have better schools and programs for the less fortunate,to many think that a turkey drive and back packs help and it’s just a grain of dust of what’s truly needed in so many areas,Tupac was targeted long before he found success his family was always living in the scope because of their roots and stance here in the United States,men like Tupac have never had the chance to grow older to see their dreams finally be developed every hero of the poor is taken away to soon because in my heart I believe a certain few with power know if a small ember of fire were to have a chance at true growth that small ember would become an endless ocean of positive changes in so many poor people..I believe this is why todays rappers lack any real content a generation was raised without the real vigor it takes and they just can’t do what 2pac did in such a short amount of time,sure Jay -z is sucka d wealthy but he never ever could make a heart bleed 2pac was the rose that grew from concrete

I grew up listening to 2pac, probably heard all his released songs and most unreleased ones as well. I remember listening to dear mama with my Ethiopian mom, he’s a legend world wide. It’s so crazy to think that he was only 26 years. R.I.P Tupac Shakur. ❤️

Well she just heard arguably when of the best songs in hip hop history...👏🏾💯💐

He was so special. His lyrics were so deep and came straight from the heart. Doesnt matter if you like rap or not, 2pac was so articulate, so much emotion in his songs. Taken too early, did so much in such a short time and you can't help but think what else he would've been able to do? So good to see more people experience his music, alot of great messages in his songs.

everyone talking about Dad knowing about 2pac, the thing about Pac is he transcends race and generations, this dude is freaking Eternal , Rest easy homie , words cannot describe the way you helped and influenced me throughout my life

Almost 30 years later and still getting reactions Legends never die

Tupac been dead 27 years. I'm 42, what a reminder about a great generation and amazing rappers, my teen girls have no idea.

My mom made miracles, too. Still does. Now she is basically watching me suffer, and I hate it. I just want to outlive her, so she doesn't have to go through the pain of losing a child.

@missriss23

Жыл бұрын

Oh no 😢 do you have a health problem or is it life choices?

@profanepersonality

Жыл бұрын

@@missriss23, it is health problems. I wish it was life choices, so I had some kind of power over it.

@missriss23

Жыл бұрын

@profanepersonality I'm sorry to hear that 😞 can I recommend a book, Zen and the art of saving the planet. I wish you peace and comfort.

@profanepersonality

Жыл бұрын

@M , I will actually look that up and read it. I still have happiness, everyday, because I choose it. Ironically, my mom taught me that as a child, but now, I know I weigh heavy on her mind, and it has affected her happiness.

@missriss23

Жыл бұрын

@profanepersonality she's sounds lovely and you sound like a good hearted son that makes her proud

Thumbs Up 2 Pac was a mommy's boy just like me , I really miss my mom so much.

@flickeringboxofficial

Жыл бұрын

Mine passed almost 1 year ago and it hurts every day Jefferey.

It's amazing how powerful women are. This song will be played in heaven.

Great reaction. I remember hearing that once Tupac wrote this masterpiece, he directly called his mom on the phone and sang it to her acapella. And she loved it (ofc).

This song is definitely make you think about family. I love this song because it make me cry and I think about my mom and I love her every day. ❤😊

The fact that you are loving this song and explaining it the best to your daughter is pure gold . Love that

Pac’s music is the realest. I still get the chills when I play his albums. RIP 2pac

He later found out his Dad was alive. And they actually built a good relationship.

My oldest son had me listen to this song. I totally lost it. Was so long ago now. But so happy y’all are reacting to this ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

2 Pac- the greatest of all time. like it that dad shows her daughter what real rap is. greets from germany

I cry everytime I hear this song! PAC is and always will have my respect as a man human and is my favorite rapper of all time 💯 ✊🏾❤️

So raw & real .Tupac is a Iconic legendary artist that will be remembered like Bob Dylan or Michael Jackson. Timeless talent that touches your heart & soul always 🙏🏽 👑 ❤

Unconditional love by pac is one of my favorite from him

And this is why PAC is the greatest rapper of all time. He can resonate with all kinds of people from different backgrounds.

Burch, it's nice your amazing mom liked this song. Old country, blues, and certain rap is original American poetry. There is a special bond between a loving mother and a son. Also, exposing Alexis to different genres of music (and interpretations) is one of the greatest gifts you can provide as a father. Great analyses FB!

I literally can't play this song too long, it makes me cry every time. Such a beautiful song!

Pops knows his ish. Music, especially hip hop hits all races. 2pac was and is the GOAT!! DGAF what anyone says. Rip Tupac Amaru Shakur

As impressive as 2Pac's heartfelt lyrics were the use of the Joe Sample sample along with the Sadie melody on the hook made for a perfect match and allows it to tug at the listener's heart strings 💙

2Pac was a genius ❤🇿🇦, He will never die in our ❤and minds. Named my daughter after his mom just changed the spelling *Aaffeny*

Dad is a man of culture this is dope

respect to the father for breaking down the facts about the GOAT

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@kokoyaro

Жыл бұрын

2Pac - Mama's Just a Little Girl That's Part2 song of Dear Mama

@danielgomez7399

Жыл бұрын

Awesome reaction, please react to COAST CONTRA the realest freestyle. These four young men are bringing lyrical rap back, they’re the new Wu Tang Clan of today. Thanx have a blessed day.

@IENetworkTV

Жыл бұрын

Can U GUYS REACT TO WANTED DEAD OR ALIVE VIDEO BON JOVI

@rvnprjr7742

Жыл бұрын

New Subscriber from the Bay Area. Awesome song to introduce your mom and daughter to. 2Pac have many more for you to discover. Suggestions for you " Brenda's got a baby", I ain't mad at you ( explicit version ) only because the beat in my opinion is better. If you decide to listen to Hit'em Up. I recommend you watch the documentary about 2pac and Biggie first. You will have a BETTER UNDERSTANDING the Tone, the Lyrics, and who the Lyrics are directed at, and why Pac felt the way he did at that time. I also STRONGLY SUGGEST Too Short " The Ghetto" if you like the previous songs already mentioned. Take Care and I'll keep viewing your videos. Sincerely Ronnie BIGDOG from the Bay Area

@LL-ce8dr

Жыл бұрын

New support here from NS Canada 👍🏼

Sorry for the lost of your mother. I lost my mom as well and this song hits me hard and yes I cried watching y’all reaction

PAC said he probably wouldn't change the world, but yet be the spark that starts the change, look at this he has middle aged white men feeling his music and actually sympathizing to it RIP PAC

This is why 2Pac is a GOAT!! The ability to hit you in your soul!

Letter to the President Letter to the unborn So many tears They dont give a fck about us How do you want it Hit em up Ghetto gospel There are so many jewels from him Also to live & die in LA ❤

@LYNX0227

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Also white manz world

@brood8100

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@@LYNX0227 Until the End of time

@IDRIVEOLDCARS

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Breathing

@IDRIVEOLDCARS

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TroubleSome

Tupac had so much wisdom man. Thanks for letting us appreciate him again.

Yup......Thats why he is loved. Some of the greatest lyrics ever..........

God bless y’all for taking the time to hear this treasure for all the mothers. A true legend guys!! 🙏👍👌

I've been waiting for another Pac reaction. 👍🏽 Don't worry about the diss tracks, there are so many other ones. Would love to see you react to Unconditional Love or So Many Tears or Keep Ya Head Up

@flickeringboxofficial

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Diss tracks are very requested but they will come much, much later. If for nothing else, to give them context.

@BrooklynNY1979

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​@@flickeringboxofficial So many Tears is definitely a must listen and react. Very powerful

My boy definitely did some research on PAC for real I respect it, he putting a lot of points in context she(and people like her) can comprehend

This song put Tupac on a whole different level! Almost thirty years later they still shed tears over this song everybody sit and think about their MAMA!

Congrats on being a mama. Pac, is all about knowledge

I enjoyed the video but Tupac was very wise for his age, he choose his own path , he was 24 years old but spoke like a 40 Year old man, he was ahead of his time.

This is so cool way to go Dad, Pac will remain timeless forever, I always play this on mothers day and on my mother's birthday, may your soul rest in peace my Queen...

It’s amazing how Tupac continues to affect and actually reaching every type of audience!! Tupac is a legend!! ❤❤

Burch I relate so much to your story...government cheese and all ugh lol...my mom was a single parent too my sister and I lost her two years ago to cancer...i appreciated both of your reactions to this song. Consider listening to a song by James blunt called monsters....its about his father grab tissues...i cling to that one simply because my mom was mom and dad too and I was the one who told my mom to go. Hugs to you both I love your reactions😊.

@flickeringboxofficial

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I thought about the James Blunt song, I have seen it and it will tear you in two. Sorry about your mother, unfortunately we are part of that fraternity of one or more lost parents. People can say what they want, I actually liked the big blocks of government cheese when I was a kid, made good grilled cheese sandwiches 😁😁

@lisamayreed6399

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@@flickeringboxofficial yes they did lol...i hated powdered milk however yuck. But my mom always had food for us and encouraged a graduation from high school. Something she didn't do till later in life. I miss her terribly and was happy to thank her before she passed. As far as the song I understand. No worries. Look forward to more 80s. 👍😊

What s beautiful reaction! I was just about to turn 15 when this song came out so my reaction is way different hearing than it was them. 2pac/Makaveli is still in my music rotation till this day even though I prefer listening to talk radio and podcasts. He and his music are... Timeless. RIP to 2pac, his mom Afeni, and to your mom sir 🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿

Enjoy the fact the dad is still jamming to the song years later.

After listening to this song for yeeaaaarrssss, I still cry to this day. Not only thinking about my mom but now I’m a mother and it’s just as sentimental ❤

Great reaction RIP to your mom Shes a Queen and a wonderful mother Mine is still here and I dont take her for granted

@flickeringboxofficial

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Thank you Mexica. Hug yours every chance you get. I had put my mom's cell on my plan years ago and now it's been 6 months or so since she passed and I still can't bring my self to turn off her phone on my cell plan. Nobody knows that but just can't do it yet.

@mexica7831

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@@flickeringboxofficial thats gotta be so hard 😢 Hope you and your loved ones get through these hard times

timeless classic

The intro always makes me smile because Tupac's mother sounds so genuine.

I'm so sorry for your loss. I can only imagine how wonderful and powerful your mother was to raise someone as intelligent and compassionate as you. And of course she without doubt extended that power and compassion to your beautiful daughter as well. Love from Portland, OR "It's your mama. Your mama can do whatever but she's still your mama!" I felt that 💜