2Pac- So Many Tears REACTION 

Pac left it all on the track right here yall. If we could put into words on one track... all the negativity and pain my people ever have had to endure, it would be this.

Great song by the Greatest of alltime. Rip 2pac. 🙏

Pac was in jail during this time that’s why he not in the video. He was arrested on a false sexual abuse case (forcibly touching the buttocks) . This nigga pac was so raw he kept it a bean and was like he sold dope for two weeks and then his plug was like “Aw man gimmie my drugs back.” Cause he couldn’t do it right. He had as he said “about 18 different charges at that time” . It was crazy that in his early 20s he had so many trial and tribulations. A lot of people don’t realize he started off doing poetry beforehand and was in theatre. So when he rap,that’s why it sound so deep.

His delivery is so amazing in this, I think I didnt even notice before how good this song is, I mean the details like every word he spits works exactly on my emotions like it should

He was & IS my generations civil rights leader just like MLK, Medger Evers,MX.

That bassline & sample help compliment 2PAC emotions that brought truth & reality out of this Song. My Fav Rapper & Pac song 🅰️💯👍🏿

“Baptized by eternal fires” -2Pac I hope he met Jesus behind those penitentiary walls and that this bar didn’t ring true I love Tupac Amaru Shakur Fun fact: His stage name, Tupac Amaru was the name of the last emperor of the Incan/Quechua empire. Amaru was the name of their God the plumed serpent. Known to the Aztecs as Quetzalcoatl, and to the Mayans as Kukulkan.

That line "label me greedy gettin green, but seldom seen." Was actually him referring to people holding on to his money and not paying him his worth, labeling him greedy, because he had problems getting paid for his music, in other words the green(money)that he was making was seldom seen, because Pac wasn't getting paid what he was owed.

Stevie Wonder's harmonica sample sets the mood to this masterpiece. A perfect fit.

Tupac the best.

Pac rapped in parables many people don't understand his songs have hidden messages this song was basically about how wicked the music industry is and him selling his soul and why he sold his soul..this dude basically rapped bible like verses.. I still to this day don't understand why people try to compare this dude to anybody he was a one of one his lyrics has to be decoded to get a full understanding of his message

I’m soo glad I found this channel.. very introspective.. I’m a fan and subscriber

Life goes on ❤

If you Truly Want to Understand Tupac, you have the to understand his heart and mindset at the time. Even though he was only in his early 20's when he wrote his music, He had an old soul who felt a lot of pain and anguish for the struggle of black people in America. The injustice and the circumstances we had to face as a people bothered him deeply. He felt compelled to speak on the plight of black people struggling in the ghetto's. He was a Revolutionist to his core. All he wanted was for us to live better lives. So if you noticed, to reach the people, especially those people in the hood, he had to have two sides to his music - the Gangster side that spoke to stories of gangster life and the Hope side to inspire and spark a conscious awakening among black people. He truly wanted his music and lyrics to inspire and lift his community up. Although not all of the stories he told were from his own personal experiences, he rapped about these stories to connect with the people in the hood. A part of him was very angry and tormented by the suffering of black people. Throughout his music you will hear his repeated plea to God for better days. He constantly prayed to the Lord to give him and others like him in the struggle for some peace and relief in their minds, hearts and souls. At its core, his ultimate desire was to use his music to elevate the black community. I seriously recommend you react to "Better Dayz" and "My Block" by Tupac to get a deeper understanding of his heart. All of his gangster tracks were to get street-cred and connect with people in the hood so he could ultimately feed them some inspiration and hope through his message music. That was his purpose on this planet. His music may impact lives for generations to come.

Your a young one. The 90s was a violent decade. Most of my people died. I m 40 somthinf now. I had one left. He died of cancer god bless em. Now it just me watching yall young ones trying to understand.

My favorite pac song

I love your reaction to this one! 🔥🔥🔥🔥- One of favorite PAC songs

Back then before internet he uses the term deleted for being dead.

I love you reaction and understanding

Such a banger!! Can you please react to Pac - made niggaz and no more pain 💥💥💥

GOAT

Great reaction 👍

Ocean eyes remix love the track about your daughter it has me thinking about my daughter she's not with me today but I miss my baby girl keep up the good work you doing a great job

React to temptations by 2pac.

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I love so many of his songs, lyrics and beats, but I neer come back to a track more than this one. Maybe only tied to Fuck the World. This will always be peak Pac.

GHETTO PROPHET!

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Play it back again by yourself and listen to every word he's saying. Piece together the message he's trying to let be known.

Ayy peep the lyrics this n plenty of other songs is why we have some people believe PAC is alive did u catch what PAC said he said every move he make is a calculated step to an early death ?!

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Hey you

Y u look like you finna cry when Pac spittin like u feeling every word 🤔🤔

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I know with all that, that you think you talking to pac. You don't know how dirty this shit can get and if you do then you wouldn't say that bullshit.

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Do Tupac lil homies