EVERY FKIN BAR! Pac makes you have to pause & digest every line he ever spit! Nobody in Hiphop history could talk like him! He spoke from his heart way more than any other emcee in Hiphop history, but on top of that, he knew how to articulate himself perfectly in any interview he’s ever done, since he first came on the rap scene with Digital Underground. His legacy in its truest form is hard to explain. Everybody gotta go back & study it all for themselves. But it goes deeper than most would wanna go. Pac was the capstone to Hiphop’s pyramid.
The All time Goat 🐐 It is what it is 💯 Died in 96 and still more influential than any other Artist today ... Because -Real recognise real ,all over the world pac is huge 🌎
Niccolò Machiavelli was a writer. He wrote 'The Prince' which is basically a book about political scheming. The modern equivalent would be the 48 Laws of Power. The advice was stuff like "It's better to be feared than loved" and "Destroy those who helped you so you can say you did it on your own".
I love this channel you guys show mad respect for TUPAC, even in the midst of all these bum east & west rappers tryna talk ish about him keep up the great work
I like seeing the youth watching big homie. You should of seen him in real life. He was untouchable. Had Rap game on lock. Trust me. I got to hear and see him in concert at 17 in Cleveland Ohio and I seen him in freaknik out in Atlanta GA in 95. He was like a God. He's the hardest to pickup the microphone. Also here is important note for you, when he was alive he was destroying everyone and no one would reply to his diss records until he was dead. That's why you see all these Jay Z, Nas, LL Cool J, Biggie, and other rappers talk Sh** about how they was ready to respond but he was already dead. They liars. He was alive long enough for them to respond. They had 9-12 months to come at him and they didn't because he was destroying everyone carreer. They didn't want Pac energy on the Mic. Trust me I was there and witness it all at 16 and 17 untill his death. Everyone just trying to be tough 25 years later to say they wasn't scared of him but you know how it goes with one of his truest bars "Nig*** talk Sh** after I'm gone because they fear me in a physical form" Facts 💯. Keep up good work and pushing his legacy. Long Live 🐐 Makaveli The Don 💪🏿💪🏿💪🏿💪🏿
@@thereactionbox5308 oh okay. My bad lol. That's what up. I just see alot of reaction videos and people usually say they're not alive when he was but I'm glad you got to witness him like me. Yes Sirrrrrrr. Keep up the good work y'all. I like the reactions
@@thereactionbox5308 That's what's up Bruh. I was born in 78 so we both got to witness him. I finally get to see reaction videos of people who witness him alive ✊🏿✊🏿👏👏👏
2pac: Holla At Me. He snaps on these verses and really puts it down. His flow is insane and deep ass lyrics. Holla At Me. Its a fav. Also, i think its " Mobb bitch nigga eater on troublesome 96. Its a mobb deep diss.
2PAC is a fucking lyricist period he spoke from his heart and that’s why is shit penetrate and last forever in the book of hiphop everybody has a great line of swag with they lyrics but don’t none of that shit make you think like damn how he do that,why do I feel this way after I hear him,why do I need to listen to This on repeat, why has nobody eclipsed his music he’s the greatest and can never be broken
@@Youngkingkillmunga nobody used nobody’s beat, these are the same samples. On “The Message” Nas started wit “fake thug no love” and on 2nd verse he said that he got shot and the hospital same day, Pac felt like Nas was coming at him and took the sample of “if I ruled the world”, like Nas did, when he used the same sample Pac had already used on “All Eyez On Me” song
@@quiks.groove Watch the house of blues performance. pac said “I’ma whoop his ass with his own goddamn beat” Pac dissed Nas with his own Beat cause Like you said the “Fake thug no love” was aimed at him. Pac’s Troublesome’ ‘96 is definitely in the top 10 of his greatest songs ever
Wow I really love your reaction guys. You take a time to analyse Pac's lyrics and try to understand what he means. I really appreciate it. Thank you guys❤️😊
Big up to you and your lovely wife King. 2pac no doubt our black Jesus bro. He love us as a people unconditionally bro. When they shoot him that really f him up. His own kind yet he spit so much wisdom truths not another one like him. We lost a Jewel. Subscribed no doubt.
He’s talking about the first time he got shot at quad studio in New York back in 94 that’s what started the whole bs with Biggie cause they were at the studio also. It’s not when he got killed in Vegas
The lyrics have an error in this video. The video shows "When I'm doped, he died". Pac actually says "When I dumped, he died". Meaning he emptied the clip.
Makavelli the don stands for Niccolò Machiavelli, since 2pac had read the book "the art of war" and got fascinated by it, hence he took the name as alias and change it a bit. all the other names moussolini (big syke), e.d.i. Mean, kadafi, kastro (katari cox), napoleon(Mutah Wassin) ,etc are other rappers of his time Outlaws members.
React to tupac my closest roaddogs and lil homies , all out , street fame , still ball in, when we ride on our enemies , happy home , fucking with the wrong nigga , violent killuminati ,
Okay I know you guys read some of the comments and I really need you to react to this comment there is a live concert performance of Tupac and biggie hands down the best song from the both of them whether it's individually or together they were both there singing at the same concert next to each other epic f****** epic ed lover (Dr. Dre) was the one introducing them and Cypress Hill
Don't think pac was the brains of all his lyrics guys. He had the courage to speak his life style and his community and everything but remember he was just a 25 year old when he died.
