Im white, 38 and Norwegian.. i remember when this song dropped, and it just shooked me to my core, Even though I was only 13 at the time.. and every time I hear it im gripped by this sadness that he was taken from us too early.. he could have changed the world so so much had he still been with us.. I am certain that there will never be another like him, but I hope Im wrong.. he is the goat, no doubt
Yessss! Im with ya on that I feel exactly the same way. I remember hearing this first time when I was 16 at my local entertainment centre with pool tables and Street Fighter Video games in the "90's." He had just died that year. And this song blew me away! Im 43 now, lol! He such a force to be reckoned with till this very day! I think he is the forced to be reckoned with! Side note... we all know he is. He was very influential in politics and people, he would of done something great, the likes we had never seen, if he still been with us today! If you don't think that, you either not a hip hop or rap fan, or you delusional!
“It’s time to fight back, that’s what Huey said. Two shots in the dark, now Huey’s dead” Huey P Newton was a founding member of the Black Panther party, whom was murdered.
Tupac is the greatest rapper ever, in my opinion. He was much more. He was a poet, a philosopher, a leader, and a man who sacrificed for the people (and the people means the human race). His interviews are what really caught me in the 90's. After watching his interviews, I understood his music. Dear Mama is what gave me interest in him as a kid growing up poor, to start with.
I can’t agree enough 💖🙏💖. There’s been great rappers and there are still great rappers but he’s the best in my opinion too. And….. I’m the same exact way! When I heard dear mama I became a huge fan 🙏.
The thing about 2Pac was that he love and carried the pains of all black people wishing for the day we could or would stand together, but he was killed to prevent that. Had he lived long enough he possessed the power that rivaled all black movement figures and he would have sparked a revolution! Much love and respect for studying our greatest poet❣️💯♥️
I thought I knew about PAC but I was 14 and younger when he Prevailed.Now that I'm 41 I understand that he was our Prophet that WS and (Michael Blackston voice) Bitch a N.... Deleted a Visionary..
Huey is Huey P. Newton, cofounder of the Black Panthers Tupac sampled this music from the 80s song The Way It Is by Bruce Hornsby and The Range which is also a very deep, meaningful song you guys should listen to sometime Just a suggestion: You guys should pull up the lyrics on your phone or a tablet to read along with the video so you don’t miss anything Tupac says. He was one of those people who’s songs had profound, impactful words in every line.
You nailed it. When he died it was a shock wave across the nation. Girls crying in every school in America. If he wouldn't have been killed he actually had the power and repect from everyone to actually make this song come to fruition
I think you'll get a lot more views by doing 2Pac. Given that he had about 500 songs, I think you'll also get a lot of different requests for songs. But I think many Tupac fans could agree that some of his best work includes: - Pain - Keep Ya Head Up - Unconditional Love - Thugz Mansion - Blasphemy Enjoy the journey! You'll see that there was never any hip hop artist with the diversity that Tupac had.
Another Great Reaction from yall on Thee 🐐, Fun Fact: Pac wrote and recorded that sound at the age of 19 and the song was release till after he had die 2 years later and it became a big hit. Huey P. Newton was the founder of the Black Panthers party. Reaction to Pac " UNCONDITIONAL LOVE"
The things people like Pac, Nas, and Ice Cube talked about as you see are still socially relevant. There are others too. That's what makes it Classic.. When Pac referred to "Huey" in this song. He was talking about Huey P. Newton the leader of the black panthers being shot "2 shots in the dark"..
He wrote this for you, he wrote music for his people. Thats why it’s timeless. This song plays like it’s current so imagine what you go through we all went through. Pac helped us do better and inspired us to get out the ghetto. Pac was beloved and misunderstood at the same time.
The random news clips they put was really to zone out him saying. "It's time for us as a people to start making some changes. let's change the way we eat, let's change the way we live, and let's change the way we treat each other. See the old way wasn't working so it's on us to do what we gotta do to survive". It's on the audio.
"'Cause both black and white are smokin' crack tonight And the only time we chill is when we kill each other It takes skill to be real, time to heal each other"
2 pac had the weight of the whole black hood on his shoulders, like Malcolm, Martin, Johns, and all our other leaders that actually gave a fuck, they leave the black faces in high places that sell us out. We as a community keeps making the same mistakes, following the wrong ones, divided as a people over dumb shit.
For Evert time she says ” I ain’t gonna lie bro” i take a shot ! Trust me i’ll be a new form of wasted Also he said ” WE AINT READY TO SEE A BLACK PRESIDENT”
He saying Huey P. Newton of the black panthers. We as elders are failing our young. They lost out here. Their mind will really be blown when they read more history and find out we Gods chosen and why we struggle in this bondage for our arrogance.
I'm 42 years old white guy in Turkey and i know Huey Newton. But you are black citizen in USA and you dont know Huey. Well done FBI and US government... Good job....
He said Huey So hes talking about Huey newtone of the founders of the black panthers. Tupac's mother and stepfather were also members of the black panthers. Now if you don't know who the black panthers are then you need to go to the library and look it up And learn your history
