2Pac - "Ambitionz az a Ridah"

[@Msatty3]

Jealous ‘cause deep in their hearts they wanna be me, uh, yeah 😉

[@riccardo1kuppa19]

We all waiting for you to react to 2pac hit em up...... u will shocked beyond shocked

[@kings17court]

​@@riccardo1kuppa19 I hope it doesn't come for a while, personally. I want her to really get to know Tupac first.

[@kosta183]

Unsuspecting fools 🤣🤣

[@SB-uy3uz]

@Mr kathryn layne My ambitions as a ridah!!!!!!

[@kosta183]

Unsuspecting clowns here🤣🤣🤣

[@TheScorpio1999]

I'm a rocker through and through. All the way down the prog and djent rabbit-hole deep in wonderland. However, this stuff brings back memories. This double CD was absolutely AMAZING. Tupac was one of the greatest lyricists that ever lived.

[@CoboProdz]

💯 💯 same, bro

[@jasondawson92]

Speakers 🔊 pounding hard from the whole album

[@jeremytoro993]

Absolutely

[@harveyparker-et9yu]

AGREED!!! 😎👍🏾💯

[@NICKEYBLACK35]

Thank you for acknowledging that he was a lyricist. Salute 💥

[@tonkatruck677]

You don’t listen to 2pac… you FEEL 2pac. Nobody has his delivery and he makes you visualize his stories. Ghetto poetry at its finest 🔥🔥🔥

[@pddaawwgg]

Truth

[@harveyparker-et9yu]

YOUR COMMENT SHOULD BE #1 IN THE HALL OF FAME OF RAP/HIP HOP! WAY TO GIVE "THE" PERSPECTIVE OF WHAT 2PAC REALLY MEANT TO HIS GENRE OF MUSIC; I LOVE IT!!! 😎👍🏾💯💝

[@dross759]

@tonykatruck677 I could never put your statement about 2PAC in words thanks

[@192OOIDJJ3]

Truth and people look down on the ghetto when the realist ones tend to come from the ghetto

[@raulgrijalva16]

“When it’s time to die be a man and pick the way you leave” Pac the greatest!!

[@mohsinbhatt13]

Legendary lyrics musical mercenary fr he's a legend will be a legend ❤ RIP PAC

[@kmarsh9515]

Pac always said “Feel me” because he wanted to be not only heard but felt. Super cool to hear you say that in 2023 as a new listener. My man lives on

[@daveofthematthews]

Loving these 2Pac reactions, He was ahead of his time and such an interesting person, If you want answers to some of the questions you have about him I highly recommend the documentary "Tupac Resurrection". It's a captivating watch and is personally my favorite biographical documentary of all time. I'm confident you will enjoy and find the answers to the questions you asked. Wishing you and your family the best from the UK.

[@JonathanGonzalez-jz4td]

Somewhat . Dude is hating on him for no reason when pac is the soul purpose behind this culture

[@rigger49er]

The documentary Thug Angel is better but that one is good too

[@kings17court]

​@@rigger49er both are really good, along with "Tupac vs." All 3 should be watched, but if you could only watch 1, I would say Tupac Reserrection.

[@Lucas7M7]

@@kings17court Dear mama new one out is the best

[@johnrockyryan]

The more people who fall in love with Pac the better the guy had a timeless message that everyone should carry with them

[@SuperTyrannical1]

Watch his BET interview and you will see he was wise beyond his years. Such a tragic loss to the world.

[@phillwilkinson8319]

Imagine what he would've became.. absolute shameful loss to the world

[@le_pingouinChristopher]

​@@phillwilkinson8319 a killer? a gang member? No an absolute legend!!!

[@hassonwilson]

Yes she should watch it

[@phillwilkinson8319]

​@le_pingouin9595 Christopher hurts my heart, he would've united us all..

[@le_pingouinChristopher]

@@phillwilkinson8319 yess

[@knightrider693]

Still gives me goose bumps all these years later. U could feel his lyrics in your soul. Realness

[@mangaymambol]

His delivery was on anothe level super intelligent, and care for people for real, always real

[@eriaswright299]

His lineage. His family were all black panthers. He was raised by revolutionaries.

[@tonylong9781]

Almost 30 years later, and still hands down untouched, in my opinion!!

[@kdiggity1]

A timeless piece. So hard that it is still unmatched in 2024.

[@AliG8torGamers]

Love it, more Pac please

[@atkillinitsoftly9179]

You should never react to a clean version of anything... you lose the true concept of the original song.

[@H0110WM4N]

when you look back at pacs life and what he went through before he died at 25 is unreal. 25 he was just getting going

[@SuperTyrannical1]

Mama's just a little girl, letter to my unborn and unconditional love. -2pac

[@gphillimo]

This is my all time favorite beat. So simple, but you never get tired of it.

[@Cabbitania]

I saw an interview Daz did and he said he got the melody of the beat from a song from the Pee Wee Herman Show lol

[@QYgod]

PACs the greatest, it's so crazy how you can feel someone so much through music as we do with PAC and then discover that his lyrics were probably actually real, that alone takes the love and respect to another level, but when I first started listening to PAC which was a while ago, I was like her, asking myself why would anyone want to hurt my bro, rip PAC

[@anouarmejri2673]

This song was recorded in 1996, Pac was talking about when he was set up in New york back in 1994. A guy who's supposed to be his friend sent people to shoot him at a recording studio.. which they did and Pac got shot 5 times but he survived.. TO BE CONTINUED..

[@jesseguerena4027]

Pac was wise beyond his years. He was very intelligent. Has so much influence on so many ppl . The song Changes would have been released now , five years ago or 10 years ago and would have been 100% relevant today. When 2pac spoke it didn't matter what race you where you didn't listen you heard what he said and he had a way of making you feel every word that he spoke. You said in this reaction that you loved the beat well about 75 -80% of his tracks where done by Dr Dre . And it wasn't that he knew something that ppl wanted him to be silent. It was the fact that he had to much influence/ power. Pac could be the nicest person in the world and cared about his cloture but when he got mad or someone came at him the track " hit'em up" shows you the lvl he will go .

[@pwg111291]

His parents were a part of the Black Panthers. Govt were afraid of Tupac's ability to reach " the masses " as they say. Tupac was always standing up for black people...but also people less fortunate in this country.

[@markchapman1056]

"Brenda's got a baby" and "keep your head" are def worth reacting too.

[@kiddmobb4759]

Great reaction his story is so deep his mother Afeni Shakur was a Black Panther he was raised to be a revolutionary he studied at the School of Performing Arts in Baltimore after leaving NY he wrote poetry then made his way to California was set up by so-called friends shot 5 times then set up on the sexual assault charges did 11 months had the #1 album while in there got out destroyed his competition released one of the greatest rap albums of all time was about to release another was killed only 25 years old he had so much music 5 or 6 albums released after his death and he did 7 movies recorded over 700 songs!

[@naaiiiz]

Plus He was lead actor in a couple movies even Hollywood movies With James belushi and another one With Tim Roth

[@kiddmobb4759]

@@naaiiiz...7 movies total and appearances on TV shows and multiple appearances on SNL

[@naaiiiz]

@@kiddmobb4759 yup and on the side he wrote a whole book full of poems and a movie script

[@wm_9640]

Damn use a comma, period something! Lol

[@kiddmobb4759]

@@wm_9640...for what u understood me right gtfohwtbs!

[@lachyn3777]

Definitely give 'Unconditional Love' a reaction, such a beautiful song - my fav pac song

[@chrisomahony9465]

27yrs later still waiting for a album to top this ain’t ever gonna happen best album ever released

[@CaliforniaMexico-1]

the hardest worker in the history of American entertainment, you will not find anyone else who worked harder and worked more than Tupac. He died at 25 years old.

[@capitalundergroundmusic]

If you love 2pac you will love unconditional love.

[@dross759]

You will always be in my heart

[@sachasoorma]

You're absolutely right... he has immaculate enunciation 😭 Edit: do yourself a favour and listen to, until the end of time... its a masterpiece

[@alaromukhtar2127]

His history did prove authentic, respect to that man Tupac

[@kevinlee2047]

You have to watch him from his younger days u til he died. He was wayyyyyyy ahead of his time. He understood the world and he truly was a threat. He had such an impact and influence in the streets and the world. Everyone was out to get him. When he said bitches and their schemes. He knew ladies that wanted him didn’t want him they wanted what he had same with friends, family, etc.

[@Jamal-ty9fu]

Money,Power, Respect. It has been like this for hundreds of years. Every one comes for the King.Tupac was the king from 94-96. He knew the forces alinged against him, but his spirt would not let him back down. No conflict resolution, ride or die.

[@khaledghazlu1061]

I'm agree with you ma'am , you are not wrong. PAC IS Best lyricist, best voice best flow , best show Maker everything , so much love from algeria🇩🇿❤️

[@ez-mac4642]

RIP 2pac the GOAT. More pls

[@pretor1219]

tupac will always be relevant will always be remembered around the world🇧🇷🇧🇷

[@deckofcards87]

Pac singing ''I won't deny it'' is the most iconic intro to any rap album ever.

[@CaliforniaMexico-1]

1 thing that's known about 2pac is that he would write songs in minutes, get in the booth, record his song verses and expect all featured artists to do 1 take. No 2nd takes. His group Tha Outlawz explain it in youtube videos. 2pac's work ethic.

[@MrMohseminem]

02:38 - 03:28 it’s called “delivery” and he is one of the best on it

[@itiswhatitis8638]

2pac most would say is the GREATEST rapper in history.. So many rappers was jealous of him due to his success.. From Jayz, Biggie, puffy and others.. 2pac was doing movies and dominating in rap and they didn’t like how he got most of the attention.. The hottest celebrity females you can think of was obsessed with him, making other celebrities mad.. He had modeling contracts, movies, rap… He was the face of rap.. Eminem even says that’s his icon the greatest to ever do it.. They all wanted him died cause as long as he was around it was hard to get noticed and be successful.. You’ll never see nothing like him again.. He was getting to large meaning it was beyond music.. Even the president and vice president use to mention him as a strong influence on young culture in the 90s.. He was literally the GOD of rap and nobody could hardly make money , so the plotted to set him up with fake rape charges to sitting him up at the studios by his own friends to get shot 5x.. Once he survived that set up in New York , he unleashed hell on everyone..

[@dragonite87]

I first heard this song by playing GTA 5. I also learned about many West Coast hip hop songs from GTA San Andreas.

[@baderali6774]

❤️💙2pac the best of the history

[@assefadavis2454]

Hip hop community LOVES YOUR PASSION FOR TUPAC. WE LOVE U2. WE SEE THAT SPARK.......

[@338dean]

I've been binge watching your reactions and I'm so gassed that you feel what i felt listening to his music

[@phillwilkinson8319]

Em and pac have a special place in my heart.. look how em, massive worldwide star, look how he paid respect.. search it

[@salilkumar4353]

That’s why he’s the GOAT. His rap is magical

[@shawngaither5028]

NOTHING TO LOOSE... It's like a combo of "Changes"..speaking for the left behind black and "Ambitionz" him taking that talk. One more Tupac song and you have my trifecta.

[@lahsuakamras]

You just dropped this in right time i'm just searching for it Thank you 💘🥀💯 2PAC is someone who can just inspire kids even 50 years later that's powerful stuff 🐐 👑 🔥

[@colinengels24]

When pac speaks, you listen.

[@Dho636]

U could feel that fire in him bc he recorded this right out of jail on bail, Pac was a genius!

[@izxn999]

Trust me when you say you like 2pac more than Eminem, Eminem wouldn't even be offended in the slightest. Em is a lover of the craft and always pays homage to those that came before him especially legends like 2pac. The closest song off the top of my head where I think Eminem's flow and vocal delivery is as close to 2pac's as he gets is probably on the song Soldier.

[@uzminealam3958]

Facts I thought em would do rock early on but nah he respects the game and even tho hes white hes top 2 MC all time

[@beraty.6899]

I think em thinks that 2pac is better than him too

[@dragonite87]

Eminem is better at rapping but Tupac is a storyteller, a poet, you just feel him through his music in a way that you don't with many other musical artists.

[@antonioridah172]

2pac = Goat 🐐

[@colinengels24]

She got hooked.

[@Ghost_of_Reason]

You just when down a rabbit hole of a GOD!!!

[@driftyprince]

love the new hairstyle! and consistency in your content. Keep em coming :)

[@antiherosandwich]

I wonder where Pac would be if his life wasn't taken so early - with the state of Hip Hop today. I hope you are doing well, nice reaction as always :)

[@Maibuwolf]

He would be just as fake as he was when he was alive and rapping. He was a well educated man. Went to an expensive school. Before being famous he dressed like a gay man and was part of a dance group that would have made the backstreet boys look like straight men. Pac was never a gangster. That was an image created by hollywood to make money. 2pac just played his role very well. Oh, Suge played the fuck out of him too. The contract he had to sign for suge to bail him out of jail meant he was working for death row for free. There is an interview about it and video footage of him from before he was famous and in his gay little dancing group is also on youtube. The other rappers you think are icons are probably all fake as hell too. That is how those industries work. They have literally teams of people creating an image for them.

[@MrKnowledge0014]

@@Maibuwolf Who hurt you, Nobody believes Pac was all about that life, we all know his upbringing, but it wasn't perfect.

[@hansmransm8835]

​@@Maibuwolf We get it you don't like rap or someone who spoke truth about what he went through or witnessed. Also when did he ever say that he was a gangster? He never even considered his music as gangsta rap and that he didn't even know what gangsta rap was.

[@imonijenkins1861]

He was on top and other rappers could not have had the number one spot as long as he was around. He broke through many different industries like fashion, acting, modeling. Many rappers would not have been as successful with Tupac still around!

[@TellySinatra401]

Love your reactions to tupac

[@donitotia151]

The legend himself ❤

[@LamhaourikRedouane]

Tupac the best.

[@ynotsl500]

Tupac was born a target. He was a descendant of the Black Panthers. His mother was a high ranked Panther. Tupac was going to be the next generation voice of the Black Panther movement. Hecwas watched by the government before he knew. His life was so important to us. RIP Pac!!! We love you!!! 🙏🏾

[@CityOfParis93]

"The song "Ambitionz Az a Ridah" by 2Pac is an ode to ambition, determination, and resilience."

[@toddivey1032]

51 year old white dude, 2pack O.G. King forever. R.I.P. " my favorite song "CHANGES"....

[@gregbonnett3956]

Until the end of time is a must along with so so so many more pac songs

[@lowkeywoodfella]

He was born into the black panthers. Government thought he was going to bring the black panthers movement back. He also shot 2 off duty undercover cops and beat the case

[@l.angelrodriguez2438]

I think that at that time he was spreading awareness and he was moving more n more like an activist for peoples rights. And in his music he basically tells us not to sureender and fight back. Once he started doing that, things got funky for him. He also took shots at his enemies, rappers and anyone who went against the grain. So you can just imagine how him and his music was just leaving a bad taste in alot of peoples mouths. For Pac, you cant compare him as the best rapper alive. He has his own category of a poet in my opinion and a teacher. No fancy words or cool lines. Just a smart man that was able to speak over a beat and teach us. He knew he was able to deliver messages to us with his music. In my book he is one of the best rappers of all time. And nobody has since to deliver like he once did. He matched his beats with emotions. Alot of people fail to realize that you need to choose beats accordingly.

[@analyticalhabitrails9857]

He was a voice for the black community but I hope he knew he was also a voice for the less fortunate.

[@nicjones2273]

Good questions that you asked at the end btw...Actually it's one of the most relevant questions that you could ask. Continue your journey...

[@fahoodkhalfan1824]

He was too real . They needed to shut him down and he know that

[@ScottMayo420]

Tupac is the greatest ever like Muhammad Ali. I can't listen to Pac without getting blazed.

[@driss4372]

C'est une tuerie ce morceau 🔥🔥🔥 je kiffe depuis la sortie en 1996 donc 28 ans et j'adore autant R.I.P MR Tupac ❤❤❤

[@feitan7z]

même moi !

[@AntonioRamirez-js3ny]

Watch his interviews, dude a genius

[@kings17court]

I'm looking forward to future Tupac reactions, and watching how far you dig into this VERY deep rabbit hole.

[@davilsonpinhel4168]

His parents were black panthers, he himself has no filters and speaks his mind combined with control over millions so he was hated by many politicians, cops and rappers (who wanted what he had).

[@thedoc3722]

2pac had so much to say and he spoke and sang from the heart that is what got him killed. he did not care and put it all into his music and movies.

[@TrueBx]

He spoke the truth about the record companies and that he was explaining how the freedom of speech is freedom of death.

[@raiden6852]

More 2pac!!

[@daweilee1986]

Mike Tyson walked out to this song when he fought a few times, and it must've added to the intimidation the opponents felt

[@reubensingh1430]

Great song 🔥

[@PeaceLoveUnity4Ever]

If you want to know more about what 2pac was going through, I highly recommend reading the following book: "The FBI War on Tupac Shakur: State Repression of Black Leaders from the Civil Rights Era to the 1990s (Real World)." This book will give you a much better context for exactly what Tupac was discussing, what he was about, and where he was planning to go and why this was a threat to the status quo. Hope that helps.

[@l.angelrodriguez2438]

HONESTLY YOU SHOULD CHECK OUT HIS INTERVIEWS SO YOU CAN SEE WHERE HIS MIND WAS. YOU WILL LOVE TO HEAR HIM SPEAK AND NOT WANT HIM TO STOP

[@beama803]

2pac unconditional love

[@manuelvarela7903]

2pac is the Goat 🐐 2 PAC 😎👍 Real talk about stuff Facts 💯‼️ 2pac killed it 🔥🔥🔥🔥 I like the song 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 I like the video reaction

[@JonathanEvans1977]

He's jist literally spitting venom on this lol. I get the chills every time I hear this. It just penetrates the heart

[@MoooB74oooH]

Next time do "Hit 'em up". One of the best diss track of all time.

[@chucktaylor824]

Fun Fact: this was the FIRST song he recorded as soon as he came outta prison and landed in LA and went into the studio. That's why you hear so much fire, passion, and emotion in this song (when he raps). He had that fire in him. He couldn't wait to address and go after the niggas who shot him and set him up. Pac was the realist.

[@HoldMeBack]

It's amazing how in 2pac "only god can judge me" tupac depicts his experience in the hospital after getting shot. Hope you react to it one day.

[@allison5660]

So many tears is his greatest song

[@truth8543]

It’s crazy that he came out of jail after getting shot, accused of rape! and this was the first song he made. Sat in jail watching most of his freinds turn their back, bad boy celebrating his down fall! This song was to show the world “ my drive is far greater than my problems and my ambition is so great! I am willing to ride on my enemies to get what I want! “ Tupac was basically saying I am back but if you get in my way I will shoot you”

[@jesusispoppin4055]

Like Button for Pac- dear Mama

[@madmerk1sun]

Very brave 👏 for reacting to Pac, mine as well start with one 👍 of the G.O.A.T.S

[@loganmaurer7761]

You should react to Immoral Technique, Dance with Devil. Super powerful and crazy song.

[@user-hk8yp7cw1v]

Yes ^

[@PrynceJ]

Just not the animated version

[@MarciaVandergriff]

More 2Pac , More 2Pac

[@ultron-kingz]

Please do Tupac staring at the world through my rear view

[@alphamale4182]

Just so you know since you said you hear every annunciation his music was never edited he wanted it to sound raw

[@LA_GALLADA_RUIZ]

Simply the best 💯tupac

[@ncb-05]

The 2pac interview with Ed Gordon is a must watch

[@eldersimonproduction]

“Try not to be a man of success, but rather to be a man of value.”

[@KingstonHawke]

There’s a lot of culture and background that if you understand it makes his life and all the turbulence make more sense. But basically, Tupac was very socially progressive and politically aware. But for a demographic that really only listens to you if they believe you are legitimate. So that legitimacy because the most important currency and it’s something, especially that decade, rappers would die for. Tupac made enemies everywhere he went though. He was too outspoken. He criticized the government, criticized black men, criticized black women, individual politicians, even gang leaders and millionaire drug dealers. The cops assaulted him, the fact he shot two cops that were committing a crime didn’t help. The millionaire drug dealer got him shot 5 times. It was just a lot going on. And instead of just hiding in a hole, Tupac allowed himself to be recruited by another SUPER gangster that made his millions on large part because his reputation for violence (Suge Knight). So Tupac gets bailed out after appealing his very weird conviction for SA where he wasn’t accused of the actual SA, he was accused of leaving the room and letting his friend commit SA, but then his friend had the case split and got in barely any trouble while Tupac was being out in all the trouble. At that point it’s like a competition between which side can claim all the legitimacy. Tupac’s old New York music friend’s, funded by the millionaires drug kingpin that had him almost murdered, or his West Coast team of killers. And it’s basically an all out war with casualties on both sides. Eventually what ends the war is when Tupac, and the next year, Biggie are murdered. If you haven’t already you should react to some of his interviews, and to the song Against All Odds.

[@MartinPerez-cd9uq]

I was about to listen to pac when I stumbled upon this video. I’m subbed now 😊

[@DankestSnail]

Shock G said it best, Pacs flow sounds like a 60s civil rights activist preaching or giving speeches like MLK and Malcolm X

[@Vomvomvomvomvom]

2pac hit em up

[@Mr.International82]

Two songs you should really react to are “I ain’t mad at cha(clean version) and “Unconditional Love” both amazing songs

[@ninjabadness5068]

Youngin listening and reacting to old skool.... respect maam🤜🤛