2Pac - Brenda's Got A Baby METALHEAD REACTION TO HIP-HOP!!!

Honestly one of the hardest hitting videos we've done. Reacting to Brenda's Got A Baby by Tupac /2Pac.
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[@Maurice1191]

This was based on a true story..Pac read about in the paper and disnt think it got enough press coverage so against the wishes of his record label he released it as the FIRST single on his album..

[@razvan1191]

@Lord Frieza Christ bullshit

[@idontwantone132]

@Lord Frieza Christ nope.

[@danyelleiman2248]

Bears, Beats ,BET AWARDS PAC actually knew Brenda when she was a toddler found out she was murdered & wrote a rap about her story 💯🙏🏾

[@tishtish4442]

@@danyelleiman2248 Thank You... She might even be his cousin... JS

[@jamesdavisjr.6416]

He read the story in the paper ... It was front page news then it just got smaller and smaller so he said everyone should know her story

[@chrismehmet3463]

John really teared up! I respect that

[@kemalichwandi6342]

Dayum, i thought i was the only one who noticed JD teary eye xD

[@devinwalters8769]

That's the effect tupac has on people, he was real, he how to tug at the listener's heart with his music. I never knew a rapper who could hit me so hard in the feelings like he did.

[@gamexsimmonds3581]

I coulda sworn they did that like a long long long time ago

[@ruckfules9441]

@@devinwalters8769 Em

[@devinwalters8769]

Em is a great rapper, definitely one the best hands down. 😊😊😊

[@MrScrewdup]

That's the one thing people fail to realize about 2pac he had a crazy amount of knowledge at such a young age

[@razvan1191]

@Lord Frieza Christ he didn't though

[@JCGaming13]

@Lord Frieza Christ You seem like a bit of a cretin, desperate to spread your negative bullshit throughout this comment section it seems

[@ferchango6359]

@Lord Frieza Christ He was never in a gang dumbass

[@thinkbeforeyoutype7106]

True

[@abanana007]

He was very wise in some aspects of his life definitely

[@backpfeifengesicht8415]

The song was released in 1991... so he was about 19/20 when he wrote it.

[@kingnaldo4058]

*Lil Half Dead* Allegedly claim he wrote it.....🤔

[@steelliving8785]

Amazing

[@aajr2366]

Thats just crazy! Cant believe people listen to mumble rap instead of this

[@justxho]

He wrote it while working on Juice, Omar Epps tells that as experience when Pac kicked the lyrics to him acapella, upon seeing on newspaper the real story of Brenda which struck Pac

[@KingTutbbc]

@@kingnaldo4058 you’re a MORON!!

[@jeffthomas2386]

Tupac is the greatest rapper of all time in our lifetime. Period. Eminem is incredible. But PAC touches everything in life.

[@InfiniteUmbra]

Facts

[@LowLow-rv4rv]

💯

[@alejandroventura1453]

jeff thomas not the greatest in my lifetime but a GOAT nonetheless

[@fosso8803]

Em is not even in my top 5

[@startingQB]

Eminem is the greatest lyricist. But 2Pac is the best rapper ever.

[@marcdewon1406]

RIP Pac. I was 16 in 96' when he passed and I remember riding in the car with the homies when we heard he got killed. We all cried like we really knew him.

[@soviet1025]

Damn. He was really really loved by everyone

[@Arkaas]

2pac is almost the only male that shows the female perspective

[@amazingrobyn]

Him and J.Cole ♥️

[@johnnyappleseed4279]

Kendrick has a couple I believe

[@missbcritiques9209]

Johnny Appleseed Keishas pain!!!

[@joeycholerton3548]

tim bm Wretch 32 - His and Hers Perspectives

[@Mr.Random3D]

Yes back in the 90s he was the truth

[@thethor5584]

Tupac Me against the World. His 3rd verse is top 5 all time in hip hop

[@Bald_Thoughts]

Thank you!! Greatest verse ever!

[@shake-zula9939]

My favorite verse ever.

[@yaonabi]

🔥🔥🔥

[@thezee-bra7607]

Indeed!!

[@patsballinoutthisyear6821]

Arguably his best verse he ever put on wax.

[@thilinaguruge8749]

"i guess she thought she'd get away wouldnt hear the cries she didnt realise how much the little baby had her eyes" i remember how powerful this was the first time i heard it. great reaction guys

[@loungekiller]

JD was about to break and cry his eyes out. Genuine reaction, guys.

[@lastviking6981]

Your reactions are the best of youtube! This is why I get mad at new generation sayin 2pac is overrated... He touches people on a level mumble rappers cant

[@rickyhunt4075]

Yea Lil Xan is obviously better than 2pac right?

[@wizardninja2081]

i haven't anyone say tupac is overrated

[@rickyhunt4075]

@@wizardninja2081 Lil Xan did. Hell one of the balls said Nas was overrated and wasn't hip hop he said the Migos were hip hop not Nas.

[@rapszupawel2658]

@@rickyhunt4075 Carbon Monoxide

[@rickyhunt4075]

@@rapszupawel2658 ?

[@rickyhunt4075]

Pac always had serious social issues on his albums everyone just thinks Gangsta Rap when they think of him and they don't dig into his catalog to find songs like this.

[@charlesspeaksthetruth4334]

#Facts

[@velvetrose7729]

They labeled Pac a "Gangsta".....so you WOULDN'T dig into his catalog!!!

[@jtrillguzman9641]

@@velvetrose7729 kzbin.info/www/bejne/m5K3fYegaraqe6M

[@firebrandsgirl]

He has some interviews that r quite political. Like questioning why we have mansions and homelessness

[@beautyandsoul5580]

EXACTLY

[@lukethomeret-duran5273]

Tupac is the father of modern day conscious rap. The biggest influence to great artists such as Kendrick Lamar

[@charlesspeaksthetruth4334]

And J Cole was heavily influenced by pac as well.

[@danielmoses3751]

KRS-ONE and Rakim are the fathers

[@lukethomeret-duran5273]

@@danielmoses3751 no they the grandfathers.

[@cgogetit]

@@lukethomeret-duran5273 wrong! Grand Master Flash and The Furious Five are the "grandfather's." Or GodFather's either way they did it FIRST! We gotta get better at knowing our history. ✊

[@shamshirhussain8198]

Scarface

[@newthrash1221]

As a punk rocker, tupac changed me. I love him.

[@tatidossantos935]

This song brings tears to my eyes every time 💔

[@mskells7236]

LIKE TUPAC SAID" I DON'T CONSIDER MYSELF A GANGSTA RAPPA DO YOU HEAR SEAN PEAN OR MARLON BRANDO SAY HE IS A GANGSTA ACTOR???"" GOD I LOVED THAT MAN!!!!❤️❤️ LIFE IS SO UNFAIR!!!!!! 😢😢😢😢😢😢😢

[@kingjonz318]

Song is inspired by a true story. Y'all should see what made him write this song

[@inspectahdex]

"She played mr shakur, that's her favourite rapper bumpin BRENDAS GOT A BABY while a pervert yellin at her" - Kendrick on Keisha's song (just so you can understand the parallel between the two songs)

[@OGTonyP]

2pac: Thug mansion I wonder if heaven got a ghetto Heart of men Thug love feat bone thugs Dopefiends diner So many tears Got my Mind Made up

[@charlesspeaksthetruth4334]

To add to that : So Many Tears, I See Death Around The Corner, I ain't Mad at Cha, Trapped, Keep Ya Head Up and so many more.

[@Frank.and.Beanzz]

Keep ur head gotta b on the list

[@noconaroubideaux9423]

Life goes on, Krazy, basically fucking every Tupac song lol

[@Sxntana1k]

Tupac have no bad songs🚫🧢

[@EpicPotato9000]

Eh, he got high highs and low lows

[@alexiv250]

@@EpicPotato9000 imo tupacs low is still good. Just My personal opinion.

[@jtrillguzman9641]

@@aajr2366 kzbin.info/www/bejne/m5K3fYegaraqe6M

[@ash2crimson968]

What's your # number

[@hatelifetime2400]

Yeah

[@brian3942]

I teared up when John teared up Tupac will have you doing that

[@skorge987987]

this song alone makes tupac the goat

[@denishamurray988]

Tupac was filming in New York and read about her in the paper and wrote this song it's based on a true story.

[@dayra6425]

Growing up in the 90s was so different.. there was just a giant variety of music and music influenced everyone

[@cricket06211]

Y'all should do Tupac Keep Your Head Up. Its one of his most popular songs.

[@JALOPATRON]

I'm 29 and I listen to everything I just played Tool back to back, but not long ago I was listening to Pac for a minute, always loved Pac, but I was going through some downs and Better Dayz came on and it just broke me down. That's was his power. You felt what he said. Keep Your head Up is a must as well.

[@celticbarry9877]

Tupac - Starin Through My Rearview, Life Goes On and Thugz Mansion.

[@novichader]

I love an artist that's never bigger than their message. I believe there's more empathy and maturity in letting the story /message be what's great. That to me is what Tupac did it was effective.

[@chrisbater1512]

Love this song great choice!!

[@JustMe-mo6xk]

This song hit so hard, I was young and had never heard a story like this in a song.

[@swandaniel596]

Tupac - Me Against The World

[@dirtyface-capone7622]

I like how you said Pac wasn't being "Overly Poetic"..That was his charm.He had sort of a simple humaneness in his music.It was direct & practical.The power of his voice made it unique.More of a song writer than a "rappity rap rapper".Most hip hop MC's love to get drunk on words.They'll take something simple, make it seem more complex with superficial wordplay(lacking substance.For the juvenile mind IMO), and fool people into thinking they're "deep".Pac was the exact opposite of that.He could take complex issues and break them down to a simple truth with clarity & understanding.Which is why his ability to connect with people was so high.At the same time, a lot of hip hop "purist" hold it against him.Hip hop is a very strange genre at times.The only genre that loves to shit on their legends.IMO, Tupac was a big fish(Classic song writer) in a small pond(hip hop).No other rapper legitimizes hip hop as an art form more than he does, yet a lot of hip hop purist(mostly in the eastern part of the USA) hate him for it.They say "well he only become popular because he died!" failing to realize the man was just that clever.He had that type of foresight.He purposely created his catalog to be more popular post- death.It was like a prophecy.You can hear it all throughout his catalog.That's crazy vision.The average hip hop listener can't even comprehend Tupac.They'd rather their ears be bedazzled by "lyrical miracle" rappity rap rappers.

[@ineednoname3158]

You just nailed it bruh 🔥

[@memyself2630]

On point!

[@waslimbo2010]

U said it all

[@ElitePeanut889]

A song in the same vein: Outkast - Toilet Tisha. A very emotional song that most likely was inspired by Brenda's got a baby

[@redhotchilifan98]

One of the best rap songs ever written to think 2pac was 20 years old 2 years younger then me when he wrote this is absolutley astounding and shows why he was one of the best lyricists in music period the way he painted a picture with his lyrics this was his first single if i remember correctly

[@kevinheesch1394]

Great and honest reaction! Thanks for keeping this legendary icon alive! Thinking of what he could've been blows my mind every time...Great great great human being!

[@lycan2494]

pac was 20 here... really young

[@novichader]

While most rappers tend to be aspirational and preachy about their message, Tupac was always about the facts no more no less. He just says "these are the facts" and that's deep.

[@SIM89F]

Been watching you guys for a few months now and have been a big fan of how you've invested time into other genres! This is one of my favourite songs of all time. Keep up the great work!

[@clownroyal1]

Great reaction vid.

[@GurbaniGurmatKathaVideos]

Been waiting for you guys to do this video. I need more 2pac/Makaveli

[@llw53one]

This song and video is so captivating. He has a way of having us hang on his every word and feel so drawn in.

[@blablacaboo23]

remember how in the song Sing About Me when Kendrick says "I heard your song on Section 80 (Keishas song), the message resembled Brendas Got a Baby."

[@btnhstillfire]

U guys are a great reaction team.

[@TheTruthWholeTruthNothingButTh]

PLZ do the most underrated rapper of all time BIG PUN - Dream shatterer or Twinz. love the channel guys tupac is my favorite rapper of all time and til this day i still go back and watch interviews

[@TheMrbreezy93]

THANK YOU FOR DOING THIS. This is one of the most historically significant hip hop songs ever.

[@calcejajrc]

Love your reaction 🙏🏻

[@NatureBoyMickFlair]

John is literally me everytime i hear powerful music. . You can't hold them real tears back, it's good bro. . Just means the artist did their job. You feel the struggle 🖤✊🏾

[@enoch410]

Dope reaction, I like these guys.

[@BigPurp9]

When I was 6 my favourite days were when my brother would drive me to school and we’d listen to his 2pac cassette in the car. Even at such a young age this song always hit me differently

[@Killercow3000]

Great video 😀

[@puebloking8280]

Ab Soul- Terrorist threats ft Danny brown Original member of TDE along with I K dott nd Jay rock before sza Isaiah rashad and schoolboy q signed he helped put them on the map

[@patsballinoutthisyear6821]

Dot Rock Soul & Q are Black Hippy. Rashad SZA SiR etc came later.

[@93derekmusic]

Y’all finally did my fav!

[@anamelsam4219]

0:29 already have tears in my eyes 😢🙏

[@agnesmartin3409]

This made me cry, how sad and only 12 years old. But this is real life, as sad as it is.

[@piotrek3650]

Yo Tupac saga would be awesome. From "2pacalypse now" to "R u still down?"

[@Noworries-w5c]

True when this came out if scared the cramp out of me. Remember this was during the crack era.

[@T3DDD]

Oh shit did not see JD tearing up coming

[@justindman]

Been here since 20k subscribers. Been wanting you guys to do Tupac - Dear Mama. Commented it many times. And bring tissues! Lol

[@prathermo]

Great reaction!

[@7200kapo]

I really love this reaction channel

[@Sgoins]

It's been a long time since I heard this song

[@farrellcityking1]

The 🐐. And there will never be another.

[@jacksonmayhew3708]

2Pac-Lord Knows

[@SkemeKOS]

2pac's is timeless.

[@emmanuelmartindale8309]

Skippin the vid kills it.. yet still awesome react

[@93derekmusic]

Trust me Jon we get it and seeing you aren’t from around here where this is the norm seeing you feel that much off it means something

[@bushgirl5509]

The way Pac looking in the back ground is the way I'm looking at them

[@fragglestickcar77]

Tupac is the greatest storyteller, he just captivates you with his lyrics.

[@jeffthomas2386]

His Delivery was the BEST. EVER. Captivating his audience.

[@TravelwithRia92]

The song/video gives me goosebumps

[@naaiiiz]

Respect brothers. RIP pac

[@lolbertot7313]

tupac is always be in our heart cause he is the voice for us. REST IN PEACE PAC. LOVE YOU SO MUCH

[@DoctorNerf]

To me this will always be the starting point of rap as we know it. I think if this song doesn't exist, then rap just wouldn't have become what it became.

[@BoSsCWOM]

thank you for finally doing more tupac. he has so much to over. please do hail mary when you get a chance. the first two verses by pack are legendary

[@hatelifetime2400]

2pac hero

[@Aztikx]

Bone Thugs-N-Harmony - Foe Tha Love Of $ (not the video version, it doesn’t contain the OG lyrics. Pick the video with 3,2M views to get the proper experience mates).

[@HeliozThaClout]

For sure some bone thugs first of the mouth is my favourite

[@letsgotomarsman]

God such a good song. I use to hate the Eazy E part but it grew on me now in my 20s when I listen back

[@jonesbunny]

Hell yeah

[@Aztikx]

LetsGoToMarsMan same here. Eazy showed us that these cats were on a whole different level. I think that’s why his verse is in the middle of the whole song, just to show people how different they were/are.

[@CarlHankin07]

Man nice too see..I'm a die hard bone thug fan for life

[@ilovemusicmovies1789]

His book of poetry is amazing

[@flossyangel1]

Tupac said he had written the song after reading a newspaper story about a twelve-year-old girl who became impregnated by her cousin and threw her newborn baby in an trash compactor. Asked by his lawyer whether he considered the song a political statement, Tupac said, “Yes….When this song came out, no male rappers at all anywhere were talking about problems that females were having, number one. Number two, it talked about child molestation, it talked about families taking advantages of families, it talked about the effects of poverty, it talked about how one person’s problems can affect a whole community of people. It talked about how the innocent are the ones that get hurt. It talked about drugs, the abuse of drugs, broken families…how she couldn’t leave the baby, you know, the bond that a mother has with her baby and how…women need to be able to make a choice.”

[@ObscenePizza]

Talking about political statements; they wrote "Bush sucks" on a cardboard box in the dumpster scene.

[@melvillemcintosh3329]

He’s my hero

[@kheo]

React Gang in the Building! Remember dont just request your fav songs but discuss the video these boys work hard! Pac definitely hit the hood with this cuz there were alot of young single moms at this time. Its songs like this that showcase his versatility. #reactgang #hardestworkingchanel #purpletape

[@mahlatsemojela4188]

This man was way ahead of his time

[@AA-qb7ni]

Tupac was probably the only rapper to talk about the issues females face. He was one of a kind.

[@CiscoGoldmill-dz4gk]

This is based on a true story which is why you feel it!!! Pac was and is the only rapper with the exception of a few real dudes that deserves any kind of respect outside of the music industry! He died young but gave so much! RIP pac and much love for y’all doing this vid!!

[@dawg40fn]

Tupac So Many Tears and Scarface A Minute To Pray And A Second To Die

[@bestofzebest5629]

god damn made me allso tear up ==)

[@Hiiipower91]

Bomb first disses NY

[@jamescruz5897]

Rest in power we miss u pac

[@zakichoudhary507]

4:52 This is why we think Biggie dope, but we love Pac.

[@zakichoudhary507]

Why did we kill Tupac? The Keefe D interview is up on VladTV, in pieces. The Greg Kading interviews as well.

[@ZyZy456]

He was a Different Breed

[@enoch410]

2pac the GOAT.

[@razvan1191]

Respect

[@matthewbrown2619]

Best social commentator rap ever had

[@lycan2494]

react to more pac. this guy got endless GEMS. -military minds - blasphemy - when thugs cry -thugz mansion and so many more...

[@ferchango6359]

Every song he put out was a gem, They should React to ' Trapped '.

[@hailhydra5061]

Krazy, white man’s world, unborn child

[@LawSupreme7]

the greatest

[@professorfinesser4322]

Tupac Keep ya head up

[@Jungz.88]

JD the Prophet loves hip hop.

[@leejclark]

Its a true story too

[@stacysimms2709]

That damn jodeci on the track too...RIP Tupac🙏🏽

[@kobeland720]

Crazy this was based on a true story

[@michaelgundersen1809]

Dope. 2pac is the goat