2PAC "GHETTO GOSPEL" REACTION!! | PAC'S LYRICS WERE AHEAD OF THEIR TIME SMH

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[@KamakazziKilla]

The sample was Elton john indian sunset, this was also produced by eminem

[@lotusfrucht111]

Love Pac. Also gotta shout out Eminem the GOAT for this awesome production.

[@joshuaha7661]

Em definitely doesn't get enough recognition as a producer. He produced a lot of shit people listen to and they don't even know.

[@lotusfrucht111]

Also to your question in the video: the sample is Elton John - Indian Sunset

[@YourBioDad]

@Sean Mark he is and statistics say so as well

[@lotusfrucht111]

@Sean Mark I agree that statistics don't validate an opinion lol. There is rarely an objective greatest of all time in anything. Obviously it's my opinion, sad that that easily becomes an issue to some

[@sentoo7606]

Wait what?! I didnt know this.. thats crazy. Eminems producing skills are really nuts!

[@SpiderJAAM]

Nobody has that ability to make someone feel your lyrics like 2Pac does, like he looks like just a gangster to the mainstream but we all know he was a powerful poet and a really smart person.

[@Kanjo_Bazooie]

Such a powerful song. Amazing songwriting by pac and elton. Great production by em. One of my favorite songs of all time

[@joshuaha7661]

It's crazy how much Pac had written and recorded before he passed but never had the chance to put it to a beat. They were able to make entire albums after the fact. Legend🙏

[@SM-nv9jh]

They were put on beats. Just not mixed/mastered. Majority of them have been butchered/Remixed

[@irepfrisco415]

The originals are all better than the posthumous remakes! They should all have been released the way Pac recorded them!

[@lordfriezachrist6546]

it's crazy how Pac got slumped over a death row chain fake thuggin in the streets.

[@joshuaha7661]

@@irepfrisco415 I heard they were either Acapella, or just rapped over a basic beat. That's what I heard in a documentary or whatever about Pacs posthumous albums. That's just what I heard tho, idk.

[@catladygoddess]

This was the Pac I was a fan of. I had a harder time with his gangster stuff because those were dangerous times and he was playing with fire. His murder was so sad and unfortunately predictable. RIP

[@josellaurador5412]

That album was produced by Eminem

[@connieerickson5193]

Facts! The song was produced by Eminem and samples the 1971 Elton John song, "Indian Sunset". (Wikipedia)

[@NorrisFoxx]

Terribly.

[@raj07rr12]

Shame on u saying this​@@NorrisFoxx

[@NorrisFoxx]

@@raj07rr12 It's true. For one, the tracks don't fit 2pac's style at all. And then, there's the issue with Eminem tampering with 2pac's vocals - slowing them down, splicing words together on a few occasions to make him say things he never said, and the distorted poor quality. By comparison, all of the songs on the album not produced by Eminem is of much higher quality, the tracks fit his style, and the vocals aren't tampered. Need proof, look up the original versions of the songs - Out on Bail (Og), Ghetto Gospel (Og), Don't U Trust Me? (Og), and Cause I Had 2 (Og) are my faves from this album. Or compare Eminem's remix version of "Hennessey" with Red Spyda's remix version of "Hennessey", both on the same Eminem produced album.

[@NorrisFoxx]

@@raj07rr12 Not saying he's always bad at it. I like how he produced "One Day at a Time" and "Ghost".

[@aarondavis2067]

I’d pay money to hear your 2pac changes breakdown!

[@lukei4655]

This

[@baca802]

Thanx for this one bro, having grown up in that era, this hits different, apreciate it

[@BT30191]

Thanks for keeping Biggie and Pac alive to the newer generation. Really using your channel for great things. This was the first 2pac song I ever heard as a kid and it blew my mind. I'd only ever heard radio rap at that age and this was so far removed from the typical content. I was rocked when I realised that this barely scratches the surface of Pac's greatness. Dope video as always

[@bmills4889]

I love this song he was 18 I think when he wrote this 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@CaddyJim]

I got to make a point that even many *Tupac* fans are oblivious to and that's that he didn't curse in much of his music

[@danielswan690]

Yes he did 😂, I’m a HUUUGE 2pac fan but yeah he did ahaha

[@charlescarter1859]

Yes, finally a Pac reaction from u ! I would like to hear more Pac Breakdowns from. PAC HAD OVER THE HEAD BARS WHICH I KNOW U WOULD CATCH. I MIGHT PAY FOR THAT.

[@hbkavnish]

I like watching you do older songs because you give amazing context about the songs along with the breakdown.

[@louisscd]

Listening and remembering how deep this is has got me emotional man, your break down here helps people be more conscious of how heart breaking the topic of the song is, well done dude

[@illburnitdown]

This song has always been on my playlist. Awsome message. Always respected Pac and Nas for these kind of songs. Both pushed for positive change 🔥🔥🔥

[@MUFCist]

This is a great reaction as always man but what can we expect from the best to do it. Would love to see you do more pac, as this is a great track but no where near his best work. Keep up the good work 👍

[@youknow12341000]

My personal top 10: (no order) PAC Rakim Lil Wayne Biggie Jay-Z Drake Nas Eminem Andre 3000 Lupe Fiasco ..... honorary mentions (Kendrick, Method Man, and Big Pun)

[@tonysample1738]

Not a bad list

[@VladTheChad1]

Wayne is just a nostalgia/old head thing man. Tons of rappers more talented then him

[@youknow12341000]

@@VladTheChad1 I’m taking into account everything tho. Lyrical ability, longevity, sales, impact, etc..... and when you do that I feel like Wayne gotta be up there!

[@crtc5432]

nice spread i recently made room for hopsin & i really want to include immortal technique, but dayum

[@lucasceleste4743]

My man got tired of restarting the stream yesterday 😂

[@Karriebear78]

Love the Tyler shout out 💯❣️

[@cyber6sapien]

Great breakdown of the distinctions between Biggie and Pac. Those two were all time greats to be sure!!

[@JJnuggetDoe]

I love the Elton John sample in this track. That element brings such a vulnerability to the melody and works with the lyrical content so well. Pac slayed this. 🔥

[@bryankahl3514]

And this is from the pac album that was produced by Eminem. One of my favorite Tupac albums!

[@joelpayne1193]

Thus song was amazing and heartbreaking because we need to work on changes in society. We need find way to tackle poverty and violence in the world. RIP 2pac.

[@imsorryehh4905]

I love how so many people consider this one of the greatest songs yet unlike most at its time, and even now, there's was no swearing in it. NF definitely got some inspiration from this song.

[@Reyvius78]

I knew a few Pac songs but really 3 to 5 max, bought the album produced by Em' with DJ Quick and Luis Resto, it got me hooked on the whole discography. Yet haters still claim he didn't do anything for the hip-hop community

[@sashavanginkel658]

The album produced by em is literally one of the worst tho.

[@Reyvius78]

@@sashavanginkel658 hmm your opinion, I liked it enough to jump on Pac's entire discographie because of Em'

[@miguel20012]

@@sashavanginkel658 in my opinion it isn't worst

[@divinethug1]

fun faqt: Elton John is singing that chorus

[@Danny_R_]

Fun fact : Eminem produced the album..

[@MrDreamShatterrer]

Wait where did you do the Biggie “Juicy” breakdown?

[@cyber6sapien]

Pac was multi dimensional. An unlike most other musical artists, we got to see every single dimension of Pac in his music!

[@ridazszn]

Eminem’s production is awesome

[@zeidperagar885]

Shivers down my spine. The compare and contrast of these two legends

[@Kakarott2009]

Still waiting for the “xo week” u promised me 2 months ago.

[@vinothnair2543]

That's true as what u said...people see him as a gangsta rapper....but most of his lyrics are is what we need now.....

[@kdizzle901]

Thats JD Williams he is in an episode of The Soranos, he was on Oz for 4 Seasons playing Kenny Wangler, and lest not forgot Bodie on 4 seasons of the greatest show ever made The Wire

[@lukei4655]

This track sounds anachronistically like a response to Ice Cube’s Today Was a Good Day. Pac’s realism in contradistinction to Cube’s idealism.

[@krasimir1103]

I came from The Notorious B.I.G. reaction so dope FIRE.

[@kayazelo]

Woah this must be hella old. I’m 38 and even I don’t remember ever hearing it. Tupac also sounds really young here. Great song and reaction

[@2apocalypsex]

Eminem had to speed up the pitch of Pac's voice in order for it to fit the instrumental.

[@alfonzohoward185]

This was written in 92 pac was bigger than music he was This presence, and force that after he died that space is still empty, big had a great flow but no substance that's why the world embraced pac because he spoke about and for us he always said he was doing God's work he never called him self the best rapper

[@PantheonProjects]

That’s what’s up ! Give me some Pac also the three shots were missing it though me off lol

[@charlescarter1859]

I would for u to breakdown Hail Mary or Blasphemy. Pac pen went was crazy on em two songs.

[@keithupton6887]

I Jus heard Dat song for Da first time a couple hours ago while listening to samples used throughout Da 00s-09 And Den you react to Da same song 💯😂👏🏽🤝

[@jurritvandermeulen4196]

Where’s the Biggie mentioned video?

[@andrewkaldas3337]

Yay has since posted :)! kzbin.info/www/bejne/p3KnnGmEgLaqias

[@user-bh2fz5sf5e]

Forgot how much I love this song.. ♥️

[@AlcanceVictoriaValen]

Ya te aviso que te tardaste! 2 PAC/ Makaveli The Don. The GOAT😎💯

[@bdjosh]

Where's the Juicy vid you reference at the beginning? Patreon only?

[@Danny_R_]

Idk if you seen it already but here it is just in case.. kzbin.info/www/bejne/p3KnnGmEgLaqias... 😉

[@mikeymike1030]

so many Tupac songs i wish you would react too.

[@coleboismier1058]

5:38 pac said I hope we see the light before its ruined

[@frizzlethecat2084]

One of my favorite songs, actually!

[@bendangmongbaiozukum8628]

Do more of the legend 2pac

[@noemorales8458]

So Snoop could live without Em. Lol Without Em this album wouldn't have been created

[@internetcutie]

and no other "producer" would be able to sample Elton like Em did for this track, that's an underrated aspect. Em knows Elton personally and phoned in this favor to amplify Pac's message to the max. it's good to see Em and Snoop family again after that brief time of bs

[@axeltyroone]

Vocals recorded in '92, song produced by Dr.Dre in '05

[@taicaranceja3378]

Where were the gunshots at the beginning?😂😂 *bam bam bam*

[@Karriebear78]

This genius died right after I graduated from high school in 1996 🥺 I'll never forget that day.

[@luciferpetrenkoff5040]

I have maintained this POV that Eminem is the best lyricist ever in rap but 2pac is the best storyteller in rap

[@QuinnBJones]

This one of the Best songs EVER!!! With Eminem on production 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@SpockCanYouSaveme]

Bro Pac came from a lineage of revolutionary black panthers. Thats why his message is always on point. IMHO Biggie is a great rapper and all but his raps are just typical cool guy stuff. @Pac is about the making sense of the world.

[@nekronbeast3981]

Conscious rap was around long before 2 Pac but he did bring it to another level

[@CaddyJim]

*#FACTS* there are only *10 Hip Hop* albums certified platinum *Eminem & Tupac* both have *2* but *Tupac* was only in the game for like *5yrs Eminem's* been in it for *20+* *1. Eminem (The Marshall Mathers LP) DIAMOND💎11.3 million copies.* *2. Outkast (Speakerboxxx/The Love Below) DIAMOND💎11.2 million copies.* *3. Notorious B.I.G. (Life After Death) DIAMOND💎11.1 million copies.* *4. 2 Pac (Greatest Hits) DIAMOND💎11 million copies.* *5. Kid Rock (Devil Without A Cause) DIAMOND💎11 million copies.* *6. Eminem (The Eminem Show) DIAMOND💎10.9 million copies.* *7. 2 Pac (All Eyez On Me) DIAMOND💎10.2 million copies.* *8. Beastie Boys (Licensed to Ill) DIAMOND💎10.1 million copies.* *9. MC Hammer (Please Hammer, Don’t Hurt ‘Em) DIAMOND💎10.1 million copies.* *10. Nelly (Country Grammar) DIAMOND💎10.05 million copies.*

[@internetcutie]

*11. Eminem (Curtain Call: Greatest Hits) DIAMOND💎 10 million copies.* I think since your comment Curtain Call, Em's greatest hits album has been certified diamond at 10 million units and what's crazy is even my comment now might be out of date next RIAA cycle if Recovery is certified diamond to bring Em to 4 certified Diamond albums

[@andybaptista9832]

Id like to see you do "hellrazor" "if I die 2nite" "troublesome 96" ....you heard them but the older you breaks down better

[@francisvandenabeelen2576]

#AlgoBoost

[@angelicdemon1960]

Can you do pentatonix "Can't Hold Us" cover please?

[@derekhurst9]

Tupac seemed to be a victim to his own sensitivity. His introspection was born from it. But, the stereotype of what a strong man is pushed him into a persona that I don't think truly reflected who he was. Just my opinion. Was always a huge fan of his soul.

[@orosdispatch.l6365]

PRODUCED BY EMINEM !

[@axeltyroone]

Dr.Dre

[@orosdispatch.l6365]

@@axeltyroone lol go check

[@8613jslim]

what part of SA you from?

[@tito_gfx]

Wait, am I the only that noticed the "The Third Ernest" black screen is missing?

[@offthehookbeats3159]

For those curious to hear the original 2Pac track: kzbin.info/www/bejne/bn-agpWXorRqbNU Em edited the vocals like crazy for Ghetto Gospel. I know Pac fans weren't big fans of that track (and most of the album) when it came out because of that. I understand that opinion, but personally, I think the song came amazing. Such an epic/emotional song.

[@iceyroo]

Em the 🐐

[@Hos.55]

em is great but not the greatest

[@infamouscapri9249]

Em is ONE of the goat thee Arabic name guy

[@joshuaha7661]

Em's production skills always get overlooked just because people don't know how much he does it. Some of peoples favorite songs were produced by Em and they don't even know lol

[@matthewkimani5367]

Could you do NF - NO EXCUSES

[@jtcaruanafan4617]

Bodie, from The Wire?! Shout out to The Wire fans. Easily one of the greatest shows ever with a timeless loyal fan base.

[@DiegoA-jh5zu]

2pac > biggie.... Roll it!

[@italexs_]

does he that 2pac born first later come tyler Joseph

[@kdizzle901]

Btw he says "I hope we see the lght before its ruined"

[@2apocalypsex]

Tupac never was a Gangsta Rapper and he didn't consider himself a gangster rapper. Just watch a few of his interviews and you will see that. It was the mainstream media and people who don't know shit about hip hop that labeled him a gangsta rapper. Treach from Naughty By Nature said it best when he said “Pac was a prophet. He knew things that none of us could see yet. And he put it into his music. His only release was his music. I rolled with Pac. We came up together. And Pac never let me roll with him to pull no gun on no Black man. Pac wasn’t no gangster. Pac was a soldier,”

[@GhostRemix]

Love the track, I don’t know if I can agree about it being one of the most iconic... just because it’s a remix by Eminem and the original track to this day still doesn’t get a ton of attention or credit.

[@cyber6sapien]

I think 2Pac was much much younger when he sang this track too. You can hear it in his voice. It's a much less mature voice than the one on the Makaveli album.

[@BlaccOut]

8:31 so true RIP Takeoff

[@KaleshwarVhKaleshwarVh]

When Pac came in, and you said it reminded you of dome other song. For me it was Lose Yourself.

[@KaleshwarVhKaleshwarVh]

I see a comment which says Eminem produced this, really? Makes sense.

[@fideljrgonzalez6884]

👌

[@dublinbounder]

Oh shit I just realized that the main guy in the video is from The Wire.

[@matthewcastro6332]

The introoooo???????

[@charlescarter1859]

The ORGINAL version, is better in my opinion. The flow is more uptempo and matches with the beat better. Good Reaction!

[@SoundBiteInc-]

I hate that biggie is constantly put in the same bubble as PAC just cause of the “beef” . Comparing pac to biggie is like comparing Malcolm X to Heavy D

[@jackdavis6389]

Y’all realize that this was after pacs death and Eminem was the one who put this specific album together of Pac right? Just sayin

[@2apocalypsex]

There was conscious rap way before Tupac

[@martavioustisby4942]

2pac

[@humzashaikh30]

React to Olivia Rodrigo driver license please!!!

[@hossammelik8645]

Conscious rap before Pac...? Public Enemy. Fight the power

[@alsudaifi]

Where’s that POW POW POW in the intro 💔🤦🏻‍♂️

[@dakotar9566]

Please react to Rap God remix by Dax!!!!

[@joeymims5852]

Im an old head, 40, and this was back in my days. This song isnt really a good example of Pac IMO. He had already passed years before, and they were just putting beats to try and match his vocals to make money. I dont like how almost all of the songs came out, they didnt fit the beat. The only one out of like all of them I really loved was Thugs Mansion. You should have done anything he did when he was alive, he was one of the greatest, but these songs that came out after he died were like trying to match vocals with beats that just didnt match!

[@OonslaughtoO]

Where's Biggie-juicy?

[@irepfrisco415]

Now do the original version that Pac recorded..

[@NorrisFoxx]

Like with half of this album, Eminem distorted and slowed down 2pac's vocals in this song.

[@Mick3yKane]

I dont think it's a sample, I think its Elton John and there's a version with someone else singing hook

[@lotusfrucht111]

It is a sample. Eminem sampled elton johns Indian sunset and pac verses that pacs mom shared with Em

[@irepfrisco415]

Pac’s flow/cadence was altered this entire album to fit Em’s beats.

[@zendariun101]

Wdym "their" time ?

[@ma5t3rkevino]

cant find juicy? and did the intro "roll" for yall? you slacking bruh

[@Danny_R_]

Here it is.. kzbin.info/www/bejne/p3KnnGmEgLaqias... 😉

[@Danny_R_]

If you havent seen it already..

[@ma5t3rkevino]

@@Danny_R_ yeah found it, he just released em in the wrong order

[@tonymatrisin4328]

Bodie!

[@lindseycarpenter5649]

You really took the time to compare TUPAC to the 21 pilots dude. So I took the time to log onto the KZbin app to say that this whole take was not flattering to you.

[@messamurai2658]

Why is it that only betas soy boys react to this legendary ALPHA MALES, SMH.