2PAC IS NOT LYRICAL.. 2Pac - Hellrazor REACTION | First Time Hearing!

[@larelprice696]

Pac was definitely lyrical.💯

[@alidaygo619]

2Pac was very lyrical

[@Carl-Johnson72]

Try troublesome 96

[@themack74]

lol. That is still bs. Bunch of unrelated bars strung together.

[@ramoneregal8317]

Unrelated your an idiot it's very on topic.

[@ramoneregal8317]

Exactly strictly lyrical

[@bororazor187]

You are so stupid God dayuuum ​@@themack74

[@jlawhonestmusic6565]

Tupac raised me as a man and as a hip hop artist! All those who said Pac can't get lyrical are those who either want special attention on social media; or they don't know what lyrical is. You represented Pac to the fullest in this reaction. New sub

[@JasonPaul-ph7ie]

He was actually a homosexual actor, and apparently a good actor because he fooled everyone, but the internet is undefeated

[@Bahirrrr]

@@JasonPaul-ph7ie L argument everyone that says this I can tell dont really do they homework on pac

[@HOgG623]

@@JasonPaul-ph7ieyeah he was a homosexual having sex with all them porn stars and all them women that are actresses out left eye but he was a homosexual smh get the f*uck outta here

[@danpoole5721]

Pac said they wanted him dead cause of his last name it's very powerful

[@TheMaitrue1]

Pac snapped on that last verse!!!! 🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@Silkysmooth-qk5nc]

Facts 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@ps4gamesonly623]

Man say that again 🔥

[@robreynolds3301]

Facts!!!!!!! The breath at the end did it for me. Even he knew he snapped...

[@wilb9111]

FACTS! Pac rapped with real emotion, you can see the picture he was painting in real time.

[@KushmaneCeo]

2 pac was the goat

[@mrljlanier]

Tasha Harlins is the girl he's talking about in the 3rd verse. His ability to address real issues because he knew no one else would just lets you further know that he cared about the community.

[@jacobbruce3174]

Her name was Latasha

[@mrljlanier]

@ well of course her name was Latasha

[@jacobbruce3174]

@@mrljlanier the. Why did you write Tosha no one called her tosha

[@jacobbruce3174]

@@mrljlanier tasha

[@jacobbruce3174]

@@loutlaw854 it’s Latasha look it up if you want to know it’s not hard to find

[@justinlicciardi4505]

Those who say Pac not lyrically skilled are just haters or just too stupid to understand.

[@BroderickBandzz]

They was just old haters from back n the day

[@ksager123]

​@BroderickBandzz it's a new trend. Nobody was even saying this back then

[@nag2129]

@@BroderickBandzz They werent old haters, its the young crowd today who are hating.

[@andregodfrey3022]

That part

[@BlakeAlexander12]

Exactly what I’ve always said lol

[@program9737]

2pac - nothing to lose is a great song too !!! please react

[@hakimcoggins6746]

He definitely was lyrical no doubt about dat

[@johnrichardirby]

Pac is not a rapper. He’s bigger than a rapper. He’s a revolutionary figure and that’s why he is no longer with us. If you know, you know. RIP King 👑

[@GoGetYourShinebox]

I used to think that but Pac was wild, always walking on a fine line when it came to life & death. He could have died on several occasions before 1996

[@johnrichardirby]

@ So what changed?

[@2apocalypse-X]

Pac says on Unconditional Love that "My mission is to be more than just a Rap musician, the elevation of today's generation if I can make them listen".

[@MrCvjalexander]

PAC was an MC. Not every rapper is an MC.

[@JasonPaul-ph7ie]

He was actually a homosexual actor, and apparently a good actor because he fooled everyone, but the internet is undefeated

[@shaymoore9702]

I literally cant, Pac not lyrical? WTF......"You dont listen to Pac, you feel Pac.! " straight facts. Pac is, was, and will always be legendary, revolutionary, a lyrical genius, and by far the greatest rapper to ever grace a mic, there has never been, nor will there ever be anyone who can even remotely come close to being on Pac's level.. Not only that, but Pac was far more than just a rapper, he was honest, real, and had so much love for others, and he poured his heart and soul into every word he ever said, which is why his music, and his legacy will never die. To anyone who thinks differently.....prove me wrong....,go ahead, I'll wait. RIP Pac, we love and miss the heck outta some you.

[@HottRod329]

Bro thank you .. I’ve been a 2Pac fan for 30 plus years and over the years what I have noticed is that most 2pac haters that claim he’s not Lyrical take on what others Rappers in Hip Hop say because of jealousy. The jealousy comes from he and his music still being relevant , and as popular for almost 30 years after his death. Most Rappers from that era music isn’t as popular.., talked about.., or Loved.. as 2Pac and that makes them Jealous.., so they use terms like he’s not Lyrical or Street enough to try to diminish him , his skills , and love from hip-hop fans , but the Real fans know better..

[@proINpro]

Damn right bro! Carry on his legacy. He is worth it.

[@mjohnson1042]

Im still rockin this in '24. He killt this track

[@michaelzeigler3733]

If Nas and Eminem say your the best ever then🤷🏻 Cmon man 😂

[@benjamincastleman8580]

2 PAC Was One Of A Kind G.O.A.T.💯🔥🔥🎤🐐🔥🔥💯 And Definitely 20 to 30 Year's Ahead Of His Time!!! Definitely Was On His Grind!!💯R.I.P. PAC💯

[@EWheels]

What’s even more amazing this sounds like a freestyle session

[@menelickbowizzy5904]

For real

[@Pablo-fr7es]

Love the you be playing Tupac songs . My favorite rapper all time he’s the best to ever do it. You need to react to Thug mansion and so many.

[@mradmiredsecrets1699]

Only fear of death

[@damonsta80]

Facts the most underrated song by pac ..lyrics and a picture perfect story to go with it

[@shonnyd4071]

It’s similar to folks who claim Mary J Blige can’t sing. Mary’s vocals are POWERFUL. She dnt have multi octaves or a smooth range, but her singing is full of emotions that ANYONE going through things can relate. 2pac also rapped with emotions that people globally felt during his short lived career. That’s why they’re both Rock & Roll Hall of Famers. I think when folks clam 2pac isn’t lyrical, it’s cause he doesn’t use a lot of double entendres or metaphors (no disrespect to the lyrical geniuses who do)…he’s straight forward!!! ✊🏾👊🏽💯

[@arnisobiang7466]

Tupac was real, he wasn't a fantasist. He was really engaged in this fight, nothing to do with the rest who make music of complacency or convenience for which they have never been worried by the elites.

[@Arnold-oz7qp]

That 3rd verse poured out his heart and soul the GOAT 🐐 black jesus. Great reaction much love from Byron Bay Australia 🇦🇺.

[@Rikanlynx86]

This was the first pac album I purchased day 1 release with my own money. Hell raiser was always one of my favs, also 16 on death row

[@mejustme1654]

One of my favorite lines by pac picture perfect I can paint a perfect picture

[@davidgonsalves827]

Pac snapped lyrically on a lot of tracks. But more importantly, he made the best music! Exactly bro, timeless! Still my fav rapper to this day

[@euthanasia662]

Pac was in full stride in that 3rd verse. There Aint nothing standing in his way. Great reaction 👍

[@TheLieKillaJr]

Poetically Thuggin lyrically-Tupac

[@itsthemcp]

He had over 700 songs. He was sometimes lyrical, he was sometimes a teacher, he was sometimes a poet, he was sometimes a gangster, and sometimes a storyteller and news reporter. If I die tonight is a lyrical song if you want a good example. But 2pac above everything was mainly focused on hitting the listeners hearts. He made made gangster grown men cry.

[@dabur74]

My favorite line from that song is "I see cemetery photos of my piers, conversating like they still here." Mane who says shit like that. Powerful!

[@valentinojones3033]

How can a poet not be lyrical?

[@MrSIMMS-vo1do]

Easy

[@MrSIMMS-vo1do]

Was edger Allen Poe lyrical

[@DMEDetroit]

One of the greatest songs of all-time right here

[@showme6842]

People who say Tupac was not lyrical are from a certain coast.

[@DeammatronamnostraeisGod]

The south and Midwest including some east coast areas they bias asf though some people from they coast mess with pac

[@piotrteichertkajzer4260]

The Best in history Mr.MAKAVELI

[@ardien.535]

His best lyricism is on the makaveli album imo. Blasphemy, hold ya head. White manz world. Can go up against anyone

[@DonTiberius35]

💯💯facts most people just let blasphemy go over their head they don't understand the concept he was referring to telling you a story from the perspective of black Jesus it's deep 💯

[@Silkysmooth-qk5nc]

I found my people

[@youngrecklessescoo7079]

You should react to street fame. 3 Flawless verses and imo his most lyrical song, that’s the one I go to to shut ppl up that say he wasn’t lyrical.

[@trizzmatic413]

They don’t be listening young king! I’m 42, and I’m telling you they don’t be listening to Pac, cause his lyrics be calling them out, and putting their lies / fakeness on blast. I’m from that era, so I remember clearly how jealous ALL Of these other rappers were of him (and they still are, especially the rappers that was in the game when he was… the so called OGs). Pac was the realest ever in Hiphop, in any generation or era. What he was about & stood for was way too advanced & on another level. It was his Black Panther Party background/ upbringing that made him different. Like you said, you don’t listen to PAC, you FEEL him. When I was 20 yrs old (2003), I was facing 40 years to Life in prison, and no other rappers’s music got me through them 10 years that I copped out to. I didn’t wanna hear nobody else, their music didn’t mean shit to me anymore. Like he said, “In the end, it’s my friends that flip flopped” I was experiencing that at that time, while all these other rappers were still lying in their music. In that situation, I began to see that Pac was above everyone else. I was 13/14 years old when he was assassinated. This song was one of them ones that spoke to my soul in the pen, cause I felt just like him, while sitting in there. 💯 For that, he’s my GOAT. 🐐 You can listen to any Pac song, just make sure it’s the OG version, whenever you see that option. 💯 Your reaction was 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 and 100% on point. You’re doing your homework! Pac said in the Lost Vibe interview, to “go back & study”, and you’re doing just that. Much respect, young brother. I appreciate what you’re doing. My reaction recommendation would be to check out, “Lord Knows”, “Death Around the Corner”, “Life’s So Hard (OG Version) or “Blasphemy” You won’t be disappointed!✌🏾👑 #YouWokeUpThe2PacSpirits

[@moluvkbalalala8878]

11:21 that was so in sync xD

[@michaelzeigler3733]

Not only was he lyrical but the most lyrical I can rhyme shit that don’t matter all fuckin day like dr Seuss 🤷🏻😂 He put his shit together so well amd it always meant so much more than what anyone else was talkin about 💯

[@keepnit]

Fax 💯

[@MrSIMMS-vo1do]

The most lyrical really

[@terrancerobinson20]

Facts people can rhyme sh*t that don't matter and not soul touching or addressing issues we face, all day. But at the end of the day, so what?! And?! So your comment is spot on!

[@kurterispe7394]

Tupac is The GOAT

[@CharlesWilliams-ie4qv]

Damn right 💯💯💯

[@duanethreats2190]

It’s about time my guy‼️ 😎👊🏾 Love ur reactions to 2Pac.🥀🪦

[@dolla510]

Bump hold ya head 🔥

[@terrancerobinson20]

Bruh my favorite Pac song. So underrated. Lyrical and passionate and no cuss words either. It feels like his last words to us.

[@oskarbenedek4367]

Bro thank you for this reaktion. I just watched it . I live in Germany, I still listening to 2pac every day. I grew up listening to him and I still can't believe how fucking amazing he was

[@TkMk_cuzz]

greatest of all time 🐐 often imitated but never duplicated 🐐

[@mob1662]

Hellrazor is one of my favourite Pac songs, he’s passionate and angry in this song and I felt what he was saying to my core ✊🏾💯

[@boondoggle4820]

It’s mainly the people who like that New York underground subway rap who say that he wasn’t lyrical, because he’s not spitting metaphors and similes all day, and he’s instead being straightforward and cutting straight to the core with his rhymes. A lot of the rap that they say is lyrical doesn’t stand the test of time because it doesn’t mean anything to the listener, while Pac’s music had a huge impact on people.

[@keepnit]

No lies 💯

[@elockett4367]

Well put. Totally agree

[@neilpatrickhairless]

Tupac is from New York. He left because Diddy parties weren't his vibe

[@neilpatrickhairless]

Matter of fact, in the Vibe interview he said as much.

[@neilpatrickhairless]

He kind of told everyone his vibe in Vibe and of course that did not make people who party with Prince Andrew and Donald Trump happy

[@xKaijux]

Yo, just found your channel. This song here is 1 of my fav tracks.

[@robertmontoya9996]

Pac "str8 ballin" off the Thug Life album produced by Warren G

[@jrbrawlersgaming1816]

Easy Mo Bee produced that song😂😂...Google is free my boy!

[@robertmontoya9996]

@jrbrawlersgaming1816 oops. 'How long will they mourn me' is Warren G...wrong song. Regardless, it's a BANGER!

[@LoyisoVabaza-wu3fq]

Crook cop killing Glock. Maaaan😅

[@micahwest2793]

You should definitely react to Tupac's Resist The Temptation and Grab The Mic. Unreleased songs that a lot of people never heard but some of his best.

[@Martin-e7f4q]

Great job, keep it up man 👍

[@XNOW716]

I got chills when I it came out. I was 16. I still get chills when I hear it now. IM 44!!!!! FYI rumor is the guy on the hook set up the 1st shooting

[@chato062289]

You got my subscription my g! Finally someone really listing to the lyrics ❤ Tupac my favorite rapper GOAT!

[@ItsMeCharlieB]

People say Pac wasn’t lyrical because he didn’t focus heavy on metaphors and punchlines. He didn’t really attempt clever wordplay. He focused more on reality and real 💩 He delivered it in a way that was magical and heartfelt. His delivery and passion was something special.

[@themack74]

@@ItsMeCharlieB lol. He could have included multiple entendres, metaphors, and etc. You all have an excuse for everything when it comes to that guy. In that case, everyone could have done what he did, but they just chose not to for whatever reason. lol. He did not have that skill. See, that is what soured me on pac, you delusional fans

[@ItsMeCharlieB]

@ what excuse did I make? I told the truth and spoke facts. Know what you’re talking about before running your mouth.

[@themack74]

@@ItsMeCharlieB the excuse was that he chose to focus on real ish instead of wordplay. That is a bs excuse. You cannot even understand your own writing. Should you even be in this discussion?

[@ItsMeCharlieB]

@ naw dummy I was agreeing he wasn’t lyrical. I actually explained why he wasn’t, but also what made people love him. So you need to know what you’re talking about before running your mouth.

[@themack74]

@@ItsMeCharlieB ok. Maybe I misread your intent

[@juandelfierro5213]

You should really listen to " My Block " it's not even on any of his albums. It's from the movie from Russell Simmons called " The Show " that's my favorite 2pac song!

[@madizm05]

Not only he s spitting facts and he s rhyming with it .

[@jr5886]

Growin up in LA in the 90s n 2000s loosing childhood friends and family to gang and gun violence pac was the only thing I could listen to 😢 cried when he died same year of my grandma passing

[@poppystewart9206]

G.O.A.T. end of story!!!!!!

[@illcauze6108]

Tupac spoke to MFs that had the same feelings, thoughts and beliefs. I stg though the man was getting into my brain and making records from my thoughts lol. Pac gives me goosebumps bro. I was 20 when Pac died and I’m telling you brotha, on my kids, I was in shock and felt that shit for a week. I couldn’t believe my idol was gone. RIP to the goat. He was using his platform as a rapper to get his message out. The ppl who REALLY rocked with Pac were ppl who understood he wasn’t just a rapper. He was telling us how shit worked and I bet now if ppl today pick up Pacs albums and ACTUALLY listen they will get it. They will see this man was a prophet who was taken away from us. “Me against the world” album is the best album poetically and message wise imo.

[@tonys273]

Before death pac had just started doing the metaphor rap! Image how his growth coulda been ! Seen how Wayne transformed over the years? Pac woulda definitely did that

[@WillOutlaw]

I FELT THAT IN MY SOUL

[@MediaSoundBites]

A lot of credits got the talking points from the source magazine and journalist calling: 2Pac, theater rapper poet, even though he is a poet, but they try to limit his skill. This video and content is definitely on point.

[@shawnyoung7445]

Tell them my guy

[@oskarbenedek4367]

That's how I feel all the time when I listen to him .to this track Did I listen to the same 2pac you listen to ? Did you all hear this what he was saying in his lyrics?This is so crazy. This passion, this pain in his voice 💔

[@johnathanelliott8960]

BEST RAPPER EVER !!! Because you feel every word! Even down to shooting two cops...facts!

[@averagewhiteguy6121]

Listen to Street Fame, Everything They Owe, Dear Mr President

[@robreynolds3301]

I remember listening to this when it first dropped. Literally gave me chills...Pac shit just hit different...iykyk..

[@YUMECollective]

The Game - 92 Bars 🙏

[@lephelps1668]

Great reaction. Everyone who says Tupac isn't lyrical has only listened to his commercial stuff. I recommend the song "momma just a little girl" kzbin.info/www/bejne/np2Zp6aEqphqY7ssi=pTaO--D5Ym8sq0IS

[@fyahflame3721]

Do a Reaction to "AgainstAll Odds" Bruh🔥🔥🔥

[@willdiaz5373]

2pac is the king of rap nobody is close from pac period

[@JasonPaul-ph7ie]

He was actually a homosexual actor, and apparently a good actor because he fooled everyone, but the internet is undefeated

[@lafiesta1197]

One of my favorite pac songs. He snapped and was talking that shit

[@program9737]

please react to 2pac bury me a g solo version !!!! he was talking in that one bro

[@YaYa_1435]

Universities across the U.S. have classes based on 2pac and his music. 2pac is the G.O.A.T 💯

[@PETER_G24]

PAC was a poet a revolutionary trying to polish up his people. Was he a battle rapper NOPE, did he ever claim to a lyricist NOPE he painted a picture to the world of what majority of us was actually experiencing. He our hearts and our minds cold educating those who would listen. Product of the REAL BLACK PANTHER PARTY

[@Silkysmooth-qk5nc]

This is my favourite Pac song The last verse is just simply amazing

[@Factsoverurfeelings]

Lyrical - writee expressing oneself in a beautiful artistic way (Tupac) Dense - lacking intelligence (Some people)

[@pharaohacura3618]

this song gives me goosebumps and an adrenaline rush at the same time…the passion, the heart, he just explodes 😂😂

[@sandubbz3889]

2pac was very lyrical my gee G.o.a.t

[@RG-zw5wc]

Pac rapped from the gut

[@MrSmokeytehbear]

Most underrated 2pac album right here. One of the best.

[@xxoffdavertxx4162]

This my favorite song from Pac ❤

[@gpproductionz]

When Latasha got shot by the liquor store clerk, that kind of set off the LA Riots (besides the Rodney King verdict)

[@tankwhite.7036]

This is my favorite 2Pac song 🔥

[@Jahk-mode876]

he was spittin dat real shit , not just rhyming, he def lyrical, touch your soul

[@Grodimusprime]

Hey young Brother what’s happening. You reacted to the worldwide choppers with Tech N9ne, Busta Rhymes, Yelawolf and Twista. Happy holidays to you and your family. I absolutely love your contact. Keep grinding my brother.

[@jasonfenwick7578]

The greatest

[@tmac3549]

Please buy Kool Moe Dee’s book “ There’s a God on the Mic.” I bought it on Amazon. A lot of ppl need to learn about emceeing.

[@kafil407]

"I get around" disproves that

[@mikematthews234]

One of my favorite songs right here Out his heart in this mfka 💪🏿❤️

[@arnisobiang7466]

can you react at " life's so hard (OG version), "life 4 hustler", "All out (OG version), "if i die tonight" "against all odds", "death around the corner", "getho start" , me against th world", "words of the wisdom", "how long will the mourn me".

[@reybattaglia]

PAC was on some other level. No one since has been on his level!!! A true gift from god!!!❤

[@terrancerobinson20]

Bro! That's the same question I be asking. Are people listening to the same Pac I'm listening to? Cuz how can ANYONE say Pac not lyrical?! And you right, you don't really listen to Pac, you feel Pac.

[@montezuumah]

This was the best pac react I've seen.. Keep em coming youngster.. "Thug Style" is a must to react to.. His first album is highly slept on.. any song from that album is fire.. "Violent" is probably my favorite off that album

[@travonejames6624]

For people saying pac wasn’t lyrical go listen to Richie Rich - niggas done change or rear view mirror

[@melijahcopeland4101]

Holla If Ya Hear Me is ridiculous. He set the studio on fire with that track

[@i_amronin4750]

Tupac music is driven by passion, emotion & raw energy which no other rap artist gets close to but he isnt lyrical specially on this song! He does have songs where he gets lyrical but that was when he became makaveli the don & was studying Nas so we never got to see his lyrical step up. In skill

[@solodolo7385]

Intricate lyrics are complex, multi-layered, and carefully crafted lines that combine advanced literary techniques such as metaphors, double meanings, internal rhymes, alliteration, and vivid imagery. They often explore profound themes, challenge the listener’s interpretation, or evoke deep emotions. For example, Tupac’s intricate lyrics often blend social commentary, personal struggles, and poetic wordplay, making them both meaningful and thought-provoking. An intricate lyric draws listeners in with its depth, requiring them to reflect on its message or appreciate its craft.

[@solodolo7385]

If u want example’s I can give you that too.

[@modziw12]

Most people are just used to people spitting a bunch of words, they feel to realize that those words lack substance.

[@rockwithfonz8424]

What’s up bro much respect and yes pac is definitely one of them ones rip 2Pac and bro when you get a chance do a reaction video from the above the rim soundtrack Tupac song called pain 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@TawahanDayaan-es7zq]

From syria..... You totally right bro.....i agree with everything you said......i like your reaction.... All i need ...my 1976nissan skyline gt & great tupac

[@ShugKapone]

My fave Pac song. He passed when I was 13. Paaaaaaac

[@NorthgateGuitar916]

He had the perfect blend of lyrics and that mob energy. That shit go🔥🔥🔥🔥 Momma raised a hell razor!! Do the song Life’s so hard by Pac!!

[@animate5509]

R U STILL DOWN ( REMEMBER ME ) is my favorite 2Pac album