2pac - White Manz World | THIS WAS NOT THE 2PAC TRACK THAT I EXPECTED! | UK REACTION

[@steviewattz]

PAC loved every race in this world. He was not racist at all. He once said in an interview "If it was poor white people right now that we're suffering and needed help, I'd be helping them and making songs for them. But black people need the help right now" So with that said, he had to give it up for his people in this song because theyre the ones suffering. Can't be mad at that at all. And nipsey was doing the same. Malcom x was doing the same. Fred Hampton was doing the same Huey Newton was doing the same Martin Luther King was doing the same. Now, tell me... What do all those people who were trying to uplift their people have in common? Here's a hint: assassination

[@Desiree.N.M]

FACTS.

[@steviewattz]

@@Desiree.N.M you always get me 👊🏻

[@anthonywest8909]

Can’t be denied even though people don’t know who’re the real culprits but it’s clear that it was people with power for them trying to lift up their people 💯

[@Desiree.N.M]

@@steviewattz 👊🏼

[@ManicMarxman]

Bro, facts simplified for the simplest of minds

[@steviewattz]

Pac loved every race but he was a rider for his own.

[@ydrew3495]

Sir, the Nipsey intro outta nowhere reciting Pac earned you some major cool points 🏆🏆🏆. Keep. It. Up.

[@steviewattz]

💯💯💯

[@labarbarachase122]

Brain is a Star......"70"

[@brainsqueezereactions]

Trying to keep the channel exciting with some exciting extras ive found on my hunt! Cant be number one 2pac channel without prooving it first 🧠⏪️🙌🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@12tribes61]

Nipsey knew Pac was the teacher!

[@ComaToast1]

@@brainsqueezereactionsyou sir are the no.1 Tupac reaction channel and by far there is no debate

[@King_Ro_III]

The song felt like he was telling us goodbye.. then he really told us bye on Hold Ya Head, before a final word to his enemies on Against All Odds. A painful listen when you add it all up, but beautiful at the same time. He said everything he needed to say before he left.

[@cassd.-dreamstormerstv3951]

Wow never looked at it like that but it makes so much sense now how you just explained that

[@TheHumanBallsack]

Yep you nailed it man, Hold Ya Head was definitely the final goodbye to those who loved him (as was him walking through the streets of New York City straight after the 96 MTV video music awards and handing out all his money to homeless people, which Tha Outlawz said was like he was saying goodbye to New York)... and then Against All Odds was definitely a final fuck you to Puff Pastry, Mobb Deep, De La Soul, Nas, A-Team and Jimmy Henchman.

[@anamarin146]

​@@cassd.-dreamstormerstv3951 Thos Whole album is GOAT

[@Gyttripin]

11 albums and stared in 5 movies that was played in movie theaters. In a 6 year span. No one can compare . 1 of those years spent in jail

[@baltimorejames2204]

Facts

[@patricksanders4705]

1 year in jail and literally like 2 years of going through hella legal issues and being shot too 2pac was the hardest working artist in any genre of music. When u think about it 2pac pac had 4 years or less to create his legacy not only music but movies and activism all he stood for was done in 5 years which he was locked up for 1 year (1995) there will never be another rapper to have that impact. He’s Michael Jordan of rap music

[@petarkalcov1856]

7 movies 🎥🎞️, actually 🤔

[@Gyttripin]

@@petarkalcov1856 was all 7 played in theaters? I remember the 5 on the big screen

[@killasinsir7]

@@petarkalcov1856 What's his seven film, brother?

[@weathermanx2005]

One of his BEST tracks he has EVER done, he was the BEST bar none when it comes to social commentary.

[@onenation1124]

Yeah man I agree I mean he had so much experience moving around from place to place poor no parents at times list goes on lol

[@rodan8199]

" Much Love 2 My True Sistas..Far From Bitches."

[@cassd.-dreamstormerstv3951]

I agree 🙌

[@Ddeville0906]

Minister Louis Farrakhan was the first speaker, then Pac, and then Malcom X. Your assessment and reaction was spot on. "God bless the genes keep my seeds healthy" Yes he mentioned Kato

[@anthonybuckmon7936]

"Bury me with ammunition, weed, & shells, just in case they trip in heaven, ain't know Gs in hell" tell me a bar better than that from any1 who ever rapped.

[@labarbarachase122]

That is a barrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr !

[@richtexas4431]

“Puff weed stuff G’s in my sock g, car keys and Hennessy with a glock b” also by Pac. Pac was and is the best rapper of all times

[@steviewattz]

Pac painted such vivid pictures with his lyrics. He was the van Gogh of hip hop.

[@CaptainJonLuckPickard]

He said he felt close to Van Gogh because nobody appreciated his work until he was dead.

[@makavelithadon1224]

"PIcture perfect i paint a perfect picture" -Tupac

[@balltillyoufall1773]

Facts !!! 💯🙌🏾🤩💎

[@12tribes61]

@@makavelithadon1224 right like his mind is on another planet

[@smokee3820]

Pac transcended rap n music so much so that I say he was the greatest artist of all time even better than Van Goh. I'm pretty sure took time to make his art whereas Pac would have wrote this track in 10-15 minutes n performed it in one take.

[@patricksanders4705]

I grew up listening to 2Pac really heavy as a kid in the mid 90s-2000s as teenager and all eyez on me was my favorite album from Pac at the time and by any artist any genre and it was crazy commercially successful album but as I got older and going through alot of crazy situations and being int he streets feeling lost out here. as a grown ass man Listening to that MAkaveli 7 day theory hits on a whole diff level. Its Hands down my favorite album ever he didnt make that for money or commercial success rumors he made to be released as a free mixtape and the content is almost like a goodbye or like some prophecy he knows is being fulfilled and he maybe knew he wouldnt live to see but he just spoke his heart and soul Raw af start to finish didnt hold back nothing. That makaveli album has gotten me through alotta dark times! Greatest Rap album hands down imo not about commercial success and club bangers but that shit makes u just feel and understand life from his expeirences. Krazy my fav track btw

[@steviewattz]

In these verses he's speaking from the perspective of a young black male with a tourtured soul locked away in prison and thinking about what's really going on in this world.

[@truthjuice7961]

2pac was one of the greatest messenger of our time and he was so young delivering so much powerful life lessons all hail 2pac the great RIP KING 💯

[@12tribes61]

True he was sent here for something that’s why he didn’t feel free unless he departed!

[@truthjuice7961]

@@12tribes61 real talk 💯

[@bobemmanuel6523]

🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌👍👍💯💯💯💗💗

[@steviewattz]

"Sheddin' tears when her son, finally ask that question Where my daddy at? Mama why we live so poor? Why you cryin? Heard you late night through my bedroom door"

[@MultiBetterdayz]

What's beautiful, is PAC always plead with God to help or save him. That's what every black male goes through striving for a better life, peace within our soul. That's why when a reporter asked PAC about his gangster rap music and PAC replied " I don't do gangster rap, I do soul music".

[@steviewattz]

Love that you put nipsey in the intro! Funny that I just watched that same exact video like 4 hrs ago. PAC and nipsey we're two extremely positive humans in this world. This world is ruled by negative energy right now. Some would say evil. And whenever anyone tries to spread logic and positivity in this world, the negative energies smother them out.

[@stoneyp3748]

Was just going through Nipsey's last album...straight 🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@southrnsweety88]

Lightworkers will prevail

[@steviewattz]

The way I like to put it is "Pac was simple in a complex way" At face value, PACs lyrics seem simple but he was so poetic that he "embedded" layers to his "simple" lyrics. You find new meanings in them the more you listen to him. His lyrics are forever evolving even after his death. He's an immortal legend. But on a side note, there are people in control of his music right now and other like "snoop" who are trying to change his history. Winston Churchill said "the Victor writes history". So pac was killed and they are going to edit his lyrics and re tell stories in false ways to belittle him and his legacy. They're actively doing that right now with pac.

[@NGT4LIFE]

Pac was more of a poet and songwriter than a super lyrical MC.

[@rickyrichreacts9667]

I get chills everytime I hear this song and hear Pac at the end say "use your brain! Use your brain! It ain't them that's killin us it US that's killin us"🤯

[@goatfather5711]

It was the black man who evenly killed him.

[@Kuala-mc1mk]

@@rickyrichreacts9667 facts

[@stevemillar6631]

One of his best songs. This album was a masterpiece.

[@ayoolatunji6421]

Yo bro take a listen to the complete original tape it’s called the 3 day theory the only difference is that all songs are in chronological order and the background noise u hear at the end of songs matches the next song playing and there are more diss songs on that album

[@amakavelist565]

I'm always dumbfounded by this album. Consider the tracks that were on it in its original 3 day theory form that you've done, white man's world, me and my gf, blasphemy, when Thugz Cry..you've still got hold ya head, krazy, bomb first and a few others. All written and recorded in 3 days..rappers would give their careers just to write one of them..crazy!

[@cassd.-dreamstormerstv3951]

That is crazy!

[@12tribes61]

Pac lived a prophetic life he knew he had a few days left ghetto Jesus!

[@jpelevated4694]

I cried as a young boy to this song growing up, thanks for covering this 🎵 💯

[@labarbarachase122]

@ jp elevated....So sorry for the pain you experienced but thank you for sharing your feelings. Greetings and hugs from Nashville Tennessee....Peace Out..."70"

[@gracetailor8811]

one of my favorites! 😘 He never made a bad song. Crazy part, he didn't overthink it either or plan it out...his words are from his heart always.

[@balltillyoufall1773]

Makaveli/pac always tried to educate even in his anger, never trying to dumb you down he just couldn’t do that no matter what was coming at him , and yet when he was like this he was educating and feeding your 🧠/soul !!!

[@m.madisoncammue5619]

Glad you dropped this song! I’ve been waiting for this one Hector. I just love the part Pac is saying “ use your brain 🧠 “! That is a very important and powerful message! #Makaveliliveson

[@brainsqueezereactions]

Hoping I didnt mess it up my bruva

[@sydneefunnel]

This man was given a gift to turn words into painted picture through his story telling lyrics and he utilized that gift to his fullest potential. The beats he uses, the way he puts everything together...it's just perfect. 😊

[@ScreamingEagleTroySmith]

It is refreshing to watch your joy and energy when you catch on to what that great man was saying. The gentleman you were hearing in the speeches was Louis Farrakhan. I also believe that he is the one you were referring to in the interview. When I think about the statement that Tupac made about inspiring the mind that would change the world, I always consider that it could be someone like you. He very well could have been referring to someone from outside of the culture who recognizes the historical atrocities. Keep on your journey!! I am enjoying watching!! ✌🏾

[@brainsqueezereactions]

Thank you eagle 🙌🙌🙌🧠⏪️

[@b1hood]

"Apologys to my true sisters, far from bitches"

[@2apocalypsex]

We must fight, for brother Mumia We must fight, for brother Mutulu And we must fight, for brother Ruchell Magee We must fight, for brother Geronimo Pratt We must fight, for [?], Zulu, Kofi We must fight, for the countless political prisoners being locked up falsely by this white man.

[@niallwatts789]

10:40 - He said "far from bitches". 12.35 - He's talking about political prisoners like Mutulu Shakur and Geronimo Pratt. First video I've watched and really enjoyed it! Nice channel mate. Subscribed.

[@baltimorejames2204]

Great reaction by the way. You're truly a blessing for people like myself that grew up on Pac's music and movement.It hits different when someone outside of our culture try to Dissect or even try to understand the message that Pac left behind.U have the Balls of an Elephant to do what you're doing and I appreciate u for it.You're Welcome at the family BBQ anytime my brother 💯.

[@blkqueen198]

FRFR! The way he be vibin too, he’ll yes 😂

[@brainsqueezereactions]

Thank you Baltimore and will deffo take that BBQ offer!!!

[@KeithRichmondakaDotRich]

Amen. Makes me cry again just to see that you (especially as a white man) was able to open your heart and mind to embrace this…thank you for that alone.

[@balltillyoufall1773]

Man you definitely getting what pac/makaveli was saying and trying to get across to us and the world YES U GOT IT CORRECT WITH THIS ONE !!!! STILL RELEVANT TO THIS VERY DAY 🧠

[@brainsqueezereactions]

Amazing track!!!

[@labarbarachase122]

@ Ball till you fall....Absolutely. Still relevant . I was born in 1951 so I have lived through every word of this song. Thanks for being a part of this channel and greetings from Nashville Tennessee. Peace Out..."70"

[@lashoneshepherd580]

It’s about being proud and having pride in yourself despite what negative views this world may have of you: your worth more than you even realize and capable of so much more. But it also reflects on what the mothers have to deal with having children trying to explain and make up for their father‘s absence via Death or Circumstances that may have been out of their control. And dealing with overall challenges that life brings

[@bAuthentic2]

Minister Louis Farrakhan. That’s who’s speaking between verses (along w/Pac) as well as at the end of the song. Great reaction bro, and the Nipsey intro was 🔥

[@alexnamibia]

Pac draws you in, it's funny how he can switch from being thug to a soft emotional guy, the way he chooses his words is still unmatchable, as if he knows exactly what to say.

[@thisbeautifullifeofmine]

The names he is saying in this song are Black Panthers that have been locked up on false charges by the American Government for over 40 years, so he is saying We have to fight until they are free.

[@NOAHCASAS]

🎶MAKAVELI ~ HOLD YA HEAD🎶 THIS ALBUM CAME OUT ABOUT TWO MONTH AFTER THE DAY HE WAS SHOOT EVERY 2PAC FAN WANTED TO HAVE THAT ALBUM GREAT & SAD GIFT HE LEFT US JUST BEFORE THE END IN THE INTRO TO THIS SONG HAS SOME THING THAT SOUNDS LIKE A HINT IF YOU GET A CHANCE TO DO A REACTION TO THAT SONG "PAY ATTENTION VERY VERY CLOSE" YOU CAN MAYBE MISS IT BUT OVER ALL KEEP IT UP BROTHER HECTOR ✌🏼OUT

[@kevinnekawills3285]

I remember growing up listening to them in real time..... amazing...and its Mac A veli. , A silent

[@littlebrave78]

I got nothing to say about this track apart from Pac is fire (as always) Love scrolling through the comments too and feeling the love and learning from the Pac Brainiacs Keep up the great work Mark!

[@DDD-dt4zc]

I love that you used Nispey at the beginning! That means he's on your radar and man will you love his music but even better you'll absolutely love Nipseys interviews!

[@bosslady83]

I probably listen to this song at least two or three times a week. One of my favorite songs. I’ve been bumping Makaveli the whole album all week!

[@hailhydra5061]

This song makes me so emotional. Me feeling the plight of women and black folks as I sit here as a 44 year old white male. Love u Pac!

[@ATTRAYU]

Khalid Muhammad was the sample on 2nd chorus btw 👍🏽 he was da closest to malcolm since malcolm died. Khalid did a speech with 2pac. "2pac revolutionary speech" react to that. Ps u should watch Khalid Muhammad on phil donahue show ... great example of his influence on pac n 90s revolutionary rappers.... pac on his bun babylon shi 🔥

[@TheShadow84]

Underrated hip hop song. Top 10 all time along with other Pac tracks 🔥😎

[@balltillyoufall1773]

💯💎🔥🤩🎧❤️

[@Bigfuturenick44]

Agreed! 😢

[@rendell5863]

2Pac himself gives it to Scarface. You got a samPle yourself on, "Smile"😊

[@steviewattz]

"Hopin' they bury me with ammunition's, weed, and shells Just in case they trip in heaven, ain't no G's hell"

[@frankticasdroppinknowledge2363]

This track is hard, and I really appreciate the NIpsey intro, man! The sample is from the 80's balled "Up Where We Belong" by Joe Cocker. Apologize to my true sisters, far from bitches - He's making a marked difference between women he respects and those he doesn't The prison system is the world white men created for blacks. The megaphone talks about Black Panther's that were locked up. It's sad that he couldn't see beyond the pain and suffering of his people because nothing has really changed and rappers have moved on since then. That's why Nipsey and Kendrick took up the torch Pac left blazing behind. Great reaction, man.

[@brainsqueezereactions]

Thank you Frank and glad you loved tbe intro 🙌🙌💯

[@HenryAneke]

7 days theory is Makaveli's best body of work. Bangers!!!

[@Tupac_thegoat_]

One of my favorite song with Hold Ya Head from this album! Crazy to think that this album was almost made in 1 week!

[@TheHumanBallsack]

Not almost, it was. Vocals all recorded in just 3 days, mixing done in 4.

[@clyderomero]

Another great reaction... Just thought you would like to know, if you don't already. But what makes all the songs off that album even more great is he made all of them in 7 days. Thats why its called the 7 days theory.

[@labarbarachase122]

What????? 7 days. I didn't know that.. Thanks for the info...."70"

[@mikegillins4992]

Album was originally called the 3 day theory cause it was recorded in 3 days...also some songs they left out for the album check the original list pac had planned for this album

[@udalanation4425]

Pac was so fucking ahead of his time, you could call him the Michealangelo of hip-hop. Dude carved his feeling in stone! Ain't nobody gonn erase it.

[@Jai_DaScorpi0]

Much respect for your consideration of other music...it's a rare thing to see nowadays. Man..Long Live Two of my favorite mcs of all time...Tupac & Nipsey. Both Kings who were and would've been massive pillars in the reconstruction and rebirth of us as the Minority in this WMW. 🙏

[@anthonybuckmon7936]

1 of his most powerful track

[@Ripali14]

You can be as hard as a diamond, but 2pacs words will leave you open minded...

[@steviewattz]

In my opinion these lines were kinda like pac apologizing to black women for calling them bitches in his songs. Even though he said "there are women in this world and there are bitches in this world". The media and people like c Delores Tucker made it seem like he hated black women. Which wasnt true at all but he understood how it could look like that. "In time I learned a few lessons, never fall for riches Apologies to my true sisters; far from bitches Help me raise my black nation reparations are due, it's true Caught up in this world I took advantage of you"

[@studical7785]

This is was exactly it! One of his last songs too where you can see Pacs maturity and perspective shift on those last weeks.

[@steviewattz]

@@studical7785 he was growing so much. It hurts my heart to think of what pac could've been if he would've survived. The new more mature pac albums we would've gotten. The new more mature pac movie roles. The new more mature pac in politics. This world wouldve been a much better place if he was still here. But that's why they felt that he HAD to go.

[@MizzBliss306]

@@steviewattz I'm with u on that. I often wonder just how much humanity lost out on when Pac died. He always said he wasn't gonna change the world but if anyone could've influenced a nation it would've been him.

[@labarbarachase122]

@Stevie...How are you? Great to see you again. Stevie who is DeloresTucker? Did she interview Pac,? Nothing would ever make me think he hated women! She must be looney tunes...lol...Peace Out "70"...

[@labarbarachase122]

I got so excited I almost forgot to hit the like button. WOW WOW AND SUPER WOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!. The Nipsey intro blew my mine. Look at my "Sun" producing. directing popping off !!!! I've noticed how you are becoming more familiar with terminology. slang etc. You'll be ready when you use your "hood pass". lol. Another thing I've noticed is how so MANY subs are referring to you as "Brother". When people call you brother it is from the heart. It shows respect and love. That touches my heart because there is soooooo much hate in this world. When Louis Farrakhan spoke chills ran through my body. Another GREAT reaction. I'm gonna shut up now...lol. ...Peace Out..."70"......................Please don't block the haters and trolls !

[@brainsqueezereactions]

Ha! Love this 70, amazing love and education as always 🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌

[@hectorfranco7574]

The intro is from the movie Malcolm X with Denzel Washington. I think the other speaker at the end of the verse is Louis Farrakhan

[@labarbarachase122]

One of my favorite movies. I watched it for about the 20th time a few months ago. Also I love ALL Spike Lee movies. I would love to be his neighbor...."70"

[@kevinwilliams8714]

Keep up the good work Cuzzo, Makaveli da GOAT!!, You gotta do his 1st 2 albums, 2Pacalypse Now, and Strictly 4 My NIGGAZ, follow his progression, 1st album 20 yrs old murdered at 25, intelligent and thugged out till the end, and left us with so many jewels

[@johnblack4915]

This is his Magnum Opus..my facts I stand on it..Greatest rap album of all time..

[@LLsmoothJay]

FACTS

[@rrrealizetv8158]

I told you you would love it 💪

[@teddeetownsend1470]

What up hector you are doing a great job with the tupac's music

[@Sarah-mg2pp]

Omg! Love this tune!! Love how you just vibe and get into the beat! I always say You cant hear pac, you feel him! And you definitely are feeling him!😂😂Its like every time the beat drops you never look disapointed its like damn wow!!!! 🤣Love his message in this track💖💖🔥🔥

[@brainsqueezereactions]

Im feeling him to my freaking soooooooul!!!

[@Sarah-mg2pp]

@@brainsqueezereactions i know!!! You definitely do!! Me too🥰🥰Having a lazy morning trying catch up with my fave pac channel! ⭐️

[@A1Gz_]

Hey Hector 😃 great reaction to a timeless classic! I would love to see you react to Tupac - Life’s so hard (OG)

[@marioguillen3746]

Appreciate the nipsey intro 🙏. Pac keeps giving us the blueprint. In the intro with the u keep hitting ur fist into the stove. That whole intro verse is telling us this is what's ur life is under white control. When he says twist the cap of the bottle it's vision of the future that together we can accomplish a new way. Even if we have to beg and borrow. Still thugging in this jail cell etc. He's basically recruiting for a war against the system. The final verse when he's talking he's saying the way it has to happen. Reshape the way we think to put up an honest productive fight. That's my opinion. Like tupac taught me when I was a teenager thug life brings riches and bitches. My life is living proof of his blueprint.

[@marioguillen3746]

I can talk about this all day

[@brainsqueezereactions]

No I love it!!! Keep these comments coming

[@Makaveli.Kllmnt]

As always I enjoyed every second of your reaction mann!👌👌 I was just waiting all this time only to see your face when he says "My time away just made perfection, Did U think I'd die?"

[@LuisGarcia-bn1ty]

GOD BLESS THE CHILD THAT CAN HOLD HIS OWN . R.I.P 2PAC TUPAC AMARU SHAKUR MAKAVELLI THE DON KILLUMINATI

[@chopahTNO]

Nip at the start of this vid.. That’s a win.. Love your reactions bro ❤️

[@lolow1977]

Pretty much this is one of many songs that he written in jail. So he pretty much wrote this while sitting in his cell, and I believe he wrote most of this album in jail.

[@cassd.-dreamstormerstv3951]

I never clicked so fast! Hahahha I wasnt sure if you were going to post today! Should have seen my reaction. I saw the notification and was like yes yes like a little kid and then my irternet went out for a few min and I was like ohh noooo LOL. I love how you put Nipsey in the beginning of the video rapping to this song that was just perfect man the two of them rapping together 🙌. Thank you so much for doing this track this was at the TOP of my list along with hold your head and you did it justice. Now you see why it was requested so much , it was worth the wait! Such a powerful song , It gives the same feeling everyttime I hear it . It pulls me into pacs pain emotions and the powerful message he is trying to get across.

[@brainsqueezereactions]

I was looking forward to your comment as ive been going through 🙌🙌🙌 knew youd be happy 🙏💛

[@cassd.-dreamstormerstv3951]

@@brainsqueezereactions Yes very happy 😁 Like a little kid on Christmas morning 🤣

[@charlescarter1859]

Great Reaction Yet Again!

[@bigtboxing6520]

Keeping going brother, your absolutely legend .

[@blkqueen198]

You should check out Lil Yummy’s story, it’s heartbreaking & that was Louis Farrakhan speaking

[@patricksanders4705]

The Og demo version of white man world is dope too the beat is kind of different and the singing is too check it out this prolly in my top 3 fav pac tracks

[@steviewattz]

Made it to the end..Great reaction brotherman! I think this reaction is gonna get some big views!

[@earlolden8710]

you don't miss! another great song, another great reaction! loving the ride BRAINSQUEEZE! I've watched a Lotta reactors over the years including Stevie K! respect, but you're the first I subscribed too. and you Sir are the #1 REACTOR! PERIOD! THANK YOU!❤

[@brainsqueezereactions]

Thank you Earl!!!! 🙌🙌🙌🙌🧠⏪️💯

[@2apocalypsex]

[Chorus] "Who knows what tomorrow brings In this world where everyone's blind? And where to go, no matter how far, I'll find To let you know that you're not alone" - Danny Boy - [2Pac] "Only thing they ever did wrong (yes! yes!) was bein' born black (no doubt), in this white man’s world. All my ghetto motherfuckers, be proud to be black if you proud to have this shit like this, 'cause ain't nobody got it like this (all my little black seeds, born black in the white man's world). All these motherfuckers wanna be like us. They all wanna be like us, to be the have-nots: all hail. God bless the child that can hold his own, no motherfuckin' doubt."

[@LT-ju5ip]

Salute brother 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥love pac

[@cyber6sapien]

10:38 "Apologies to my *true* sistaz. (They are) Far from b!tches. "

[@steviewattz]

"Rest in peace to Latasha, Lil' Yummy, and Kato"

[@adamkant439]

You would love Tupac hold ya head and everything the owe !

[@Moiismail14]

Hey hecter,how r u? I love your energy and passion on Pac music and your journey I enjoyed it ..... how do u want yes,,,, white man's world yes ,,,smile for me yes..... u just started bro keep it up....Next ...late night ft hussein Fatal &dj quik

[@waquin1]

I remember getting this cd when I was 12 at "warehouse" video store back 96' my cousin bought it for me.i went home and played it beginning to end.

[@jasonwaters8276]

Hi hector I felt that track

[@7Eightyone]

Lil Yummy was an 11 yr old Chicago Black Disciple murdered by his own gang because they thought he would turn informant. National story.

[@MaryLou913]

He looked like a little boy. 😢

[@ThugLifeModafocah]

Props up to giving a holla to Steve Knight. His reactions are very good too. He explains a lot of things that foreign listener would not understand not having lived in the US hoods.

[@brainsqueezereactions]

Love SKnight 🙌🙌🙌💯

[@EACHONESHALTEACH1]

This Ablum and the Message was the threat, Pac went Rogue.

[@makavelilegend92]

One of the best songs ever easily... But...there's also 3 Day Theory version (A demo thats more fire)... Pac has a better flow and the whole track sounds kinda different. U should check it out... Gr8 reaction 👌🔥

[@TalesFromTheBooth]

This channel is a vibe. 1st time listening to 7DayTheory was on the school bus senior year hs. Bus driver was cool….he would pop in new music and play it for the whole bus. Set the tone everyday for the entire school year. 💯 Used to sit in front of the radio for hours, rewinding the cassette tape to learn all the lyrics.

[@brainsqueezereactions]

Youre a vibe too!!!!

[@emoney8368]

#RIPTUPAC #RIPNIPSEY #RIPPIMPC #FREESPM

[@southrnsweety88]

That second verse made me tear up. 😢

[@jonlee580]

Pac the goat.. He was there for me when no one else was.. He actually kept me ftom committing crimes and taught me about political inequality and that is the cause of all our suffering

[@southrnsweety88]

Going on my playlist.

[@DaRealSavage99]

One powerful ass track!!!

[@Чингиз-х6ц]

Please react to bone thugs n harmony feat 2pac-thug luv

[@rrrealizetv8158]

Thank you ma brotha 💯

[@raiden6852]

React to 2pac - first 2 bomb

[@johnnyprince472]

Absoloutley great fukin Track, 7 day theory and r U still down are bumpin now daily through weeks Out my Car, awesome Delivery, Message, Lyrics, crazy, PAC, brain squeeze😆

[@danielhormann4857]

R.i.p lil latasha, lil yummy and Kato …. Lil yummy was this young Boy , which u can See on the picture in the backround of his Prison Interview , If you Remember that

[@brainsqueezereactions]

I do my friend 🙌⏪️🧠

[@ygvik8845]

This song is so deep smh this is something everybody should listen to. The man you're talking about at the end is Minister Louis Farakhan

[@dploy619]

Hold ya head is 🔥also on this album

[@youngbloodpriest1644]

2pacolypse Now!!!!!! You really need to dig into that first album. I'm a true Pac fan. Been down since Same Song.

[@jay2dav_993]

For sure! His first 2 albums are SO UNDERATED! Would love for Hector to do a more of those 2 whenever possible (2Pacalypse Now & Strictly 4 My N****Z)

[@josepena3580]

One of my favorite songs the lyrics hits hard to me as I faced this hate. Just makes me want to do better. I wish people would actually feel these lyrics and what he’s saying we need to stop blaming others for our defeats and man up and be smarter and work together within the culture and help each other grow.