FACTSSS! 🎵 2Pac Changes Reaction

Thanks for checking out our Tupac reaction. Changes is a nice change of pace from the Thug Life side of Pac. We wonder if he would have lived longer, would he have gravitated to making more songs like this or more songs like Hit 'Em Up.
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[@JP-sb6fw]

Glad you guys are exploring his library which is massive. Below is a list tracks that does not include all of his best work, but these songs are important if you are really trying to understand his impact. He truly is one of the most influential people of the last century. Brenda got a Baby Keep ya head up I get around Pain (Above The Rim) How long will they mourn me Str8 Ballin Dear Momma Heavy in the game Keep your head up Can you get away Old School Death around the corner Fuck the world Ambitionz Az Ridah Life goes on (Lex might cry) Shorty wanna be a thug Wonder why they call u bitch Picture me rollin Run tha streetz Hail Mary Blasphemy Krazy Fuck All Y’All Hellrazor Never had a friend like me

[@deebz1g8g]

ye that's a good list, so people listen to like 5 songs, like thats his only songs or even the best

[@JP-sb6fw]

@@deebz1g8g right, and it’s usually the wrong songs… If you really want to understand the man, you have to get to Thug Life, AEOM less popular tracks(some of his best work), and Makeveli (undoubtedly his best album start to finish).

[@micheleromero6538]

Add Papa's Song & Ghetto Gospel.

[@nyronfranklin5789]

@@JP-sb6fw I must Respectfully disagree. Makaveli was GREAT. But Me against the world was his best Album.

[@MrAmpsTV]

Letter to the President. They're 2 versions, myself personally I don't like the "original" I feel like the other song has more of an impact cuz each individual gets a verse in. Shed so many tears Little homies All eyez on me Shorty wanna be a thug To live and die in LA Life goes on Unconditional Love Smile Still Breathin' Runnin' (Both B.I.G. and pac) I heard eminem mixed this song 🤷‍♂️ My Block Uppercut There you go

[@johnroop9625]

"Death isn't the greatest loss.The greatest loss is dying inside while your still alive.Never surrender!" --Tupac Shakur

[@BackyardButcher]

Such a shame that we lost Tupac. In my opinion, he would be a very valuable voice to a lot of misguided youth in today's society, he was so smart.

[@TheSchuyler75]

He’s still a valuable voice as his music is with us forever 💜

[@DerangedVoices]

@@TheSchuyler75 yeah, but since he's gone, his music isn't thrown into the spotlight. Instead, the youth is shown mumble rap... RIP the next generation.

[@blackwolf4653]

he wouldn‘t fall for fake politicians like snoop and all the other hollywood celebs. He would still be real and asking serious questions.

[@daniellecobb2674]

I'd do anything to hear his music now! Absolute LEGEND!

[@BackyardButcher]

@@daniellecobb2674 💯🙏🤜💀🤛🔥

[@dennygc5874]

The man was a poet.

[@yoru4110]

literally. theres a book with his poetry.

[@alexthegemini605]

25 years later and still I see no changes but hey, that's just the way it is.

[@robertcabrera4760]

The indifference of good men is why things are the same

[@bcd2107]

Fuck the world, life goes on and keep your head up.

[@dontreadmyprofilepicture8817]

Some things will never change. 🤷‍♂️

[@td315]

@@robertcabrera4760 the saying “no good deed goes unpunished” happens all the time. I lived in these horrible run down apartments and I was in construction and was able to get nice stuff that was being thrown away. So I’d fix stuff for people sometimes until someone accused me of stealing something from there house. Now I’m fist fighting the people I was just trying to help. I’ve never been a thief it’s the opposite of who I am. I did all the repairs for free and sometimes I I’d give the person a bill because I was a licensed contractor and they got to minus the bill amount from their rent. I’m not indifferent, I just mind my own business.

[@MaricFilip]

wta black president?

[@tlw7rr]

Tupac was the “Thug Shakespeare.” His poetry is deep. “The Rose That Grew From Concrete” shows just how intellectual Tupac was. He was an absolute legend. “You must be the change you wish to see in the world.”

[@yoyo7856]

As a 45 yr old rockin roller, i can honestly say Tupac was the only hip hop artist whos albums i ever purchased. This song has made me cry many times. :(

[@gbiggaveli2564]

It's a shame you never listened to Biggie he was a genius RIP to both

[@matthewherring7467]

@@gbiggaveli2564 only preppy boys in the South listened to east coast rap. Country and west coast rap was 90’s Dixie

[@daniellecobb2674]

100% we need more tupac!! The govt has gotten control with reco4d labels on every genre!

[@dinobravo852]

Same with me...I'm not into rap, but 2pac is the only exception.

[@christym1974]

The early nineties was a good time for hip hop and rap.

[@brandonrickbornponyexpress6574]

Greatest

[@Ant-bm1qk]

Racism isn’t debatable 2pac even acknowledges this in the song and experienced racism directly. His mother was a black panther for crying out loud. He’s talking about being a black man through his eyes… it’s not wrong to acknowledge that racism exists in this world.

[@maxpeck7382]

I suppose that means you spend as much time policing the race stereotypes Black people speak about white members of society or spend time working to get rid of skin color based privileges for certain groups in college admissions compared to groups like Asians who need to score 450 points higher on SAT with all the same other stats like GPA as another who is Black or other to only get treated back to equal in the selection? We don't talk about the racist nature of skin color representation policy or casual racial prejudice done by Black people and Black identity politics much in this country, there is a lot of teaching/lecturing others going on all the time and not a lot of focus on looking in the mirror.

[@moriellymoproblems7842]

@@maxpeck7382 You tried to use deflection. It was ineffective.

[@maxpeck7382]

@@moriellymoproblems7842 I didn't use deflection because last I checked a set of racist behaviors experienced by someone are still there when a differing set of racist behaviors experienced is brought up as taking place as well. The fact that their is so much reflexive social leverage privilege to lecture and assign collective racial guilt to individuals today who are white no matter if they don't identify with any groups that identify by skin color is racist. There is no right, no decency, no equality in the modern privilege of even the most rookie Minority Racial identity political activist to assign collective guilt upon individual white Americans and so thrust race identification upon that person. You seem to think that a White person needs to support Racial group identification done in the name of combating racial suffrage. I don't see how more group identification by race will ever diminish identification by race one day. I would rather compare/share individual life experiences in conversation with someone like 2Pac, that way their is less race identity team politics at play and more empathy on a personal level. Outside of minority identity political activist groups and the remaining White Supremacist organization members who else spends any time in political groups who's primary focus is on identification by color? I think not making individual conversation connections together over personal experiences like the individual white person's experiences of racial treatment like treatment under heavy handed group judgement narratives made by Minority Race political groups with no tact or care only births deep identification by race and more racial animosity.

[@deathitself6985]

@@maxpeck7382 I live in Finland and i can say very many Finns are straight racist towards Russians we even have a word that is very insulting like the N word. Im half African myself and i can say my Russian friends can experience the same level of in your face racism here as i can except for getting profiled because of skin color of course but it does widen your view a bit.

[@rasyay]

@@maxpeck7382 blacks couldn't even legally go to white schools until like the 1980s🤦

[@bdalani1985]

That last verse is so iconic, especially the part talking about the cops, because 2pac literally shot two white off duty policy officers who were harassing a black man. That's also why he said, "..my mama didn't raise no fool". All these so called gangstas today, which rappers you know that literally risked long jail time helping their own black people.

[@niallwatts789]

Tupac didn't know they were cops when he shot them. They were not in uniform.

[@sinjin4563]

At 0:55 he is talking about Huey P. Newton, co founder of the Black Panther Party. Tupac grew up and was educated as apart of the Panthers.

[@hitormiss7574]

This is why I had such an issue with the part on your I’m not racist reaction with Tupac. He’s so deep but y’all dismissed him like he was just some thug. Glad y’all doing Tupac reactions so y’all can learn

[@Ant-bm1qk]

Not only that but it’s hard to go from praising stuff like Tom Macdonald and then go to 2Pac who was the opposite. Not that Tom Macdonald is bad it’s just that their view points are almost polar opposites.

[@JM-ji9kx]

He's really not deep at all. It's the same old "I'm black so the world is against me" shit that every other rapper with no sense of personal responsibility talks about...

[@seyl717]

@@JM-ji9kx 🤡 spotted

[@deadlymantis4210]

@@JM-ji9kx kzbin.info/www/bejne/l5OWp2N9m8ypqKM&ab_channel=BETNetworks watch this and tell me if you still feel the same way........I'll wait

[@jtlbrothers1929]

@@JM-ji9kx he never claimed or said he was perfect or didn't make mistakes. He's done wrong and made bad decisions along the way but he's had to deal with all that by being shot and in jail. Most of y'all making it only about him but it's bigger than that it's about any one around the world who's trapped and really don't have anything and live dirt poor and not the safest place. Look at a 3rd world country and see how people live.

[@alfonzohoward185]

TUPAC was very political and socially aware of everything and he always spoke out

[@kennymichaelalanya7134]

To me he was a mix between Malcom X and MLK . The latter is because he wanted Black and white people to be together and live and struggle together so that there could be changes made. Tupac disliked the Media and Government. He felt he was targeted by the FBI and other agencies . He was right but also he knew a lot about the social structures and street culture and he gained so much popularity for good and wrong reasons. He shouldn't have made enemies but this is due in part of his life and the things he couldn't control.

[@marcelhill744]

He was born in a black panther family and he never had a jail record until he dropped his first record.

[@bjornp78]

thank you for doing some more 2pac, love that!! greetings from the Netherlands

[@southbender5676]

Always my favorite pac song, he talked about REAL problems, AND the solutions

[@djhdjxjkc7476]

He wrote song at 19 years old just never got released till after he passed away years later

[@gerbie42]

This brings me back. I remember when this was played multiple times on the radio daily. Great song, amazing lyrics and still holds true... we need to make more changes.

[@mh-ec3dk]

Listen to 2Pac's "Brenda's got a baby" "Dear Mama" & "2 of America's most wanted" please 🙏🏻

[@Rellj16]

ALL of this!

[@KaBeeM]

@@Rellj16 All of this and "Keep Your Head Up"

[@Rellj16]

@@KaBeeM Definitely

[@cagnazzo82]

They gotta listen to 'Keep ya head up' as well. One of his best songs and the message is still relevant today.

[@manuelgrandini2332]

And made niggaz

[@claywag74]

Powerful song. Listen to it a few times. Really stands the test of time because it is still very relevant in today’s world.

[@gurpsclare11]

This song went way over your heads 🚀 rip pac

[@alfonzohoward185]

2pac was targeted by the vice president of the United States before his first album even came out

[@SG-Cichlids]

The realist rapper. Nothing fake about Tupac. Plus he made music that appealed to everyone. Even the squares listened to Tupac. There will never be another rapper like him.

[@susanbotwinski5584]

Just realized you reacted to this 2 yrs ago. This song is so moving. Iconic song from Bruce Hornsby. Tupac interprets it well as a black American in this world. A lot of heartbreak, struggles, and death. Appreciate this reaction! Love you guys til this day! July 2024. See you at Brad After Dark. ❤

[@Hoopers_s]

He was one if not the greatest storyteller in music. Storyteller. Is something we don't get anymore. And like said before. His catalog is huge. Also. His childhood and mother being deep in politics made him the way he is as well.

[@Ms.JessiJ88]

To this day his lyrics hit all the feels. I read his poetry in high-school in speech. he was amazing!

[@kennymichaelalanya7134]

Like a couple of comments said below me. Tupac was very socially aware but also aware of how politics are involved in social issues today. He wanted people to get together and start making positive changes. But this song also reflects the reality that some things won't ever change. We can change some things and or make things better. Black and white people have to be together and not hate each other but learn and appreciate one another. The only set back really is the media and the government. That's also mentioned in this song.

[@marshalljankins4526]

Living Legend. His music will never die..

[@LebanonStorm]

One of the greatest songs that Tupac ever did. One of my all time favorite Tupac songs of all time. It’s got layers to it for sure.

[@kalanhitchens8782]

I subbed. I cried the day pac died. It's always been my favorite by him. You guys reaching outside of your comfort zone listening to rock, then stuff like this it shows what kind of minds you guys have. I'm very impressed by your way of thinking. Much love

[@YaHUKaB_ShaRYAL_YaShaRAL]

I may be a white man that loves rock & metal but I will always love Tupac Amaru Shakur! I grew up to him & still have cassette tapes of his albums. I even had the Makaveli unreleased cd's💿 from 1997-1999 & releases like from DJ Vlad. RIP PAC brother! 😢

[@MrfuckinBeilke]

I started breaking in houses at 10 years old.. sometimes to sleep. I had nothing.

[@anthonyferguson9282]

I like and agree with when you said that not everyone is so polarized, but the loudest ones are, and that's what we hear the most.

[@PACS_BIGGEST_WHITE_FAN]

Pacs catalog is very large including al unreleased leaked music remember getting the makaveli bootlegs bk in like 98 era been listening to pac since 1988 I go way back

[@richierich1213]

Hearing this song as an adult makes me want to cry...

[@barrettgranger9139]

Love this song , this and Dear Momma are my favorites of his

[@tnightwolf]

Tbh never knew who 2Pac was before this song. Then i worked my way backwards into Hip-Hop and, despite growing up with Rock and Metal, i'm glad i took the journey! Would do the same, everytime, no questions asked.

[@tnightwolf]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/o6utm2hjodqVm68

[@p.k.andkid4646]

"I always gotta worry about the payback, some buck that I roughed up way back.. comin' back after all these years... thats the way it is." Send chills every time.. given how he passed. A little eerie that line.

[@alfonzohoward185]

Biggie nas Jay z even EMINEM none of them them had a purpose besides making music and money TUPAC shukar was about making things better for people all those who are oppressed and without a voice he never thought he was better than anyone else

[@PACS_BIGGEST_WHITE_FAN]

Revolutionary hip hop thru n thru legend

[@adamfederoff7318]

That go to the next town and pan handle to buy fruit comment was the most jaded thing I've ever heard.

[@robertcabrera4760]

One of the greatest poets of our lifetime. Miss ya Pac

[@mustafamufasa5002]

Lex is so ready to be a 2pac fan Hey my greetings to you both from middle east ....and yeah after +20 years of that song released still no peace

[@taylor1982100]

2pac "Only God Can Judge Me" is one of my favorite songs

[@seanholmes5173]

And life goes on

[@MikeB12800]

Yep! Tupac totally went “gangsta” with Deathrow and Suge Knight! I wish he stayed outta that shit, and just remained an artist Btw- great channel! You two are awesome! Great reactions! Please keep up the great work!!

[@noorbashit7495]

Ppl dont get that pac did that coz of biggi and bad boy entertainment and to be honest it was more money in gansta rap when it came to rap songs so he need make that cash flow but the same time drop that real lite shit to and suge wanted pac to do that hard core dont fuck with me gansta shit coz suge wanted that paper and pac had to coz there was a contarct suge let pac out of the jail suge was there fore pac when no one else was there fore him and when, before he want to jail pac was all about the black ppl. and he did that real songs like changes and no one in his black community helped him a gansta name suge helped him WHO didnt even knew pac at that time so pac thought f this if my ppl not Helping me then i aint working hard fore them

[@seyl717]

Pac was always with it, you really dont know his story if you say that.

[@2anti386]

@@seyl717 Facts tf they talking about 😂

[@MikeB12800]

@@seyl717 yeah, he was real gangsta in the art school he went to!

[@seyl717]

@@MikeB12800 What else are you jealous of a dead man? I swear you find the weirdest people on the internet 😂

[@emushow9315]

Have a great Sunday people.God bless everybody! And still waiting for that Tupac Ed Gordon interview reaction.

[@ourcozycorner8517]

I’m so glad I found your channel. You two seem like such lovely humans. Also, Tupac had some serious messages for people and was so ahead of his time!

[@Ciz_80s]

Can U Imagine that!! he wrote this song when he was in his early 20s!!

[@collegedropout2766]

the way he writes he always says things in order damn crazy rip pac

[@xox4bidmenever108]

Tupac went a couple of years of High School to Baltimore School for the Arts. Ballet, jazz, rapping, writing, acting, poetry etc. Is an advantage he had over many in his west coast pond.

[@spiritinabody6141]

Pac rapped from his diaphragm. Thats that "attacking each word" feeling

[@AGfrom83]

This

[@donttrolll5750]

first song i ever heard with 2pac on my discman

[@johnroop9625]

Tupac's all time FAVORITE SONG...."Vincent",By Don McLean He LOVED-LOVED IT!!!

[@marshalljankins4526]

You two still have a lot of learning (catching up) you don't need to do any more reactions on anyone until you listen and react to all of his music. It's all in the music. And yes young lady. It's all layered like an onion. Cool channe guysl. I enjoyed hearing your thoughts.. it's refreshing to hear what our young people have to say about the music, life and the torch they now bear. And no baby sis, "mama didn't raise no fool" has been deep rooted since we got here baby. Pac expresses his cultural views. Soldier. And Young brother. When you have more life experience and knowledge you won't have such a narrow view. You can tell when a person has not been faced with enough adversity..

[@dustinjones1907]

Pac was different from other gangsta rappers cause he had another dimension to his perspective. He grew up with his mom being both a crack addict and a prominent member of the Black Panthers. So he had this whole thug life perspective as well as a pretty good understanding of what was causing black communities to be held down. Really wish he was still around, he could've and probably would have done so much good.

[@andrewjohnson3796]

I knew Brad would be conflicted by this song, lex tends to be able to empathize I bit more.. I think you felt conflicted Brad because pac sometimes write different verses from different perspectives or from his perspective but address different audiences in each verse. Examples I can think of are dear mama, you wonder why they call you b%%$h, I ain't mad, etc etc... Just my opinion from being a fan of PACs for a long time

[@nikeplayer90game]

I think brad felt conflicted because he doesn’t see the same ideology as pac. I have a feeling brad thinks Pac is a socialist

[@crisannalexie5511]

@@nikeplayer90game brad is one track minded

[@CaddyJim]

*#Lex* would enjoy *Tupac (Keep Your Head Up)*

[@its_yaboy_j5278]

Every time I listen to this song, I let out a tear. Cause it hurts that there's such pain in the world and people know it... but don't change

[@W4ll_fl0w3r]

now this is who 2pac was!!! this was prior to signing with deathrow records and working with shug knight

[@hibzthe1]

He was a thug poet. Y'all should cop read his poetry book. He was very deep amd intellectual

[@db212006]

This song has been out 30 years.... "and still I see no changes"

[@daniellecobb2674]

As a 34yr old white mom, my 8yr old can rap this since she was 4! #endracism #tupacLEGEND

[@rasyay]

💚💛❤✌

[@iansheehy7441]

Theres a book by John Potash called 'Drugs as weapons against us' which covers Tupac, among other activist musicians which is great. It was made into a documentary too.

[@deadheadfor2oh948]

"Kinda like the hood is an ocean"😤💨Go On maaaaaan lol

[@ez-mac4642]

You guys still don't know 2pac he speaks for his people and from experience. The goat

[@homie-da-clown7520]

Kind of gives you chills how he so accurately predicted his death at the end of the song. R.I.P Makaveli....

[@niallwatts789]

I think he was under no illusions as to what type of life he was living. What is sad is what he did ultimately die for, which was a dumb reason. His potential was limitless.

[@AJ-pc5ln]

2Pac's music ages like fine wine his music is timeless.

[@tweeks37]

This is just my opinion but I feel alot of these entertainers we group up with that had deep messages about peace and equality have been eliminated. It seems their voices became to powerful with to much reach for them to be allowed to continue. Call me a conspiracy theorist if ya want but I feel this way.

[@stevemcmosh4271]

It's still very much alive and well in UK HipHop. Four Owls, Fliptrix, Verb T, Leaf Dog, BVA (all 4 of which make the four owls), Concept of Thought, Upfront .... to name just a few.

[@edinburgh2007]

2Pac - dear mama & Brenda's got a baby and keep ya head up, just some of the goat's songs you must react too

[@kerry7713]

It IS POETRY. PAC was on whole other levels. ✊🏽

[@Eowyn187]

Pac was, indeed, a poet. 💜

[@pulvi3329]

2 Pac & Biggie Smalls were to Rap what the Beatles & The Rolling Stones were to rock, arguably the two most influential rappers ever.

[@seanholmes5173]

🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾

[@radekitevski113]

This song is still relevant to this day

[@dan1648]

One of the saddest lyrics in this song, is he just about foreshadowed his death when he said in the last verse: "And as long as I stay black, I gotta stay strapped And I never get to lay back 'Cause I always got to worry 'bout the payback Some buck that I roughed up way back Comin' back after all these years "Rat-a-tat-tat-tat-tat, " that's the way it is" and he died after a fight in Vegas & most people theorize that he died after being shot by the guy they roughed up at the Tyson fight earlier that night.

[@pkill23]

2-pac is STILL easily top 3 all time

[@joelholland8523]

2Pac wrote this song in 1992. It was released in 1998. He never got to see it released and the the positive impact it had around the world. RIP THE G.O.A.T 😇

[@aaronb.4830]

Pac sampled "The way it is" by Bruce Hornsby and the Range. Both tracks are still relevant to this day.

[@crisspbacon2048]

We need this message today more than EVER!! #LoveEachOther

[@dan1648]

This song was released posthumously & supposedly the next album he was working on was to bring East & West together, he supposedly had a lineup of East Coast rappers to contribute in his next album but due to his death nothing was ever recorded.

[@David_Scar]

Pac the legend, i still remember where i was when i heard about his death.. We miss you Pac.🔥

[@STILL-KICKIN]

Check out the original song Tupac sampled for this, “The way it is” by Bruce Hornsby and the range.

[@hannibalkelil8285]

He even said in an interview and it's actually on the music video of Changes he says "yes I am going to say I'm a thug, that's because I came from the gutter and I'm still here"

[@pleutron]

best song tupac ever did

[@darkhumor8125]

Thank you for this review, love your reviews. I’m turning 39 and I had this album when I was 16 when this song came out it definitely hits just as hard than it did back them ❤️

[@donsissontube]

This is probably my favorite video of yours. I grew up listening to Guns and Rose and 2pac. Your GNR videos are a close second but the commentary on this song is the best. Love you guys.

[@tonystreetman8209]

If only pac took his own advice and didn’t stomp that dude in the casino in Vegas that night. Even before this song John Singleton made Boyz n the hood and it’s final message was “increase the peace”. I have faith we’ll get there one day!! 🙏

[@michaelwilken9712]

Love this song! first time watcher.. Love you 2 already!

[@03legisum]

Talking about getting out of the street lifestyle, in “Bring the Pain,” Chris Rock sums up the challenge of respect of someone who gets out of prison versus getting out of school with a Master’s degree.

[@xXxSourcexXx]

He has a lot of songs that are facts continue to explore with "Brenda's baby" and go on from there...

[@CaddyJim]

Every time I hear this song I think it's so sad *Tupac* didn't get to see *Barack Obama* as President*

[@AliG8torGamers]

To be honest, if Pac alive he would be the best candidate as president of USA. Barack did what agane?? Anyways

[@TechMan042]

Considering his lines about war in the Middle East and war on drugs, considering Obama continued those policies, he might see that policies and content of character mattered more than color of skin. With Obama, skin color changed but things stayed the same in that regard

[@robertrios5112]

The INDUSTRY will take you out if you talk power to the people. Power to truth. Rip pac

[@Issafreecrunch]

If only pac was still alive. I think he actually would of changed some things in the culture as he got older

[@bpankey1976]

The whole entire social landscape of hip hop would been different if he was still alive no mumble rap would exist which would of been a blessing. On the flip side would Eminem be accepted by Pac & be signed by Dre. Would there still of been a beef with East vs Westcoast rap. Would Pac become friends with Nas & Puffy like Snoop did after he died.

[@NoKingsNoGodsOnlyMan]

@@bpankey1976 You know Puffy and his type (the super rich industry types) are all Illuminati and must keep their mouths shut or they'll lose everything or die as well.? "Recollect your thoughts, don't get caught up in the mix 'Cause the media is full of dirty tricks" Tupac

[@NoKingsNoGodsOnlyMan]

@@bpankey1976 Snoop was a snitch, sell out, illuminati puppet. Even Shug said this from Prison. That's how the industry works. The one's that sold their souls are rich now, the others are dead or in prison. Wake up. Powerful people are running the show and have everything to lose and will do anything to protect their power/wealth.

[@NoKingsNoGodsOnlyMan]

@@bpankey1976 that's why the feds killed him. They were in the process of dumbing down the population, no enlightening them.

[@yazz155]

There is a lot of Tupac to discover for you two, keep digging 👍

[@robertrios5112]

Pack was trying to play the game and tell truth at the same time. I respect him for using his platform for good. He played like he sold out to say truth. A prophet taken to soon

[@a13xxgrey12]

Hello, thank you for the video. I would like to see your reaction to the performances of Diana Ankudinova. This is a young singer, she has covers of famous songs, as well as her own songs.

[@ac4th371]

Spoken like someone that grew up safe

[@Cagon415]

You two lack an understanding of what growing up in a dangerous neighborhood is like. And I'm grateful for that. That's a good thing. Ice Cube said in one of his earlier interviews that this is a snapshot of their reality. It is violent and conflicted. It's all of it. It's not promoting violence. It's showing what their reality was like.

[@realBkay]

Backing track lifted from Bruce Hornsby’s THE WAY IT IS song. PAC’s mother was/is a member of the Black Panthers. Slayer - SEASONS IN THE ABYSS (official video - illegally filmed in Egypt - they asked the Egyptian government for permission to film but they were denied - they filmed the video in record time and got the hell out of the country) Megadeth - SYMPHONY OF DESTRUCTION (live that one night in Buenos Aires) - Megadeth, Megadeth, AGUANTE, Megadeth Metallica - BLACKENED (the BEST song they ever wrote and played)

[@corylyonsmusic]

One of the most classic hip hop songs ever made. Such a poet and generational leader.

[@timothym7608]

Back then and probably still today, once you got in a gang, the only way you'd leave was dead. Basically, you were in it for life.