Dad hears Tupac "Hit Em Up" for the first time…

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[@YourrKap]

“5 shots couldn’t drop me I took it and smiled” one of my favorite lyrics of all time

[@tiamikawayne4847]

mine too babyy

[@ilyassma7775]

We like to return old shccool days Is crazy days

[@adhitsuwandi3740]

But that line didn't age well

[@12stones60]

He didnt smile he was paranoid all day even having bad dreams about it + bodyguards.

[@mylchaos3745]

@@adhitsuwandi3740 fr fr

[@minhho9490]

I love the dad’s innocence. He’s so open minded and non judgmental.

[@ginocarabiziotto3073]

800 likes and no comment let me fix this

[@IronDeficiencyMan]

​@@ginocarabiziotto3073940 likes and 1 comment, let me fix this

[@Urboyben9]

1.3k and one comment let me fix that

[@ElizabethVictoria-bn4cw]

Same here

[@Genzcompilations]

There's a camera Infront of him

[@TheRealPapaChico]

Your dad is a g. All the crazy lyrics going on and he says the bass line is good. Respect!!!

[@PlayfulJoyful]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@vkjfv]

lol

[@Makaveli13Xroy]

because it is xD this is one of the hardest beats ever made

[@demotheses]

Man it's impossible to overstate how important this song was in hip-hop history

[@leonups]

Overrated as well

[@DorianDieguez]

@@leonupsnah 😂

[@jayfujiwara9740]

​@@leonupsabsolute bullshit coming from you 😂

[@SalTheSneakerHead]

The end where pac is going off always gives me goose bumps shit was crazy!

[@kdizzle901]

Yea how could they say he didn’t sound intimidating

[@itskeke-wk8ng]

That’s the bet bit ong

[@AboveAverageAvenue]

@@kdizzle901 I think maybe dad didn't want to give any praise to something he thinks was so hateful.. because It's one of Pac biggest qualities.. tone of his voice was genuine and from the gut.. dad probably wanted to stay far away from that real shit lol

[@demotheses]

For real he actually put out a song that said "I'm going to kill you and you and you" and meant it.

[@thegreatapple9616]

@@kdizzle901 never heard anyone say that but i'll give it a go he was a feminine man nothing more

[@Diabeticliving330]

This why pac is so loved. He hit every emotion of a human. We get mad, sad, happy etc.

[@AnonYmous-ez4es]

Stupidity too. Cus this track got him killed.

[@Diabeticliving330]

@@AnonYmous-ez4es nah stomping Orlando got him killed

[@avanindrathecrownprince930]

@@Diabeticliving330 ye lmao wtf does this track gotta do wit anything. Mfs just say anything

[@doubledown4682]

This is one of the best diss tracks ever! It’s also the most destructive track in hip hop history! It didn’t get Pac killed but it killed many others on BS!!

[@MEUNOMEJOHNNY]

@@AnonYmous-ez4es nah the feds did

[@alexandernelson477]

This song shook the whole world. We was like damn.

[@BrilexLaAuthority]

I was too young to understand 5-6, I would love to read about it tho

[@AngelHoll-pr8fz]

Yeah

[@arthur1550]

My bro deserves a like for his Atlético Mineiro shirt🤝

[@avahart2301]

Can you show your dad some Tupac interviews? He deserves to have more context to who Tupac was and WHY he's so beloved after all these years!

[@danielngongang9419]

THIS!!

[@DuckFart]

plz

[@Jackonda21]

Very true! Pac was amazing and the way how he talks was emotional so many times because he told the painful true about corruption, police and discrimination other nations,poor hungry and homeless people about problem with drugs 😢

[@VETERANMASTER]

Exactly. The jail interview. The speech in front of the black expo. His one sided conversation to the judge who sentenced him saying he couldn’t even look him in eye. I wonder if dad even knows he’s the son of a Black Panther who was one of the NY21. Lot more context

[@tasmataz]

Yeah straight

[@GAMINGWITHTRUE]

No matter lyrical ability of any other artist or track .... this is THE ALL TIME HARDEST DISS TRACK EVER. No subliminals, no bs ...

[@200779pd]

Not better than Nas - Ether

[@GAMINGWITHTRUE]

@@200779pd ether is fire, one of my favorites but childish compared to Hit em Up imo

[@200779pd]

@@GAMINGWITHTRUE agree to disagree

[@ThizzDiggs]

Easy E Real morhafuckin Gs is best. Biggies disses best pacs in my opinion.

[@anasmeeeer]

No vaseline by ice cube

[@Kat-lk9lb]

I was so nervous for your Dad lol. He took it in stride. Tupac was a complex person. Love all his stuff.

[@shirleynoeltoby3474]

I just started watching these and I got so nervous that his dad wouldn't still appreciate Pac😂. I am loving this concept.

[@RocketRoketto]

Dad being excited for a diss track is every thing 😅

[@Scuba_Bro]

Poor dad! The way he said “2-Pack” initially shows how innocent of a soul he is 🤣

[@Joop175]

That’s how we say it in England

[@Americalaugher286]

Nah he just fucks with the east cost

[@kingS-sl9wj]

@@Joop175 no its not loool, speak for yourself.

[@SouljaLoc]

@@Joop175 only man that don’t know Pac say it like that

[@daaniimal2489]

White people have been calling him "2 Pack" since the beginning of time. Knowing damn well they know how to pronounce it by now

[@DJCalimovement]

Pac had the best sound engineers....His voice at the end had so much passion and the music started to go into the background for a dramatic effect.

[@asiacapriii]

This is what we love about Pac. He can go from keep your head up to hit em up with ease!

[@dalitembo1699]

Dude. I absolutely love your knowledge and honesty. I'm 40 and I would NEVER have this discussion with my parents / dad. I envy this. You guys are awesome.

[@calliew311]

That's sad. I'm around your age and my whole family went to the 2pac movie that came out in the early or mid 2000s. Mom, Dad, lil bro, Aunt, lil cousin (she was like 10), and my older cousin, and maybe my uncle if I remember correctly. We went to the one at like 5 or 530 because we wanted to beat the crowd. My family loved 2pac, my mom even bought my lil brother a system so he could bump 2pac in his wrangler. Lol. My parents, even used to sing along with Eminem. Hah.

[@executive8680]

His googled knowledge.

[@PennylessPablito]

Bro love this channel but what explained to his dad is basically a google search away. Nonetheless, its a good vid

[@katsura5670]

It better that way I'll say

[@goonsqdgeneral]

Sadly, he’s actually inaccurate with some of his knowledge.. PAC wasn’t in debt his accounts were frozen due to the rape allegations in NY. And PAC approached Suge and even wrote out his own contract with death row. Suge and his lawyers refused to pay artists anything other than a monthly allowance. PAC would ask for an accounting of what he owed to repay the bail money and would be given a car, house and more. Suge was worse than Jerry heller and Diddy put together.

[@BV9429]

When your dad said ...so this rapper is supporting Tupac 😂😂😂 I bust out laughing man I love how he's trying to understand hip Hop

[@deborahdoyleakawhimsicalma6867]

I was a white girl at age 10 or 11 when this dropped and I understood his rage at that level and felt every bit of it growing up in a shitty childhood - his music was SUPER powerful for people going through the struggles he went through - also it made me feel not white even for just four minutes 😅 track goes so hard

[@missholmes8963]

This song still give me shivers when I hear it. The rage, the anger, the retaliation. I feel all of that. They would say Pac was delusional about what transpired when he was shot but this man KNEW!

[@thegreatapple9616]

t pac grew up privileged he should have stuck to what he did best and not pretend to be someone else he faked that persona and where did it get him?

[@akshaypatil1525]

Facts 💯

[@normie2716]

Did he? Is that even what happened? Do _you_ know?

[@abhimanyudharma21]

Call the cops when you see Tupac !

[@kilotw1446]

The fact that he has such a positive view of 2 Pac and understood that he was pissed off on that song but still couldn’t accept him as a villian 👌🏽 not only says a lot about 2 Pac as an artist but shows that Dad isn’t here to judge anyone based on the perception presented to him 💯 that’s dope fr

[@ernestomejia110]

that's what got me to subscribe

[@docsuperg3560]

“My four four makes sure all your kids don’t grow” one of the hardest lines in hip hop

[@TRmusicProductions]

facts

[@SnapsZGaming]

I think what's even harder is "now it's all about Versace you copied my style, 5 shots couldn't drop me I took them and smiled"

[@wilfred-wils]

A man involved in a shooting that ended up with a dead child threatening to kill more children is not ‘hard’

[@myhgis8609]

Hard lines need to be facts and not fiction! Give me a "By this industry, I'm trying to not get fucked like tupac in jail" over a fictional throw-away-line

[@illvibe1887]

Killing kids is the softest sh&t there is

[@nijelmilbourne8588]

I love that he said “I’m buckled in tight for this one” he knew he was finna go for a ride 🤣😂😂

[@elisavetsandoval5362]

The hardest and most disrespectful diss track of all time.🔥🔥🔥

[@williamkimathi2505]

No Vaseline is the best by far.

[@michikosmith3262]

The hardest diss track ever made. I was 12 when it came out and even at that age the rage was palpable and I understood it.

[@williamb5484]

Dad is trying to relate to his son in a way that few fathers would or could, he loves his son without a doubt.

[@m.r.wiggins1537]

Your dad's accent is golden. I enjoy every moment of his authentic reactions and his enthusiasm to learn more about hip hop culture. It's a great reminder of the rewards of having a beginners mind when encountering a "different" culture. The two of you inspire me to support conversations around art as a way to bring people closer. You have shown that it is possible to be exceptional with readily available equipment and popular art.

[@robinbyrd2774]

This dad is so sweet so is the son they are awesome together

[@TheQC92]

I highly recommend Tupac Resurrection. A documentary narrated in Pac’s own voice. It’s beautiful

[@emgchannel6219]

Yes, I reckon his dad would appreciate watching it.

[@RichieB_86]

+1 to this

[@jarekPLUA]

Yep but it was copy paste from interviews to Pac tell his story and sentences.

[@tariqibrahim6985]

Brilliant suggestion!

[@jeffbez6976]

Thug Angel is a much better documentary, imo. It's on youtube, the full doc. super good

[@Sean-oe2xh]

Yeah this will bring some historical context to Dad but dont think he'll particularly like this tune, maybe soon can show him "Ghetto Gospel" to get him back on Pac.

[@ddl3718]

Or his post humorous track with NaS “ghetto mansion”

[@MRFittedcap5950]

@@ddl3718 isn’t it posthumous?

[@Livingtree32]

@@MRFittedcap5950 post humour, that’s like the post modern form of humour 🤣🤣

[@SexySideburns445]

that’s pac for you?🤦‍♂️😭

[@maartengroot9326]

But then please don't do the Elton John version (where Pac's voice has been slowed down to fit the Elton tune) but do the original version from '92.

[@realmaddawgie]

I love your pops 😭 “great bass line there”

[@fpaoli508]

Galão da Massa! I can’t believe how global my heart team is. Great channel, now i like even more!! Keep the good work

[@QuentinJII]

I was around 15 when this song came out and me and my crew had been bumpin “All Eyez On Me” for months. This was back when we were playing cds and tapes lol, and Hit Em up came out on the B-side of How do you want it single. My dad actually bought it and gave it to me. I knew from the first time I heard it that this was not going to end well, you could hear the rage in Pac’s voice. He was pissed. But his goal was to make a song that straight dug in the hearts of Bad Boy, but also be something that Biggie couldn’t escape because it was such a good song, they would hear it in clubs. He succeeded as we STILL bump this shit. And Puffy did an interview not long ago where he actually gave the song some props and said that it still hurts to this day lol. Too bad that it resulted in the deaths of two of the greatest of my generation and of all time!! Rest in power, Pac! We still Hit Em up 💯

[@cavaliothorson7755]

Yep, I was about 1

[@cavaliothorson7755]

@@QuentinJII How? XD Thanks I guess

[@blakesherwood6323]

@@QuentinJII yeah man me too all my first records of my favorite artist were all on cassette tapes lol

[@QuentinJII]

@@blakesherwood6323 it’s crazy how the times have changed lol.

[@Funnyvideos-mg1nv]

when this song first came out i was 14, i was listen this song in my father garage soon while my asian mom was standing there look at me, i didnt realise she was there all the time and she was throwing me sandal and turn off the radio, all i remember she said "Satan!! devil song!! vulgar!! vulgar!! she was running towards me, slapped my head off and I tried to cover my head , and i was saying :its tupac mom, its Tupac!! she be like ' You say me fuck?? haha.. my mom is a filipino christian catholic..

[@brittfree900]

“So they were friends once?!” 🧐😂😂 I Love how he’s actually listening to the words!! 😎

[@p.f.8903]

I love how open dad is... Some dad's would have been turned off by this one. But I love how your dad handled this one, and I think having references and background on the artist definitely helps. You guys are great! If you decide to do more diss tracks or battles, try Jay-Z's Takeover vs Nas's Ether. It's not as intense as, say Pac v Biggie, a little more commercial if you as me, but still great tracks from a lyrical perspective.

[@firstchoice4527]

Ether? commercial? its straight facts!!! he straight won the battle with ether, jay himself admitted it!

[@123froozen]

@@firstchoice4527 Commercial as in it's way more digestible to an old white guy, I know since I've tried doing this with my dad, a 58 year old Norwegian. Like they mentioned Many Men, which is not as in you face aggressive as Hit Em Up, the beat and intensity of Pac basically screaming on the outro. This is an opinion, not correcting you :)

[@TonyTarantula]

@@firstchoice4527 Well said. To me, Ether could never be replied.

[@onyiernest2746]

Definitely Nas and Jay z diss was lit back in the days! Check that out! I didn’t expect ur dad to listen to this dis track but ur pops is a g!

[@torah033]

This music is from his dads era. I find it weird that the son is show this song. It would be like me show my dad the Beatles.

[@stopsnitchingstoplying9067]

Your dad is so pure and sweet, with a beautifully open mind. I bought 2pac cds and posters as a teen and my dad ripped them off the wall, and threw my cds away cos he heard me listening to Hit em up and lost the plot. He was an ACDC, Robert Cray, rock listener. Later on as I got older he apologized and bought me 2pac greatest hits lol he also grew to love DMX and eazy e 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😊

[@Debmun]

Lol proud of Dad, he was able to get through it because Tupac can bring the realness....he keeps it 💯 at all times. Thats why he is a legend! #Tupacfan4life

[@danyagray4265]

Let your dad hear unconditional love from 2pac 🙏🏻

[@supadave422]

Top tier heartfelt song

[@OptimaSecurity-cl1hg]

my favorite. yes let him

[@GuilhermeSantos-ld5ts]

do nada o maluco esta com a camiseta do Atlético-MG.

[@diegobatista9586]

Kkkkk muito aleatório

[@charlespereira4564]

Sim po nsmsksksksksksksks

[@ign1096]

Né kkkkkkkkk

[@ikr233]

KKKKJKKKKJJK NÉ

[@cozi11]

FOI A PRIMEIRA COISA QUE PENSEI

[@FatimaFarmer]

Man the I would love to see his reaction to Tupac’s interviews. I feel like he would really appreciate the context of his background and upbringing. Either way, I love these videos 😭

[@ademoss80]

I love this channel. Your knowledge and dads open mind is so dang refreshing. I still remember the day Tupac died, I was 16 and my whole school was in mourning. He was so ahead of his time and so intelligent. Pac was a philosopher rap was just his delivery. To this day I still listen to Tupac there will never be another like him.

[@KayTalkNYC]

The rapper Yaki Kadafi (Outlawz) is Tupac’s god brother (both of their parents were black panthers) and they’re a couple years apart. They were very close and he passed two months after Tupac. RIP to Tupac, Yaki Kadafi, and Biggie 🕊 Edit : I think your dad would enjoy the singing and instrumentals on Thuggish Ruggish Bone by Bone Thugs N Harmony !

[@eazymoney8732]

Kadafi is his cousin

[@yoyoyocrazyfool93]

Kadafi is his cousin not god brother 🤦🏽‍♂️

[@KayTalkNYC]

@@yoyoyocrazyfool93 I heard that as well but from what I’ve seen most sources say they were god siblings rather than cousins.

[@Aenkor1982]

@@yoyoyocrazyfool93 kadafi was the son of sekou odinga and yaasmyn fula. Show me the cousin Status. They grew up together, but no cousins in blood line.

[@kly1994]

R.I.P. Fatal!

[@yocheckit5427]

I love Tupac’s until the end of time!!!

[@ShantinooO]

One of his greatest

[@sincityraised702]

My favorite song by him

[@delzypii5531]

The only Pac song that made me cry.

[@khadijahdavis1572]

I absolutely love love love this channel, i love the way you and your dad interact with each other, i love how open minded your dad is regarding music, people, and things that are different from what he's use to, i love your dad's disposition, he's an awesome guy, you both are😊

[@frontroom]

Thank you for your kind words Khadijah. - Kai’s dad

[@aaftlifemuzic]

I love how pacs message was direct, not all the subliminal disses these rappers do these days. It's almost laughable when compared

[@ClowneryAtItsFinest]

Your Daddy over there laughing,bobbing his head, and tapping his feet to the greatest diss song of all time. U about to turn that man from classy to ratchet real quick!

[@PoyraZDU]

Your dad at this point is more HipHop than most new HipHop artists

[@lawrencegwerino1656]

Father & son sitting together having good conversation.that’s awesome 😎 I love it..

[@bettywatkins28]

This was the cutest thing for many reasons. I love the way you prepare your dad for what he’s about to hear. It seems you were hesitant because of the amount of respect you have for your father. You also didn’t want to ruin the image your dad has of Tupac in his mind. I personally believe Tupac could do no wrong In your dads yes. The way he was moving cracked me up cause he was feeling it. ♥️😊

[@reginaldt.7849]

4:44 DAD looks concerned. This song still makes me look over my shoulder. Tupac made the block hot!

[@melaninrx]

Glad Dad could handle it, I was holding my breath. lol Love how open minded he is.

[@BigCrossVita]

Me too 😂 and covering my ears

[@AnonYmous-ez4es]

This song git him killed. Puffy's revenge.

[@sashajl3410]

Me too😂😂😂😂

[@ribhudubey263]

The way he calmly explained the beef first 🥇

[@nego_guga9828]

SIMPLESMENTE O MAIOR DE MINAS, GALÃO DA MASSA

[@tio_garou_]

Kkkkk

[@luizguilherme7385]

Pior q vi o video completo e só no fim caiu a ficha kkkkk

[@wandreycaetano]

Bem aleatório achei que o garoto era brasileiro e o pai americano k kkkk

[@GustavoSilva-zp5xg]

kkkkkkkkkkkkk do nada o gringo com a peita do galo

[@mmmaier]

O MAIOR DE TODOS

[@WallaDolla_Official]

Show him the hip hop version of “I wonder if heaven’s got a ghetto” by Tupac, guaranteed tears…

[@usman1alam]

if your dad doesn't think Pac's voice is scary, listen to All Out... his voice, the lyrics... Greatness!!

[@davidtrongnguyen]

💯

[@MansterBear]

You’re so good at giving him the context of the time and situation being addressed. I literally just left a comment on dear mama saying what’s gonna happen when he hears the other side of Tupac then I saw you had shown it to him lol

[@gregbentley6854]

I loved the way the father and son were bobbing there heads in unison to the beat.

[@TheQC92]

Taking a man for his whole self is important. Pac didn’t take any shit. He was a loving soul and a great person. This side of him no doubt led to his death but I find parts of that side of him that I respect too. It’s sad but a man is who he is.

[@Msboochie2]

I was a huge Pac fan before this song. I lost a great deal of respect for him because of it. I didn’t like Biggie one bit before his death, but hearing stories of things he did for people and how he impacted others I came to like him a little better. So, yeah it’s important to take people as a whole. Oddly, I remember this being shocking at first but not that popular until after the movie.

[@wilfred-wils]

A great person lol by what standard? Jimmy Saville?

[@nocarebutyes3436]

@@wilfred-wils being great doesn’t mean you had to be good. The fact that we got Kendrick out of him shows how great he was.

[@wilfred-wils]

@@nocarebutyes3436 we will ignore rape violence and death of children because kendrick 👏

[@nocarebutyes3436]

@@wilfred-wils 1.) he wasn’t a rapist 2.)the world is violent 3.) what kid did he kill? You, me and society ignore way more. Tupac made it hard for the mainstream media to ignore the tragedies that go on in the world. 🤦🏽and who said anything about ignore the flaws?

[@MrDanga]

Always rated Against all odds as Pacs best diss track. He actually goes at the people who were behind the shooting and lays it all out. Its much deeper. Hit em up was sensational for it's raw anger but it's pretty simplistic in content.

[@donone2028]

Its not even close, against all odds much superior.

[@muhammadkhalid3325]

hit em up, against all odds, bomb first, when we ride on our enemies, holla at me, why you turn on me…. List goes on and on! And the “fuck jay z” line on ether is 2pac saying that

[@woo_shynen8805]

@@muhammadkhalid3325 all out, fuck friendz, hell for a hustla etc.. it goes on.

[@marie-joellesainthilaire6621]

This !!

[@strykrpinoy]

Problem is against all odds came out posthumous so its lesser known Hit em up was in your face for everyone to see.

[@tziporahyisrael7254]

Tupac’s musicality, lyrical craftsmanship along with hard punchlines and 1st class shit talking is what annihilated Biggie and Junior Mafia.

[@fasttrackblastback8286]

Love how dad asks questions with genuine interest to gain clarity. He also shows great comprehension of the lyrics.

[@yungrah9x._]

Y’all should react to Tupac “2 of Amerikaz Most Wanted” ft Snoop Dogg Snoop was also apart Death Row Records around the time.

[@ddl3718]

One of the hottest tracks of all time

[@peterweiss123]

I hope, they'll react to it.....fire

[@Rickster818]

Agreed one of my favorites from pac and snoop

[@marcusbennette8454]

Hit 'Em Up was the beat that Biggie used for his Get Money Remix.

[@vivianraw]

....listen to the original beat from the song, "Don't look any further", Dennis Edwards and Siedah Garrett.

[@maartengroot9326]

No, both songs used the same sample

[@Feltexperience]

Hey guys!! Always fascinating to be with you both!! I love the education for your father and the view of two generation!! Excellent

[@cici5282]

When I saw you did this song of all songs after I saw your Dear Mama and Changes video my anxiety shot through the roof 😂 I was most anxious about the first words that Pac said and was relieved your dad missed it just for you to play it back 😭 Lawd!

[@kimmieb4706]

This took me back… Tupac was raging mad. And he was wholly serious. And was thinking everyone was setting him up. I felt his rage. But I was also listening real time.

[@roger5mNL]

Love how interested dad is in the backstory and really still pays attention to the music and lyrics and notices things he finds funny in this video. Keep the vids coming 👍🏼

[@rxgirlrx5684]

When I first heard this I cried towards the end of the song. I ❤ 2Pac and it made me sad to see how mad and upset he was.

[@hideem1]

I think there are songs by 2Pac that express very real anger & he can get scary. The thing is, you can’t love someone unless you SEE them, you KNOW them. You’re just starting out with him. The more you listen & learn about him, the deeper love you’ll find for him. Every time I listen to his music I hear something new. “No More Pain” is one that comes to mind. 2Pac is one of my favorite artists of all time, watching someone else appreciate him - all his soulfulness & dignity, mixed with his anger & sometimes brutality is a real treat for me.

[@marcuswright2407]

I didn’t know how your dad would take this song. Good stuff as always

[@judahalexander6946]

1st time I’ve ever heard anybody say tupacs voice isn’t hard lmao dude literally has one of the hardest voices in hip hop history! Biggie just was fat! He ain’t sound tough! Lol great reaction tho! Hit em up the greatest diss track of all time!

[@danielngongang9419]

I know right???

[@tiamikawayne4847]

i like what you said lion king👑🤣

[@Khans1199]

The biggest diss track ever, he let go of everything 🤯🐐

[@katierosekidd]

I just have to say watching this makes me think of my dad and how much we love Tupacs music we were able to share it and one of his favorite songs was California Love. We played that on the way to my dad’s funeral. I just wanted to share that because music unites us and Tupac is a lyricist and his music was beyond anything ever made. You could be listening to his music no matter what genre you’re into and no matter the years passed. It’s transcendent.

[@LL_SHAWN_P____]

I’m so glad I was a teenager from 93-99 and got to truly experience the beginning of many greats

[@darrenharris3434]

My exact teenage years...

[@skrildrop]

o cara com a camisa de um time brasileiro e ouvindo Tupac.. esse video consegue ficar melhor?

[@Juuninho95]

Pois é. Seria perfeito se a camiseta do galo fosse a 10 do Ronaldinho 😂😂

[@juliant]

This is amazing. I love this dynamic.

[@LloydLPaul-sd9zo]

Way to Go Pops, a great Reaction Video BIG TIME GUYS 👏👏👏👏💯

[@MinnesotaLG]

you definitely should show your Dad "Ether" by Nas, and bring him into the realm of the Nas/Jay-Z beef.

[@jedaye47]

If he shows him ether he gotta show him Supa Ugly, shit so hard Jay's mom made him apologise for it.

[@MinnesotaLG]

@@jedaye47 agreed, should approach it the same way he approached with the biggie/pac beef, telling him the background of how they had a friendship, then the beef and why the beef happened, etc.

[@romanroque8866]

Yes legend tracks

[@saf1999]

Yessss

[@200779pd]

Yes bro!

[@sgt.sweetcorngrizzly1145]

Do For Love - Tupac Your dad would love that song, he’s also got to listen to these honourable mentions; Runaway Love - Ludacris Ether - Nas Innocent Man - DMX

[@bomberbrown735]

In dad world, your dad is a top G. Love his opinion and analysis on this song and it is a different insight as to how most of us view it. I personally believe this song to be the most vengeful, abhorrent yet compelling song in the history of music. It has been a quarter of a century since i first heard it and it still intrigues me to this day.

[@tinabarrette963]

I love you showing pops some epic beats.🙏🏻❤️

[@matthewmartinez571]

Best part of the vid: "I have my 2 packs!" 😂🤣 This is why we love you. Great job guys

[@user-rn3op5ex9v]

Can’t wait for his reaction to the first line🤣

[@anthonyworkman6379]

So awesome. Breaking down rap songs with your old dad. Maybe Ill do this with my 13 yr old daughter. But she loves 80s music also. Very organic, I would say. Love the channel.

[@DanielClouston]

Great Brazilian shirt. Congratulations on the channel. Go Galo!

[@kamielvermeulen]

The bassline on Hit 'Em Up is actually the same one as the bassline on Paid in Full by Eric B. & Rakim, meaning your dad has heard the bassline before. Both tracks sample the bassline from Dennis Edwards' track Don't Look Any Further

[@830whart]

I’m glad to see someone sharing these types of moments with their father. I showed my dad a few Tupac songs, the “tender” ones. He passed away a few years later. Enjoy your dad while you still have him. You earned a sub from me.

[@yolanda9504]

I like the lyric in keep your head up when 2Pac says… IF You Fall Stand Tall And Come Back For More!! I also like the lyric in the the song…keep your head up when he says the darker the berry the sweeter, the juice, the darker flash the deeper the roots.

[@samthompson1843]

I've been subscribed to the channel a minute but am just now getting to this party, and before I hit play imma just say I'm ready to get dad's reaction to this one lol

[@Nathan_9]

Atlético Mineiro meu clube de coração 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷⚫️⚪️

[@gladiatormod7795]

Kkkkkkk entendi nada maneeer Du nada uma peita do galo

[@khadijahchaney5767]

Seeing the relationship you have with your Dad warms my heart. Cherish every moment with your father.🤗🤗

[@eric23415]

love the way that him and his dad are still close and interesteed each others time... so many dad´s are gonna be likne fuck off..

[@gilbertoalmeida7720]

fell in love with this duo , now Im like 20 videos in and now the kid is wearing my fav soccer team jersey .

[@paulharrison5584]

I would love to hear your thoughts on 2pac’s song “Pain”. It is in my opinion one of his best songs and very underrated and I’m sure your dad might appreciate that one slightly more than hit ‘em up 😂

[@inamhassan2694]

Yh...pain very underrated. The last rap in pain prob one of the hardest raps in the whole of rap. So much passion

[@01DOGG01]

I like Ja Rule's version of the song better for some reason.

[@TrustInTheUniverse]

"Pain" is top notch. "Krazy" and "Only God Can Judge Me" are really great too

[@bougiebum9138]

I couldn't help but notice your pain. Your pain, it runs deep. Share it with me!

[@nawak1048]

nah da other pain is better No More Pain

[@shanefaulkner3259]

No Vaseline has to be next. I only subscribe to a few channels and this is one. Love the breakdowns and Dad’s reactions are always so genuine. It’s great!

[@Bongsandquotesilike]

Great suggestion! I want to see the direct response to hit ‘em up but too haha. Mobb Deep really went in 😂

[@kendragreene5953]

YESSSSSSSSS

[@Messiah_Black]

Actually he should do Drop a Gem on Em, as it’s Mobb Deeps response

[@Messiah_Black]

Or I shot ya

[@migueljacob4913]

Your dad is so dad that he found the reason for the thorn on a rose. You are so lucky . Beautiful is contagious. ..

[@BeUpOneaQueena]

Tupac has pop's heart. Pac can do no wrong after Keep ya Head up & Dear Mama. Rap lyrics is powerful. Hip hop forever 2 pac & Biggie.

[@17jun1989]

No Diss Track will ever be Raw and Dirty than Hit Em Up.

[@coheneil]

I love how he can still feel the music and put stigmas aside and respect where the rappers are coming from. ♥️

[@mrbennett3791]

I don't know why but I'd love to see a vlog type videos from this guy , seems a really interesting young man with a very supportive father and also interesting in his own right

[@creative_terror9435]

You played dad all the classic tupac songs then rocked him with hit em up 😂 love it! Would love to see his reaction to ice cube - no vaseline!