Mobb Deep - Drop A Gem REACTION | They disrespected 2pac! I'm pissed! 😡😡

[@blakstarliner4552]

Please go down the Mobb Deep rabbit hole!

[@DexTVReacts]

We going!

[@swugaddies3420]

EXACTLY start from the infamous album Every single song!

[@666blackcarbon9]

@@DexTVReactsstart at the beginning, press play and let it ride💯💯💯

[@robertmontoya9996]

That's what I've been waiting for! Dex Mobb Deep "back at you" official video bruh...

[@Skins4life76]

Prodigy went in all the way…he didn’t give a fuck bout anyone!!! RIP P!!!

[@DexTVReacts]

He went in!

[@davidquarrells3312]

Prodigy was a mark and was always getting beat up

[@JohnDaDon12]

@@davidquarrells3312 stop lying

[@ceades75]

@@davidquarrells3312 look at you going on like a casual talking shit you know nothing about. P was a stick up kid and 100% would've made you suck the barrel of his gun

[@joemarr5383]

Ok tuff guy 😅​@@davidquarrells3312

[@newjack1982]

They won’t called Mobb Deep for nothing 💯💪🏽

[@jjp_nyc]

Big tried to warn Pac about dudes he’s was hanging with in NYC. Then quad happened. Mobb Deep and Big never facilitated any harm to Pac.

[@AaronMarshall-v4n]

Havoc makes the beats and puts down crazy verses.just like RZA.

[@DexTVReacts]

Got Cha! I thought that was Prodigy. Thanks for tappin in!

[@georgedepalma429]

These Queensbridge dudes were holding it down for NY during the west coast beef. Mobb Deep, Tragedy, Capone n Noreaga, and Nas.

[@JohnDaDon12]

🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@jldch26]

Shoutout to LeFrak, Noreaga's home, as he's not from QB.

[@straight2thecomments278]

nas aint do nothing. He wanted peace with Pac. You right about all the other names though

[@georgedepalma429]

@@jldch26 - Neither was Prodigy but they was reppin' QB, shout out to all the Q-Boro.

[@georgedepalma429]

@@straight2thecomments278 - Nas was the one that stepped to Pac in the park in NY, then they peaced it out.

[@TH_MP_CRW]

Eye For A Eye feat. Nas & Raekwon is a good one by Mobb Deep.

[@aceking875]

Oh yes indeed, this is my joint right here 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@NJPat050]

Classic

[@LarryBonson]

Mobb Deep Q.U Hectic 🔥🔥🔥

[@EdwardWilmotBlyden1]

Love that song

[@RLO26]

Had my man dex in shambles lmaoo prodigy went the tf off bruh

[@teddysav1]

RIP BANDANA P!!🙏🏾

[@IENetworkTV]

Prodigy was on another level

[@leftfieldjuice23]

Glad u made it through this, u was huffin n puffin! Told u Mobb Deep n especially Prodigy are hiphop icons!

[@IENetworkTV]

Mob deep was Deep very deep

[@warrsadit9649]

Mobb Deep - Shook ones ll Mobb Deep - Give up the goods Mobb Deep-Godfather Pt 3

[@Skins4life76]

PAC came at them first🤷🏾‍♂️🤷🏾‍♂️🤷🏾‍♂️

[@DexTVReacts]

I respect it lol

[@tengofey]

Good for you for trying to be objective about the art. Leading by example. Honestly the whole Hell On Earth is 🔥🔥🔥🔥 mad heat rocks . Still shinin, apostles creed, give it up fast, animal instinct, etc. Peace.

[@PeterBagjuice]

96 Prodigy = 96 Jordan

[@hia2bx]

Yessir!

[@casinolife7534]

2Pac, in 1996, the year that he passed, was not the beloved “Icon” that your generation seems to hold in such high regard. He was looked upon as a traitor, misguided, sort of con artist in that he was pro black, then the next song talking like a gun toting, gang affiliated “thug”, when he should’ve stayed true to his roots! So he was sort of an enigma, that we knew was going to end tragically! When we heard that he passed, it wasn’t a shocking thing, it was a feeling that was inevitable, you can’t play both sides of the coin

[@2KILLAVILLE]

Right, was all over the place talking & moving reckless like he was untouchable. Should've stayed on his revolutionary roots like 2pacalypse Now & Me Against The World days.

[@flaquis2729]

I'm from that era and never heard "traitor" and 2pac in the same sentence until now.

[@JohnDaDon12]

@@flaquis2729 you couldn’t have been paying too much attention to the climate then cuz everyone saw Pac wilin’ on another level, especially after he got out of jail and got with Death Row.

[@flaquis2729]

@@JohnDaDon12 I never said he was wildin out. I just said I never heard him called a traitor.

[@IENetworkTV]

@@JohnDaDon12 facts i totally agree

[@brianbonilla154]

All fair bro, pac went after prodigys sickle cell and all that lol, people dont forget tupac was fucked up 😂

[@JohnDaDon12]

Pac was such an angel, huh. Lol

[@MrYS-eo5zw]

"My 44's make sure all ya kids don't grow"

[@MegaGiants89]

Mobb Deep is One of the Greatest Duo's in Hip-Hop History. Here's a list of songs to react to from Mobb Deep: "Shook Ones, Part II " (This is Mobb Deep's Most Popular Song/Single & One of the Greatest Songs in Hip-Hop History) (1995) "Survival of the Fittest" (1995) "The Start of Your Ending (41st Side)" (This song is 🔥🔥🔥 & a Great way to open a Classic Hip-Hop Album) (1995) "Quiet Storm (Remix)" Featuring Lil'Kim (1999) "The Learning (Burn)" (2001) "Microphone Master" with Das EFX (🔥🔥🔥 Prodigy opens this song with a 🔥 verse) (1995) "Know Da Game" with M.O.P. & Kool G Rap (1997) "Hell on Earth (Front Lines)" (1996)

[@joeyrogers7017]

Can't forget "Give Up The Goods"

[@jerrybarnes8258]

Mobb deep GOD father part 3

[@bigwilt8944]

Prodigy- Keep it Thorough

[@lowkeywoodfella]

Mobb deep survival of the finest is a great song

[@forheavensakes9144]

Start of your ending

[@cameronhill9746]

No disrespect pac was still living it was fair game

[@georgedepalma429]

Mobb Deep stopped the song from playing on the radio when Pac got killed.

[@desertdetroiter428]

I don’t care if Pac was alive or not. So what if he was or wasn’t. Pac wasn’t above dissing a dead person.

[@soramirez5473]

@@desertdetroiter428 for real stop sniffing tupacs butt

[@cameronhill9746]

@desertdetroiter428 well u got me on that 1 he did rap about streach after he got killed

[@2KILLAVILLE]

Exactly, pac was out here being unhumble , talking & moving reckless before he was killed like he was untouchable! Most ppl want to put pac on a certain high horse after his death but Pac was flawed like the rest of us

[@queens2nd2none]

I'm from South Side Jamaica Queens (50, Lost Boyz, Canibus, Smurf, Ali Vegas, Onyx etc) and when I was in highschool was around the time Mobb Deep was just putting out The Infamous album. Havoc's brother was known throughout the borough, there was a few young bois that had names in the hood. Killa Black was one we heard of from time to time, he got caught up in some shit and had to go on the run. Freaky Tah of Lost Boyz was also another one of them ones, he is infamous for shooting up one of the only movie theaters we had in Queens (sunrise) and then there was E Money Bags. I don't have to discuss. Nas brother Jungle was another wild one but he don't have as many stories as the ones I mentioned. He was definitely known for bussin his gun though... Point of all this is, Prodigy and Havoc were known to be stick up kids before they got on and early on before Infamous. They was them dudes that would catch you slipping walking out of foot locker or the bank and you'd feel something pressed up against your rib cage and hear P voice telling you to come off that chain. I don't know if they moved weight or any of that but we heard a lot about them all the way in Jamaica Queens... That they wasn't hustling like that in QB but if we take the train from South Side off Jamaica Ave... Don't get off in Queensbridge... You'll come back to the hood barefoot. There's so many stories from back then... It feels crazy to look back and know QB was a few miles away from 109 and Merrick and they made It and so did I. God is good. RIP Bandana P

[@DexTVReacts]

I heard it was crazy out there back in the day. Bro said dont stop in QB or you'll come back barefoot lol thats wild. I've heard a lot about E Money bags, bro was raising hell. I know you got a lot of stories! Did you ever see 50 in the hood?

[@queens2nd2none]

@@DexTVReacts yeah he was, Bags was a problem, he shot Just on the same block all the kids from the my highschool had to walk past to get to the bus terminal... He didn't give AF. I just saw my comment from yesterday, my bad for the run on paragraph, wrote this before I passed out after I watched your video. Nah I never saw 50 in the hood, I may have when I was younger cause I lived on 129 and Guy R Brewer until I was 10 and he's from 134 and Guy R Brewer if I'm not mistaken, but I don't really remember those days, most of my memories come from 109 and Merrick, a few boulevards over, I was there from about 10 and on. I met Freaky Tah, he came to my building a few times before he was killed, met Cheeks on Jamaica Ave when Legal Drug Money Dropped, wanted his autograph but the block was too packed. I bought the CD and we dipped. LL Cool J at the car wash on Archer Ave, I see Smurf a few times but I don't know if he was already beefing with 50 or they was still cool, met Rae, Ghost and ODB, they came to my highschool and was giving out stickers and posters. Always would see Ja Rule and Chris Black by Wyanda Park in Hollis, him and Chris Black lived a few blocks away from the park, DO Cannon was with them once, he was another wild one, it was crazy when I saw him for him to get killed a little while after RIP Cannon. Seen Mic Geronimo and Royal Flush, met them at Hot Wax, and old Music Store, Mic signed my copy of his new album Vendetta, and met Billy Danze from MOP on Archer Ave... But nah, never seen 50

[@waynenewman6481]

P ate pacs food then spit that shit out on him. 07060. ✌

[@joemarr5383]

P wasn't playing back then

[@davidquarrells3312]

@@waynenewman6481 Cap Prodigy couldn't even spit them eggs out 😭😭😭😭😭

[@waynenewman6481]

@@davidquarrells3312 😂 that's craaaaaaaazy

[@MrYS-eo5zw]

Facts

[@Augusttadu]

Bro Mobb Deep - "Back at you" is 🔥...it was on the soundtrack from Sunset Park movie. The beat is ridiculous.

[@femijon777]

Prodigy's a Lyricist wif beasty bars and cadence 🔥🔥🔥

[@MegatronLegacy]

Mobb Deep - Shook Ones part 2, Quiet Storm, Nighttime Vultures, cradle to the grave, Hell on earth, back at you, survival of the fittest, get away, it's mine, eye for an eye, deadly zone, give up the goods, etc...

[@DexTVReacts]

Just added them to the list! Lets go!

[@shaalexis4221]

Oh the Mobb Definitely had the people to pull it off in NYC

[@compassceo]

Prodigy my 🐐

[@bodegabear_official]

Mobb came in to the beef when 2Pac brought them in, that's why P says you brought this to yourself. He just reminding him about his incidents and that he aint welcome in NY and not to fuck with them.

[@borngifted5398]

Great Reaction !!! Mobb Deep has many many Classics !!! Also try Mobb Deep - Survival Of The Fittest 🔥🔥🔥🔥 This is Classic bro 💯

[@trocktp]

“I ain’t running this shit back”..😂😂

[@aceking875]

😅😅😅

[@MrYS-eo5zw]

😂😂😂

[@noreaster1788]

This song was released (August 96) before he was taken from us. I remember recording this off of Pete Rock/Marley Marl, Future Flavaz the first time it was ever played. It was a Sunday night The next morning, I went to college and was playing this over and over in my dorm room. I was thinking how that 💩 was truly about to get ugly and was waiting for a 2Pac response.

[@DexTVReacts]

Thanks for painting that picture bro! I wish Pac would've got a chance to respond! Was the Pete Rock thing a radio show or something?

[@noreaster1788]

@@DexTVReacts Yes sir. Pete Rock and Marly Marl had their show on every Sunday night. I think it was either from 10PM until 11 or until midnight. They would play undergeaound rappers from around the country, Unreleased s9nhs, B-Sides from Singles, certain songs from movies soundtracks, etc. They would also have artists come in and freestyle. Dudes from the West, MC Eiht, Alkoholiks, Xhibit and others mad like a 30 second song for Future Flavas. Do did, Lord Jamar, Shabazz The Disciple, etc. You might be able to find some Future Flavaz Shows on here, Homes. Keep up the great work. 👊🏾 Peace

[@IENetworkTV]

@@DexTVReacts drop a gem on em was gonna be the single but when pac died out of respect for his death Mobb Deep stop promoting the record and did not release the record as a single Prodigy didn't care because Pac had made fun of his sickle sell and that was something that people did not know was very painful to Prodigy sometimes he would be backstage in so much pain tears would be coming down his eyes then it would be time for him to go on stage and he would wipe his face and go perform and ppl could not tell the diference. Only close circles knew Prodigy had sickle cell until pac said that on record so prodigy didn't wanna remove the song but Nas and a couple of artist told their management at the time and they suggested they removed it so they did

[@MrRasheed7]

I like your reactions... realness.. subbed Stay on that mobb sh*t.. they some killers

[@ceades75]

This was gonna be the leading single to Hell On Earth. It dropped in late August of '96. Fun fact: some say no one responded to Hit Em Up but this was a direct response to it. Pac never got to hear it before his passing and when he passed 2 weeks later they took it off the airwaves in respect to his death. RIP Pac and P

[@saucejames2349]

Song was never on the air waves 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@ceades75]

@@saucejames2349 where you from bro? In NY it was

[@IENetworkTV]

@@saucejames2349 song was definitely on the airwaves da fuk u talking about maybe not in the south or on the west coast but all of the east coast up north and canada it was i don't know where you from

[@ljc7935]

@@IENetworkTV Westwood had it banging in London.🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@darrenwilson83]

Mobb Deep has timeless classics they shit will stand the test of time 💯

[@tjshelton7145]

Prodigy- Keep it thoro

[@petej7136]

I remember the radio calling Prodigy when 2Pac got shot in Vegas (b4 he officially died) and the host actually asked P if he had anything to do with it! 🤣 He was like "nah, his mouth got him shot!" 😂 I always liked Pac, and we knew he was wild, but damn, from the stories that have come out since, he was out of control! He was spazzing out and all about the violence, all day every day! He died with charges pending in multiple states! If you watch the news footage from after the robbery, you can Jimmy Henchman and Diddy outside, Jimmy calls Diddy over to says something to him, Diddy looks shook, and then the cops call Diddy back inside. You can see Biggie there too looking shook, they were all surprised that it went there! 2 days later, you see Pac going to court in a wheel chair! Crazy time! It's good to see him get so much love now, but back then he was making just as many enemies as he did friends!

[@damonjones1291]

Mobb Deep, "Rare Species" 🔥

[@alfredocano2923]

Mobb4life

[@oldschoolhip-hopheadriorea9178]

LETS FUKIN GOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! #QueensBridge #MOBB #RIPHNIC 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔫

[@daoppgrvyrd777]

When this song drops back in the day I was loving every second of it..... I'm not the biggest pac fan. Mobb deep first album is a five-star classic. MOBB 💯

[@koldfactz100talkthattalk8]

Mobb Deep-spread Love Mobb Deep-Where ya heart at

[@lbonds362]

Pac went at them first he asked for that song bra and yes you need to go down the Mob Deep rabbit hole one of the greatest duos ever

[@punchtravelchannel]

Mobb Deep held it down for New York when very few called out 2Pac at the time. It was crazy back then. Thanks for reviewing that. Man that song takes me back to High School. Mobb Deep made some good albums. They were legit in the rap game and as you hear, could spit for days. Havoc rapped and made beats.

[@IENetworkTV]

During this time prodegy was the best rapper in nyc

[@JohnDaDon12]

🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@joemarr5383]

Best rapper on both coasts

[@kaycuz9402]

havoc was also mobb deeps producer

[@anthonyg813]

Apostles Warning and Hell on Earth are some of prodigy best versus!

[@saintJ7]

Biggie victory. Meant to be his last recorded verses

[@jonathanramos2366]

Mobb deep was really bout that action in real life

[@666blackcarbon9]

The LOX my favorite group, but could easily be swapped for Mobb Deep and vice versa!! Just depends on the day 🤷🏽‍♀️

[@kaycuz9402]

shook ones pt 2 homie. one of the greatest tracks of all time and the most known mobb joint.

[@jasonhines752]

Prodigy said he would have squashed it with Pac in an interview

[@Strongisland435]

That’s why they called them Mobb deep they are known to have over 100 goons with them

[@acoruna5421]

Tupac was a backup dancer for Digita Underground.

[@Thomas-we5cy]

I love and miss NYC hip hop. Real rap. Real lyricists. No computer sh*it to go to. And beats, and production. Yeah, there were computers mid ‘90’s, nowadays but how stupid😊 it sounds now. DJ’s and producers would have to dig in crates to find stuff to sample. What sucks to me is the art of DJing in hip hop. Almost extinct. As a young kid I’d go the shows to watch the DJ. My favorite DJ pioneers were K Herc, Flash. (Too young to see them live). And then I’ve got Premier, Flex, Screw. DJ Babu brought back turntabelists even that was awhile ago.

[@MentuSun]

of course they exaggerate a little but they rep Queensbridge the largest projects in the world and any time they can be 100 deep. Look up the video with snoop talking bout when nas was with 100 QB ninjas and and Snoop was with pac and pac and Nas had a conversation. Pac had all right to be mad but it doesn't mean he was right.

[@saucejames2349]

Pac had all of Jersey with him from Newark to Irvington to Montclair to East Orange and they was every bit of 200 deep 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Snoop is Cap

[@MentuSun]

@@saucejames2349 so you was there?

[@joemarr5383]

​@@MentuSunword lol nigga was a teenager probably 😅

[@odogg6899]

​@@MentuSun Everyone else story that was there contradicts snoops story so was you there fool? Even nas said they was both deep.

[@jofoto612]

One of the best Bishop disses ever

[@saucejames2349]

🤣🤣🤣🤣 Tupac improvised Bishop and brought more life into it that script for Bishop was nothing how Pac was supposed to play it but Eric Dickerson gave Pac the greenlight to keep doing him nice try goofy

[@derekchaka]

biggie/Busta Rhymes Tupac Diss Biggie Smalls - The Ugliest (feat. Busta Rhymes) (prod. J Dilla)

[@calebevans3868]

Listen to all that mobb deep and classic and reaction to mop hard-core

[@wavonbarksdale3771]

Stop playing with the Mobb!!! Gotta react to all of the songs on the infamous and he’ll on earth!

[@johndevine3955]

Rip prodigy

[@thaistomp]

Mobb Deep the real mafia shyt. These boys had everyone in the rap game terrified, lol. They whacked Pac on this track. Dope reaction bro.

[@fatman8432]

havoc older bruh wasnt going in da streets...RIP KILLA BLACK

[@regice5650]

Bro you gotta do “shook one’s 2” NYC Anthem. You think of NY this is the sound track to NYC.

[@DexTVReacts]

I did it! About to edit it soon!

[@SonDialer]

😂😂😂😂 run that back dawg.

[@katrinachavez3533]

Beat nasty as Shaq's feet. P definitely brought that havoc lyrically. You flexin' hypersensitivity of the wifey when she pedals her menstrual cycle feverishly. This was Hip-Hop before it morphed to Hit-Pop. Back when cats didn't only rock all black ala Al Davis but were unafraid to combat with Geronimo Pratt baked gat raps. Mic fiends would severe your spleen clean. Rappers turned Dahmer cadaver hoarders. Arsonist renegades who brought heat in a flash ala Wade. Hiroshima rebels. Geiger counters struggled with radiation levels. #HellOnEarth #ShookeOnes #PutEmInTheirPlace

[@Hypercannon77]

“One of ours” Mobb deep

[@brandonlindsey4165]

Mobb deep solidified

[@officialshanuki8116]

🥶🥶🥶🥶🥶MOBBBBB!!!! QB

[@compassceo]

Gotta react to that g.o.d pt 3!

[@nycjraxx3107]

Mobb deep featuring Kool g rap Where you at?

[@babygeneral1985]

Priceless lol. Another Hard Mobb Deep tracks check out; "Qu-Hectic" & "Give Up the Goods (Just Step)"

[@JM-zy8uo]

Prodigy was cool with E money bags n alot of those dudes that stuck up Pac.

[@Hypercannon77]

Even that Prodigy (Nas diss) is fire 🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@radahyaahla-1.w551]

MOBB DEEP - NIGHT TIME VALCHERS featuring Raekwon

[@joemarr5383]

Mobb deep catalog is mad deep fam. Sooo many fukkin bangers kid you missing out kiko😅

[@Hypercannon77]

Facts💯

[@blancbanga7105]

Bout time u put ya hate away lol M.O.B.B

[@JohnDaDon12]

🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@tjshelton7145]

Hell On Earth, Thug Muzik, Shook Ones 2, BACK At You, Nighttime vultures, Hectic, and etc..........................................................

[@kalibud8321]

first and only watch

[@lowkeywoodfella]

Latinos had them to come do a concert in Arizona and they were cool with napoleon from the outlawz. Napoleon pulled up on them at their hotel. They barred down and said they loved 2pac. They didn't want no beef

[@jerrybarnes8258]

Smart move on their part, if it were in new York it would’ve been the other way around. In the words of DMX everybody is the man in they own hood

[@ceades75]

They respected Pac but still had to say their piece. Pac was always the aggressor. They were just reacting

[@DexTVReacts]

Damn so why did they do this song? or did Pac diss them first?

[@ceades75]

@@DexTVReacts Pac came at them first. They were surprised af since they never really crossed paths or have no reason to have beef. Turns out Pac bugged out when he heard the hook to Mobb's Survival Of The Fittest. "Thug Life, we still living it". But they said it wasn't about him. It was just something dope to spit. Definitely put that joint on the list. Gritty and gutter af

[@ceades75]

In hindsight. I can see why he thought so tho lol

[@GIV3nchyxx]

React to I shot Ya (Remix) by LL Cool J ft Prodigy , Fat Joe , Foxy Brown & Keith Murray … and please react to more Nas 🙏🏽

[@SonDialer]

I guess you know by now, but Queens Bridge was a very deep and well respected good in the streets and jails and in old school Hiphop history. So yes The Mobb was very well connected in NY. If you look old school Marley Marl MC Shan and Tragedy Intelligent Hoodlum videos, you will see how long this hood has been being represented in HipHop.

[@NJPat050]

G.O.D part 3

[@joemarr5383]

RIP Bandana P 😔

[@CarlWalker-g9f]

Havoc was the producer and rapper in the group-r.i.p prodigy , mobb deep was the New York sound for the late 90’s. QB

[@elcapi171]

Mobb deep was foreal

[@joewelcome4645]

Mob.deep werent bonafide killers . But those killers respected and looked out for them .

[@HL-qc5rd]

Lol I know how you feel. When all this was going on I couldn't stand pac and when hit em up came out it hurt! But the song was fire!

[@JP91081]

Try Mobb deep and Nas …..family

[@Strongisland435]

Drop a gem On em was released on August 25 pac was shot September 7th he definitely knew about this diss

[@MrYS-eo5zw]

The hardest pac diss record EVER!!!!

[@Jake-Prince.]

1:07 I am to and I feel you I get pissed to when people talk shit about my Nigga PAC

[@JohnDaDon12]

Do u get mad when Pac was always running his mouth about other rappers, too?

[@radahyaahla-1.w551]

MOBB DEEP SONG CALLED STREET LIFE

[@alispinner3930]

Havok makes the beats. I was a little upset at Pac being from Harlem and disrespecting NY but I understood his stance to a degree

[@Havoc0474]

This was first single off Hell on Earth album, released just b4 PAC’s death. Mobb actually pulled song off airwaves after his death, respectfully

[@MrMarvelous78]

Gotta do nas ny state of mind

[@BigKerm]

Pac was mad because they were asked in a magazine interview about Pac wildin' out. They didn't even diss him with their answer. They said something about him moving reckless (He was!). Then on a Rap City interview they answered Pac when he made the record. They said they didn't know the man, never met him, but they emphasized that they were fans..! They stated that they were grown men. The inteviewer asked a question and they answered it. Hav & P were pissed off lol. Which you could understand...I'd be mad if someone I was a fan of talked sh*t about me too!

[@aceking875]

Other than Mobb Deep, the only other people who dissed Tupac was Doo Wop and Sun Dullah "New York Love"