2pac fan reacts to The Notorious B.I.G. - Gimme the Loot REACTION | This song was HARD!

[@ZAKAR777]

Biggie did the whole song by himself... The Goat for sure

[@1783wil]

Nas was supposed to be biggie co d on the track. Nas wasn't wit it lol

[@kazesmith727]

​@1783wil Nas was suppose to be on the remix, but said he was to too high

[@driverdj2000]

BIG. The GOAT. Say no more.

[@waltereaddy1722]

nas admit he ain't want it

[@aemermujaddid7671]

@@waltereaddy1722 he wanted Nas on this track

[@ericmcgowan6107]

I love when they realize it's Biggie the whole song.

[@mahammatbaba8666]

I had no idea Biggie recorded alone.

[@hornyconvict]

​@@mahammatbaba8666it's incredibly obvious

[@JP1348]

Biggie already has his spot on Rapper Mt. Rushmore carved out.

[@DexTVReacts]

Thats what they say! I gotta check his music out before I can say that lol I'm 2 for 2 tho! He jammin so far!

[@MaryLou913]

Fo’ sho!

[@topspot4834]

BIG, Pac, Em and Wayne are, and always will be my Mt Rushmore!

[@Doneforful]

​@@topspot4834 might have to put Ye up there too

[@Potencylogic]

@@DexTVReacts its a fact we raised in the 90s

[@j_hitta0591]

Don't forget B.I.G started off as a battle rapper from Brooklyn where that style of rap originated 😅

[@brileygabriel4949]

Big and Pac would have been like Kobe and Shaq had they teamed up...and just like Kobe, Pac was the perfectionist.. The one who was purposeful about mastering his craft..he was the workaholic! Big, like Shaq, was the monster who was just naturally gifted... dude was just born that way and did what he did as effortlessly as Shaq ran through defenses around the rim..

[@MrMessyb]

Great analogy!!!!

[@MrErikcramer]

pac was an actor, biggie sold crack in bed stuy. thug vs actor

[@Richyahdig]

Biggie is a goat definitely dudes lyrical word play is top notch and nobody is fucking with it! He’s one of one! Period! Way ahead of his time!

[@paullara7224]

Biggie was a storyteller (stories) like an author. Brilliant

[@missm7607]

Big and Pac are # 1& 2... Big's storytelling is soooo haaaarrrdd! Peep his music...unfortunately he wasn't around long enough to have mad albums, still fire! Street shit! Dope.

[@DexTVReacts]

So you got Big in front of Pac?🤔 Yea this song was dope! He painted a nice picture and was super creative. I like it. Got a few more Big songs ill be reacting to soon. Im kinda excited lowkey lol

[@missm7607]

@DexEvansReacts either of them can take #1. I'm an LA girl so I really need to rep Pac...but both were nasty.

[@DexTVReacts]

You gotta rep Pac lol I feel you tho. They both dope. Ima react to some more Big soon. Im 2/2 so far!

[@Tommysimonsen]

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[@MaryLou913]

Agree. 1 and 2. He painted a vivid picture in ‘I gotta story to tell.’

[@t.c.bramblett617]

This song blew my mind when i heard it... peak hip hop golden era right here

[@gooysda]

The whole East vs West thing is so ancient history man. If Pac and Big were still with us they'd have made a collab album and voice acted in several animated Disney movies by now. What a stupid beef.

[@JohnDaDon12]

Agreed

[@MrMessyb]

Facts!! Waste of goat talents.

[@ifishineushine]

Big and Pac already knew what is was like in the industry. Pac even said several times there’s enough bread for everyone to eat to Big at that time during their dis tracks 😢

[@Builderdrone]

It was a different time. In those days you watched what you said and who you said it about. it could become a problem. There was no internet no cámaras no gps. People were more respectful of danger in those days.

[@boucoupthick504]

This shit goes harder than anything published in the last 10 years.

[@sdavidson559]

NYC in the late 80s early 90s was crazy times ..

[@Pattison4]

I’m from the Philly area, and BIG is my favorite rapper. You picked my favorite song already, but check out, “I Got a Story to Tell”… I love BIG and Pac RIP both of y’all

[@Adam-wi5bh]

I used to be pro Pac at the time. Listened to biggie much later other than the radio hits. Dude was an elite lyricist and has classic songs.

[@topspot4834]

Favorite song of all time, "from the Beretta, putting all the holes in your sweater" my favorite bar all time. Nice reaction! Wild you dismissed all East Coast rappers though. I lived in Queens, NY and was in middle school when this song came out, everyone was playing Pac, Dre and Cube at the time. All the beef with Pac, Suge, Big and Mobb Deep ain't had nothing to do with any of us, we didn't really care about all that though, I don't know why anyone would. Another great reaction!

[@a.e.rivera-weaver8175]

Big was a survivor, then he became the greatest rapper (lyricist) that ever was. He was the quintessential voice of the 90s in NYC. That's a fact. Don't be so sensitive..it's never changed.

[@Bubbles10181]

Take this as you want. I am a deathcore/hardcore fan. But when I tell everyone I love BIG, and I show them songs, they had no idea his music went harder than pacs.

[@ZAKAR777]

You shooting straight facts... Don't get me wrong I love Pac but his music was different Big music just knows how to get your head bopping

[@DexTVReacts]

I'm still new Big music but you really think he went harder than Pac? lol thats crazy to me! Theres no way lol

[@MaryLou913]

That’s a lie. Big’s music had no heart and no soul. He was lyrically phenomenal but so was Pac. You may be more accustomed to PAC’s flow because he was the standard by which any MC is measured. There is a reason why every new MC comes out and exclaims they are better than Pac. Because Pac is the goat. Pac is the goat in the same way Ali was. Not only were they at the pinnacle of their sport/genre but outside the ring, outside the booth they proved they were the greatest men of them all. Pac put love and care for people in his rhymes. Big and Jay Z are both nice lyrically but have no substance. Listen to PAC’s ‘Hellrazor’ and come back and tell me Big is the greatest. That’s just untrue.

[@ph318]

​@@MaryLou913you're lame

[@MaryLou913]

@@ph318 To a lame!

[@marquisdelafayette1929]

You need to check out “Notorious Thugs” by Biggie and Bone Thugs N Harmony. Definitely still a 11/10 BANGER. Lil Kim and Mobb Deep “Quiet Storm” is another great classic.

[@DexTVReacts]

I think I heard that Biggie and Bone when I was a kid. I might need to run it tho I dont remember it all. ill add that Mobb Deep song to the list. I've never heard they music before believe it or not

[@robertc5773]

All the way from NY. All love

[@KtotheG]

Notice he named his alter ego, "Inf," which is short for "Infared." "My man Inf left his tech and his nine at my crib... turn himself in, he had to do a bid." That's a crazy insane metaphor that a lot of people miss upon first listen.

[@mookie001126]

FYI the line "have his mother singing its so haaaaaard" is a reference to the 1991 Boys to Men - its so hard to say goodbye to yesterday 👍🏾

[@SurtaPhyde]

Love your honesty!! When PAC was with Digital Underground he was my guy until he got wit Def Row and I’ll admit…it wasn’t till his death I released that dislike to open up to listening to him again. Biggie was one of the top guys in story telling. It’s like an action film (some fiction, some non fiction but all hard)

[@cwdoliver]

If you want pure Biggie spit'n flames listen to the track "Unbelievable".

[@aaronhounsome8954]

Genius biggy.. A you Tupac take note love both of em but even Tupac used to laugh when such a young man come out with the lyrics he did.. Biggy was for sure way before his time... Like I said Genius ❤❤❤

[@tord81]

This is my favorite Biggie Song!

[@damionalbarr7961]

BRAH...it's cool, you can say Biggie spit hot fire! No shame in admitting he had game

[@420NEWYcod]

NAS illmatic is a game changer.

[@MemphisMo]

I too used to feel this way 😅 I was 11 or 12 years old when I figured it out tho… better late than never they say. I didn’t want to listen to BiG either due to my Pac loyalties but when life after death dropped I couldn’t ignore it no more man, dude is the GOAT

[@IndieCarpenter-nf9zc]

Tupac was a Biggie fan too

[@mtcnaz]

Yo Pac had a deep connection with the east coast. His group The Outlawz was from my town In NJ. Pac was tight with Treach from Naughty by Nature, that’s why Pac has a random pocket of die hard fans in North New Jersey

[@btyadkaz3096]

They both BIG

[@420_momentum]

Biggie was def a gangster he was born Right in the Hood and was around it his entire Life. Just read up on his story . He's Still one of very best too Rap imo. Also not everything he says in his music is literall aswell. Some of the stuff biggie says is for dark humour or entertainment.

[@chrilleberg7764]

React to kick in the door by biggie

[@harrysnowdon3765]

Wave in the 44 all you heard was papa don’t hit me no more

[@braazik]

yes sir

[@lowkeywoodfella]

Him and Nas squash their beef before he died. Nas was actually gonna meet 2pac in Vegas and be his guest at 662. Pac was talking about him and Nas making a whole album together. Pac was gonna take Nas name out of all his diss records, but he died before he could

[@IENetworkTV]

Biggie doing both parts

[@rolyngarcia3651]

I really appreciate you for this my brother 🤞🏾🤞🏾😩😩😩

[@lennypena5587]

Your reactions are very similar to the ones I had when I listened to this song for the first time on my Walkman back in the day, lol I was pressing rewind after every other bar… RIP Biggie

[@borngifted5398]

Great Reaction bro !!! 1 East Coast group that 2Pac did rock with heavy was Boot Camp Click !!! They was working on the 1 Nation Album together with PAC When he died. From them, Try Smif N Wessun - WonTime 🔥🔥🔥 Certified Classic bro !!! 💯

[@DexTVReacts]

Thanks bro I appreciate that. Never heard of Boot Camp Click but ima definitely check out Smif N Wessun! how many songs Pac with them?

[@borngifted5398]

@@DexTVReacts The Legendary Boot Camp Click is from Brooklyn NY & consist of Black Moon, Smiff N Wessun, OGC, & Heltah Skeltah.They Completed like 7 songs together for the 1 Nation Album. Some songs with PAC are Let's Fight OG Version 🔥, & Brothers At Armz OG Version 🔥

[@quietstar81]

I’ve been listening to Ready to Die since 1994, & this is the first time I realized he was singing the beginning of “it’s so hard to say good bye to yesterday.”

[@alsimons7925]

🌴good on u my gee, open ears good for da soul

[@patriot-yardy]

Keep doing your thing bro. I love the channel

[@darindunlap3666]

The whole ready to die is hard what ever you need to know about any big song ask me I got you

[@notoriousbig73]

With your power to forgive brotha You will heal and gain... exponentially Kia kaha bro🤙 Sleep Eazy Brotha Biggie ✌️

[@alsimons7925]

🌴1 of tje HARDEST lines EVER ,the wake refrence. too lava

[@stingray7276]

Suge and Puffy stopped this, they could have squashed it but they're Records Labels saw money behind the beef, not seeing the long term consequence for Biggie and Tupac

[@sonofliberty8925]

Biggie was the better rapper and storyller of the two...With Pac you felt every word and played with how you felt...the GOATS

[@wellitsjustG]

you just got rocked bro. I'm subscribed and going to follow you down this rabbit hole you have found. Shit is real. Let's go.

[@njnatl09]

Good choice real creative how Big rapping both parts. Ready to die and Life after death are both classic albums from Big . checkout kick in the door shots at Nas Wu members no real beef more on some competitive King of New type thing. Also check out one more chance off the album not the remix it's rarely reacted to but an underrated song .Last but not least Everyday struggle is one of the best songs of his debut Ready to Die album.

[@DexTVReacts]

This was a dope song. He showed levels and was real creative. Ill be reacting to more Big! I wanna see what the hype about lol I think I've heard one more chance if I'm not mistaking, but I didn't know there was 2. Adding Kick in the door and Everyday struggle to my list! Might react to them this week!

[@ToryoUsa]

can you please tell me the name of the beat u use?@@DexTVReacts

[@chrilleberg7764]

Pac ft biggie - runnin

[@johnnyknoxville5917]

only original

[@marcelo_vrda4589]

everytime he say "goodness gracious the papers" i lose my mind laughing

[@michaelmcintyre2931]

I love seeing reactions by pacs fans to big now the dust has settled its beautiful cause you would have never realised whilst shit was still raw I love both but I like the deepness of pac but biggie was a better story teller with a better flow

[@estebansigala-tv7py]

Yo I’m WEST to bro. Check warning! BIG.

[@DexTVReacts]

Catch up Esteban! I did Warning! kzbin.info/www/bejne/nqinZKqHmJypbbMsi=-W71zJw3FP3gJYAV Tap in bro!

[@vitor4994]

React to everyday strugle by biggie

[@JohnDaDon12]

That’s my joint right there. 🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@2002anson]

When you listen to both PAC and BiG you realize they influenced each other well. Deeply you feel pac in bigs songs and vice versa lol

[@DexTVReacts]

I can definitely hear it! I hate they friendship turned bad. Shit hurt my soul lol 2 goats that were real good friends turn foes and both end up getting killed. shit whack!

[@933236]

Used to smoke a lotta weed and crank this shit

[@KiwanAli-j7n]

Dex my g

[@DexTVReacts]

Whats good bro?!

[@joemarr5383]

Biggie was a crack dealer and one lf the best story tellers fam

[@DexTVReacts]

Got cha!

[@ThePonceman]

History is ours

[@Byron_Garcia]

Whats mine is mine and what yours is mine. Don't even blink cuz imma rob yo as blind. Onyx is rippin shi... i grab the tec 9

[@MountPleasant171]

PAC and BIG reached the highest beef rap could carry and we lost the two Greatest we had.

[@greenj1017]

He said "I can't believe I'm listening to biggie smalls".. what? Just listen to Ready to Die and life after death albums. And a few off of born again. Also, biggie and pac have the freestyle on the TOGETHER "funk master flex and big Kapp" the tunnel album. Check it out

[@DexTVReacts]

lmao! I couldn't believe it bro. I was more so shocked at how dope the song was! Shit FIRE! Ima tappin into his catalogue fasho! Ill be posting more reactions! I need to definitely check that freestyle out! Appreciate ya!

[@Kingjames313]

Do a reaction to Biggie ft. Busta Rhymes - VICTORY

[@AgentLemmon]

Tupac was a East coast rapper turned West coast. He became thugged out only after signing with Death Row

[@Mel_ForReal]

As a fellow reactor, I feel you but I've learned to just look up the basic dates. The fans with fill you in with the rest. Especially with “Stans” Post-Recovery Em’s style is different. Not better or worse, just a combination of sobriety, and his ability to evolve in order to maintain his longevity. I do have a request please- Evil Twin or Calm Down ft. Busta Ty☮️

[@gdo3510]

Imo Em is definitely worse now than when he was younger. Dude raps like a fucking robot now. He’s become to technical for me to vibe to.

[@michaelpalma6346]

If you get more into New York / East coast rappers you have to check out Big Pun and Big L

[@DexTVReacts]

Big L definitely on the list. Damn I never thought about Big Pun! He got some heat??

[@michaelpalma6346]

@@DexTVReacts lyrically Pun is beast, go listen to the song “Twinz” by him and fat Joe

[@AgentLemmon]

@@DexTVReacts Big Pun - Beware. Lyrical masterpiece

[@Jimmy_BX]

@@DexTVReacts take it from an OG. ONLY rapper that “paints a picture” on BIG’s level was Pun. Believe it!

[@majorpaiyne2124]

00:52 Hearing you say that is sad. There was always clear roof to be fans of both. There really was no sides to pick because its all hip hop. You can like everything with no consequences. Welcome back to the fold though.

[@IMO-r4l]

For Lauren, check out 'Lost Ones' or ' Ex Factor'

[@rachael9810]

BIGGIE FAN NOW!!!!😆😆

[@desertdetroiter428]

Bro…it’s okay to like Biggie and Pac simultaneously. For one, their beef was something that lasted barely over a year. Maybe a year and a half. It was completely normal to like both rappers back then. Don’t get all caught up in that west vs East bullshit. It was the stupidest beef in the history of the music industry.

[@andrecramer3615]

Both Pac and Biggie where the tip of the spear in Rap

[@devonbreary2946]

The main difference with pac and biggie was pac spit from heart biggie spit from his brain both were talented just from a different place.

[@lowkeywoodfella]

React to house of pain biggie, 2pac and stretch.

[@DexTVReacts]

Had no idea they all was on a track! Might run that right now bro! Appreciate you for always tapping in bro!

[@elkbomb]

Pac loved Biggie's music.

[@kj21]

Biggie was a hustler selling drugs but he gave that up and his family said he was very nice and biggie said "what makes my rhymes so ill is that i don't care what i say"

[@kj21]

Also i heard pac liked this song

[@stevenricchezza2965]

Biggie was exceptional that's why he had to go...😥

[@jessisanchez8150]

Nas - Got yo self a gun. In the official music video he pays homage to Pac and Big

[@marpbeez2679]

You’ll like The points..featuring notorious big redman bone thugs n harmony etc..

[@darindunlap3666]

You should do the what big and meth

[@brocklanders7016]

I think the slang, game and mental of bk ny

[@01eddiekane]

The fact that you said you don’t know nothing about Jay Z biggie or Nas, bro you old head in my eyes, you don’t realize that 2Pac is really East Coast😂

[@Boogie_161]

Biggie was hustling cracks and into a lot of dirt. I can’t say (because I ain’t see nuffin 😉) if he robbed somebody but, yeah, he was really about that life.

[@sdavidson559]

Also you should know Biggie loved and respected Onxy !

[@shanelwilkes345]

One of the members of the rap group Onyx. Check them out, start with "Last Dayz"

[@DexTVReacts]

Got Cha! Never heard of that group. They from NY?

[@shanelwilkes345]

They are from NY, they came out before Biggie. Check the song “Slam”

[@RasPsalm]

Grimey Brooklyn boys

[@themalcahtwinz4743]

Check out Kick in the Door by biggie. Tuff song

[@DeloresTurner-y7j]

I wish the beef never happened if only they could have talked one on one it could have been different

[@01eddiekane]

biggie Smalls had three types of voice rap on

[@jamesbong5219]

Yo,react to Big L's stuff,tracks like All Black, Danger Zone, Lifestyles Of Poor And Dangerous, Timez Iz Hard, u'll love it!!!

[@DexTVReacts]

Bet! I heard Big L was one of them ones!

[@jamesbong5219]

@@DexTVReacts Big L was one of the best at it, mos def! Just got killed to early

[@marcuswashington5159]

Only way to get Diddy off the song is to play 2 characters 😅

[@ToryoUsa]

can you please tell me the name of the beat u use?

[@lextado]

Fam you are greatly appreciated with your reaction!!! … Respect my brother!!!! Ooweeeee!! If you have a chance please react to Nas “Halftime” ✌️✌️

[@nickgleeson7168]

Biggie is both guys

[@earlpayne9857]

My dude get into some Big L lifestyles of the poor and dangerous whole album start to finish is blaze

[@MrDefJay]

Man Biggie worst than the devil on this song

[@DexTVReacts]

He was wildin lol

[@JamesEarlBonez]

You need to get into Redman cause they got this switch up from him

[@datboinate0192]

Z-ro Mo City Done Z-ro T.H.U.G

[@govava]

Biggie Smalls was the greatest. He is second to Eminem who is now the greatest. I'm a huge biggie fan, but since I heard Fuel by Eminem he is the greatest.

[@njnatl09]

Please check out Threats No Hook and Dead Presidents 2 from Jay-Z go ahead and let that bias go😆😆 you won't be disappointed.. guarantee I can make you a fan of Jay or at the very least want to hear more from him after checking out those three songs

[@DexTVReacts]

lmao aight bro! Im adding Threats, No Hook and dead presidents 2 to my list! 4:44 was a solid album, but I wanna hear some HEAT! Ima give him a chance lol I might do one today!

[@njnatl09]

@DexEvansReacts 444 Was good but it was more of a water down Jay in my opinion. Definitely a good album. His three considered classic albums are reasonable doubt blueprint and Black Album though American Gangster comes pretty close I'm telling you you won't be disappointed with none of my suggestions

[@boomixcrown]

💯

[@boomixcrown]

Your reaction is exactly how it was for us in 94

[@shajuanwilkinson3865]

Hey boss you need to do the original song by Kool g rap The Great train robbery

[@DexTVReacts]

Bet! ill add it to the list. So is this a remix?

[@shajuanwilkinson3865]

Kool g rap has the original