First Time Hearing 2Pac ft. Talent "Changes" Reaction | Asia and BJ

[@gdubbya804]

I'm a 64 year old native American and I heard my son listening to this. Took a while to start catching the lyrics, but this song affected me. Still one of my favorites. Message Still relevant.

[@jen-a-purr]

And still don’t go by the lyrics unfortunately

[@richlong4119]

Hard to believe this song is over 25 years old. I was 18 when pac died now I’m 44 time fly’s. Enjoy your time. 😊

[@GregIsAFan]

As the Kenny Chesney song says, "Don't Blink."

[@Martin-ix7sj]

2PAC recorded the original version in 1991/1992, so the song is 30/31 years old.

[@okanaltn4605]

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[@okanaltn4605]

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[@devRH23]

My bdays nxt mo...me too. Truly understand

[@sufferingsavior2003]

Bruce Hornsby & the Range did the original in 86. Song is that’s just the way it is. Love the original and 2 pacs as well. Hornsby talked in an article about 2pacs version and really loved it and became a big fan of 2pac.

[@okanaltn4605]

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[@daddywalker6133]

I’m a music guy I love the original the singing by Bruce was good but that piano gets me everytime lol

[@energeez]

u know a producer is worth their salt when they are sampling bruce hornsby

[@okanaltn4605]

@@energeez yes

[@amyrees1223]

Pac touched so many lives. I remember sitting up late with my brother listening to his albums. You have to hear Dear Mama. My mom would weep everytime she heard it. Pac was a poet 💖

[@camboslice9817]

Then your mother was crack fiend mama

[@epstiensbedsheetnecktie9212]

Tupac was iconic. I'm glad his words are recorded.

[@quiet7632]

I grew up in the 90s, in LA, a brown dude not seeing what was going on around me. Back then we were arguing Biggie vs Tupac and just listening to the beats and rhymes, not the meaning in the words. Finding myself as an older person listening to these songs, it's clear that Tupac was something special. Said things we wouldn't know for another 2-3 decades.

[@gos3031]

but when it comes to rap and flow , theres no one like Biggie

[@danimayb]

2pac has sold 125 million records worldwide, The bulk of that after his death! That is something special for sure. Biggie has hit 30 million and he's considered one of the best ever! That's the crazy impact 2pac has had.. In a very short time on earth just like biggie. Both are legends, But i won't lie 2pac has always grabbed my attention, and soul, to the fullest. R.I.P both

[@drazen928]

If I’m not mistaken, the part where he was walkin’ out like a boss out of the court room was from the case where he shot two off-duty cops after they tryna racially harassed an african-american male and he won that case. Pac was a real G and he always stood up for his people🙌🏾

[@kennethdavis1766]

That’s the one.

[@Silver_79]

Its still hard for folks to grasp how he did so much in just 6 years...... 4 studio albums, 7 studio films....still had enough finished material for another 7 Posthumous albums (some people estimate there are another 40-50 still unreleased tracks) and this was all in-between the court cases, prison, being shot, touring, music videos......Dude was just something else. I mean just look at 'All eyez on me"....it was recorded in two weeks and it went Diamond......Then you have 'The Don Killuminati: The 7 day Theory"...recorded in 3 days and it went 4 x Platinum..........I wanna see any current rapper drop a SOLID Double LP that was done in two weeks....shit, most these cats are like 1 album every 12-18 months...lol

[@mikegillins4992]

You mean six studio albums makavelli and r u still down was recorded before he was killed and if you count the thuglife album you can say 7

[@superigrachmomche]

the goat

[@Silver_79]

@@mikegillins4992 "still had enough finished material for another 7 Posthumous albums"...Key word in there was "finished". Yes those were recorded before his passing but not released. Thats what I meant by the 4 studio albums.

[@mikegillins4992]

@@Silver_79 well by that theory you would have to say 5 studio albums since makavelli was finished before his death

[@Silver_79]

@@mikegillins4992 Yea, your not getting it. Let me crayon this out for you. Before his DEATH, 2Pac had released FOUR solo studio albums........Everything else (even if it was already completed) hadn't yet been released....Hence, he released FOUR studio albums, then everything else was released Posthuously (regardless of when it was recorded or made).

[@brookehornback1896]

Best rapper of all time.🥰Great reaction .Appreciate ya'll!

[@deeznuts3145]

Not even close. Just because he died? How many hits songs he got. Eminem is the best rapper of all time and he has the numbers to back it up.

[@ducatarina]

@@deeznuts3145 don't get emotional chick, 2Pac's 11 months of music over Eminem's 20 years of music and I started listening to Em before Pac trust me he can't touch Tupac's discography.

[@brandonrickbornponyexpress6574]

Pacs definitely hands down the GOAT

[@Immagodmyhomeiswithinmyself81]

Em was a follower of 2pac check out his interviews

[@marlon-jl4ge]

Tupac, not shit eminem

[@rorybisson756]

he was so far ahead of his time. god, i wish he was around right now. RIP Tupac! 25 yrs later and the song still hits like a freight train

[@tobaakins497]

Capital ‘G’ for God pls 🙏🙏

[@Sadames03]

Pac died before he could make the music video for this song. He recorded this around 93 i believe when he was under interscope before he went to deathrow. His music style and song topics/themes changed alot after he went to deathrow. This song was released after his death, i think around 1998. That man had the most beautiful smile. When he passed we lost a light in this world.

[@eliaramirez2868]

Great reaction! You guys nailed it! 2pac was more than an artist! There’s no words to describe him, he wrote masterpieces… one of a kind. RIP❤️

[@CalixYukon]

It's time for us as a people to start makin' some changes Let's change the way we eat Let's change the way we live And let's change the way we treat each other You see, the old way wasn't workin' 🔥❤

[@marthaz]

Amen 🙏🌈

[@amyrees1223]

"So it's on us to do what we gotta do to survive." 🔥

[@NoKingsNoGodsOnlyMan]

Let's change the way we eat - animal based diet Let's change the way we live -philosophically And let's change the way we treat each other - voluntary exchange of value

[@roterrettich3680]

and nothing changed since them..it got even worse

[@NoKingsNoGodsOnlyMan]

@@chrislancaster keep trusting the media

[@kalohaggard1729]

Tupac was another shooting star like Hendrix or James Dean. Full of talent and charisma and a poet's soul. Despite their personal demons or failings it's usually artists like these that leave something worthwhile behind when they pass. Still it's a damn shame.

[@kalohaggard1729]

@Bill Blackman Good call. Easily one of the best front men of all time .

[@terrellbeast7369]

I've related 2Pac to James Dean for years and I'm surprised someone else made the same correlation, 👍

[@kalohaggard1729]

@@terrellbeast7369 you live long enough and things like that you see more clearly I think . It's good to know that someone else sees it that way.

[@dbrown5443]

"I got love for my brotha, but we can never go no where unless we share with each other." PAC! Rise In Power PAC!

[@randytishner8125]

Need to listen to "The way it is" by Bruce Hornsby And The Range.

[@John-tn7nm]

Keep doing Tupac music. But also do some of his interviews. Those will deepen your appreciation of him.

[@carlbaker7242]

He did great things with samples. Rest in peace my Brother.

[@lisacox3750]

Sure did. This Bruce Hornsby sample was perfect for this song.

[@kenyattatucker1279]

2023💫💖✨

[@charissecamacho8028]

​@@lisacox3750❤❤ no question

[@mirandaxx954]

I wish I could hear this song for the first time again. The passion, the bars, the straight FACTS. Nothing compares

[@mirandaxx954]

All the little nuances of this song, referencing gang violence, drug addiction, the government’s hand in the crack epidemic, over incarceration of african Americans, poverty breeding crime. So many little intricacies and socioeconomic issues to get into

[@shaheempashua6924]

Much love all the way from South Africa 🇿🇦❤️ BJ I loved seeing you react to a first time from Pac 💯🔥👊 Ma'am I suggest (only because I believe you'd love it) You please try to get a copy of Tupac's book of poems he wrote many many poems before the age of 20 your mind would be blown when you see the articulation the poetic genius of this man Loved your reactions to Pac as always Thanks guys☺️❤️

[@kellyrabon4340]

I’m not a big hip hop fan ,but I’m a HUGE Tupac fan .Tupac was a freakin poet and he speaks to you’re soul man .No matter you’re skin color or you’re background pac had some wise words for ya .I remember the night they pronounced his death ,and I remember feeling that loss in my soul . RIP TUPAC SHAKUR .YOURE MISSED MY BROTHER.

[@kenyattatucker1279]

2023 I'm still listening this

[@davidlarot3691]

I always get choked up listening to this song, also Dear Mama. 2Pac spoke from the bottom of his soul through the lens in which he saw the world around him.

[@kenyattatucker1279]

2023

[@sd_gam3s]

This song was officially released in 1998 off the Greatest Hits Album. Majority of the videos and pics were obviously behind the scenes or from music videos. But also, some video clips on here were also from scenes from a few of his movies like Juice & Bullet.

[@ST-ku5ni]

There are few people that can smile and make you feel it in your toes. RIP Pac.

[@j-m-e4478]

This was the first song released after he died that was from his back catalog. That's why the video is slide show of his life. This song was never intended for release for some reason, maybe it was unfinished. You can tell the verses were recorded during Pac's first or second album in the early 90's. I believe they added the cords and the chorus later. It's a great song.

[@MikeB12800]

Not a hip hop fan but this is a great song! So is “Express Yourself” by N.W.A.

[@mpunkthb1214]

“2pac” was and still is an inspiration all over the world. I still remember 20 years ago, me and my friends chillin in school.. while listening to “Changes”... here in Germany😃 So now you see how big this man was..

[@ZacJenkins-fg3ex]

R.I.P. Pac!!! The 1 and only G.O.A.T. I just traveled back in time to the day he got shot down(9-7-96) MTV News had this playing in the background as the talked about him getting shot down I was sitting on the floor at my Grandfathers house stairing at the tv crying. Pac wasnt even a generational artist he was 1 of a kind that never existed before and never will again his songs cut through the bullshit and attached to your sould to forever carry and his poetry was even heavier. He grew up with my boy about a hour an a half away from me Marin County California shout out to the Jungle! 2pac is a legend and legends don't die they just exist!

[@GrandpaOCE]

im a 48 year old metal head and back in the day tupac even reached me only rapper i'd listen to he was and still is in my eyes the goat didn't matter what music you was into this man's music rreached everybody

[@tonydew440]

This song to me, is one of the best rap songs of all time, I was around 12 when this came out over here in the UK. I had it recorded off of the radio on cassette, I played it so much, I wore the tape out. Just imagine, if Tupac hadn't of been killed. He would of done songs with Eminem, Dre, 50 Cent, Akon, Nelly, Lil Wyne, Beyonce, Rihanna, Niki Minaj, Jay Z etc. Tupac recorded over 713 songs, acted in 7 movies between 1991 and 1996, sold 75 million records without internet, had 9 platinum albums, and when he died, he left 7 albums ready to be released. Just imagine how many more albums and songs he would of written, he would of out sold everybody.

[@joelholland8523]

Pretty sure Pac wrote this in 1992. It came out in 1998 pretty sure. The man never got to see this song explode across the globe. Played on every radio station. And im from Australia 🇦🇺

[@robertepps2834]

HE WALKED OUT OF THAT COURTROOM LIKE THAT AFTER HE SHOT TWO COPS! He was doing the Georgia Jefferson walk off of the tv sitcom called The Jeffersons.

[@wainsws57]

As the bible says, Luke 2,24 a prophet is not accepted in his own town. I would expand this to his own time. Tupac was and is a voice of truths. RIP🙏🙏🙏

[@heatherterra8886]

He is the #1 rapper and I'm from the east coast. His songs are poems.

[@prisonmike3605]

I’ve watched so many reactions and no lie every time the song starts the reactors go from bopping their head to stopping and just listening to the powerful lyrics. This song was something special.

[@andreajordan2711]

OMG I can't believe you just listened to Changes! Im gona have ta Pull Ur Black Card for this! LOL I'ma keep this a BUCK. I am a White Girl from Small town Ohio & this is my favorite .Tupac 🎵 song! Now Think about What I Just Said! White Girl from Nowhere Ohio & this is my favorite Tupac Song! Favorite Cause I know all of um! That's why Tupac was so Dangerous! He was Talking about stuff White Teens in, Trailerparks & Poor Neighborhoods in Coal Mining Towns in West Virginia & Kentucky were Relating to! Might be a little different but we understood! Dad's in jail, Mom's sellin our foodstamps for Oxycotin! Same Problems, Poor in Bad School, Communities Riddled with drugs! He was reaching everybody, Even People with money & influence! He had a honest & powerful way of presenting the of struggle He knew who the real enemy was! I probably get laughed & flamed for what I say next, but I don't care cause it's true! Tupac was telling us 20 years ago in his way, what Tom MacDonald is trying to say in his way.

[@joshuawashington2142]

One of the realist songs I’ve ever heard

[@williecooper1116]

His song was written in 1992 remastered and released in 1998. Keep up the good and stay blessed

[@williecooper1116]

He was like like 19-20yrs old when he wrote this song

[@jackbutler2989]

White 68yr old white man here 👋👋listening to TuPac for years to me he was a Prophet one of the greatest observers of real life RIP GOAT gone but never forgotten 🤴🏿😢

[@rafaelmarzzano]

I'm from Brazil and the voice of 2Pac arrived here. He's a legend.

[@ThurgoodJenkins1]

Pac was different. This is so ahead of its time. All relevant today.

[@awhitiamamaku9226]

The goat of poetry and story telling

[@jamallewilson6100]

He did the George Jefferson walk, when he was walking out the court room, after being found NOT guilty for shooting 2 off duty police officers that was harassing a black man! It happened in Atlanta.

[@agerung5015]

Tupac Forever Greetings from Türkiye 🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷

[@devonstokes7150]

Life goes on is one of my favorite Tupac songs

[@Alex-HHP]

I love the fact that he sampled Bruce Hornsby's song which is an amazing song in and of itself. That beat is the other actor in this piece. Love for Pac ❤

[@michaelklappauf4408]

I was searching for a reaction to this song, and when I found an Asia & BJ reaction I audibly shouted "YESSSSSS!" to nobody but myself. That's how excited I was because you are 2 of my favorite reactors/commentators on the platform.

[@angelskunk2206]

This song actually was released posthumously.

[@jbreacts]

Hey! I love this and love Pac, i started listening to him in my mid teens and has been my fav rapper since. just loved what he stood for and how he can make you feel him in his music love it thank you, keep doing Pac 😁 from the uk

[@ericsmith6615]

Wife here..."These lyrics...Moving. and ..Special"..Soooo ahead of his time!!!..Beautiful insight as Always!!

[@ThePhilly501]

Oh God how I miss him. Chills every time I hear this tune. Listening since the ‘90s

[@MrBlactye]

2pac wrote theses lyrics years before his death. Look how things coming to light.

[@losog430]

Pac wrote this in '91,died in '96 and this was released in '98

[@cruisinsixothree3960]

Changes was the first rap song I ever heard. Flipping through channels and stopped on MTV, you know when they still played music videos, and 2pac's Changes came on. Ended up buying every 2pac cd when I could

[@kenyattatucker1279]

As a kid I Watch MTV Music Video I was like 3 year old

[@lisadee.]

Pac was the realest of the real as anyone can be, & he was not only admired for it, but immensely hated for it, even unto death! Pac suffered so much, endlessly, for crap & shenanigans that set him up, yet I watched as he pulled himself up & out dealing with them all. It always hurt my heart to know of his gutter life surroundings he was brought into, & yet I still stand amazed & proud of how he was able to pull himself out of it, & teach others along the way how to handle it. He was a visionary, mentor, an enormous threat of an endless talent, but more importantly, he was my lil brother & Fun-Buddy friend! Pac was funny as heck! The guy could take anything & turn it into a hollering- tickle me- giggle- laughing session, or leave you with one of his most motivating & inspirational speeches that last a lifetime. Pac was very special* ❤ My Handsome Caramel Chunk of Pie! ❤

[@inkoinfinity2]

"How can a devil take a brother if he's close to me" got to be one of the greatest lines in music history

[@SirLangsalot]

You two make a great couple. I can see - even from here - the shared connection. Bless.

[@jeansimon1000]

Im 39 , listening since im a child , still cryin to see that the world might not change and getting worst .. keep singing pac song ,

[@stevenschmidt3464]

This song was actually made well after he passed. It was a collaboration of verses on different songs he had done previously and put together on this track. Great idea bc it is a lot of ppl favorite song by him, when this is really a tribute song to him. He had so many great versus on so many songs. They could make tons of collaborations like this with the poetry he brought to the table

[@Blackgirlswag86]

The song was was recorded originally in '92 he had been updating it over the years.

[@andrealexander5210]

Great song by the greatest of alltime. 👍

[@snoopdoggdoggystyle604]

One of my favorite songs from 2pac. 🙂

[@kenyattatucker1279]

Me too

[@jamesnall569]

Tupac-Dear Mama or To Live and Die in LA One of the best rappers of all time

[@dacrd]

PAC was a Visionary and a Poet

[@nickdevriese]

2Pac was a legend. Truth.

[@feelthafunk4548]

BEST RAPPER 100% EVEN TODAY HE'S KILLING IT.... R.I.P BROTHER 🙏

[@njchas]

Hi Kids, I just watched your reaction to the Four Tops who you must explore more! Then I saw this one and I’ve never seen it all the way thru. I can understand why Tupac was so well liked. Someone already mentioned that Bruce Hornsby did the original. Time for you 2 to react to it. It’s different, but the message is basically the same, and Bruce is a consummate piano player. You 2 are great!

[@angelone1839]

I'm 30 but grew up always hearing these jams on the radio. Miss oldskoo rap

[@skynetterminatort100]

This channel and the reelin channel is my favorite thank God for you guys specially asia

[@alisonmontana8895]

I remember when my kids were teenagers, a friend of theirs came over and Tupac was playing on the stereo, the kid said: "Your mom lets you listen to this?" They started laughing and told him. "That's moms CD." I used to drive the Handicapped Bus; I played this CD all the time. The kids loved it, we would pull into the school jammin.' LOL

[@jasondawson92]

Man I remember when this came out in 1997 a year later after his death his death had hit me hard like a fucking Mack truck had all his cassette tapes cds when he first came out an instant fan in 1991 after him signing to DeathRow etc... R.I.P. PAC aka Mackeveli the Don

[@Martin-ix7sj]

Changes was released in 1998... octoctor 13th to be exactly.

[@krylesangerbeaver]

His music transcends time, as true now as it was 30 fucking years ago. His library of music had the typical songs but so many gems that proved he was a lyrical genius.

[@2869may]

People talk shit about Tupac not being a "real thug" That's because his Mama wouldn't allow him to be until she couldn't control him any more... He was a good boy... but even as a child he had more "thug knowledge" than many grown men.. (Tupac's mom beat 53 federal charges, representing herself... very intelligent) I think Tupac struggled a LOT because he was VERY emotional, caring and empathetic in a very ugly world... I also think if he would not of been killed, he would of been at risk of committing suicide from the emotional pain.. He really wanted to be the bright eyed happy person he portrayed... But I don't think he was really capable of stopping his mind long enough to be really happy...Pain killers (in all forms) wear off... There will never be anyone that compares to Tupac... A truly great person, and the best rapper that will ever be.....Ever!

[@nate01macmcavoy33]

What's Up, from Australia Aboriginal love your reaction too the Legendary Tupac Shakur.. love his music 🎼 🔥🔥🔥🔥 keep the reactions going ❤️✊🏾

[@marcoayala4379]

IT BE GREAT TO SEE YOU GUYS DO "VIOLENT' FROM TUPAC. YOU GET A TASTE OF REVOLUTIONARY PAC AND STORY TELLING PAC. GREAT SONG THAT'LL KEEP YOU ON THE EDGE OF YOUR SEATS.

[@johnnysalazar5399]

Check out the original 1987 version originally called 'the way it is' by Bruce Hornsby & the range if you haven't already, you'll love it

[@dasubeida-sama2816]

Here are some songs of 2Pac worth listening : Until the End of Time Letter to my unborn child Trapped California Love 2 of Americas Most Wanted Dear Mama Keep your head up Only God can Judge Me Tradin' War Storiez Me and my Girlfriend Runnin (Dyin' to Live) To live and die in L.A. The Realist Killaz When we ride on our enemies Ballin Hail Mary Ghetto Gospel Stay safe ✌ Greetings from 🇵🇱

[@Lifestinks]

I can't believe you haven't heard this. Its still so true even in today's world. He was ahead of his time. RIP ❤️

[@petergriffen4361]

The into is actually a sample of Bruce Hornsby's song " That's just the way it is "

[@alghifarithohirnatonis1410]

We gotta be honest, most of 2Pac masterpiece is just shows to us that he is the definition of LOVE it self!

[@kenyattatucker1279]

2023

[@Immagodmyhomeiswithinmyself81]

That was a black panther walk from bc in the days

[@douglasrenteria3539]

That’s he walked out of court, n he mentions Huey in the song.

[@gibranthompson7557]

I always felt like pac had the perfect balance of street rap and deep thought provoking rap

[@jeffbailey2007]

Insane because he foretold his demise..what a legend and beautiful spirit..reast easy young soldier ❤️

[@luismercado7773]

I watched a interview on KZbin I can’t remember who the person was being interviewed but the person had mentioned tupac wrote changes when he was 19 years old

[@2apocalypse-X]

Tupac recorded Changes in 1992, what you just reacted to and what most people are familiar with is the remix that was released in 1998 for the 2Pac Greatest Hits compilation.

[@matoscu]

"Until the End of Time" - Tupac "Let's Get It On" - Heavy D, Tupac & Biggie "Fuck the World" - Tupac

[@ajlebleu2617]

If Tupac Shakur had not been killed and was still alive today, he would be either president or the head of the civil rights movement and we would have peace in this country with Trump is president and Tupac somewhere in the government VP somewhere it would’ve been an amazing change this countryif Tupac would’ve would’ve got to an older age, he would’ve led this country to a completely different way a better way and they couldn’t have that and you know who they are.

[@Rbbajdjdbbx]

Everything he saying in the song is still relevant t to this day

[@davidlee3138]

1 my all time favs 👋✌️❤️🤙

[@chrisbazik6398]

Guys that lyric “that’s a sound of my tool I know it’s not cool my mamma didn’t raise no fool” what a smart man in the middle of the 90s war he was a visionary

[@hanklutcavich2468]

❤️ this cause it sampled "That's Just The Way It Is". Mixed it seamlessly. Did you do "Until The End of Time"? It sampled Broken Wings by Mister Mister. Plz do this OV. Very deep lyrics again. How bout 2Pac, The Outlaws- Baby Don't Cry (Keep Ya Head Up II). Awesome reaction guys 🔥💯☮️❤️😀🙏

[@kennethdavis1766]

Until The End of Time actually gets me emotional every time

[@Daniel-xo4cc]

First off, love U 2… watch and like all your videos. You really should listen to pacs’ me against the world LP, reaction or not you gotta see more of the foundation Of the building you love. Love ya pac! You are not forgotten….

[@teamrealtree0073]

He actually passed before the song was released. From what I understand he passed in 1996 and the song was released in 1998

[@davidfortuin4146]

On the Mt Rushmore of rap and hip-hop sits the top 5 greatest rappers of all time and on top of that mountain sits 2pac unrivaled. Rest in power Pac. Still sorely missed.

[@foreverthankful8722]

Y’all gotta watch 2Pac interviews. Will change to whole life. ❤️❤️ do reaction to Ambition of a ridah And I’m 52 still listen

[@donmakaveli2823]

Please do To Live and Die in LA, Official Video from Tupac please! By the way, amazing reaction from yall ❤

[@teamrealtree0073]

Wished I was able to see him live he music was so good .

[@akjason4734]

Man I hope to see y’all do “dear mama”!

[@chillwavemusic5024]

You both look so lovely) and you choose an important topic and a great artist! Hi from Ukraine!

[@frankiereyes3608]

2pac was the soundtrack to our lives to many of us back then. Glad I got to witness his Legacy be born. I'm hitting 39 years old.

[@mimiloveee9]

N this came out after he passed t fxcks me up EVERYTIME seeing him & hearing his voice in this 💔😭💔😭💔