First Time Hearing | 2Pac - Hail Mary Reaction

[@MrLboydReacts]

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[@kiddmobb4759]

This album and video came after his death if u want to hear Pac pick up the pace and show his skill with his flow react to HOLLA AT ME HEARTZ OF MEN CANT SEE ME

[@Roby3119]

It feels odd because these videos wer produced in the 2000s Pac had recorded his lírics and never got to put them out, alot of he's músic was Made with his hiden tapes

[@HatGuy2022]

Picture me rollin

[@Roby3119]

plEAsE react to (wonda y they call u bitch,)

[@amsro9094]

469K subs! Nice. Potentially.

[@SparkimusPrime]

“While in prison, Tupac Shakur studied in depth the teachings of the political philosopher Niccoló Machiavelli. Tupac said he learned a lot from reading Machiavelli’s books, particularly The Prince and The Art Of War. After his release from prison, Tupac began using the name Makaveli to represent his new way of thinking.” 🖤

[@Pardcore]

This album is a classic

[@SparkimusPrime]

@@Pardcore Absolutely.

[@leadcen0bite1776]

she knows

[@dogleggedhades0]

And relation to, The Art of War by Sun Tzu?

[@jessylee9202]

Except the art of war is by tsun Zu or something

[@KeithRichmondakaDotRich]

TuPac created that entire beat once they hit the studio…they said on the way he was humming melodies from his head and once they hit the Stu…he directed the producer to follow his direction…brilliance at its finest and penned and recorded the entire album and mastered in 7 days. Brilliance..:and only 25 years or less on this planet.

[@stephencox8723]

that's crazy. that tells me pac was only getting better.

[@trapboiike5500]

Cap

[@kreedosowavy]

Cap

[@MrBGBone]

He's not "haunting his enemies" He literally said, to my homeboys in Clinton Max doing their bid, Raise Hell to this real shit, and feel this. When they turn off the lights, I'll be there in the Dark, thugging eternal through my heart, HAIL MARY. He showing them love and saying that he'll be there with them in his second form whenever he passes. Keep doing your thing tho, much love from Sweden. R.I.P Makaveli The Don.

[@Harrell9945]

Tupac’s mama was my next door neighbor and I can totally see Mrs. Afeni telling him that. She was intense. A force of nature. It’s where he got his work-a-holic nature from.

[@Harrell9945]

Also, think about this song metaphorically. Tupac was in prison (not producing =musically dead) and now has returned. He’s resurrected. This is his “afterlife” so to speak and he’s come “back from the grave” to “haunt” all his competitors in the rap game. Furthermore, he has had time for reflection and growth while in prison…a transformative “near death experience” so to speak and he laments all the promise he saw wasting away during his incarceration. Hail Mary is like his confession and penance for the recklessness of the sins of his youth and a promise to be better in this next life. I always loved the introspection and symbolism of this lyric.

[@lindokuhlemponco3925]

​@@Harrell9945❤

[@andrewkyriacou1922]

Wonderful woman Afeni!

[@nomo4u886]

One of the coldest beats in history

[@Ciz_80s]

honestly!! Don't listen to pac cuz he's bigger than your mind, go listen to biggie just that's your level. Pac is the GOAT FOR EVER.

[@Mississippi-Niners4107]

Facts

[@shohanbhudia8997]

Real talk and quite simply put

[@CrazeeAdam]

Also released after Tupac died. Giving this song an eerie feel to it.

[@SymunSez.Novel-T]

So glad to see you being open minded to going down the Pac rabbit hole. Here’s some fun facts on the “Makaveli” album: it was Pac’s last project before his death (was actually officially released ***correction*** 53 days after his death on November 5….), titled “Makaveli: The Don Killuminati 7 Day Theory.” For years his stans thought it was meant as a subliminal for him faking his death, to return 7 years later (as Machiavelli describes in the Art of War). However, one of the members of the Outlawz explained years later that it was meant as a major flex, where pac claimed you only need 7 days to put out a project. It was also revealed years later that Pac wrote, recorded, mixed/mastered this whole project in 7 days. (It’s also well documented that Pac is as an insane workaholic, writing/recording thousands of songs). I could continue with similar stories/facts on this for days, but I will spare you. Lol. ****Definitely need to peep Ambitionz Az A Ridah, & Unconditional Love next. 🙏🏽

[@bellantwain21]

So true pac was ahead of his time

[@markpetrovic6223]

It was actually released on November 5th 1996... Just saying.

[@alexvoce]

It was called 7 day theory because it took 7 days to make. It was released 2 months after his death.

[@SymunSez.Novel-T]

@@alexvoce ***made correction. It was actually November 5th. We were both incorrect. lol

[@alexvoce]

@@SymunSez.Novel-T November is 2 months after his death so I wasn't incorrect.

[@airgordo4]

For whatever reason this has always been my favorite Tupac song.

[@robertmaynard9327]

Legend has it this song was written, recorded, and mastered all within 20 minutes.

[@leslieloudermilk3876]

What was killer about this whole album. Was that the entire album was done by the D list producers on Death Row Records. Pac was an insane workaholic and if you didn't have your beat or verse done fast enough. He'd move on from you and go to another person.

[@flingonber]

He always gave features to his friends who usually weren't great rappers, but it drives me nuts when people say that was a mistake. He was being a solid friend by supporting the people who supported him.

[@profounddreams]

Wonda why they call you b*tch from him is an amazing storytelling song. Super underrated

[@michaellavan4480]

Tupac x scarface (smile) probably his best feature song other then “mind made up”

[@Jamie-d8m]

I love 💞 2pac

[@dominiccordisco1702]

One of his best posthumous tracks in my opinion. The video was made after he passed.

[@rickybroadway415]

Pac wrote all the lyrics of the outlaws in his songs

[@SCUZZI87]

Tupac - life goes on!

[@lesebaendchen1511]

Fun fact: Biggie used to play this song in his car all the time. His girlfriend said that in an interview.

[@geminilife3014]

“I ain’t a killer but don’t push me” Pac is on another level. Keep going! React to White Manz World, Life Goes On, I ain’t mad at cha, So Many Tears, Ambitionz as a Ridah

[@tcook2236]

🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@DeeD898]

So many tears , my fav

[@ibestrokin]

That whole Makaveli album tho 👌

[@broncoscountry7667]

If my homies call, Violent, I don't give a Fuck, Strictly for my N-----, So many Tears, Bury Me a G, pour out some liquor

[@moluvkbalalala8878]

Best Pac Features Are Big Syke And Stretch They Match Perfect Togther

[@LamhaourikRedouane]

Tupac goat Yeah red.

[@kennethhicks6614]

Keep ya head up, baby don’t cry

[@copyright5863]

Makaveli was 2pac's alter ego; The featured artists are The Outlawz - A group Pac formed; Each member (for the most part) took on famous dictator/world leader names (Spelled differently) - Examples : Hussein Fatal, Yaki Kadafi, Kastro, E.D.I. Mean, Mussolini, Napoleon, etc;

[@copyright5863]

Also Outlawz members mainly were part of other groups associated with 2pac before the Makaveli/Outlawz - Thug Life and Dramacydal - Both groups had been around since Pac's early records;

[@moluvkbalalala8878]

@@copyright5863 annnd Kastro is Pac's Cousin And Kadafi His Godbrother :D

[@rodan8199]

2pacs Energy Is Unmatched..Most People Have A Hard Time Keepin Up Lol.

[@tcook2236]

Yea he got to give the outlaws a chance because they snap but of course they ain't Tupac... Big syke and big stretch are the only ones that have a great presence on the mic with Pac out his crew...

[@rodan8199]

@@tcook2236 I Was Gonna Say That But Then I Remembered He'z Just Now Gettin In To Pac So He Ain't Gonna Know Who Is Who Yet.

[@trevora917]

The "agreed" after the first verse is perfect

[@jimmybonez7528]

The reason the Outlaws were on this was because the entire album was supposed to be an introduction to them as a group, 2Pac would release Makaveli as the leader of the Outlaws. Then the Outlaws would get their own group album, followed by several solo albums from each of the members. But the album kind of evolved passed that and became this pseudo-religious look at the rap industry and 2Pacs life in general. Against All Oddz is probably one of the best songs on the album because 2Pac goes directly at the people who set him up in 1994 and had him shot, and while it is technically a diss it's done coldly and in an almost unemotional "these are the facts" kind of way.

[@irepfrisco415]

The Outlawz were on this for the same reason they’re the main feature on all of Pac’s albums starting with Me Against The World. Because they are his group he created, his lil homies! The intro to them was actually “When We Ride” off of Book 2 of Me Against The World. If I’m not mistaken, it’s the only song which features all members, including Big Syke aka Mussolini. At least up until then it was the only song to feature the entire crew!

[@jimmybonez7528]

​@@irepfrisco415 What I meant was 2Pac finished an entire album shortly after All Eyez on Me released specifically for the Outlawz as a group. The album was in postproduction with music videos being shot for Hit Em Up & Made Niggaz already as well as plans for other solo projects for the Outlawz. But the process was taking so long that 2Pac decided he would then infact make a solo album to introduce "Makaveli: The Don of the Outlawz" first.

[@irepfrisco415]

@@jimmybonez7528 gotcha

[@DLFLux]

@@jimmybonez7528 that album is Still I Rise.

[@canadianhammer1361]

I can still remember seeing this music video for the first time after his passing gave me chills

[@Alihussein8]

Since you’re checking out more Tupac you should give so many tears a listen. It’s amazing

[@gaspuno]

The Outlawz (his group) are from the East Coast so they rap a different style than Pac. That’s probably why u think it sounds weird. IMO I think it’s dope. It was never about East vs West w Pac, he links up with real ones from everywhere 💯

[@daletolmich6459]

2PAC came up through Digital Underground as a roadie to a featured on... He believed in raising young cats up. My guess is he was looking more to inspire them than to exploit (? for lack of a better term?) them...

[@Pardcore]

6:54 Pac put his homies on tracks so they could get paid too he even did a whole album with the outlaws theres a couple bangers on there

[@waynebeattie5643]

The whole “7 day theory” is a rabbit hole worth reading in to. There’s so much foresight hidden within his music.

[@jasonjacobelli5691]

Absolutely people that only know his music and not him and his actual life don't know how much it plays to his music

[@ericespejo8835]

RE: His features, 2pac had a bad habit of giving opportunities to people he felt were loyal to him regardless of their ability.

[@edcwb3353]

One of my all time favorites!

[@RollnFlowReactions]

Nobody is going to compare to 2Pac, the legend.,

[@biggmikeg.8222]

One of my favorite 2 pac songs!!

[@30tannika]

Homie was so talented,,,sad he passed away so young,,,,but accomplished so much!!!

[@lboogie6958]

2pac... The p.. letter.... Genius.

[@WhySoSerious1128]

Thanks for doing most Tupac. His library is amazing.

[@brian95240]

Pac had love for the Outlawz so he always featured them to keep them in the light. He chose the ones he trusted his life with over studio talent. He was the definition of loyal.

[@mariopaz9351]

This is when he was bringing on the out laws

[@andrewkyriacou1922]

Notorious BIG fav song. Facts!

[@michellejackson8259]

I agree with you when you're talkin about the vibe of the song with the featuring artist

[@jeradswaggard3449]

Still in my top 5 greatest songs from him

[@davidrumsey3027]

The makaveli album was made before Vegas. It wasn't released until just after.

[@daviddijital7908]

They say he Raps like Malcolm spoke deep with passion from the pit of his stomach

[@alanjbennett3733]

On the all eyes on me album. A track named when we ride introduces his group Dramacydal/ the outlawz/ Outlaw immortals.

[@jamessowder193]

Telling you, Ambitionz Az A Ridah! One of my top three favorite songs of all time! Not from just 2Pac, all time! Amazing beat, perfect delivery, content is all the way there! Gotta think about what he was going through at that time. Content is on point.

[@papiking1991]

Pac body this song 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 when this dropped in the fall of 1996 after pac passed.. pac fucked the streets up with this song ! But this song was made after pac died ! This song came out I think November or late October 1996

[@cedricburns4620]

PAC 👑🙏🏾 ALOT OF DUALITY WITH PAC

[@nathanhook9748]

Please react to “troublesome 96” by 2pac. Absolute fire 🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@tcook2236]

🔥🔥🔥🔥💪

[@MrPaytonw34]

An absolute must

[@fatalnfelany]

Og version

[@DomCapoDM]

Agreed

[@cfairfax85]

Yea he had passed by the time this album was released. I remember going to tower records and buying with my big sister. The stores were packed trying to get it.. he'll always be the goat to me. The album was makaveli album who was a magician who faked his death and came back to life. Pac was leaving deathrow and killing off "2pac" and was going to change his name to makaveli. His brain operated at such a high level that it was almost unbelievable. Keep in mind he was writing this stuff when he was in his early 20's. The features were from the outlaws and they were fairly new. So they didn't sound as clean yet. Glad you listened to this.

[@codydulac337]

You should check out No More Pain by Tupac next. Great song.

[@rich1223]

With the Ourlawz his family from Jersey!shows he making a switch back to his roots on the East Coast!

[@nicoleshaundra8677]

This is a classic! Shook that people never heard it 😮

[@Frainkey]

2pac - Tradin War stories has features that do well. Female on the track does very well.

[@yayarearaidernation510]

ED GORDON and 2 PAC BET Interview Reaction is needed

[@nicjones2273]

He's not hunting his enemies. He's telling them that while they do their bid and the lights are turned off, he'll be with them in spirit in the dark with thug eternal in his heart.

[@MrGetoDac]

2pac - Keep Ya head Up

[@KnowsysDaSleuth]

Graduated in '98 in The Bay Area...Pac was a Bay dude...as well as an NYC dude... I was there for all of it....lol..

[@thesparkedbrain]

Here is the thing about the features..... It was The Outlawz. They were literally kids at the time and Pac was teaching them in the limelight instead of behind closed doors. He loved them so much and they had his back, so he put them on some tracks.

[@dustinsamson4879]

Bone thugs n harmony and 2pac have a song that's dope, called thug love

[@mlt111111]

2pac keep your head up

[@bendecidospr]

“Come with me.” Hail Mary n*** run with me. What do we have to now?” Its a reference to Christ’s resurrection. Mary was one of the first witnesses to the empty tomb, and then told the rest of the disciples to come and see. This is yet another reason why people believed 2Pac to have faked his death. I was one of those people. I have come now to accept that it was simply part of Pac’s plan. He wanted the world, especially his enemies, to believe he was alive after his death, so he recorded hundreds of songs to be released after. Pretty crazy.

[@MrPaytonw34]

Spice 1 Jealous Got Me Strapped (feat. 2Pac) , gotta get mine MC Breed featuring 2Pac and Bone and 2Pac thug passion.. those are some good ones that I think they somewhat match PACs energy

[@judha126]

Goat period

[@shinrugal]

This was Tupac’s first posthumous release and video ( he died between the release of All Eyez on Me and this album)

[@2869may]

Thug Style If I Die Tonight Only Fear Death Still Ballin Lord Knows When We Ride I'm getting Money It ain't Easy Street Fame Can't C Me Heavy In The Game Lil' Homies Starin" Through My Rear View Ambitionz Of A Ridah Hellrazor Outlaw Hail Mary Open Fire Me Against The World Hearts of Men Picture Me Rolling All Eyes On Me How Do You Want It Fvck All Y'all Death Around The Corner I Woke up Screamin Fvck the World

[@thetruest7497]

Dont be an Outlawz hater my dude. This is also something that you needed at the time.

[@mohamedshoka9400]

Tupac🔥Thug style🔥🔥

[@seannunally]

Yes after he passed

[@SparkimusPrime]

Eternal 🔥🔥🔥 It was released after he died. But only by months because he died in September of 1996 and it was released in 1996.

[@KeithRichmondakaDotRich]

I personally tell people to study a full album that way they aren’t confused just running through random songs…the entire album makes it very clear where his concept aligns. 🤷🏿‍♂️🎈

[@InitHello]

Tupac Amaru Shakur was one of the most legendary hip-hop artists to ever live. If I were to make a top 5 of of artists, his name would appear along with Jay-Z, Nas, Eminem, and like five others. Also his step-aunt is Assata Shakur ... of the New Jersey Turnpike shootout fame.

[@liammccormack7894]

I love the fact you are reacting to 2pac after never listening to him before.

[@jarekPLUA]

feats are from his group Outlawz! and they were dope back in days.

[@jaystubbs3141]

do “Can’t C Me” by 2Pac. He raps the whole time

[@puddinpopization]

It's his group OutLawz

[@lakeshow8151]

2Pacs got my mind made it it features Eazy Coast Guys Method man & Red man

[@jameshayes4390]

Haunting song

[@someoneyoudontknow7705]

Love Tupac!! He also went by Makaveli. The song was released 5 months after he passed so I’m assuming that’s why he’s not in the video. I was 14yrs old at the time and I have a sh*tty memory so I couldn’t remember and had to look it up…but I do remember listening to it. Think he’s my favorite rapper of all time, he was so intelligent and rapped about real sh*t and tried to make a difference in people’s lives…he was (and still is) truly an inspiration ❤

[@JesseCracksMTG]

Ambitionz as a Ridah 🎶

[@paulhouck4097]

Pac was putting on his homies n his little brothers group the Outlaws

[@TravDot313]

2pac Troublesome 96 is an absolute banger along with Ghost. He does a little more lyrically on those tracks as well

[@stanskisupperhamm3236]

This song came out in Florida after he died this whole album came out after he left us

[@Matt-cz7xe]

Love ur reactions

[@thefly1203]

Biggie couldn’t wash Tupac’s socks

[@joshwhitham5341]

Me against the world! Artist tupac.

[@tcook2236]

LETS GET PAC THE GOAT HANDS DOWN... HIS MUSIC IS THE BLACK BIBLE ON GOD.. PAC SO CALCULATED WITH HIS MUSIC ITS UNHEARD OF... HE GETS BETTER WITH EVER VERSE... AND HE ALWAYS GOT A MESSAGE THATS HIP-HOP.. WHEN YOU THINK OF HIP-HOP YOU GOT TO MENTION TUPAC FIRST... 💯💯💯 🐐

[@suchislife82]

Love all Tupac music me against the world 🌎 is one of the best albums 🙌, the features are outlawz and Tupac was just trying to let them get on but they never did much without pac

[@dustincowart6767]

100% you need to do Heartz of Men. Best underrated Tupac track ever.

[@aymenayech1856]

i agree with what you said on featuring, that's simply because it's hard to find a rapper that matches pac's level

[@hayesc0]

Yeah the guys featured are part of Tupacs group the Outlaws they were very young teenagers just learning how to rap at the time.

[@salmanibrahim5960]

Keep going mrboyd ❤

[@stoneyp3748]

Love this

[@mrdoja9094]

Revenge is like the sweetest joy next to gettin ......."Agree" lmao

[@Bu_Jaim]

They released this album after 8 weeks after he passed away. RIP Pac

[@MAMMASSS]

Against all odds! A good one