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[@willieroberts1848]

He was talking about clothes when he said copied my style

[@estephianunderwood9573]

@Willie not only that but how he moves, talks and his style ‼️💯🔥🔥

[@terryhuffman3314]

Facts

[@Standgedicht]

That's why he said "Now it's all about Versace you copy my style." But that wasn't all. Biggie stole a couple of beats. His Big Poppa for example was from a never released Tupac track.

[@algedafiabdullah6701]

This kid is new that's all

[@cheesepieu]

@@Standgedicht damn big poppa?! 😳

[@CapricornSunSagRisingLibraMoon]

2Pac gave a lot of his money away to the community and anywhere he saw homeless and poor people. His mother, a former Black Panther/Activist, raised 2Pac to feel and show love and empathy for his people. That's what he rapped about. Listen to the lyrics. No one compares to 2Pac, he was an activist, a writer, a poet, a lyricist, a wordsmith, an actor, and a dancer. He was and still is "amazing!"

[@tommi7554]

He was, allthough he did have a incident in the park where pacs crew and some other crew started shooting and a innocent kid got shot to death..

[@eviegurl-i9x]

💯 Facts.. He was all that and then some.. (Fine asf 2) 😊

[@eviegurl-i9x]

@@tommi7554Wow.. Didn’t know about that.. That thug life is insane because so many innocent lives are affected and lost 😢

[@TheKingdavis09]

Pac was talking about biggie copying his fashion style by wearing Versace after Pac was the first rapper wearing Versace

[@kenfjarrett69]

Pac is legend

[@taylormoye7098]

He was so intellectual too… that’s what made him dangerous!

[@zegh8578]

Not only is this such a good diss-track, angry, outrageous etc - but it is SO GOOD! The rhymes are SO good! The flows, the buildups, the unravelings - rapid fire alliterations - it's REALLY GOOD! On top of everything else!

[@dreamcatcher1074]

Only pac can do that

[@Makaveli13Xroy]

sorry to break i to you but this is not a disstrack at all, disstracks are supposed to hurt the other side with words and rhymes, this was a straight up declaration of war, violence and death , shit happened because of this song

[@Standgedicht]

Most of his rant wasn't wrote down, he was so pissed and freestyle it.

[@Makaveli13Xroy]

nah man this isnt a diss at all 😂 you know normally a "diss" is supposed to humiliate and hurt the other person with "Words and rhymes" but this was a straight up threat of violence and death😂 they werent fucking kidding with this one , it was on sight at this point ,and it almost was a couple of times thats why pac says "I see them , they run" he ran into puffy and puffy damn near shit himself and ran off 😂 ..... this transcends MILES above a simple "diss track" lmfao .. this isnt a diss....this was a PROMISE ...simply calling this a Diss is kind of disrespectfull , because this is just leagues above a normal BEEF

[@dephii6908]

Ain't no music like the 90's music! I know every generation says that, but watching yall youngins watch our music has me convinced that it's not just nostalgia. BEST MUSIC.

[@Tanya-zo5rj]

Well said! 90s music best! But "TUPAC THE GREAT" 🐐🐐🐐

[@dephii6908]

@@Tanya-zo5rj 100%

[@lexeevaly1302]

Fr. I was born in the early 2000’s but my dad would always play 90’s stuff…and Tupac really stood out to me when he would play him (I was way to young at the time to be listening to it lol) but I listen to newer music…especially rap and it’s good…but nothing can compare to 90’s music…I wish ppl still made stuff like that…but unfortunately they don’t…they can’t compare to 90’s music in general but especially hip hop…I would kill to have witnessed these songs being released…

[@terencewalker9215]

It's so funny seeing youngsters react to 80s & 90s rap when you had the tape in high school. I realize that we had the best of hip-hop.....#GEN-X

[@shaitan7850]

90's no match🖤

[@lowkeywoodfella]

2pac showed biggie how too prefect his style. How too get a bigger audience too like his music. He was just on hard-core rap lyrics and after he met 2pac. He start making more songs for women and talking about death like 2pac do.

[@jerrylewis7369]

You're absolutely right brother. Except in this verse he's talking about "Now it's all about Versace you copied my style" Biggie wearing and mentioning Versace which is the clothing style Pac wore a lot. That was Pac's style not Biggies. Then Biggie started to copy it.

[@mikegomery12]

Pac would be a political power house these days with a huge fucking following

[@karioreacts3374]

facts

[@collybear603]

This IS brilliance! There was no one like 2pac

[@moeeshangpate6320]

🤔🤔HHHHHHHHMMMMM, I BEG 2 DIFFER HOMEBOY... ICE CUBE BODIED N.W.A. ALL HIMSELF WITH "NO VASELINE", WHICH WAS FAAAAAR MORE VENOMOUS THAN HIT 'EM UP.. PLUS ICE CUBE DIDN'T NEED ANY HELP BEEFIN', U FEEL ME💯✊🏾

[@isaacsappor]

Pac was raw and that is why we loved hip hop back in the days

[@sxybrownsuga4999]

Great reaction. The dude at 12:45 was Kadafi a member of Pac's crew "The Outlawz". He was killed about 2 months after Pac was. The Lil' Caesar diss was funny asl! Basically he was referring to the Little Caesar Pizza..."cut your young @zz up leave you in pieces" like slices of pizza 🤣🤣 I was LMAO through the entire video when this came out. He did them so dirty especially with the fake Biggie, Kim and Diddy in the video!! This is still #1 on my list of top diss songs ever; Pac will always be my #1 GOAT!!

[@maxreacts231]

lol

[@shawncoleman1814]

Khadafi and 2Pac was best friends thanks to both their moms being part of the Black Panthers. Don't see many best friends with kids also being best friends.

[@mikesharon2177]

Today is fake beef 90s was REAL beef RIP Big & Pac Great review bro💥👊👍🏻

[@quiet7632]

Real beef is back with K Dot.

[@miamimurderer4357]

The way 2pac rapped he made you feel like whoever he was beefing with was standing right in front of him you felt his music he was all heart

[@pacamootha]

2 pac -First verse,2nd verse - Hussain Fatal (tha outlawz), 3rd verse - 2 pac,4th - Yaki Kadafi Tha Outlawz &Tupac cousin),5th verse - E.D.I Mean ..then the outro,by Tupac,the outro of the centry yo.

[@KyoAlexiel]

im 39. I can tell you how it was back then in album sales. They sold waaay more albums every artist did because there was no internet available for anyone to steal and share music too. So your access to music was music tv music videos or buy the album thats it.. unless a friend lets you borrow their album or something.

[@SusiiUkraina]

That was what hip hop was about when I grew up. Love Pac to death he was a lyrical genius with a poetic soul. Back in the days the music was real, raw that's why it was great& and fake, unloyal people were fu.. trash. Now everything and everyone is fake and it's cool to be a rat to get what you want and exactly that shows this unlogical, identical mumble ish that is called hip hop. Breaks my soul. Btw happy birthday to the legend ❤ pac will never be forgotten!

[@Tennisplayer123]

If there’s one thing this song ISNT… it isn’t subliminal 😂

[@CapricornSunSagRisingLibraMoon]

Biggie could NEVER be what 2Pac was just think about it....Pac was a poet, a writer, an actor in movies and TV, a lyrist, a dancer (Digital Underground), a community activist, a philanthropist, and a speaker. And he was good-looking. If you know anything about the Black Panthers, and the "Black Poets" poetic music group from the 60s and 70s then you know 2Pac was " revolutionary" that was just getting started. Nah! Biggie had nothing on Tupac Shakur. God only made one! 🙏

[@mrkikkoman5861]

This is epic, original, evergreen 🎸🎸🎸 2pac forever 😎 RIP

[@andyruby5179]

Biggie was dope but 2pac was on a whole other lever he's bigger than rap

[@TupacNation]

Pac the realist ever you can't help but feel the man, the passion in he's delivery is amazing

[@Steve-mp7by]

You mean real stupidity

[@janahYT]

No Jay was part of uptown record where Puff was an intern and got the opportunity to produce artist like Jay, craig mac, Nas. Then he got fired and went to create Bad boy with clive davis. I was a teen at that time and the biggest Tupac fan. We really lived life back then. I feel really lucky to have witnessed this legeng. I am happy that you young people are really trying to learn about Tupac. He was a great man.

[@LadyTmuzikal1]

Pac's style was often simplistic...he was straight to the point and wanted to be heard clearly to the masses on any intellectual level. And made sure every word had meaning. Also recognizable in "Dear Mama". Pac and yaki kadafi(his cousin, m*rdered shortly after Tupac) were originally from the east coast as shown in the documentary "Tupac Resurrection". "Ether" is also one of my favorite diss records because it was direct and not subliminal, however of course this pre-dates that. Pac felt Biggie's "Who Shot Ya" was directed at him plus he was surrounded by so much negative energy after being shot and getting out of prison. He even stated he was paranoid. I'm from Louisiana so during that time I was indifferent to the beef but thought it was unnecessary and unfortunate and had gotten out of control..I'm sure someone may have already commented the sample was from Dennis Edward's "Don't look any further", which Biggie and Junior mafia sampled in "Get Money" first. So Pac took his sample to diss him😂

[@Truthteller58-z3c]

I think Pac was referring to his style of dress that Biggie probably copied .

[@tonymcelveen1107]

He wasn’t talking bout his Rapping, he copied the content and braggin about wearing designer clothes! Them white Europeans loved 2pac and wanted him to model their clothes! Truly 2 Great artist and distinctively different styles! Pac flows from his GUT Emotion, Biggie was more about the flow and hittin pockets!

[@Jay25485]

The guy in the blue pants is Kadafi he grew up with Pac and was murdered in November 1996.

[@t97.61]

R.I.P PAC, Kadafi & Hussein Fatal.🙌🕊️

[@Still_Kii_Zamani]

This was declaration of war.

[@waimunyan7007]

When this came out, those of us in Asia were wondering what this was all about (this was in the mid-90s when we didn't have the technology like now), but this was one angry song. Whoah....

[@moluvkbalalala8878]

Pac not got shot because of the beef , after Pac got shot the beef started...

[@LacheanApostate]

He wasnt saying Biggie copied his rapping style. It was his fashion style. The previous line was "Now its all about Versace."

[@angelicabarrett7905]

If Tupac was alive today, nobody would start beef with him just because of this track😂😂😂 3:49

[@johnplaysgames3120]

I can't say that Diddy had an overt hand in Pac or Biggie getting killed - there's lots of reasons that float around for that - but it can't be denied that Diddy made a whole lotta money off these beefs and the deaths that came after. At some point he realized that beef = PR and if you keep stoking the flames of East vs West, you stir up the fans of each to support their side even more passionately with their dollars. If nothing else, I feel like Diddy helped throw fuel on the fire to increase profits and maybe pushed it a little too far until people started getting killed. I'm sure he's sad to have lost his friend... but he sure did get rich off all that though. It's the same thing that politics does today. i.e. you tell one half of the people that the other half hates the country, are enemies of the country, want to destroy your way of life, etc. and the anger that you create causes the people who fall for it to donate more, protest harder, and vote more reliably than they ever would have otherwise. It's a short-sighted, cynical approach that wrecks lives and tears people apart but the people running things don't care as long as they get those sweet, sweet dollars and votes. They're playing a game and think they can control the monster of mob mentality... right up until people start shooting up churches and calling for civil war. Left vs Right is just East vs West on a national level and a whole lot of people are gonna end up like Pac and Biggie if the people in charge of our politics and media don't get responsible and put the brakes on before their Frankenstein gets loose. All that being said (and modern politics aside), I do like this Pac diss track because there's no posing involved. This is some real feeling and real anger at what Pac saw as a betrayal of his friendship by Biggie and music that comes from a real place is always more compelling than some shit that's obviously pretend and just geared to get clicks. On the other hand, it's hard to celebrate Tupac's "gangsta" approach to the world when you know that it didn't end well for him. Yeah, he's a legend of hip-hop, which is all well and good, but he isn't alive to enjoy that. Whatever the truth behind the murders actually was, death isn't romantic and I have a feeling, given the choice, Pac would much rather be breathing right now instead of rotting in the ground over some beef or "gangsta" shit.

[@maxreacts231]

👏 👏

[@1969Makaveli]

I bet Biggie wish he was alive too. The shooting in New York at the Quad studios was the end of their friendship. I truly wish they both were here for us all so we can enjoy their talent.

[@kimber46]

Pac went back to the scene the same night he got shot snapping. Left hospital with 5 bullets!!!!!

[@mydsmber05]

They made money from selling records. CD’s were $20 a pop and even cassettes were $10. They sold millions of them. They actually made more money from their music than they do now. Production budgets were also a lot bigger back then too.

[@raybarraza9598]

What Pac is talking about is Biggie blew up on West Coast style

[@powoodworker1751]

When Tupac said, it's all about Versace, you copy my style, he was referring to the clothing style.

[@knowledgeispower4313]

Compare Biggies Style when he first came out to when he became Big Poppa. It was said that Tupac told Biggie to switch up his style to get the ladies. Also facts, Biggie stole Tupac’s music which is what led to the second version of Hit Em Up. Tupac had real beef against them because of dirty stuff that was done to him. They tried to kill him on numerous occasions. They stole his music even after he died. It’s a lot of producers coming out now telling stuff that was done to Pac. The interviews are on KZbin. Pac helped a lot of rappers and singers in the game. People don’t talk about that.

[@BammBamm2273]

Best reaction ty🎉

[@JCLIMITLESS]

After about the time 50 started fading out, so did rap as we knew it. Pac was the realest and hardest to ever do it.

[@epignosisknowledge3462]

When he says you copy my style be isn't talking about rapping style. Je talks about Versace style. Pac used to rock Versace way before Biggie was even famous. Then when Biggie started making money he started rocking Versace too

[@noelcorrea6831]

Bigg was a mc not story teller until he met PAC do ur research bro that's what PAC was talking about

[@maxreacts231]

Uhm I see 🤔 thanks mate

[@raiden6852]

More 2pac!!

[@maxreacts231]

Definitely, one is uploading now

[@yaghiyahbrenner8902]

8:44 Its actually funny but if you think about it in a free style: "someone getting killed with their mouth open" means the inability to have a strong comeback or standing in front of the oppent with your mouth open unable to deliver lines hence defeated.

[@tiffanyrayburn6845]

@@yaghiyahbrenner8902 💯

[@jodyariewitz7349]

🙏 RIP PAC FOREVER !!!❤

[@strykrpinoy]

I was just enlisting into the Navy at that time (18) and that beef was NOT STAGED, after Pac got killed, alotta southsiders got blasted in LA....

[@kingking7389]

"Say my name 3 times like Candy Man" "bet I roll over your ass like an avalanche"!

[@j2323j]

A soul survivor

[@Makaveli13Xroy]

learned to get high and pull drive-bys! Murder my foes, can't control my nine @@j2323j

[@antwerpmocro]

These young pussycats Will never know how it was back in the dayz People died gunz blazing every hood in world was is still bumping the brother legacy

[@papiking1991]

You gotta hear pac “watch ya mouth” diss

[@gmac9987]

Biggie had his own flow but whenever pac would put out a gangsta record, or a party kick it record, etc biggie would do the same. Bad voy would send their women to death row to steal the beats. That's how pac ended up gettin with faith (plus she just wanted it). That's why death row started takin their beats. This was a bad boy beat and death row flipped it and gave it to Pac

[@papiking1991]

You are point on … but faith evans was there in California because puffy kicked her off the tour bus and she had no money like that and when pac was making “get money” song …. It wasn’t finish yet but faith went back and told bad boys what song pac was doing and big stole it

[@marskhan9471]

U just as slow as he is he clearly stated he was copying his dressing style ' now it's all about Versace" and biggie also started doing west coast type of beats and vibes after interacting with Pac y'all youngings wild

[@gmac9987]

@@marskhan9471 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣STFU YOUNGSTA. I'm 46 I know what was happenin just as much as you claim to. The clothes were one thing but biggie was switchin up his flows to try to match pac way before that. Catch up youngsta

[@dubwin11]

Keep grindin 💯 Pacs GOAT of GOATs 🐐👑🔥🔥🔥

[@maxreacts231]

Always

[@thashen1]

2pac was built different

[@archiebutler18]

This was a real beef..not about east or WEST

[@gggydydudksksidkdijdj7547]

keep going homie becuase u react 2paccccccccccc the poetic

[@maxreacts231]

Thanks mate

[@gggydydudksksidkdijdj7547]

@@maxreacts231 kzbin.info/www/bejne/o2i0gaRnjK-Dd7s this is for you !

[@LamhaourikRedouane]

Tupac the best.

[@eoinmaguire6691]

PAC wasn't a gangster that was all after he got out and it was record label shit, PAC was a modern day MLK he spoke on everything from the shit were still talking about, Drugs on streets shootings police brutality and the one big thing he prophisized and didn't see was a black president, You need to see some real PAC "Dear Mama" Brenda's gotta baby, So so much more to PAC then the gangster façade he put on sure he even said he was no gangster he was trying to better the place's he was from... You are right about the music much better in our day in the 90eez and I'm a while boy well not boy anymore from Dublin Ireland 🙏🇮🇪🇮🇪

[@maxreacts231]

Cool 😎 ! I did dear mama

[@daisje]

Man thats some real shit right there cuz of this disstrack afking war begin and a lot of people die in both parts

[@Felix20072]

The guy with the hair that had a good flow. His name was Yaki Kadafi.

[@jonslife]

The east coast west coast beef all started because new York show NO love to California rap artists. Then ended when two rappers reppin each side die. Sad lost for both side.

[@oldschoolgaming6538]

with today's tech and development of the internet, 2pac would have been unstoppable.

[@tictac1337]

ya they had no streaming platforms but they sold way more CDs back then

[@MrSkippy888]

The world changed PAC!

[@jonathanirrizarry4984]

The 3rd guy rapping was kadafi He was 2pac half brother He got killed 2 months after he says he knew who shot 2pac

[@maxreacts231]

Wow

[@kelondouglas801]

His name is Yaki Kadifi

[@TheATHLETE420]

"Throwing rocks and hiding their hands" I've never heard that before. I'm going to use it though lol

[@princerose233]

He shot at two cops and got off because he seen them beating on a black man. They were undercover.

[@moluvkbalalala8878]

Jay Z never was on Bad Boy Records Tupac dissed Jay Z because he did with biggie a song (brookyln's finest) in which biggie dissed Pac

[@maxreacts231]

Ok bro thanks for the info ✌️

[@jonathantorres1302]

His catalog is ridiculous, 700 mil easily even more

[@nettieforce1]

East Coast vs. West Coast is old. Stupid. Grown men killing each other. Tupac's should have stayed true to himself. Of course he was set up, so don't blame him for being pissed. R.I.P. brother.🌹

[@michellecharles2247]

Biggie was going to leave Bad Boys Facts. Diddy is a a part of Biggie Death.

[@cagnazzo82]

Bro if Pac was alive he would've been a billionaire well above Jay-Z, 50, and Nas. Only thing is the 2000s would've been absolutely wild if Pac and Biggie were still in the mix. Remember Nas and Jay-Z had a beef at that time. But if Pac lived he was planning on doing an album with Nas and Biggie was planning on doing an album with Jay-Z. It would've been all-out war, haha. What could've been... Great reaction.

[@maxreacts231]

Wow thanks bro

[@chriswildhaber35]

And what about em the 🐐 in my opinion and I love pac my favorite.

[@anisamalik7842]

@@chriswildhaber35 ems voice is just too goofy..it just kills everything. He should've been a lyricist and that's it.

[@edwardfranklin9878]

@@anisamalik7842 says a nobody

[@princerose233]

Jay z wouldn't be a factor

[@AnjeannetteMarie-Swifie4Ever]

Real hip hop ❤️❤️❤️

[@dennishendrikx3228]

I think you underestimate the pre-streaming era. The "All eyez on me" album was so good, I had to go buy it 3 times. One broke, second was stolen from my car, so I needed a 3th one. This was a double CD, with many now classics. Makaveli was also nice. Today I only listen 90s hip hop, ODB, Tupac, Mobb Deep, the Wu. From today only Tom Macdonald, and only the hard ones. Tom Macdonald revived my love for hip hop, I became very bored with Dre and Snoop. They always say the same thing. Dre is from Compton, he moved, but he is still a gangster, Snoop is spelling words to fill lines. No. No fillers.

[@jimbones3019]

Thug life 2pac

[@quiet7632]

This is the pinnacle of shit-talking diss tracks. And it sounds so good

[@LA_GALLADA_RUIZ]

TUPAC the 🐐

[@kelseydortch797]

Biggie did bite Pac.... He wasn't talking flow but subject matter. Pac talked about death a lot then Biggie started doing it. It's not that people really copied Pac style but he changed everything. U change things that young u don't understand unless u can peep game looking from outside in. He couldn't see that from the inside. R Kelly even called himself the R&B thug

[@jamesvu420]

PAC was and is the best. Goat

[@MsMorenaTv]

Versace personally sent Tupac clothes so thats why he said they copied because they had to buy it and sometimes it was the same shirts

[@Rapheal.De.La.Ghetto]

I always knew Kadafi was a serious contender but when you said something about it I paid it special attention.....this dude was a PROBLEM!!!! RIP

[@chrisromero6685]

He wasn't talking about copying his flow. He was talking about copying his thug life mentality

[@chipwilliams6236]

What are you talking about PAC became thug life after jail when he came to death row. And I like pac

[@scandalouslando204]

Some people are more than just music.....

[@pallmallred13]

Tupac was betrayed by people he thought he was cool with and they set him up and he was shot 5 times but survived that’s why. He told the truth! Rest Well Tupac 💙💙💙💙💙💙

[@TheKingdavis09]

Pac mostly meant big copied his style by wearing Versace after pac was the first rapper wearing Versace

[@powoodworker1751]

Pac was talking about Biggie copying his fashion style, not rap style.

[@masesitagata6986]

I concurred. I remember throwing up the W. But now I really hoped that they were still alive.

[@gameastro7487]

This is not beef this is war, beef in 69 gen

[@ashleylawson7412]

Lol thats how the beef started he went to the studio and some one rob and shot him. He says the only people to know he was gonna be there was biggie puffy and his crew.

[@chazvasquez2901]

You get it

[@nicsundberg8505]

Big copied his style not his cadence. That’s why Pac changed his style after he got out the pen

[@svolos1971]

The nigga spiting fire is Kadafi my G. I am not an Outlawz fun but all three spitting bars here are fire: Hussein Fatal (RIP), Yaki Kadafi (RIP) and E.D.I. Mean. Also showing but not rapping Kastro and Napoleon.

[@94FADE]

He said puff Diddy 🤣🤣

[@jasperlbrimagejr4954]

What pac was saying he copied his style because biggie wasn't yelling thug life til he started hanging with pac and heard his albums before they would drop that's all

[@antoineporche-rideaux4841]

The best ever diss track you should react to is no Vaseline by ice cube where he goes after NWA

[@mookX92]

The disrespect on that is on another level lol

[@cagnazzo82]

Don't forget 'Real Muthaphuckin Gs' with Easy E dissing Dre, Snoop, and Death Row.

[@antoineporche-rideaux4841]

Funny thing about this song is the fact that the other guys rapping on it are from New Jersey and New York

[@maxreacts231]

hahaha thats funny!!! East Coast and west Coast beef but you got homies from the East Coast repping hahaha

[@poundinthastreets]

Pac was from NY too, wdym?? 😂 He just moved out to cali later on in his life.

[@TheCodeDealer]

Biggie copied Pac, do research and you''ll get it. The whole Ready To Die Biggie album was an inspiration from 2pac!! and many more.

[@tee-boppin_em8147]

This is when people's feelings weren't against the Law 😂😂🤣🤣 #1990 Baby

[@cherifkabadiaite6583]

Keep ya head up reaction

[@karioreacts3374]

the record labels made em turn on each other

[@j2323j]

Lol