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[@OfficialLifeWithRecklezz]

What y’all want me to react to next?!

[@christophermetz9196]

Eminem ft royce & mr porter-Tim Westwood freestyle

[@Wahala23]

Troublesome69 the most savage song you will ever listen

[@shrek3578]

worldwide choppers by tech n9ne

[@nothingisreal2671]

Bully by Eminem (Benzino diss)

[@federicosantibanez7633]

Please react to 2pac lost interview to Vibe journal.

[@MrSmokeytehbear]

Man this shit had me laughing so hard. I feel bad for people that didn't get to grow up in the 90s, truly the golden era for hip hop.

[@bonecold4387]

Golden era of all time and I grew up in early 2000's just a 90s baby

[@makavelimakn]

Man 90's era was the epidemy of rap. This crap now wouldn't make airplay back then

[@topboy5812]

Facts

[@stephancrow8320]

2010s, it's just the prime. Hip hop gets better and better. 2016 is the Pinnacle of Hip-hop evolution and Rap evolution

[@user-hk8yp7cw1v]

@@stephancrow8320 u mean crap not rap?

[@AlexGarcia-co1ec]

This isn't just a diss, it's the holy grail of diss tracks. Great reaction!

[@LaCheeserie]

I mean he went at folks not super clever but it really sent off things. Why I love the Mobb is that when jay and others were not going back at death row, they were out there putting people in check

[@Makaveli13Xroy]

This isnt a diss at all ..............disses are meant to hurt and disrespect the other party ..... this is a straight up threat of death and violence ; people died because of this song

[@leejamesmccarthy]

I think no vaseline was a harder diss... nwa had no reply to ice cube when it came out

[@thomassullivan1207]

@@Makaveli13Xroy Dude I was gonna say the same thing. This is so much more than a diss track. This was a murder-suicide track. It got way too hot for everyone involved and the ones who didn't end up dying, finally say enough is enough, we don't want any part of this beef anymore.

[@DystOptimist]

Biggie recorded a diss. 2pac recorded a challenge. He legit wanted a fight.

[@mayanking213]

"The camera's off and this dude STILL yelling" LMFAO 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@JustSaying99]

Found this a year later, haven’t even got to that part, and I’m dying 🤣🤣💀

[@tizzle-heroicstars7591]

😂😂😂😂

[@cmgianaras1]

This isn't just a diss, it's a death threat. It's sad that a song this good propelled a murder beef that cost us two of the best

[@algedafiabdullah6701]

They shot him 5 times and this song is like a gentle threat

[@Ms.JessiJ88]

Oohh I love when the younger generation finds Pac. He has been by favorite my whole life his poetry has always been my fave!! ♥ 🙌

[@lalathedonna5223]

I totally agree!!! His poetry book "the rose that grew from the concrete" literally changed my life. It has been my favorite since I was 12 n I'm 35 now. RIP Pac the true GOAT🐐 💐🖤🕊

[@Ms.JessiJ88]

@@Nnammod 80s baby 90s kid here 🙋‍♀️😉. Oh and i'm a mother

[@Ms.JessiJ88]

@@lalathedonna5223 same!!!! I have it on my book shelf in my office and open it from time to time 🙏🙌

[@lalathedonna5223]

@@Ms.JessiJ88 Girl..I feel u I am 35 I was born in 86 and til this say people assume that I am like 24 or something lol When me and 16yo walk in a store or something they think we're dating..I'm always like um nope that's my kid..then they get embarrassed and say something like omg I thought u were l Iike 22 😂😂😂

[@Ms.JessiJ88]

@@lalathedonna5223 yuupp always. I actually fked up a few weeks ago and told some dude I was 22 lol laughed then remembered fk no I was born in 88 🤦‍♀️🥴 my 14 year old son is shocked regularly that his mom knows shit lol it is frustrating but nice at the same time always being carded at the casinos

[@sebastianwszolek5740]

I'm 44 and I still get Goosebumps slapping This.

[@_eclipz_]

47 here :)

[@reddyred5097]

😄😄....I turn it off at the end. He went all the way in! 🤯😄

[@Montweezy]

45 here!

[@RafaelSousa-hf5tj]

"my .44 make sure all of your kids dont grow."

[@emmajp_9385]

42 here, same

[@StandOnBusiness27]

This wasnt just a Biggie diss, It was a diss to everyone signed to Bad Boy Records and anybody that roc with em.. This is what literally started the east coast vs west coast beef.

[@The808Mixmaster]

This didn't start shit nigga lmao this was way way after the coastal war was going on u must be young

[@meanbeotch]

You down with bad boys f u too

[@ianmurphy9955]

Love it when youngsters find good rap specifically Pac, this song still haunts puff 25 years later. He said that when a DJ played this and any of Badboy were there they'd literally take his turntable

[@Rolaciss12]

Hahaha!!!

[@mayyabankss]

"lemme make sure he aint got nothing else to say" 😭😭😭😭😭

[@angelod.6761]

"Nigga I thought the song was over, he still going"? 😂😂😂😂 I'm subscribing on that line alone.

[@meanbeotch]

Still going lol love pac

[@NdaKeekz]

You've got to understand that Tupac made this song after being shot 5 times and thinking that Biggie set him up. He let it be known exactly how he felt about Bad Boy and anybody who fucks with them.

[@veryfine69]

Yes, but friends should always be given benefit of doubt before just going to hate. They never had a chance to talk.

[@NdaKeekz]

@@veryfine69 how much talking do you think a person who believes that they were set up want to do? A friend of mine was shot in the head in a drug deal gone bad. He lived but was going to kill my other friend who introduced him to the female that set it up. He wasn't trying to talk at all.

[@TheNewzbreak]

This isn't a diss, this is a straight threat

[@benjaminmedinalizarraga8910]

90's will go down as best rap era ever we will never get this back, RIP PAC we miss your energy and realness

[@tracymoore221]

facts

[@dr3dnaut38]

Ima have to say music as a whole just hit different in the 90s regardless of what brand of music you listened to back then you were probably hearing the best generation of that genre at the time.

[@hanza4348]

Best of everything era, noone will ever be able to duplicate any genre from the 90s, just glad I was able to enjoy it firsthand

[@crzyces1693]

Truth

[@xdude2x]

It came with a heavy price though……..

[@roumifyouwnt2]

The ending is always my favorite. The engineer for this track talks about how Pac was so hot at the end, as you say screamin. ..and he was, that the reverb in the mic distorted. They decided the passion was TOO good Pac had no desire to re-record. I'm glad they didn't. The track is iconic already but that part hit hardest everytime I hear it

[@NICKEYBLACK35]

Facts

[@quarantinevibesradio4182]

Bad boy killers we killed them

[@brian95240]

That made this song what it is. That real anger drove the fear of God into Diddy's crew. Diddy admitted that his crew would gank djs' turntables for playing this at clubs 😆.

[@deeexcalibur8713]

👍🏾

[@atrain9042]

facts

[@marcofilip]

I m a white 32 man and I m listening him since I was 14 years old. Year by year as I grow up, every year I realise the magnitude of 2pac s genius in everything. I understand more and more about him and I m more than surprised of how smart and ahead of the time he was ! unbelivable .....at just that age !!! and those times...................

[@playakoz]

I remember the majority of my friends in tears when Pac died. These are the songs we illegally ordered on THE BOX on TV while we should have been at school. These are not hit tracks these are stories of real lives.

[@j.akelly9775]

I’m a 46 yr old white dude from Alabama and I can clearly remember the day that PAC died. I was a real fool, running the streets and in and out of jail but we all realized the magnitude. Me and my homies sat and listened to PAC all’s night. His shit was al over the radio

[@Jodi_Johnson]

37 from Alabama and was raised on Pac!

[@andreasrasmussen195]

Happy you made it. And glad to share your memory. -From Denmark

[@kingw1280]

Honestly your race doesn’t matter. When will ppl realize it?

[@sonjabethay2277]

49 from Bama…. I’m Black but music has no color

[@Vladi0310]

Girl from Russia, this is legendary :)

[@coreysanders7140]

The 90's had some of the best diss tracks ever.

[@shipshoptoolsoklama8172]

2000s got ether, back down, quitter, etc

[@ferdas9131]

@@shipshoptoolsoklama8172 fax bro and they got fuckin eminem he’s the goat of disstracks, the sauce, go to sleep etc

[@shipshoptoolsoklama8172]

@@ferdas9131 yes and 50 cent too the brutal classic rapper

[@andreasrasmussen195]

Agree. Savage as HELL. My new time favorite without a doubt. Bloody Sunday with Yelawolf!

[@shipshoptoolsoklama8172]

@@brandongordon3082 it's freaking Nas bro No N.A.S.A. 🤣🤣🤣

[@Paul_425]

Pac knew how to turn words into an art form that brings to light his emotions during that period of his life. Same with Biggie, but Tupac was on another level with his words and poetry, he is a deep man many only saw the surface of Tupac but not his heart.

[@chrismoore2630]

I laughed so hard at you. I’m 44 years old so I definitely remember this diss. Biggie couldn’t come back with a diss.

[@BlackFlightNY]

Yes!! Tupac was the ORIGINAL “wig snatcher” of hiphop 😂

[@reddyred5097]

😂😂😂

[@meganlynn83]

My Mom's favorite will ALWAYS be Tupac. I'm 34 and SO grateful that my Momma played all types of music around us and didn't censor our music. From Tupac to The Eagles, to Tracy Chapman, to Bone Thugs, to Sarah McLaughlin, to 311, to Silverchair, etc. I'll never forget her bumping Snoop's Doggystyle record with us in the car. (White Grand Prix with gold rims. 😂) I am SO blessed and love all types of music!

[@OfficialLifeWithRecklezz]

Ayeeee that’s actually lit !! 🔥💯

[@meganlynn83]

@@OfficialLifeWithRecklezz She's still a fucking PARTY at 56! I adore my Mom!

[@spillthetea8504]

34?? U look 18!!! wow so gorgeous

[@atrain9042]

🎯🎯💪💪🔥🔥

[@resin7338]

I'm 44, your mom's taste in music sounds just like mine. I sure miss the 90's!

[@phrills1]

I can say this, 2pac will alway be my #1.. I grew up on his music and I bang his music while cooking, driving and whenever I want to hear some real music.. The rap game was not ready for him. The man did movies, shows, rapped and etc.. ICONIC is the word I am looking for. It hurt when he passed. R.I.P to the realest ever

[@bbygleilani]

i LOVE seeing peoples reactions to when he says “that’s why i f your b” 💀💀i’m the biggest fan of tupac.and the guys singing were the outlaws, he grew up with them. only one of them is alive today, isn’t that crazy?

[@soundcloudofficial5930]

Young bro, the reaction you had on this video was EXACTLY the reaction all of us had in ‘96, like 😮. This is the diss track to end all diss tracks. The only other diss tracks that are even REMOTELY close to this are Ice Cube’s - No Vaseline or Nas’ - Ether

[@shashwatchamoli7221]

Eminem's quitter is one of my favs

[@steviewattz]

𝙁𝘼𝘾𝙏𝙎!

[@Youdontneedtoknowboy]

Eazy E Real MF G’s.

[@crissndaiyragije1474]

Who i smoke

[@jamesdakrn]

There's other disses that are more clever lyrically & stuff, but nothing, and I mean NOTHING will match this track on its pure, raw emotion. Just the energy Pac brings is so raw and real I mean shit, "That's why I fucked your bitch, you fat motherfucker" is a hell of a way to start a track lmfao

[@adrie22]

Biggie, Lil Kim Junior Mafia were all on Puffy's label: Bad Boy Records... But Pac went for basically any rapper from NY. The East Coast/West Coast beef was crazy. The whole thing is really tragic though. Pac and Biggie died way too early. They were friends at first too.

[@TAM2031006]

This diss was a reaction to Pac thinking he was shot and robbed by Biggie’s associates.

[@abiolawalker3738]

Factz

[@tyeds2078]

Wrong on that it was no East Coast West Coast thing it was bad boys vs death row It's Just Happening that they was on two different sides of the coast

[@bananabogs2299]

Gangster rap

[@RollerCoasteraddict]

CAP AF, Pac didn;t target people because they were from the east tf you talking about? ... Pac was born in NY and loved the east coast the Outlawz were also from the east coast, infact before 2Pac died he was getting ready to start Deathrow East and had Craig Mack, Nas, Rakim, Big Daddy Kane and a few other East Coast rappers on the label ... So hell no to your comment Pac loved the East Coast! FK outta here with that EAST VS WEST BS!

[@NEFERTITI323]

Your reaction was the best 👌🏾!!! Imagine how we felt when we all first heard this track and these dudes were all alive... like Daaaayyyuuuummm!

[@shannonherrin1976]

Right! I was like omg… what’s gonna happen next🥹🥹

[@kracheads]

What made this the greatest diss song is the raw emotions it was unheard of to be that angry back then. Great reaction, research the west coast vs East coast beef.

[@braddevaughn8287]

This wasn’t plastic gangster shit. The dudes LIVED that life and beef was real. The beef is as East coast v West coast. Puffy, Bug, Junior Mafa V Snoop, Dre, zTupac, Cube, West Side Connection. Today’s game is straight marshmallows!

[@dayoolyngdoh5453]

I mean every single person who had a verse on this song was killed so yeah this was real as it gets 👀

[@makavelimakn]

Word was biggie and pac were going to start their own label prior to their deaths. I don't care what anyone says suge and puffy both had a hand in their deaths.

[@lilmanq7746]

Nah watch industryhoax this shit was all staged the proof is all on that channel open your eyes

[@shadycnetwork]

@@lilmanq7746 that's that idiotic conspiracy channel. Get the tin foil hat ready LOL.

[@neverhungryagain2187]

@@lilmanq7746 that’s not proof that’s speculation

[@ChicagosFinestDevon]

IMO. I feel like it’s a disservice for new listeners of Pac to listen to Hit Em Up before his earlier work. It really sensationalizes the darker side of Pac’s music.

[@jsipler]

Word!

[@ironfistentertainmentptylt3846]

Couldn't have said it better.

[@roccovb5377]

fuck no, we HIT EM UP

[@chasitygreen3772]

Thank you. They need to listen to ALL His music. Need to know the full story behind this Diss track. This guy didn't even know. SMH

[@aquarianlight1880]

Yes, he was soo Angry at Biggie and Diddy. He got shot at right outside the studio where he was suppose to meet up with Biggie. Pac felt like it was a setup. They tried to kill him, he was Angry. One has to know the context of the situation.

[@johnhodish8931]

The gang culture in the 90s was literally a war. Tupac is my favorite and this song here is characteristic of the gang life style. I did my dissertation on deviant behavior amongst poverty stricken communities. This is a very historical time in America.

[@VerchielxKanda]

I think I was 6 or 7 when I first saw this music video back in the 90s. I remember asking my mom why was he so angry and I complimented his dancing skills. XD

[@ryanturcin3112]

Im from Australia... We LOVE Pac here! Heard Pac back in 94 but this was the song that changed rap music in 96 and I was 14. I'm glad you shared your reaction

[@jsmoot1]

"They must have did some shit to make him yell" They shot him ....like 9 times.

[@bruhsammich8568]

Allegedly

[@janicepatterson1601]

5 times... he even says it in this track "5 shots couldn't drop me, I took it and smiled"

[@marvinlynch1305]

@@bruhsammich8568 No allegations, pure facts, that's been well documented in police and medical reports

[@bruhsammich8568]

@@marvinlynch1305 no, the alleged part is who shot him.

[@MichaelWilson-nc9ws]

Haitian Jack confessed to shooting Pac in 94 so the east coast vs west coast war was for nothing

[@styx9193]

I was born in '93 growing up in Germany. When I was around 12 I was hanging around a lot at my best friend's place, listening to 2Pac and other US rappers. It was only after some time I realized he had already passed. He was our idol and I still get the chills when he spits the first lines of Hit Em Up.

[@jacksp8de]

LMAO 🤣 Yooooo this is the funniest Pac reaction 😂 he said the camera off and he still going! 💀

[@julielewis7922]

You got me rollin’ on the flo’ 😂😂😂 we didn’t have no political correct voices, we said & did what we felt & Tupac did that for us!!! “I wasn’t in the car on this part”😂😂😂😂

[@OfficialLifeWithRecklezz]

🤣🤣🤣

[@dudermcdudeface3674]

That's the sound of actual murderous rage from a guy who just got shot a bunch of times. Not the wounded egos in other diss tracks. Kind of sobering to hear when you know the background, and what followed.

[@Mark-st6rx]

Well freaking said!!! On point!!!

[@bryankarst3881]

Im old as hell lol. I appreciate you saying your truth, you never heard this song...respect. I haven't heard a lot of new songs that would make people look sideways at me. The rap I grew up on was so damn hard...it's hilarious for young people to hear it. Tupac literally died for the game. So much respect.

[@haroldt1999]

Your reaction during the outro of the song is epic 😭😭😭😭

[@selenagonzolas6302]

I grew up with PAC.I was born in 1982 so that was our shit back in the day!

[@AllEyezOnRod]

83’ 4 me

[@kendrickmagee672]

I also was born in 1982

[@MissJhitta]

I’m an 82 baby! HAPPY 40th 😂🥳🥳🥳

[@cryptolord9826]

78

[@chasitygreen3772]

Thank you I was starting to feel old up on here. 82 allday

[@kimberlyjohnson7926]

I'm 52 & still jam to this. One of the best diss tracks of all. 2 others No Vaseline by Ice Cube & Ether by Nas

[@bladebrown4191]

When some of the biggest rappers in the 90's reacted to this track like it was "devil music", you knew there was no coming back. It was dangerous in more ways than one. Even some people in the studio with him were puckering up.

[@ranansun5094]

this guy says “yk what i’m saying” too much 😂😂😂

[@cnuffs]

Yeah the first listen to this always makes people say “oh that was just disrespectful.”😂

[@cameronsmith5034]

This was a response to biggie who shot ya that dropped after 2 pac was shot 5 times and survived so he thought biggie had something to do with it tho it was never proved. Also loved the reaction

[@troyperry411]

It’s so weird seeing someone explain what this song is about lol. You just assume everybody knows about the biggie/Tupac beef. Dope reaction tho

[@defenestratefalsehoods]

no matter how hard the people now days think they are...... the 90s was hardcore

[@asherahx5671]

They way I laughed! I thought he was done! 😂😂😂😂😂😂 this is my favorite diss track, nobody has taken his spot in dissing for me. 😂😂😂😂

[@sebastianwszolek5740]

At the time 2Pac was the most Loved rapper around the whole world.

[@kennymack6492]

💯

[@jairoportillo3932]

He's still is !!!

[@mikaelafpetersens]

Still is. Globally at least. (Sweden here)

[@queenslander7183]

@@mikaelafpetersens And Australia

[@shipshoptoolsoklama8172]

@@queenslander7183 And India

[@cassandrasmith9668]

There was a lot of beef between East & West coast rappers. Biggie was the biggest of the East coast & 2 Pac was the biggest of the West coast at the time. Tupac was shot 5 times and survived, then made this song directed at Biggie because he believed he or his crew was involved. Not long after this 2 Pac was gunned down in Las Vegas in a drive-by shooting and there were a lot of rumors at the time that Biggie or someone from his crew did it, though no one was ever arrested for it. Several months later, Biggie was killed and it was seen as revenge for the killing of 2 Pac though, yet again, no one was ever arrested for it.

[@garrickdouglas6804]

Tupac was going to leave Death Row and squash the beef between Est Side and West side. He was also going to set up a record label that would include East Coast and West coast artists. I think Suge Knght had it done because his cash cow was bailing on him.

[@inflintity]

How could Suge Knight have something to do with Pac getting killed when he was in the same car. Suge was shot in the head, there’s no way you could set that up and say graze me in the head but don’t kill me. Pac was killed by Baby Lane Orlando Anderson who they jumped in that casino after the Tyson fight. Kefee Dee who was also in the car confirmed all of this. Biggie was killed because 2Pac was killed.

[@harrellwilliams5010]

@@garrickdouglas6804 please stop caping suge didn't pac killed...

[@Ih8ppl]

@@garrickdouglas6804 you are correct. Suge Knight thought he was going to make money off all the masters he had of Tupac’s music that wasn’t published. What Suge Knight failed to realize 2Pac‘s mom Afeni Shakur was a smart woman and mop the floor with him and took all of Tupac stuff from him.

[@30somethingg]

@@garrickdouglas6804 biggie was also preparing to leave Bad Boy. I didn’t know that until recently. Not sure if Suge had any thing to do with it, but many def believe Puff had something to do with Biggie. They most definitely was riding in different cars.

[@leroyleroy100]

Loved this song.. here in Germany DJs wouldn't play it towards the end of a night because most likely a brawl would happen.

[@JustSaying99]

“On this part, I think I got out the car when I was younger” 🤣🤣🤣

[@dominicreyes419]

Alot of people bro flipped the fuck out when this shit hit the airwaves😂🤣

[@frankiereyes3608]

Pac was the soundtrack to my teenage years along with Bone Thugs

[@meatpopsicle6244]

and Too $hort

[@lifetimefitnesssolutionsll5743]

i love your reaction videos because you have such an appreciation for the lyrics. This came out when I was a teen. It IS STILL the gold standard of diss tracks.

[@671oneblood]

When you noticed it was supposed to he Biggie sittin there and the couch part... priceless 🤣🤣🤣

[@melanierice9655]

Your reaction is priceless! I still remember when this first came out and we all had the same look on our faces!

[@2009socalgal]

I was laughing so hard at your stunned reaction and how often you were stopping the video 😂. I grew up with this music (was in high school) and Pac was played a lot here in California (west coast of course). I remember being so shocked when I first heard this song back then and now I ask my husband, friends, etc is it bad that this is one of my favorite 2Pac songs?!? 😂

[@joeyk5887]

Always going down rabbit holes & find new peeps. But sometimes takes me a min to go back & check some of their older content. Always good to see young peeps who wanna educate selves on both real history but also lighter shit like entertainment(music/movies)from past. Obv wit each newer generation, they obv all aren't gonna be in the know of every artist/album/song let alone history of entire genres. Not knowing a certain song is nothing to be ashamed of so w/e to that clown from down under. Like it even matters if ya first knew a song at 13 or 22? Who gives a F. Glad ya finally got to check this out tho. Nas/Tupac/Jay/Biggie/Em been my top 5 since 90s-early 2000s. But Wayne & Kanye have made it hard keeping em out. lotta fire rappers tho have come & gone. But something bout 90s-early 2000s rap hits dif. Some of it may be bias, but also no denying how dope the music they all put out was. Crazy that Biggie hates Juicy when it's considered 1 of the all-timers. Step into a World from KRS-One. Its a song I rarely ever hear young reactors get to. But when that came, it just hit different in the cars to had the alpines in em. Could literally hear bass from a mile away

[@leonleon5347]

Hussein Fatal is the 2nd rapper, then Kadafi is the 3rd outlaw, and the last rapper is Edi Amin. Love the videos bro🔥

[@supremelyaverage4455]

"I don't want no parts of this shit" lmao dope reaction tho

[@DaMathias]

This is all part of the west coast vs east coast beef. Pac was shot 5 times in a hotel lobby (“5 shots couldn’t drop me, I took it and smile”) going to meet Biggie and he thought Biggie set him up. And this diss was released when Biggie dropped “who shot ya” which he didn’t say it was directed at pac but for alot of people and pac himself that was enough proof that biggie set him up and so he released hit em up on him and that really made the west coast vs east coast beef go violent, at that point there was no choosing both. You either picked pac or Biggie. You would be murdered if you were to go into compton and started playing Biggie, or if you went to brooklyn and played 2pac. In the same year Pac would be shot again while leaving a mike tyson fight in Las Vegas, and this time he didn’t make it. Alot of people though biggie had him killed but personally I think it was just because he jumped this guy named Orlando Anderson and Orlando Anderson just Retaliated against pac when he got the chance. But at the time alot of people though Biggie put out the hit and so about a year later in 1997 Biggie moved to California (which I think was a huge mistake to do that, especially so early) and in march of that year was shot dead. I personally think Tupacs people had Biggie killed because they thought that Biggie had pac killed. This was some real real beef, it caused the death of the top 2 greatest rappers of all time.

[@OfficialLifeWithRecklezz]

Thats wild fr😳😳

[@SoundBiteInc-]

@@OfficialLifeWithRecklezz please react to Tupac Shakur Vibe Interview,Tupac Shakur The Last Interview,Tupac Shakur Prison Interview. This song was blown up bigger than even pac expected. He regretted the fact that this is all everybody wanted to talk about instead of his art (movies and music) . To him he felt like he should’ve been able to say he didn’t like somebody without the media making it as if he hated a whole coast (in which he was FROM might I add)

[@SoundBiteInc-]

@@OfficialLifeWithRecklezz what made you react to this of all songs?

[@marcwarren5985]

@@OfficialLifeWithRecklezz can you react to Mobb Deep- shook ones

[@nicsundberg8505]

The "East Coast West Coast beef" was media driven, it wasn’t a real thing. It was one man that felt betrayed by a friend because he knew Pac was gonna get robbed and never warned him about it.Big knew it was gonna happen to cuz his homeboy and (manager I think) Jimmy Henchmen set it up. All the Outlaws were from the East Coast and Tupac was just starting to record an album called "One Nation" withe rappers from the East and West before he died. He didn’t really have a problem wit the East, jus some people that lived out there

[@charleneortiz2245]

😂🤣🤣 This has to be the funniest reaction to this video everrrr! 2 Pac played no games. This is what you call a diss track👌🏻

[@souldigger5908]

This reaction was the best I’ve seen. I grew up listening to PAC - my favorite rapper of all time. New subscriber😊

[@leftinashes]

If you really want to know what 2Pac was about, you should watch some of his interviews and audio clips. The Vibe interview is classic!

[@itzham1101]

Biggie had like a group that always rolled with him called Junior Mafia, Lil Kim was apart of that.

[@jasondawson92]

Yea their debut conspiracy is a goon certified classic

[@danalambert635]

Interesting watching him try to learn the backstory. These 90’s rivalries added a whole new dimension changing the hip hop game coast to coast. It wasn’t just speed and mumble. 90’s rappers used music to tell their story, inspiring allegiances coast to coast and evoking a deep lasting emotion. You can’t get this without learning the history and struggle behind a lot of it. Props for doing the work as you go along to not just hear, but understand. You hear it differently now don’t ya? Nice video.

[@HyperVectra]

This album was in the jukebox at my local pool hall but the asian owner had got a black pen and scribbled out the track name and number, but it was still accessible if you put in the right song number. Shit used to kick off East Coast / West Coast Biggie / Tupac gang wars whenever it was played. Everyone just remembered that the dude they were chillin with and playing pool were actual enemies. So naturally, I played it every time I went there. He would come out looking for whoever put the track on yelling. Good times

[@howardwayne8288]

I used to tell all my boys that this is the best diss song OF ALL-TIME!!!!! (The shit-talking at the end ALONE💯)

[@DK-mq9zf]

This song gave me the same excitement and chills I got when Eminem was on the radio. Nowadays there's nothing that gives you that excitement. Its the same ol shit now

[@koiyata]

Word!

[@ajonteampanalo]

Check out Ez Mil. First time since Eminem & Pac that I had the chills like something brilliant new creative and fire 🔥🔥🔥

[@shadyche1k690]

Bruh I thought u took the L when bro said I’m from Australia, then u hit em with the least I’m honest & that’s the realest thing you could’ve said😂💯

[@edawolf3000]

Word up! I am glad that you as a young dude are going backhand reacting to older generation Hip Hop. Right on. Keep up the good work.

[@MRLMF5]

You probably already know this by now, but just in case you didn't. PAC believed that BIGGIE & BADBOY had something to do with him getting shot 5 times which is why he mentioned it in his verse and saying they didn't finish. It's a shame PAC and BIGGIE died. We were robbed of two of the greatest lyricist. 😇R.I.P.🙏

[@PACS_BIGGEST_WHITE_FAN]

Wen pac said I c them they run that actually happend puff ran hes ass of

[@realnuranjee507]

I’m speechless TBH cuz this track was so 🔥🔥🔥🔥, I’m Nigerian I do listen to Pac’s songs all the time,though not all are understood 😂.

[@rahulpaul3929]

I can relate to you recklezz I had the same situation. I love the tunes now of course , I couldn't listen to them back in the day. Much love brother ❤👍

[@jackiehughes414gpg]

Listening to this back then...I knew it was the beginning of the end of an era when I heard it!!! Something didn't sit well with me!!! Lo and behold 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙋🏾‍♀️

[@MAGAprincess]

Gone wayyyyyy toooo soon!!!! I LOVE seeing younger generations reacting to Pac, ESPECIALLY this diss track lol! Bc it really puts into perspective how shitty rappers and rap music are today lol!!! And to think Pac died at 25, like 25 years young!!!🥺 but hey, legends never die, right??❤️💪

[@PrimeTime__]

Facts. I said back then you can't make songs like this and still live a full life. My favorite rapper gone way too soon. He has so much more he could contributed.

[@gigga143]

this was a response to Biggie's "Who Shot Ya" and yeah, Pac did not hold back. interesting fact is the "Take Money" in the background is Faith Evans. he apparently had her sing a hook and sign off on it before she knew it would be used for this. so he used Biggie's wife's voice in the background of a diss on him. dude was savage. i think it was Prodigy that had sickle cell, he caught a stray just for being on Bad Boy, same with Lil Kim i believe, it was just her association with Biggie that got her brought in.

[@chillwavemusic5024]

My Friend. This track was in my first RAP cassette collection in the late 90’s In my childhood 2Pac formed my taste for the whole life ) Hi from Ukraine

[@garydavey1806]

Haha I got chills first time I heard this.. he was killed 3 months after this song was released even more chilling.. and then biggie a year later

[@OfficialLifeWithRecklezz]

Oh wow😳😳

[@saidi2437]

Biggie got killed 6 month later after Pac , not a year

[@415alkeez]

@@saidi2437 PAC in 96 Biggie in 97 but 6-7 months apart but different year…

[@lindyhateseveryone]

Right. Right. How come no one is saying sugg's name in the comments- he made this beef between friends.

[@adrie22]

Yes!! I'm SO GLAD i grew up in the 90s lol...idk what is considered "American"music these days, but the 90s/00s just a different level. Btw, you look like you're seriously offended in this thumbnail lmaooo

[@OfficialLifeWithRecklezz]

🤣🤣🤣

[@shivaansingh5964]

This song really made such a huge impact not only with the east coast and west coast beef in the states but also through out the whole world in every east side and west side regions

[@davidmarin5456]

What yo youngsta! Great quality content and channel! I enjoy your channel and want to continue enjoying it just one thing … forget the haters! Don’t even bring them up! Apparently your doing something right! It’s the other way around that you don’t want. You want these haters just don’t bring them up and give them the fuel to attack you more! Peace ✌️ continue tour success playa

[@davidmarin5456]

What up youngsta *

[@TreyM1609]

Moral of the story, Pac was a Tru Thug. A great poet, a brilliant mind ahead of his time but, the wrong people broke his trust so he went all out on them even though I don’t think they knew what was going on. Just IMO

[@angie33336]

Tu pac is one of my all time favorite rappers from back in the day. Yes they had a true rival back then it was legit. They beefed at each other through their lyrics a time before social media, so we had to wait til the next album came out to find out what was going on both sides of the tracks meaning both rival sides. It was an intense time for sure between the bloods and crips or as others would say the East coast and the West coast. Snoop Dogg actually put together a protest to stop the violence and to come together. I’ll always remember where I was when Tupac got shot the last time around like most of back in the day would. It was all over the radio which back then most of us still listened to or a cassette tape. It was a different time. Thank you for sharing I’m new to your channel and enjoy seeing your reaction to music I grew up on. Blessings😇🙏🏻✨

[@6percentbattery]

Your face had me rolliiiiing 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 that’s the same face i was making when I heard this as an adult for the first time

[@livevideogametv]

The results of getting shot 5 times and being pissed off. Old school cats went hard. Hands down the best diss track ever made.

[@MrMacadamien]

GREAT REACTION... I like to see real reactions.. by the way, you just witnessed the number one diss record of all time...

[@andrewrout8712]

8:55 he is Yaki Kadafi, a member of The Outlawz, was killed a couple months after Pac was killed because he was going to talk to the police since he knew who the shooter was. He didn't give a damn about being labeled a snitch...but thats what got him killed, before he talked.

[@mgfragiotta]

No he got shot accidentally by Napoleon's cousin

[@C_R_B_R_E_A_K_R]

Love this reaction. For real. Your honesty is the best part of the video. FUNNY. Please keep this going

[@Drake2323]

Yo said I must have got out the car on this part 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@MrParadox00]

Bro this shit was hilarious 😂😂😂 had me dying

[@1copierguy]

It brings a smile to my face to see the legacy live on in the younger generation.... After this track dropped is when the East coast West coast fued started. Keep up the good work. 👊

[@aprilh9124]

Hands down best reaction videonto this song ..u remind me of my younger brother..very genuine and funny.

[@miran1500]

Legends never die...

[@xibfwmz]

Good to see some young bucks actually react or listen to real rap, music now a days is trash, this is real music that was lived back in 90s

[@Anchor7]

Although its strange af to me that younger people didnt know much about what came before them, Im glad you are finding it now and enjoying it. salute

[@TexasHN45]

I was born in the 90s PAC was my favorite rapper growing up when I was in elementary a older guy gave me pac greatest hits and I gave it to my dad and he played that Cd 💿 so much until it couldn’t play no mo i also grew up on UGK and SUC yes I’m from Texas