FIRST TIME LISTENING TO 2Pac - Bomb First (My Second Reply) | OLD SCHOOL HIP HOP REACTION

This is my reaction to 2Pac - Bomb First (My Second Reply)
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[@MichaelBrown-ti1un]

Still, one of hip hop's darkest beats. Pac was so dope. He totally abandoned the more polished Death Row sound of All Eyez On Me, and did this whole Makaveli project with Death Row's b-list producers, and made a classic.

[@wkang84]

Hawaiian Sophie was a song that Jaz-O did and featured a very young Jay-Z wearing Hawaiian shirts at the beach with sandals and shorts rapping about a girl named Sophie. When Jay-Z started rapping back in the day, he wasn't on his whole drug dealer/hustla persona until his debut album in 96 with Reasonable Doubt. And on top of that Jay-Z featured Biggie on a song called Brooklyn's Finest where Biggie throws a subliminal/word play diss at Pac. Pac thought Jay-Z was fake and a wannabe thug, hence Nas brings that up in Ether. Pac wanted to diss Jay-Z on Hit Em' Up but decided not to at the request of the Outlawz but in the Makaveli album Pac shows no mercy

[@docducttape9270]

And this shit goes into Hail Mary. Maaaan, when this shit first dropped it had people going crazy. That's all the dudes at school and in the hood was playing for a long time.

[@charlescarter1859]

Great Reaction homie, fun fact: Pac was a co-producer of the song and the bassline in the song came from Naughty by Nature song "Uptown Anthem" which was off the Juice movie soundtrack and Pac appear the video as well.

[@MarcoLiftz]

Lyrics were on a diff level bro

[@PRSPR]

Facts bro!

[@spaniardprince]

2pac had to layer his voice because of his chronic smoking. Chino XL made a joke about this at one point. Shock G talked about it in an interview. Things you missed in the intro: a woman can be heard screaming “aint 2pac dead”?! 6 shots are fired and on the 7th Makaveli starts rapping. Exit 2pac Enter Makaveli There is a significance to 7’s in Pac’s music and movies towards the end of his life. This fueled the rumors that he was still alive after he had been shot the second time. Looking up 2pac and 7 should fill in some gaps. As far as him having similar lines I agree. Most of his music came from a 9 month period of his life from age 24-25. So that was bound to happen. It’s a shame he never got to see his prime in music or on the silver screen.Speaking if which, Pac also had leading roles in 3 movies during this same period. And during that same time, he became the first rapper to have two different albums at the top of the billboard 200 charts in the same calendar year. You have to understand before Pac, country and pop music always had the top spot when it came to record sales.

[@christopherclayton7688]

Hail Mary was right after this track on the album

[@marshalljankins4526]

Yes Sir. The "in yo face" era. Sneak dissi'n is some ho shit...Say the name...good pick. Enjoyed hearing your thoughts..

[@stanleysalters1195]

2Pac 😤

[@twista0312]

Kool mo dee - I go to work

[@sneakerheadfreak9629]

One of my favorites on this album Life of an Outlaw check that one out another dope reaction by the way been waiting for your return happy to see you’re back at it

[@noahbeebe1141]

Got My Mind Made Up - 2Pac (featuring Daz, Kurupt, Method Man, and Redman This shit is full of nasty bars bro. Pac and Method??

[@KelzKelz]

Yo Prosper, do some 80's rap to peep how much the music changed from the 80's and 90's.

[@Mackaveli3rd]

80s was the most conscience era and in the 90s guys were still smart but the gold started To slip away

[@Bozhidarov]

check out 2pac - "First 2 Bomb" mind blowing flow

[@davisrichard7011]

Sup dude long time no see! Oh n my second reply is after he did a track called "first to bomb" thats one you should react too! Ill send you the link brotha!

[@archiebutler18]

Not a whisper til I'm gone M.O.B

[@kiddmobb4759]

Nice reaction!..Pac wanted to release this album as a underground mix tape but he passed and Suge dropped this after All Eyes on Me commercially to get that 🍞! React to Tupac DONT STOP THE MUSIC OG (JOHNNY J) STILL BALLIN OG (JOHNNY J)

[@nicstone3141]

Not just for the money he wanted to his boy over the top and it was for the money

[@octaviussimmons3041]

Street Fame Tupac

[@joee3242]

Pettie is a Soft female word that men didn't say in the 90's

[@danielwright9992]

Nas - True Dialect. 1994 unreleased underground track.

[@lukkeres8306]

Great track, great reaction. The 90s where straight fire. 🔥🔥🔥 keep on boy. Would u also react to some german hiphop? I really would love to see you react to this.... there are some really really talented artists who still drop the boombap 90s style. ✌

[@gtjohns220]

You should check out the MC Breed and Tupac song Gotta get mind. Probably one of Pac's best verses.

[@primeminister66]

Indeed

[@MichaelBrown-ti1un]

Great beat by Warren G.

[@upthereds9734]

If you listen to the very first second of the track, you can hear a faint voice saying ‘suge shot me’ - it is one of the big reasons people think 2pac is still alive

[@spaniardprince]

Subbed

[@PRSPR]

Thank you fam, I really appreciate it!

[@khezzarrami3466]

React 2pac drunk freestyle

[@TheGreatAskia]

React to Nas ft Prodigy - “Tick Tock”

[@travionalderson7399]

Brooklyn finest...jay-z ft biggie (biggie threw a small jab at 2 pac). Tracey Lee ft biggie (keep your hands high). A dope track between the two.

[@alfonzohoward185]

Jay z been around since 1988,he had to wait until pac and biggie died before he got any attention and he was reciting biggie lyrics

[@cibida1]

he didn't recite a single Biggie lyric on Reasonable Doubt, which people say is his best album.

[@520J]

Fw the reactions bro react to No More Pain by Pac🙏🏼

[@housecarolina]

Scarface ft UGK 2 real bro 🔥

[@franksandrobaybay212]

U know it says Suge shot me in the beginning

[@PRSPR]

I need to listen to it again because I missed that part

[@mikec8480]

Its first come on" its rumor he said "Suge shot me"

[@Rap.Revival]

Great reaction fam! Check out WunTayk Timmy “No More Parties Remix” 🔥🔥🤯🤯

[@anthonyanderson9303]

Mobb Deep - drop a gem on em. That was their response. Prodigy spazzes on that track.

[@gmsinlandempire2246]

That track was dope but no where in the scope of bomb first

[@LeroyTDF]

Xzibit also got dissed

[@hardtimes1391]

When?

[@LeroyTDF]

@@hardtimes1391 9:01

[@steelliving8785]

Xzibit wack😂😂😂😂😂

[@masterj250]

Here's the original version ⬇️ kzbin.info/www/bejne/j3XHaIRmfNJriM0

[@noahbeebe1141]

Big L and Jay Z 95 Freestyle Stretch and Bobbito

[@PRSPR]

Got ya fam

[@kingtrevon5698]

Tupac was attacking bad Boyz cause they was back by the people who set him up

[@PRSPR]

Thank you for letting me know, I didn’t know that but it makes sense why he hated them

[@fatalnfelany]

Og version is better