Tupac - Wonder Why They Call You | Reaction

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[@thesparkedbrain]

Are you ready to say Pac is the GOAT yet?

[@hiphopbop3908]

Big still better🤷

[@terrancethompson5184]

@@hiphopbop3908lol 😂cap nigga straight cap 🧢

[@aerthc]

​@@hiphopbop3908in which world?!

[@rickeypettis3912]

Tupac Shakur is the absolute greatest of all times, and it ain’t even close

[@davidlangley09]

​@@dejuren1367I really like the way you worded that.

[@hitmanhatton]

2pac was brutally honest even about himself. It's one of the major factors that made his so relatable. Its also what made him come across authentic.. he would make himself vulnerable in a way that no other rapper at the time was doing

[@carlosc317]

Well said

[@labchic97]

2pac always spits facts

[@bogoljubdjordjevic7528]

I don't see nothing wrong in that like he see if she is bitc.. call her like that 😂

[@mauricesantinomf]

​@@bogoljubdjordjevic7528men have been calling these women out for decades Slick Rick did it before Pac with treat her like a prostitute their sleeping with different dudes and cheating on men he's basically telling men to treat them for what they are before Slick it was Isaac Hayes

[@siyabongabhongoza939]

​@@mauricesantinomfafter Tupac who did it better ?

[@PedranZ]

this song is probably more relevant now then ever :D

[@jeffhermance4886]

facts

[@femijon777]

Pac spits the truth but truth hurts 😎

[@Diogo-fv4vd]

the fact that faith evans sings this chorus is legendary

[@christycullen2355]

I did not know this. Madness

[@robertcabrera4760]

Most of Pacs songs were an open letter to his community. Dude is necessary

[@miltoniaferrell6775]

C Delores Tucker was a politician that opposed his music. She’s deceased now. That’s why he addressed her in this song.

[@deg6788]

She wanted to make a buck by intruducing this bs vevoo music censorship . Look it up ...horrible woman

[@christycullen2355]

You're the only other person I have seen who knows this song was a statement piece to difference bitches and women. This was tupac at his finest

[@davidlangley09]

Dude you did a whole lot of talking during this reaction but you never commented on the delivery, the beat, the hook, or nothing relating to the song value. Always bring it back to the music. This was such a wonderfully done song by the goat himself.

[@TheShadow84]

The Goat breaks it down to the T. Also, trying to uplift while giving constructive criticism. Words coming from a 24 year old at the time.

[@gabrielthomas4845]

Listen to the lyrics. He was speaking the truth.

[@azerkahn]

Thank you for doing this song! I know most people will ask for the harder tracks, 'cause those are the ones that tend to get the most attention, but Pac has so many great tracks that never get the attention they deserve anymore.

[@bakihanma5849]

wonda why they call you bitch is one of his most famous songs worldwide. maybe its underrated in usa

[@azerkahn]

@@bakihanma5849 I wouldn't know about the USA, I've never been there. But the only times I've ever heard this song played publicly, in any country, was back in '97 when my basketball coach used to play it during our practice. Although a great track, there are probably close to 40ish 2Pac songs that are more famous, and probably a similar number of tracks that are more popular. I'm sure if you look on lists of most played 2Pac songs on KZbin, Spotify, iTunes, or whatever music store or streaming service, you will never find this song even in the top 20. Maybe in the top 50's lower part..

[@madmemes7752]

2pac ain't no simp

[@mehow2g]

Absolute masterpiece.

[@brandihenderson2141]

As a female that grew up when this came out, this has always been in my top 3 Tupac songs. This scenario was and is an issue, ironically released during the era of video vixens. I found it empowering

[@PR-WAY]

Is Tupac the GOAT to you yet? Keep listening to his music an he will be your number 1 over your favourite rapper Biggie I BET CHA

[@muhammedozdemir478]

There is some songs what he must listen to… „Me Against The World“ is one of them!

[@khalidhowsawi9990]

2pac bomb first

[@upfront2375]

You wonder why we call him the rap god or the king of rap... He's the full package, lyricism, flow, the voice and of course flawless beats that he chose, nobody else is even 2pac.. not Nas, not Kane, not Rakim, not Em and of course not Biggie!

[@stephenstuckey]

Str8up👍🏻💯💥

[@melvingaines3528]

The woman PAC is referring to in the song is C. Dolores Tucker, a civil rights /politician, who took offense to rappers,using the word bitch in hip-hop music.

[@theofficialfromthebottom333]

Made sure this comment was here!❤

[@christycullen2355]

Thank God someone else realises this is a song to differentiate between good women and bitches

[@royal_eternal]

PAC 🔥!.. one could literally live outta his music I swear...ge the realest....ya can't fade it!

[@01gtbdaily30]

He was explaining to a politician and civil rights activist who in the 90s took shots at rap music for its negative story telling. The difference between Pacs music and many others in my opinion is , while others were glorifying the lifestyle it felt like Tupac was showing you how they lived day to day and that even through this they could become something and do better but even if his brothers and sisters fell down he still had love for them and to keep their heads up.

[@rickflamez7105]

Been listen to 2pac since the 90s.. my all time favorite !!

[@davidgreen665]

After that he has a song called "Never call you bitch again."

[@nawak1048]

Dont 4get da 1st Bitch song from Tupac called Dont Call Me Bitch

[@jasonporrett810]

This is by far my all time favorite Pac song. As a matter of fact, I still know all of All Eyes On Me Book 2 by heart still to this day.

[@Allhavengames]

is there any other rapper that was on for 4 years, moved a whole generation and music still applies 25 years later. I dont even consider him a rapper he is a revolutionary and should be celebrated the same as MLK, Malcom X, Frederick Douglass, Rosa Parks. if you ever hear any of his speeches he makes me want to stand up and scream black power and Im not even black.

[@obinnadimkpa4398]

You see why pac will forever be the greatest of them all.his songs are timeless and still make sense till this days 😊

[@jamesmaisiri5848]

I can c you're now a certified Makaveli fan

[@johnswygart7387]

That's how it was in the 90s on the block. Everything pac talked about we lived it and breathed it everyday even if you didn't want to.

[@shaheempashua6924]

Finally a non regurgitated Pac reaction Wasn't that hard was it 🧐

[@uncletee8070]

I wanted you to do this song for the longest I'm glad you did it

[@user-yo5it8qm7v]

2Pac was never known to be conservative, he spoke his mind on a lot of social issues and he said like it was,the realest mutha f that you ever known

[@bellantwain21]

So true pac be talking people still don’t listen love the video bro stay motivated dream big 1 mill on the way

[@bakihanma5849]

the greatest ever

[@Memo-GT]

Pac just throws this in your face haha

[@fifth4109]

Keep your head up legs closed eyes open 💪💪💪💪💪💪

[@user-wx3ol4gy8v]

bro 2 pac songs makes you like a life coach. the way you brake down rap to real life actions is amazing.God bless you. this is your calling.

[@consuelamosley8249]

I can relate to Pac ! We not afraid to speak and tell the truth,We say what people are afraid to say!

[@FredrickMJones]

No disrespect intended. Everything doesn't need to be over-analyzed & explained. This is 2Pac. Let his music do what it does!

[@mrlboydmusic]

www.youtube.com/@NoLifeShaq

[@Roze_Mari]

2pac was showing women the consequences to their actions if they lived this way and calling those type of women "bytchez", was a part of that consequence. Basically giving women a lesson and teaching them not to go this route. Deloris Tucker was furious of 2pac calling women bitches in his music and any other rapper also at the time in the 90s because they felt it was a sign of disrespect, so she advocated to BAN 2pacs music and the Outlawz, at one point, all rap music. But she didn't understand where they were coming from. So he was an enemy to the government because he spoke his mind/words. In a lot of this, he was right as far as fighting for freedom through his music even though he put out the "thug" image, but even his thug image was kinda different from the "thug image" they thought he was tryna be or portray. Great reaction though! Deloris Tucker was a Secretary of the commonwealth of Pennsylvania and also a civil rights activist & politician. But she wasn't a Black Panther like 2pacs mother/stepfather and 2pac himself(a 2nd generation Panther & National Chairman of the New Afrikan Panthers).

[@a83871]

I've been watching you since the first 2pac react, 2pac was the purest soul. Its easy to "judge" his life and his words in his songs today not knowing the life he lived from his POV. 2pac's words are too heavy for the world but it takes a 2pac to change the world bro. Keep reacting to him, one love.

[@knutt81]

"I don't think I will change the world, but I will SPARK the brain that WILL change the world."🖖🏾🙏🏾✊🏾

[@NathanJ7132]

Pac's poetic story-telling was TOP-TIER!

[@jcqlnr464]

Oh gosh, one of my favorite 2 Pac songs. Thanks for reacting.

[@andrewkyriacou1922]

This song should be played to any girl 14 and above. Pac is the Greatest! He let the young girl's peep game and in the SAME SONG.......He let D.L. Tucker know it's Strictly business, baby. Powerhouse Pac. (No Diddy).

[@cdd89]

2pac Street life, Lets be friends og, if my enemies love their kids, heaven ain't hard 2 find, streets r deathrow, world wide mob figgaz og, let em have it og, soon as I get home, R U Still down

[@augustineeduozor]

Listening To Pac is a Whole Lot Of #Experience The Life Had to Offer...Making The Chooses Is #Yours or Personal.

[@joemurer4506]

1 of my Favorite PAC songs I play to the uneducated ones.

[@IkesLionsDen]

Delores Tucker was an activist that wanted to ban hip hop music. She had nightmares from Tupac mentioning her in his songs. She even got her name taken off of some of his songs. God rest her soul.

[@jjggww77]

Heartz Of Men & Shorty Wannabe a Thug & All Eyez On Me Let’s Hear Some Bomb Beats! 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@TheOJsimp]

My fav Tupac song .. so relevant in todays world 💔

[@johnnyodom6915]

This song relates to all the 304s today.

[@paulygee4120]

That’s Faith Evans on the hook

[@d3cl0124]

It was, but on the retail version it's Jewell

[@syhrenz]

​@@d3cl0124facts💯 cause they couldn't get clearance on faiths vocals

[@dwayneharris616]

Ironically Faith was on this song. Can you imagine if that was released on the album and then hitemup came out?

[@matoscu]

Listen to how he switched up, he started out the song with "that's why they called you b..." than he switched to "that's why we called you b..." its both understanding watching from an outsider and also being part of the problem too.

[@cmactual]

I never heard anyone ruin this song.... 2pac says it all. Enough said

[@hughesnoel2122]

Pac was an absolute monster on the mic🎤

[@redstripe_58]

Sorry in advance for the yapping. Just read through some comments on this vid and wanted to share my thoughts. The greats in Hip Hop/Rap are regarded as such for various reasons. All of those in the common 'Top 5' or 10 amongst most people have earned their spot, and are all great in their own right. Some rappers have skills and aspects within their music like storytelling, flow, tone of voice and subject matter that are greater or worse than another when compared. We can't collectively determine one GOAT because of our opinions, feelings and bias towards our personal favourite rappers. Although I do feel as though Pac is truly the greatest. Mainly because of the incredible range of subject matter that covered throughout his albums and short career of just 5 years. Been a fan for many years and found that he has a song for any emotion or mind state. The amount of knowledge and topics that he covered throughout his songs are powerful and relatable to people of all ages and walks of life. His understanding of poetry also enabled him to articulate his thoughts and present them in the form of lyrics in a unique, poweful manner. This as well as his passion and originality is to me what sets 2Pac apart as the GOAT. Hope his music and legacy continue to inspire our youth and generations to come. RIP Pac

[@svensvensson86]

This song is pure fire

[@symonmifsud1414]

Faith Evans killed the hook on this. Puff wouldnt give Death row clearance but they still put her on it in the background

[@leonboinczak3346]

She aint on this version! theres an older version with her on the hook

[@symonmifsud1414]

@@leonboinczak3346 If you listen closely shes still there in the background. they didnt fully take her off.

[@oragbaikechukwu7458]

Nah she was taken off

[@chrisd7993]

Should play the original version that have Faith Evans singing

[@moshekgosana6314]

This is the original

[@chrisd7993]

@@moshekgosana6314 no its not. The one with Faith was recorded 1st

[@jeremymiller6830]

I knew this one was going to get a classic reaction!!! This is a MrLBoyd special lol

[@taylanpeker3090]

Newer generation is growing softer and with injustice is being told as "justice" nowadays. I was born in 1998, grew up in Turkey, my mother and my father tried their best to grow me up as an honorable man. I'm still tryna be the best version of myself with being brutally extraordinarily honest most of the people can't take it and called me names like rude, old fashioned, ignorant but I never gave up from the path I consider as "right". Long story short, f the cancel culture and the people who thinks that culture is right. We're individuals, supposed to have our own ways and chase our dreams, not become the sheeps in the herd.

[@erickjohnson6438]

Raw and uncut...that's why he's the GOAT

[@JamesSmith-1036]

I heard this when it came out. It let me know that Tupac read and understood Shakespeare. "Wear a rubber when he (DIE) smoking." Means in that time was to have an 💦. 😂 Tupac is brilliant.

[@ricardodijkhoff5520]

Yeah! Thanks for respectfully breaking this down!

[@johncurtis2876]

Listen to NEVER CALL YOU B* AGAIN FT Tyrese

[@michaelgoldsworthy2555]

This song would rock today's society...

[@collossus-yj8nf]

Beat was sampled from 50 Ways To Leave Your Lover by Paul Simon

[@southernwonder7024]

It’s sad some people don’t have a mentor in life especially when one could really help and so messages like this as harsh as it may sound or all they have that sometimes people need to hear the hard truth someone needs to paint a picture for them so that they can see what’s going on around them and maybe into their future.

[@outlaw6]

The greatest to ever do it because this is stuff that you see and was still going on to this day

[@franksmithii608]

Delores tucker is black woman who was part of a group which included Dan quil trying to censor and prohibit rap music.

[@boriskokoubekale9511]

One of the greatest song on the relashionships betwean m'en and women....this song mature liké a wine,rhe good wine

[@samuelfernandezbjj]

No one has Pacs range. The one and only Goat

[@TheSub-SaharanAmericanLegend]

Featuring FAITH EVANS on the hook

[@lakerraider100]

delores tucker was a politician and political activist that basically led a war against gangsta rap and the lyrics there in. Specifically she had a problem with what she felt was the glorification of criminality and the dehuminization of women.

[@homie-da-clown7520]

Fun fact - Did you know Tupac recorded over 700 songs in his short lived career?? To put in perspective that is almost twice(+/-300) as many as Eminem has recorded.

[@RelationshipRendezvouz]

Over 700 songs in about 5 years!

[@jubei2011]

Check out Dope Fien's Diner" by Tupac. One of his most underrated tracks but a very deep message. Rare to see a reaction to this one.

[@NOT_TODAY45]

There's a actual version woth faith evans has well who sings the hook

[@DjBacto]

that was in 96 now days with the OF damn

[@stephencox8723]

It’s insane that faith was on the track because he was definitely talking about women that move like her.

[@El-gu1qe]

I love this 2Pac reaction pac the 🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐

[@nasty.nelson]

You'd love to know Biggie's wife was actually the singer on the original version.

[@ruthlessrobk7327]

biggies wife does the hook in this song too....some people dont know that this was the song where pac said he fucked faith after they recorded it

[@knutt81]

PREACH PAC!! Edit: Check out 'Never Call U B*tch Again'.

[@lincolnfontes5099]

Guess who sang the hook, Mrs Wallace herself(Faith Evans). This is the notorious song that started the hit em up rumors

[@strongcrosby]

I love it when the quiet parts are said aloud.

[@odigomez1787]

Fun fact. Napoleon from the outlaws said Pac hated when they called women, especially black women “bitches”. He said pac would check them when they did.

[@MC-sj2ji]

Ya'll wild for having Bruh react to this song. Faith (B.I.G wife) sung the hook on the original. Bad Boy wouldn't ok the release because she was their artist.

[@hershelheilig2278]

He was talking to the Deloris Tucker who started a boycott of his music...he expalined he is not just say B ...to every woman...just the ones that act like a B explained!

[@georgecubie8560]

Basically Pac just said change your ways!! Remember Pac said " you wonder why they called you a B not that he called her a B!

[@joemomma7]

Watch some Tupac A.I. covers. 2023 Pac sounds just like him

[@weasel8826]

tupac wasn't the only one spittin on this video!!

[@stylie8713]

2pac HOLD YA HEAD reaction bro 🙌 it's fanominal

[@boonboon9118]

2pac the Greatest 👑

[@bendecidospr]

This came at a time where politicians were debating on censoring hip hop because of the use of words like b****. 2pac would explain that not all women are that word, and that that word was reserved for a certain type of person (both male and female). And, though its not a good word, people should understand why its used. Thats the point of this song. He isn't justifying or condoning calling women b****. He is explaining why its used, and trying to exhort women to not live the type of lifestyle that warrants that word in the hood.

[@zayblizz4756]

Little do ya know he was talk I’m about faith Evan’s and she was supposed to be on this track to singing in the background

[@chrisnease88]

I've been waiting for you to do this one

[@aaronmanternach5877]

Under pressure , thug life vol 1

[@remmost9688]

For the love of god….. ONLY FEAR OF DEATH …… Lfg!!!!!!

[@kellijordan7390]

What's even funnier is he got faith Evans to sing the hook!!

[@cedricburns4620]

👑 PAC DA DON MAKAVELI KILLUMINATI 👑🙏🏾💙 GIVEN OUT GAME" LISTEN UP