First time Hearing | 2pac - Ambitionz Az A Ridah Reaction

[@MrLboydReacts]

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[@DOTTAisKING]

I'll support u my G

[@redjacketrecording1232]

yessir

[@jamesf6493]

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[@HatGuy2022]

2pac: DO FOR LOVE

[@piotrswat169]

All eyes on me and this one are the best tunes on this dub CD masterpiece.Pac spoiled me hip hop was never the same after him.

[@Da-Karen-]

Almost 30 years later this man just discovered fire

[@HonkeeDorry]

Lol right!

[@asteelopaparazzi1300]

Double entreandre lol

[@tamikawright8696]

Damn shame

[@79Shrooms]

I know right lol

[@graylonperson9012]

Exactly

[@JordanJMyers]

Best opening track to an album ever. Killed this shit. Rip 2-Pac

[@stephencox8723]

If I die 2nite and bomb first are harder intros imo

[@SaucySnaggs]

@@stephencox8723 facts but this is timeless

[@stephencox8723]

@@SaucySnaggs I agree

[@MrShaystreet]

💯

[@donovanpitts6907]

@@stephencox8723if I die 2nite is his best song period

[@jamessowder193]

His mic presence is so strong because he's coming straight from the heart!

[@dangelowash1183]

That's the reason why he is a better artist an all. East coast got to cerebral, rapping on pings and Chings, lyrical but not touching the soul.... That's why music has been in the south so long and why Pac is championed everywhere else... Beats, lyrics and touching the soul is key

[@Undermineded-333]

U can have the clout I know who I am so carry on

[@andrewkyriacou1922]

Real talk!

[@СтаниславКарпиченко-я6т]

I dont believe you never heard this masterpiece

[@srodriguez591]

Your about to find out why he’s so loved!.. THE GOAT.

[@bidong]

Biggie just entered the chat! 🐐🐐🐐

[@roberttapia2429]

Yes sir pac is the greatest West coast All day West side is the best side

[@Twilight.Princess]

I think Tupac is ONE of the GOATs. I wouldn’t say THE GOAT only because I believe longevity is part of the discussion and Tupac was only active for around 7/8 years. Sadly he was taken too soon. But of course you’re free to believe he’s THE GOAT. I wouldn’t argue that really.

[@DrSapo-vs4zr]

@@bidong funny man

[@epongwuditis4716]

Big facts

[@bendecidospr]

One thing thats missing from a lot of Reacts is context. This song, for example, was essentially 2Pac’s reintroduction to the world after being in jail. The image he had prior to jail is radically different from the image he puts out here. This is the image of a man on a quest for revenge, and that knew his time was coming soon. It was also representative of gangsta rap in the 90s west era. Yes, technically California Love was his breakout, as I believe it was his first single after joining Death Row, but this is the one that solidified his image, and it was the first track on this album. This is the 2Pac people remember most, even though it was the least lived.

[@bojax]

Facts...Pac had an unbelievable ability to put you in whatever mood he was feeling, and this album was him putting certain people on notice. It's a shame that misinformation, misunderstandings, and misgivings caused us to lose two of the greatest in Hip Hop.

[@TreyParker318]

Facts. When he did Killuminati, he said thats the music he really wanted to make. All Eyez on Me was just to get those songs done to pay back Suge. Even tho the album is still an absolute classic. It's not really the songs he really wanted to do. Me against the World is my fav Pac album. It's damn near perfect.

[@mohamedtarquijalloh1620]

This track always sends me back to 96. The first CD is a childhood classic. Fugees’ The Score does same.

[@cromdaleblvd4677]

2pac in his mind became a Don after leaving jail!!!! He became Makaveli THA DON!!!

[@coolnesss16]

When you really listen Pac isn't all to different on All Eyez On Me than he was on Me Against The World or even Thug Life Volume 1

[@NoName-jb4tl]

No MC on the east could touch Pac.

[@AbdulB]

Not a single one

[@lounabetoshana3391]

Almost 30 years later I still listen 95 percent of the time listen to Tupac 💯

[@ryanvittner1929]

Same

[@bottomuptv9836]

Fo sho!

[@Moose96080]

2pac troublesome 96 , how do you want it, only god can judge me reaction by the man Tupac a. Shakur

[@Alihussein8]

Gotta add against all odds and me and my girlfriend to that list as well. 🔥

[@4maru786]

Yeeeee Toda esa mierda es mierda pura y dura ✓

[@1969Makaveli]

And Hail Mary and Me & my Girlfriend

[@allison5660]

It’s absolutely unfair to compare Pac to anyone breathing or dead. His ability to connect and his deliveries are are just second to none 🥶🥶

[@safdaryaseen7103]

True 2pac goat, then it's the rest

[@ThomasMckinney-g1n]

He is on an island by his self

[@pla4825]

I agree 100%

[@DorseyJackson]

Tupac spoke to a certain type of pain that couldn't be understood unless you lived it.

[@lawrencechukwu1742]

Absolutely. You got his drift

[@Mayelito7]

Pac has a way of booming lyrics and feelings with his voice (which no doubt came from his upbringing) that made it sound like you were listening to Malcolm X or MLK Jr…

[@CraigWilson-e2p]

Facts

[@tankwhite.7036]

Daz made that beat and Pac killed it straight fire 🔥

[@lealandrayford]

one of the HARDEST rap songs EVER!!! DAZ on the track🔥🔥🔥

[@NewEdgeDesigns]

3rd verse is absolutely perfection.. Any other rapper would have ran out of breath, the bars are madness..

[@mookiestewart3776]

This is what we call “no one on the east coast would have been able to make something this good”

[@OnlyUknow2]

Fr and still can't lmao

[@royal_eternal]

True that! 🔥

[@popoxn3448]

Pac frm NY

[@Nobody_Cares913]

That's pretty closed minded

[@crazybalrog4033]

Laughs in Illmatic

[@MiniTruckinChic1]

What I love about 90’s rap artists is, when you heard a song, you knew exactly who it was, they each had their own style-Tupac, Biggie, Bone thugs and harmony, etc. these days everybody sounds the same, nobody has a unique sound that’s easily identifiable to the artist which is why I don’t listen to today’s rap music. Love your reactions!

[@0003-t6x]

Biggie copied Pac’s style and concepts. His ready to die album was inspired by Pac who was actually facing life struggles and was suicidal at the time. But he did have his own flow.

[@Robby_C]

Pac was def more about charisma, structure, and delivery, opposed to complex schemes and bars. He had a way of making something simple sound extremely powerful.

[@graylonperson9012]

Facts

[@SaucySnaggs]

Most tracks that’s the case but if u look deep in his catalogue he has lyrical songs but he is known for lost of lyrical songs just energy and delivery rip pac

[@tankwhite.7036]

Exactly

[@Robby_C]

@@SaucySnaggs no doubt he has lyrical talent. I’m speaking in general. Which clearly you agree with since you said “most tracks that the case”

[@NewEdgeDesigns]

Because it came from his life and his heart, not from some fantasy or movie story line..

[@CoachTC23]

The myth of him still being alive wasn’t because of delusional fans. It came from exactly what you said. He literally pre recorded hundreds of songs, as if he knew it was coming. And dozens of songs that foreshadowed his own death. Wild journey all around. Enjoy the journey my guy 🙏

[@copyright5863]

Yea, and lyrics like "“I heard a rumor I died, murdered in cold blood dramatized / Pictures of me in my final stage you know Mama cried / But that was fiction, some coward got the story twisted / Like I no longer existed, mysteriously missin’.”" From Ain't Hard 2 Find - help fuel the remors further;

[@derekstover2236]

Juicewld kinda did the same

[@nicholasholloway8743]

@@copyright5863 then you got Blak Haze, sounds just like him just a little raspier, older if you will.

[@dadarkknight36310]

Also the fact he gave himself the nickname makavalli

[@emmashalliker6862]

Death Row put it out there as well.

[@StantonDJJoker]

Why this song matters is because he was literally telling us all his plan from then on. Deep down his fiery rage burned.

[@Salamon.Vatore]

Definitely “Shed So Many Tears”, classic from Me Against the World

[@calmatesmontes9311]

Shed so many tears, me against the world, unconditional love, life goes on. I think songs like these are good to react to, especially for non pac fans. Non pac fans just know his thug persona and don't know his other side. Once your aware of both sides and know he's got more to offer, your appreciate his music even more.

[@abdelmessiht]

2pac before signing to death row and the jail time is definitely on a different vibe than after, it's worth listening to side by side and seeing the change

[@AlanSelph]

🙌🏽 YES !

[@epongwuditis4716]

Facts

[@warinspruit7428]

Agree would suggest those as well.. but also ; so much pain, Lord knows & young nigg*s..

[@kiddmobb4759]

I understand your stance on Pac considering u grew up not listening to his music and u did and still take the opportunity to sneak diss hear and there also but I must respect the fact that even with your biases u don't try to diminish his skill with game and give him his props alot of Biggie lovers won't do that I watched u grove to this track more than any but u've only just begun to touch the surface of Pac's discography im going to truly enjoy your journey into his music great reaction!

[@dubbeatdown]

Don't trip he listen to pac while working out

[@kiddmobb4759]

@@dubbeatdown....ohhh ok , Pac always wins in the end!💯

[@deadlymantis4210]

Im not sure if he's aware that Pac is from East Harlem....So a fellow NY'er

[@JDollas]

@@deadlymantis4210 he was born in NY and lived there as a baby I get it. Claiming him as a New Yorker is a reach tho.

[@ibestrokin]

@@JDollas literally MC New York

[@jaybeam1466]

My favorite rap song ever written. Probably the most iconic 90's rap song. Always imitated, but never matched.

[@aaronmcnamee3967]

How is it even possible to not know all these 2pac songs, where has this man been sleeping

[@kurlyking237]

Shed so many tears is a powerful song! That would be a great reaction.

[@silentkreeper95]

IMO his best song!!

[@tcook2236]

THE GREATEST HIPHOP SONG IN MY BOOK... HE SAY HE AINT CHECKING FOR BARS BUT THIS SONG WAS BARRED UP AND A POETIC FATALITY... PAC THE 🐐🐐

[@paulbibbee1671]

My murderous lyrics, equipped with spirits of the thugs before me

[@tcook2236]

@@paulbibbee1671 I believe he was missing the bars because the song sounded so good .. 💯🔥🔥🔥

[@tcook2236]

@@paulbibbee1671 stay off the block evading cops/ I knowwww they coming for me/ I been hesitant to reappear/ been away years/ now that I'm back/ my adversaries been reduced to tears...... 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@paulbibbee1671]

​@@tcook2236 Niggas'll feel the fire of my mother's corrupted seed

[@jakob3044]

@@tcook2236 break it down

[@TheSub-SaharanAmericanLegend]

2pac is RAP = That's why he's the greatest rapper of all-time. Didn't say MC. Just rap. Difference between an MC and a Rapper.

[@GPG3211]

Pacs flow was crazy on any beat

[@dirtyface-capone7622]

"Sure as some bytches bleed, niccaz'll feel the fire from my mother's corrupted seed" -Dope rhyme!

[@chrisallen493]

Pac was the mlk of rap when he spoke he spoke from the gut like mlk he wanted u to feel everything

[@Lyvette2000]

He made this as soon as he got out of prison. He was on fire I remember this case this is my Anthem!!!!

[@jeffmorphis5667]

This entire album is fire 🔥

[@PackZTerrible]

Im from germany and i listened to pac and biggie around the same time. Both were ahead of their time and i appreciate them for what they did.

[@Иракскоесоветское]

Tupac 🐐

[@barche21]

Stick to Rammstein dude.

[@NOT_TODAY45]

This was the 1st double hip hop cd by hio hop artist

[@brookehornback1896]

2 Pacs confidence and charisma made him appealing.Well honestly it was downright sexy.#1

[@_Demigod]

5:04 is my favorite part. You can see in your reaction what millions of people felt the moment they heard this man. As you said he is standing ten toes behind every word he is saying . I always believed him and big are two different sides of the same coin , respectively Big n Pac was our Martin and Malcom . Rip to the twin towers of rap . Much respect on the KZbin brotha keep ‘em coming!

[@2pactheblackpanther]

"This is how u rap"..finaly I found someone who understands rap.thats y 2pac is universal, look at me I obsessed by him and am from Ethiopia still I understand his music.

[@justdenis9368]

Please listen to these three songs: 'It Ain't Easy', 'Me Against The World' and 'Unconditional Love'. Also 'Keep Ya Head Up' and 'I Get Around'. These are ridiculously good.

[@davidbryce1985]

Me against the world is my personal all time favorite song in general, not just Pac song

[@pb4ugo08]

It ain’t easy. One of the most underrated songs by PAC. I bump it all the time.

[@justdenis9368]

@@pb4ugo08 BIG SAME

[@davidbryce1985]

@@pb4ugo08 that’s a great song. Really let’s you in to where his thoughts were around that whole time. And the fact he predicted some things. The whole album of Me Against the World is a work of art. To me it’s the best rap album. Hands down Pacs best album. Each time I hear So Many Tears and the bass comes in it throws me way back to being a kid listening to it

[@davidbryce1985]

Unconditional Love always gets me on that first verse. It is a deeply emotional and moving song. One of the handful that chokes me up

[@LamhaourikRedouane]

Tupac the best.

[@craigsolano8812]

Tupac is still my favorite. Hands down

[@KhawChing]

I can hardly wait for him to react to Me and My Girlfriend. Most of Pac's stuff is straight forward. He doesn't use a lot of doubles or triples but in that track he uses quite a bit of it.

[@216Zilla]

keep listening to the GOAT..good job

[@abubakarauna6831]

Pac was special spiritual straight from the heart pac is a observation of human condition

[@a-manandTTGo2Channel]

I really enjoy your commentary on 2pac. Pac is my favorite MC so I respect a east coast individual like yourself that never grew up on Pac and now discovering his work is cool too see. If you can react to “Against All Odds” and “Bomb 1st” of his Makaveli album thank you

[@derrickmoorehead5135]

I love these comments shows its real 2pac fans out there

[@vito100]

Do “Shed So Many Tears” from the “Me Against the World Album

[@normantorres3546]

This song like many of his songs was done in 15 min. 2PAC wrote the lyrics and the hook for "how do you want it" in 5 min. He would make 3 songs in 1 hour. His work ethic was like no other. He is TRULY MISSED as ALL THE GREAT ONES are. RIP LEGEND❤️. You should do a reaction to "made figgas" by 2PAC ft. Outlawz

[@andrewkyriacou1922]

He saying I only have ambition left! No fear! He’s Ambitions as a Rider!

[@ThugLifeModafocah]

this is one of my favorites songs of all... always gives me goosebumps.

[@nbkolivas1]

Daz on the beat🔥🔥🔥

[@scas1239]

The line “got da police bustin at me but they can’t do nothing to a G” is not literal but it is. They can break him break his spirit stop his purpose, they can’t change him they can’t kill him because he will always live on!

[@terrelltyler4308]

AIN'T NO WAY YOU A 70 OR 80"s BABY AND JUST NOW LISTENING TO PAC BRUH 🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤦🏾‍♂️

[@p0lar83]

I heard the end of the song and immediately expected to hear "all about u" next lol

[@sagesarabia5053]

Of course you have no complaints man. It’s one of the best songs by the best rapper to ever live.

[@aaronmanternach5877]

"Heartz of men," "under pressure," and "got to survive" most underrated pac songs!

[@Andros666]

At 6:30 he realized he had greatness and was waiting 30 years 🎉

[@jamessowder193]

So Many Tears, Hellrazor (amazing!), Death Around The Corner, R U Still Down (Raise 'em Up).

[@thomasdevany8251]

never b peace..NEVER B PEACE, absolutely one of his best tracks

[@brianhellm755]

My favorite track

[@brianargo1659]

I listen to this song at Least once a day. And have been since it came out. He made that album less than a week after Suge knight bonded him out of jail and signed him to Death Row. And it was a 2 disc album with 20+ songs

[@FluffyNoble]

2pac , 'so many tears' , you will not regret it

[@lawrencechukwu1742]

Tupac is the goat 🐐 of Rap music

[@Brosko559]

94-95 this sh$t was playing in every hood and lots of cars in Cali..

[@stephencox8723]

this came out in 96 tho. i hear what you're saying, however.

[@marleymoo5810]

If I die tonight!!!!

[@MathewWeaver73]

I am absolutely blown away that you have not heard this song before. It is a classic.

[@cedricburns4620]

PAC 👑

[@MissionJesus370]

College i had this bumpin in the head phones. Someone asked me what it was

[@dsener1]

Pac is a legend. You can not compare his music to now days..back in the 90’s hip hop and rap was a different beast dealing with different challenges and issues. Pac used to walk around with a video camera to film the way the police was treating him. He and including all the OG rappers from that era paved the way for today wannabe rappers…

[@seannunally]

Now dis is my favorite song

[@TheDaVincciChronicles]

“This is how you tap.” Exactly.

[@audi0slave]

Keep the 2pac coming! 🔥🔥Would love to see you react to "Keep Ya Head Up", "Changes", "Pain", or "Me Against The World"🤘

[@marcust6479]

This shit give u goosebumps 30 years later

[@deg6788]

Yes Mr Boyd this is 2pac at his finest ❤❤

[@oliviadevoe993]

Watching you attempt to contain your reaction was priceless...Pac is a Goat

[@jerzyjesssa2119]

You’re not even intellectual inept to comprehend the lyrics. If you No anything about the man you’re listening to he actually lived that life!!!

[@kilotw1446]

What makes this and the all Eyez on me album so 🔥🔥 is that this is when 2 Pac really found himself as a artist. Like he intertwined his original style with a whole new style and started feeling himself more, with a lot more to prove 💯

[@stemid85]

I love watching an east coast nyc Biggie fan discover Pac. This was the first song on his All eyez on me album and it was also the first song I heard from the first Pac album I bought when I put the tape into my cousins car stereo. Memories! 👍👍👍👍🔥

[@bryanwong1625]

When this song was released this guy was about 20. How is it possible he has not listened to this

[@dellyce894]

Nah he was 10

[@tonybanzo]

I appreciate your honesty fam

[@OLahh29]

one of the best albums ever created.

[@cedricburns4620]

👑PAC

[@kalibkadafi7747]

He says in many songs about being a musical mercenary. Would explain alot about his friction he was bringing.

[@lboogie6958]

When your head just move By itself 🎭 2pac

[@anthonymirkovich5156]

So many tears is a great song

[@gannonpass12]

An Absolute Rap Masterpiece!

[@lowkeywoodfella]

2pac death around da corner, if I die tonight, when we ride on our enemies

[@cjkoumas1ify]

Appreciate your reactions, nice to see you steadily exposing yourself to Tupac. Shed so many tears would be great next.

[@reybattaglia]

He is the one!!!!

[@Mikah234]

This song has always been fire!!! The Goat for me.

[@cedricburns4620]

👑PAC❤️

[@brian95240]

You can hear where 50 got his idea of cadence for "In da Club" from. This song specifically sounds like it was the inspiration for that delivery style.

[@ericc6905]

Life goes on…..definitely have to listen to that from him

[@Silver_79]

Troublesome’96 needs to be next!

[@danielg.8838]

2pac, so many tears 👌🏽

[@themrkoxi8334]

2pac made this song, when he came out of prison.

[@joebluezcologne1023]

The dopest opener of an an double album🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@pla4825]

This beat is freaking classic 😁

[@ItsDesm]

He mentions "getting out" or "when I get out" in many songs since he wrote much of them behind bars

[@billybland5694]

2pac & outlaws still I rise

[@TheNOBSTV]

How has he not heard this before? At his age atleast it must have been playing from somewhere else around him...