My new fave?! 2Pac's "So Many Tears"

[@poppystewart9206]

you have been witness to the edgar allen poe of rap......... GOAT PAC!!!

[@derekdonnell6503]

YEAHHHH!!!!!!!!!! FACTS!!!!!!

[@diinomaaxi]

On God

[@Brandon-bw7oc]

TELL EM LL

[@coreychambers5004]

Don’t compare Pac to that Weirdo pedophile

[@richardchabalala9915]

He's the greatest of all times 🇿🇦

[@SandraP3796]

Yeah 🇿🇦🇿🇦

[@mrlewis447]

Say it again

[@kennethgomez8827]

Is he known in your country? I wonder how popular he really is.

[@RetroToMetroReactions]

He was/is very well known. It just wasn’t my type of music and I didn’t take the time to learn.

[@havok6280]

Me Against the World is my favorite 2pac album. One great song after another.

[@jrbrawlersgaming1816]

Mine too

[@ShawnNDaHood]

Mine 3

[@miked2445]

This whole album is God tier.

[@reissoscienny48]

This album was released right after Pac went inside for his sentence. 1st artist. to have a #1 album while in jail.

[@antoniowoodget460]

PAC was wayyyyyyyy ahead of his time GOD sent him here for a special mission to complete in a short period of time and PAC accomplished it as GOD ordered him to with that kind of knowledge and power to reach people of allll color's and races and alll around the world only GOD can put that in a human being noooo other artists will ever come close except DMX period

[@Osvie01-uc8go]

His All Eyez on Me album is always considered his best work, but for me his real masterpiece is Me Against the World. It felt more personal, and the music was incredible.

[@primeminister66]

Indeed

[@kashanteche]

A modern Shakespeare, is all.

[@ewitha_kay]

The beautiful thing about Tupac was that he was not just telling his stories but others around him. This song was written and recorded before he went to prison.

[@LJLee-gt9uw]

Pac expresses the internal dialog amd rage of lots of blk men here america

[@undergroundwes2682]

This is one of the greatest songs ever created. It's a song that cuts deep into the pain of the soul of humanity.

[@mralfonzohoward5175]

He is 22 going on 23 when he did this album it was released while he was in prison he was dealing with so many different things at the same time

[@latoshaadams3828]

This song here touches me

[@foxxfruit4240]

He wrote about his own Death in many of his songs..like the Nostradamus of rap

[@montezuumah]

He knew certain organizations were on his neck for who he was.. He was hip to all the tactics of the ruling class thru his Mother and Black Panther elders People love claiming he was obsessed over dying early but they never bring that part up.. The people who wanted him silenced hate how people are able to hear his message and other Messiah's..

[@qthemusicdj]

This needs to be taught in high school. Talk about dark, poignant poetry. Genius

[@jamesnorris2159]

Growing up in the ghetto and living in poverty was hard/But songs like this helps you keep ur head up!

[@leebutz4727]

🙏🏿 💪🏿

[@ricostarz2016]

PAC was a true poet!

[@gameingzxc]

The base on this song go hard❤❤

[@lowlevelrepresentationchap3764]

The 3 most influential voices socially in music history to me. 3: Bob Dillon 2: Bob Marley 1: Tupac Shakur.

[@junglejuice724]

This Song touched my soul. It got me through some troubling times and still sends chills through my body every time I listen to it. RIP 2 tha 🐐

[@theoriginalmurphy5015]

Now Im lost & Im weary so many tears Im suicidal so dont stand near me, my every move Is a calculated step to bring my closer to embrace an early death. 2pac was ahead of his time, the whole me against the world album, Is a work of art his best work.

[@mr.caldwell7065]

Pac's music wasn't the masterpiece..he was the masterpiece..I avoid his music these days... what we lost I can't put into words.. good luck diving into his music... it'll be painful because you'll recognize the human the world Lost

[@Cabbitania]

Recognizing the human that the world lost is exactly why i continue to listen to his music and watch his interviews, no matter how many times i've heard any particular song and even when it's painful and makes me break down and cry.. I mourn that loss by celebrating that life

[@mr.caldwell7065]

@@Cabbitania I'm the same age as him..I've met him... the world doesn't know what he truly was.. again.. good luck on your journey..it will be filled with wonder joy but ultimately sadness...I miss that man...

[@sht4255]

I realy love the way that Charlene Can feel the spirit of Tupac's songs. I am from France Paris and i Can feel the same thing right here ! God bless you Charlene. R.i.p Big brotha Tupac 😉

[@TSolo-kz9sf]

Spent 11 years w / 10 months straight on my 2 term in a Ca box. And this track every time brings my eyes to melt. The raw realities in each bar unveiled the world around you that live in a bubble. ❤

[@GreenMile2Stepper]

my all time PAC favorite 🧙🏿‍♂️✌🏾

[@THECH0SEN0NE82]

thank you so much for noticing 2pacs tone. soooooooooooooooo many rappers are great with the rapping part and all the aspects of being an emcee and thats great, but 2pac's music made you FEEL what he saying. you felt his pain or anger or even one of my fav 2pac songs ''str8 ballin'' where you can feel the charisma oozing off him. as long as people are still out there living the same struggles he talked about 2pacs music will be timeless.

[@cmrjc74]

Pac is life for some of us that connect with him emotionally

[@Frainkey]

2pac's songs weren't exactly chronologically getting sadder, rougher, etc. There are just many facets of individual people that you can write an uplifting song, a song about things you struggle with, and a party song all in the same week, month, year. So many tears and dear momma were released the same year in 1995. 2pac rapped/wrote in the moment, whatever that moment was, whatever was on his mind. In 93' song titles like Strugglin, Soujah's revenge, Keep your head up, and I get around. So I wouldn't say he chronologically sank into some deep abyss that he couldn't escape. He was already there day 1 telling everyone about it through his raps.

[@atooda8742]

On point.

[@nimanknight662]

His lyrics bring so many tears... he was raw.

[@shantalclayborn9853]

“This song was BEAUTIFUL “..masterpiece ❤..love your review

[@apprentessjgooden2263]

This was sampled from Stevie Wonder - That Girl

[@newme1813]

I've been listening to the original (Stevie Wonder's-That Girl) for the last 3 days!❤ As Tupac grew and was seeing life for what it was for HIM, his hopes for a solid life started to wane! He saw too much, too fast, and was still trying to process it all.. WHILE BEING A STAR!😢

[@TimothySlickback]

Back in elementary i thrived on misery Left me alone i grew amongst a dying breed. The world stopped spinning for a while when Pac was killed. I still tear up when i hear certain songs i could relate to and so many tears is one of them.

[@undershady101]

2pac was a huge influence to me through his lyrics of understanding and his ability to paint multiple pictures of a very real reality. If I can recommend a few songs from me to you, they would be: 1. Unconditional Love by 2Pac 2.Until The End of Time RP Remix - 2Pac. 3.Trading War Stories by 2Pac 4.R U Still Down by 2Pac 5.Me Against The World by 2pac

[@EdmondMonroe]

Classic

[@Fowler0526]

Personally the album Me Against The World, in which this song is on, is probably the best album he ever released

[@Roland_Bishop662]

I spend my time in this cell, ain't livin' well. I know my destiny is Hell, where did I fail?

[@georgeevans1149]

Thats why we here... You're so real, authentic and genuine....Thnx for reacting to this song...this is one of my favorites....React to Tupacs video "I get around"....He is smiling and happy in that video😁

[@awelch31]

😂😂 Yeah he’s happy on that one. I would be too

[@georgeevans1149]

@@awelch31 yes indeed🤣

[@alexb4257]

THE ONLY RAPPER EVER YOU HAVE TO CRY AND SCREAM THE LYRICS BECAUSE YOU FEEL EM IN YOUR SOUL I MISS PAC BRO

[@petehill-st2ow]

Tupac Life Goes On

[@georgeevans1149]

Yes yes "LIFE GOES ON" is a reaction I hope wevwill get to see soon💯‼️

[@pmaximus5659]

Thank you for reacting to this.. so deep and we appreciate you sharing your thoughts

[@GoGetYourShinebox]

I’ve prob heard every Tupac track available and this is my favourite

[@PhillipBone-m6u]

Visit "Death Around the Corner"

[@YUNNGP]

This song is clearly about bro selling his soul for a lifestyle thats slowky killing him ....some of his most personal work

[@antoniobernardo5641]

2pac G.O.A.T BRAZIL NA Área

[@KenjiTaylor-eb1sf]

The next Tupac song I would, love to debate on is called.uncontional love!

[@KenJames9911]

2Pac- "Unconditional love", "Starin thru my Rearview", "Life goes on"...

[@georgeevans1149]

3 really great songs I agree💯‼️

[@proccrip8124]

Great reaction sis . Me against the world is another great song too. Great reaction to this classic.

[@mphoradebe1163]

Charlene trust me I am 50year old, some of 2pac's song still cuts me deep to this day. He wrote his songs mostly based from what he was going through at that moment one of those hard heating songs is Unconditional love but trust me he has a good catalogue of songs.

[@montezuumah]

He knew certain organizations were on his neck for who he was and his family's involvement in the Black Panthers.. People love claiming he was obsessed over dying early and predicted his early demise & brought it into existence but they never bring that part up.. The people who wanted him silenced hate how people are able to hear his message and other Messiah's..

[@adancabrera4861]

Thugz Mansion is another hit

[@J.U.D.G.E.M.E.N.T.D.A.Y]

Rest N Power Makaveli ❤ My Thug Angel C ya at the next level bro U still rising

[@isabellacristina790]

2pac temptations reaction

[@jeanniehughes1761]

You are doing great I’ve seen your channel and passed wrong bias Tupac and many appreciate your honest and I see u feel his music I’m 72 my favorite nephew sat me down to listen to this Lp at the time I couldn’t appreciate it and I thought it was dark but after following his music and life and I’m from Berkeley I was there when he got beaten up by the Oakland police for Jay walking and because they didn’t believe his real name great reaction

[@charleswilson6067]

Thank you for understanding our culture and having an open mind ❤❤❤

[@nikkisatchel4699]

this is my favorite song of his, followed by LORD KNOWS...its off of his best album in my opinion ME AGAINST THE WORLD, dear mama was on that same album

[@hybrid.catastrophic.impact6071]

When you can please check out 2Pac- Me against the world, 2Pac-Do for love, 2pac-I ain't mad at you.

[@lilyhayfron2245]

He was 2real

[@peyman7dayz]

From Afghanistan to iconic 2pac who also mentioned Middle East in his songs and he is someone who never die still we cry with his songs in Afghanistan 🇦🇫💔🤲🏼

[@tru2thastyle]

His 1995 album Me Against The World was full of mostly, personal introspection. This is a bit of a departure from his mostly political lyrics on his previous two albums. The blues sample on this track really brings his lyrics about depression to the forefront. Classic track.

[@KnikkiBKnice]

My uncle helped find and produce Tupac. I met Tupac as a young kid. A beautiful soul.

[@QYgod]

Word, tell me more

[@champagneveli552]

Who is your uncle?

[@jrbrawlersgaming1816]

Yea tupac is my brother, biological.🤣🤣

[@lovinglife2150]

THIS IS MY FAVORITE SONG BY PAC!!! I could listen to this track All day long on REPEAT!!

[@stopthehate5427]

Ill advise u to listen to his mtv interview from 94.he was 23 in that interview and u can tell this man is something diffrent then any artist that came before him.he was here for all of us not just for himself.great artist.even greater humen being.r.i.p tupac amaru shakur Sorry for my english im not from the u.s

[@melissaetheridge6972]

Thank you for making Tupac video I requested this video thank you❤

[@CarlosHernandez-zl6jz]

DMX - Lord Give Me a Sign.

[@slvtre6728]

I'd like to think I'm tough, raised outta Detroit when the city went bankrupt, but the pain is terrible and I feel lost and hurt with this world. Even now this song resonates with me and brings tears to my eyes when I consider he had already embraced his early death, and humankind still can't seem to love each other. I don't mean to ramble, I just remember this song as a kid, but I feel it now. Thank you

[@ashtoncalle]

awesome reaction. thanks for the hard work. can you do ''hellraiser'' by pac? look forward to the next one.

[@tyedes4253]

Guy had his ups and downs. He was extremely intelligent, but just a person. He was consistent though.

[@AntonioSam-s4p]

I was waiting on this one for you. Beautiful despondency is what I call it.

[@ogolodarlington1335]

PAC is the G.O.A.T

[@warrsadit9649]

2pac - Letter to my unborn child. Is a great song I think you would love …

[@mrberry0823]

That song was produced by the late shock g. Love the reaction by the way🫶🏿🫶🏿🫶🏿

[@roderickwelch6087]

I know some rappers even him raps violently sometimes because they be with so much unseen shit I appreciate you exploring yourself and get a broader scope what really going on and understanding THANKS FOR Your OPEN MIND😂😂😂😂

[@Cabbitania]

Death Around The Corner, So Many Tears and Lord Knows are a few of the earliest examples of exploring and discussing mental health that i ever personally experienced in hip hop. With all 3 coming from the same album forever etches Me Against The World as a top 5 album for me

[@melissaetheridge6972]

We are all embodiment of love divinity resides in all of us. 2pac❤

[@QYgod]

I noticed the more you listen to PAC, the more new faves you have, I get it, that's how I was when I first heard PACs music

[@falfighter]

imho this is tupacs best work. simply beautiful and tragic

[@2one_pac]

I luv these song i luv all things about 2pac, he's so genuine, crazy, he is the best of all times, one luv str8 from Brazil, thank you so much for this reaction.

[@rodneyporter715]

I’m back. Thank you love your style never change your delivery.

[@RetroToMetroReactions]

Welcome back!

[@ReddDollaBill]

This is my favorite Pac track. Love the beat!!!!

[@hybrid.catastrophic.impact6071]

2Pac was such a special voice especially for the black community. Most certainly an inspiration. His mind and pain ran deeper than the Mariana trench. Great reaction.

[@mrlewis447]

This man touch everyone you don't today hip hop touching people like pac did.

[@fdotflames8507]

Hello Miss Charlene, I don’t know if you’re aware but at the time of Tupac’s video for this song he was locked up for the assault charge so he wasn’t able to be apart of the video shoot. To my knowledge that’s a body double. And what he’s talking about coincide with what he’s going through at that very moment. So that’s why people call him a prophet sometimes, it’s like he spoke things into existence, or spoke as if he knew he didn’t have much more time left.

[@derekdonnell6503]

PAC GIVE ME THE CREEPS ON SERIOUS TRACKS LIKE THIS ONE. AND THE NEXT ONE YOU GONNA LISTEN TO. DAMN!!!

[@babygeneral1985]

You gonna like "Life Goes On" - 2PAC & "Unconditional Love" - 2PAC

[@fifth4109]

MC NEW YORK still had that boom bap gotta love it

[@montezuumah]

I have a hard time picking my favorite 2pac song but this one's up there.. too many to pick just one

[@lamontwilliams4172]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@mainlystaking1196]

Tupac is a living legend. He lives on through your videos ❤

[@atooda8742]

I like your reviews they are so real. This Is my all rime favorite Pac song he speaks to my experiences to the letter. This song resonated with me when it came out fresh out of prison walking through the streets of East Oakland. I could hear this playing from cars. The instrumentation the bigness of the sound, and Pacs voice and words are piercing through. At the time, no other rapper displayed as much raw emotion and pain on a song. This was more or less the first of its kind. In my humble opinion, that is.

[@fananxele8293]

You've just gained another subscriber, I really love how you breakdown Pac's songs and interviews. very informative 🙏🙌

[@stephenmlangeni1243]

This man was a poet, it's so sad that many don't know and this is coming from an atheist, so was Bob Marley

[@db.-artislife3663]

He is definitely One of those artists who put his heart into it for us , more than not. Kind of wonder of he was with us now.

[@forty434]

don't ever be sorry Retro

[@zubenthungkingkikon1606]

4:56 his lyrics 😮

[@ryanB9722]

I think it would really help understand his songs and his lyrics, to watch the documentaries on his life. Starting with resurrection as I do believe this one has the best clarity to who he really was (not to mention that it’s all narrated in his own voice by editing the endless audio of him out in the world today). When a person knows his story better they’re able to pick up on his lyrics and connect to them better

[@RetroToMetroReactions]

I can’t seem to get Resurrection here, but I was able to find Dear Mama.

[@StoneyProductions]

😎✊👍👍👍 big like

[@foxxfruit4240]

Another side of him is a song called “Can you get away” by 2pac

[@rpsibley73]

my favorite Pac song

[@corrynthiaiam9205]

Have you reviewed Unconditional Love by Tupac?.. I think that would be a good one. After Tupac got shot & did time in Prison his songs became harder/angry in opinion. So Im glad you explored his softer side 1st; to understand why we love him.