OUR FIRST TIME HEARING 2Pac - Ambitionz Az A Ridah REACTION | FINALLY HEARD THE FULL SONG!!! 🤯🔥

[@tmillzmiller5427]

That whole album was crazy. Pac will always be the GOAT

[@reddyred5097]

Absolutely!!!

[@R30-o2x]

There will never be another greater than pac

[@tankwhite.7036]

Couldn't sleep without listen to All Eyez On Me Albums.

[@ricardohilliger3566]

@@R30-o2x by lyrics no by sold albums mhm EMINEM but only in the fact that pac was murdered in 1996

[@rypsterhc8673]

why y'all commenting the same in every fckin video? You really got that necessity to get likes?

[@lounabetoshana3391]

AIN'T NOBODY BETTER THAN TUPAC! 💯

[@derekhambleton4746]

Except biggy. Coming from California born

[@mattbailey672]

@@derekhambleton4746I’m sorry for you

[@peeped_out]

​@mattbailey672 quote tupacs hardest bar.... he had great influence, but he's no where near the greatest lyricist. Most people who say that are just riding and can't decipher a simple triple entendre

[@Nesian-Crim]

FACTS 💯🔥🔥🔥

[@jdac22]

@@peeped_outPAC’s rhymes were very poetic and deep. His voice, the passion in his rhymes, along with his lyricism makes him the greatest rapper ever. Like Em said, “You don’t hear Pac, you FEEL Pac.” There’s many rappers with strong punchlines. That don’t prove much. But everything I explained about Pac is what separates him from everyone else. Pac is the most versatile rapper ever. It’s just no comparison.

[@marcroe2420]

Ol girl couldnt stop grinnin once she heard the beat and the flow. LOL Pac forever!

[@Gotti360]

Fun Fact: He recorded this entire double album in only two weeks, after being released from prison.......TWO WEEKS He also made a version of this called "Ambitionz as a fighter" for Tyson. Tyson entered the ring to it a few times.

[@vinniewheeler5441]

Straight fact THERE AINT SHIT ELSE TO DO BUT WORK OUT WRITE AND READ. LOLOL WHILE YOU LOCKED. LOLOLOL PAC WROTE HIS ASS OFF

[@vinniewheeler5441]

And play cards.ololol

[@demetriusjeffery8891]

That's why Pac is the GOAT.

[@leomesssi209]

Only took him 2 weeks to make the greatest hip-hop album of all time

[@jrdm87]

And it sold 5 million in 2 months, goat shit.

[@tcook2236]

One of the greatest hip-hop songs and beats of all time. My favorite Tupac song if possible... He tatted into another level on this one... Fun fact they say he was yelling so hard into the mic that he short circuit the power and it went dark in the studio....

[@dirtyface-capone7622]

That was Hit Em Up..When he started ranting towards the end.He literally broke the mic with just the intensity in his voice.

[@tcook2236]

@@dirtyface-capone7622 you correct I always get those mixed up because on this track they say he recorded this one with the lights off... and hit em up he short circuit the power... Appreciate the correction

[@rango6975]

I listened to too much of 2pac to have a favorite lmao, but def can see this being top 3 for ANYBODY

[@tcook2236]

@@rango6975 4sho it's hard frfr....

[@Andy-bf8os]

That was for hit em up homie, mad props

[@itiswhatitis8638]

No more pain by 2pac.. Brace yourself when you here no more pain!!!

[@reddyred5097]

Pain from Above the Rim soundtrack was legendary also!!!

[@eliezerreyes3147]

​@reddyred5097 Pain and No More Pain are two different songs from 2Pac....both fire though

[@crisflores5293]

Pac gets everyone girl cheezing

[@cargelock]

I remember buying and listening to the album for the first time. This was track 1 on cd 1, and to start off the album like this was just masterful.

[@reddyred5097]

Yesssssss!

[@graylonperson9012]

Same for me... when I first bought it and heard the song I was paralyzed by the energy and what he was saying..

[@reddyred5097]

This song was my car's rap riding anthem!!! Still is! Immediate amp soon as it comes on. 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@tatarialiyu222]

1 verse of this song destroyed all the mumble rappers on the planet

[@stopthehate5427]

U really need to watch that man talkin in interviews. he was really one of a kind. So wise so young so real.the type of a thinking man the ghetto really needs.ill recomended for yall the ed gordon he was only 23 there and talks like a 50+ years old man.this interview is so insightfull and so deep. His loss wasnt just a major loss to rap industry it was major loss to humanity. R.i.p tupac such beatifull deep soul.

[@briantincher9284]

The man was a scary talent. Unbelievably wise to the street game at a very early age. His mother had a lot to do with the Man Tupac would become. I found strength through my most difficult teenage years through his lyrics. Rappers today have no clue the depth of Tupac and how much he changed and molded the rap game we have today.

[@JayMob3]

I blasted this song one morning on my way to work dancing in the car. Can't blast this without feeling it.

[@reddyred5097]

😄😄😄

[@calicoesblue4703]

Same here😎👍

[@Theguyshetellsyounottoworryab]

Death Row Records was probably the strongest record label in the late 90‘s they had Nate Dogg,Snoop Dogg,2Pac,Dr.Dre and more

[@bryansimpson9858]

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

[@chicagomade8646]

🐐🐐🐐🐐

[@tjprettyman6156]

That shit was fire 🔥🔥🔥

[@delavega5354]

He believed he had powerful spirits with him. You can feel it through him

[@delavega5354]

Deadly line. And real as fuck🔥🔥🔥

[@alexrivera633]

Love the way pac says it sounds so harddd!

[@dirtyface-capone7622]

If you want to know who shot him, go listen to Against All Oddz.He basically gives you the outline of what went down the first time he got shot.He got into it with some big time drug dealer/extortionist/ killers who was basically trying to use the rap game to legitimize their drug money.Money laundering basically.Only thing, these dudes had no respect for rappers or any other entertainers.That's where the extortion comes in.They'd just rob or intimidate celebs into doing what they wanted.You have to remember, most celebs only appear to be rich.Especially in the music industry.These big time drug kingpins have more money & power than them.Pac got caught up with some of these dudes, but refused to bow down.He believed some of his crew members at that time coward out do to fear.He believed most of the guys at the studio in NY that night knew he was about to get robbed, but didn't warn him because they was too scared of the drug dealer dudes.Dudes like Jimmy Henchmen & Jacque Agnant AKA "Haitian Jack"...Some even believe Jacque was an agent of chaos for the FED.Pac also believed Jacque set him up in the rape situation.The girl who accused Pac of rape was introduced to him by Jacque.She was already one of Jack's hoes before she even met Pac.Some say Pac was just paranoid about the whole thing.You can be the judge of that.

[@timdobb]

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[@leaderofatrueschool3]

Jimmy is in jail now

[@normangunn8389]

The way you just broke down that was amazing.

[@lounabetoshana3391]

Real talk they all set him up rape 5 shots and all the rappers and new rappers want to be Tupac. BUT THEY CAN'T AND THEY CANT KILL HIM IM GLAD HE FAKED HIS DEATH LIVE FREE BE AT PEACE MY BROTHER. TUPAC 💯

[@stalestrmsheim6664]

Listen, I am not saying that this is the only way that things could have been going down, but this is definitely how I believe it happened! He got acquitted for shooting two undercover cops, and you know just as well as me that cops don't want to accept something like this... He was definitely paranoid from the threat of others that didn't like him, but that usually doesn't mean something actually happening. However, cops don't hold grudges for too long without doing something about it, and they are always going to get away with something like this, if they do it. This was more probable than anything else a murder executed by police.

[@cyber6sapien]

When I heard this track back in '96, that's when Pac became the GOAT to me.

[@pamelamarie2607]

Yes, indeed!

[@calicoesblue4703]

Absolutely 😎👍

[@jseight279]

Mine was me against the 🌎. I was convinced with all eyez on album.

[@miranacorleone2486]

yessir!

[@Lucky-to7ly]

Bro pacs whole story will change your mind set if u deep it. Hes a true soulja

[@SteveDab317]

Can't wait to see this one. This was pretty much the Ghetto National Anthem 🔥😎

[@jseight279]

A GANGSTAS ANTHEM!

[@shaheempashua6924]

This is going to be 🔥💯 one of my favourite tracks by the goat

[@fleezy1579]

2pac!!! For ever the greatest rap music voice on the mic! I miss you pac!!! Rest in peace my brother! Always and for ever! 2pac Amaru shakur!!!!

[@TheBlackPrince26]

"Lord knows" "So Many tears" you gon learn why your favorite rappers call him the goat

[@reddyred5097]

😎😎😎😎

[@snowjorden]

Both songs are in Raps Top 10 songs of all time, imo.

[@Talib_23]

Just came across your channel I’m only 33 but love that the younger crowd sees the legend of pac was, is and always will be. Definitely subbed and watching more of your Pac reactions

[@Lesane11]

This was the first Song in the All eyes On Me Album and it was for me the best Song on the Album

[@sonnyblack71]

Pac's cadence was so strong he didnt even need music his voice was like a instrument!!!!

[@travisbickle8008]

Pac is so number 1 man it’s crazy .. ppl are discovering new raps thanks to Pac but they always fade away but Pac stays

[@randyloyd9262]

Dam, listen to this again gave me the chills! I miss you pac!

[@carlosmelendez8317]

I was in 9th grade when this album dropped. Had to get my mom to buy it for me. Pac slides on this track so hard! One of my top 10 best albums of all time.

[@ryanwarner7950]

Besides this being one of the hardest songs on the album, this was #1 on disc 1. Back then you couldn't hear the new album till u went out and bought it the day it dropped. This was the first song everyone heard. And it bangs out the trunk. Talk about setting the mood for a realease of a double album. Legendary stuff!

[@trentbarnes5811]

Dang this takes me back and I can remember how this song always made me feel or mood it put me in. I was just listening to his All Eyez On My cds

[@christopherclayton7688]

Great reaction ya'll...another one I recommend is "The Late Night", one of my favorite tracks from Pac and a couple members of the Outlawz

[@reddyred5097]

Late Night was tight!! 🔥🔥

[@maxelito7590]

the amount of bars and flow in this song is a never ending story RIP 2pac

[@nightdreamer9]

Death Row in the 90’s consisted of: Dr. Dre, Snoop Dogg, Nate Dogg, Lady of Rage, RBX, Daz Dillinger and Kurupt under the group Tha Dogg Pound, 2Pac. At some point Mc Hammer also joined the label.

[@wm_9640]

One of the hardest songs ever made

[@NOT_TODAY45]

Yh pac was a workaholic hes library is massive I been listening to pac since 1988 wen he was called mc new York strictly dope group I go way back

[@jamessowder193]

When it's time to die, to be a man you pick the way you leave! Man that's a cold ass line right there bro!

[@Mr500RWHP]

Pretty sure Death Row Records was started by Dre and Suge Knight. You guys should check out the first Chronic album by Dr Dre released back in 92

[@akumassj7827]

2pac (staring through my rear view lyric) is deep

[@oneluv697]

Pac definitely in the top 5 of all time

[@chicagomade8646]

🐐🐐🐐🐐

[@808MOSTHATED]

Against All Odds next fam!!! Underrated dis track no doubt!! Keep em coming!

[@djaynorequest]

No more Pain is my favorite 2pac song! It's produced by Devante from Jodeci! Make sure you react to the lyric video.

[@SkemeKOS]

2pac - High till I Die

[@reddyred5097]

That was an underrated banger

[@187lethal]

There are so many of Pacs songs you need to react to bro. 'Only God Can Judge Me' 'Me Against The World' 'Losin It' 'I Get Around' 'Better Dayz' 'Run Tha Streetz' 'God Bless The Dead' 'Lil Homies' 'Happy Home' 'Until the End of Time' 'Last Ones Left' 'Case of the Misplaced Mic' 'So Many Tears' '2 Live and Die in LA' 'Heartz of Men' 'Trapped' 'Playa Cardz Right' 'Fuck The World' 'Do For Love' There's soooooo many more to list, love ya reactions though man

[@justingoodman9199]

I just wanted to say your work ethic is top notch, y’all are entertaining at it and the best part is the diverse music y’all react to. Props

[@TheRealRecklezz]

Appreciate you so much💯🙏

[@dionisiocabral4197]

This is reason biggie couldn't mess with The Don Pac was on a different level His alter ego Makaveli was a menace

[@Wash_fold]

us 90s babies got robbed of seeing this man perform smh !

[@sambritt9231]

pacs lyrics was revolutionary it was dangerous

[@Maalthe1]

1:38 😂😂😂😂😂 that shit came on my boy had cut it up

[@j-m-e4478]

Pac was really the first rapper to put a background track like that, where he's adding extra lyrics and comments on the lyrics in the background. BTW the "let's get ready to rumble" part on the intro, thats how every boxing match used to start out. Pac tried to get that sample cleared and the announcer who's famous for saying that refused but they put it out anyway. They had to pay 1 million dollars to him after the fact because of that. They knew it was gonna be like that but still put it out because that shit hits hard.

[@terim84]

💯🐐💯

[@nativepapi6818]

Best rapper ever. Thats my favorite. R.I.P. PAC

[@danielg.8838]

1 Heartz of men 2 only god can judge me 3 all eyez on me 4 Ballad of a dead soulja 5 If i die tonight 6 so many tears 7 Me against the World 8 Hellrazor 9 Nothing to lose 10 2 of Amerikaz most wanted

[@gregcarroll9752]

Dr Dre, Snoop Dogg, Tha Dogg Pound, Nate Dogg, Jewell, Danny Boy, OFTB, 2pac and The Outlawz, Lady of Rage, Michelle, DJ Quik

[@mookiestewart3776]

Ahead of his time this song is incredible

[@meep262]

To me he is the only rapper who can rap about “smashing” and not sound wack or corny about it but quite the opposite! React to Pacs TOSS IT UP Your girl will like it, lol I saw her smiling in this reaction when pac was spitting his game Lol Yo love y’all!

[@airtight-gamingnews3910]

When he got released he went straight to the studio and recorded this song

[@JonathanEvans1977]

I get the chills every time I hear his joint lol. The beat is absolutely insane and pac spits with so much energy. He spitting venom

[@wytemamba9219]

Luv the vids n reactions my favorite. 2 Pac always picture me Rollin.. Here to support

[@ODoG-t8l]

Bro that flow is so fucking hard damn

[@mikeg4960]

The first shooting is kind of what started his beef with Biggie and Puffy. He was cool with them at the time. On his way up to their studio session on one of the top floors, he got robbed and/or shot in the lobby downstairs. So I think he thought that they had something to do with the setup or at least knew it was about to happen and didn’t warn him. At that point and going fwd he started to go hard on them and diss them. And shortly after the shooting Biggie released a song called “who shot ya” in which most ppl perceived it as a subliminal diss. I think Bad Boy (record label Biggie was signed to) said it wasn’t directed at Pac, but NYC rappers are known for subliminally dissing.

[@Vegland]

I was sitting in the yard drinking the other not and popped this on. My neighbor popped over the wall and asked me to turn up.

[@nicholasicetrain1382]

When this CD dropped this was my favorite song

[@jimjones4343]

2pac - u can be touched og Version 2pac - Made niggaz

[@SteveDab317]

In reference to your comment about if someone from his own camp was responsible for the earlier shooting: On the Makaveli album (you will also want to look into who ‘Machiavelli’ was and the faking of his death), Pac dropped a song on there titled Bomb First. Before the song starts there is something said that has been debated for years! I won’t say what it is because I want you to come to your own conclusion about it, but turn the volume up and let us know what you think 😎 I’ll drop a link on your community tab to the video though

[@TheRealRecklezz]

Bet! Right on fam!

[@wetley09]

Check out that Tupac "Still Ballin" remix with Trick Daddy. You'll dig it.

[@lalathedonna5223]

Tupac- I ain't mad at cha.. Bone thugs- Ghetto Cowboy.. Outcast- Rosa Parks.. Bizzy Bone- Thugs Cry...Scarface ft tupac- Smile..Lil Boosie- Mind of a Maniac... Ice Cube- It was a Good Day.. Method Man ft Mary j Blige- Your all I need.. Busta Rymes- Put ur hands where my eyes can see..Red Man- I'll be Dat (explicit).. Big L- Ebonics.. Master P- Ice Cream Man... Big Tymers- Get ur Roll On.. The Madd Rapper ft Eminem- Stir Crazy..Missy Elliot- Hot Boyz..Missy Elliot- The Rain.. 3-6 Mafia- Tear da club up 97..Trick Daddy- Thug holiday.. Lil Troy- Wanna be a baller.. Hot Boys- I need a Hot girl..just thought I'd throw a few suggestions out there 😌

[@jsptv2634]

2pac hell of a hustler is🔥🔥🔥

[@TravMaxAdventures]

Pac dropping albums after his death was what got all the conspiracies started. Everyone thought they were played and Pac did it to sale records…. There are still people who believe he is living in Vegas or somewhere… 😂 Next up should be Tupac - “California Love”

[@omnivium7096]

GOAT

[@amaralnashmi816]

2pac picture me rollin

[@ok.shorty.5498]

Imagine someone dont heared a EXTRA GOAT Song Like This From The King Of The Rap ever!

[@furiousstyles81]

Pac was sick on this one 🔥

[@raymondhenick4406]

I love u react to the catalog that I grew up to pac big bone always bone I love bone more then anything I started listening at 10 yes old 36 now still bumping bone and the old school real rap

[@Cqogpc]

This dude went in on that song 🎧 🎵 🎶

[@grodimusprime1343]

One of my favorite song Ambitions Az a Ridah

[@bambiaumock1095]

2pac Boom First is a banger.. React to that

[@bambiaumock1095]

2pac Life Goes On

[@regglocc7778]

Pac the goat! Did all that by 25. Tell who else did that much of work in music and movies and go in and out jail. Nobody

[@685_Era]

Hi from New Zealand, just subscribed great reactions uso keep it up. Could you react to tupac interview with richie rich or the ed gordon interview he had done with him hell any interview Pac does is fire🔥 thanks and blessings.

[@Vegland]

One of the sickest rap albums ever created. Snoops hay day, daz was hitting it hard, the pound, nate dogg and many more. Lots around thr fringes too.

[@smittybenzo4693]

There was a dance in the 80,s based off Pee Wee Herman. The dance and rap song was called the Pee Wee Herman by Joe Ski Love. That song inspired Daz of Tha Dogg Pound to create this beat. Its the same drum pattern.

[@user-ex8oy9iz7d]

Damn I just found this channel. You said you just hit 30k now you at 75k . In a month. That's whats up. Keep it up. Love the reactions

[@ottf130]

Her reaction is too cute lol you can tell she loving Pac

[@alghifarithohirnatonis1410]

Bring us more 2Pac reactions please

[@makaveli9156]

NICE REACTION!!! CAN YOU GUYS REACT TO TUPAC LIVE AT HOUSE OF BLUES IT’S FIRE

[@brianguthrey8092]

Classic track!! Love the reactions…y’all doing Led Zeppelin, Bone, Pac, Bill Burr, all my favorites. Y’all should check out: Tool - 46 & 2

[@keama71]

Goat

[@JonathanGonzalez-jz4td]

DOPEE ; gotta react to his interviews .. He was a true prophet

[@TheRealRecklezz]

Got any links bro?

[@mangaymambol]

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[@adamolsen78]

No way this is the first time you listened to this song.. if it is, welcome to West Coast Hip Hop.. but thank God you listened to Pac the realest one in the game

[@LamhaourikRedouane]

2pac the best.

[@acoop5688]

Pac wrote the while album in the joint..he was shot at a studio in NY..he was born/raised in Ny..Too much info to put into comment sec..100% do ya some extensive research on Pac.His mom/family were Black Panthers..He mind_thoughts & how deepness was will amaze u youngster..Much respect to u for being a father too my guy.Nothing else matters more in this life bruh💪

[@bartek.3867]

I can't believe it when I see a afroamerican guy listen to Tupac saying it's his first time - like, so many Europeans I know have listened to him, and you want me to believe that a guy from Black American culture where Tupac was inspiration for many lives haven't heard his songs?

[@Funkywaters]

MY TOP TUPAC SONG ALONG WITH "DEATH AROUND THE CORNER" "LOYAL TO THE GAME", "LIFE GOES ON", SCARFACE DUO "SMILE FOR ME NOW", "ME AGAINST THE WORLD", AND "HAIL MARY."

[@a.m.m.4592]

Tupac came out of prison filled with vengeful rage and you hear it in most of the songs in recorded after getting out. He was obsessed with destroying He enemies which was his former NYC associates (Jimmy Henchmen, Haitian Jack, Stretch, Puffy, and Biggie etc).

[@x-rayvision3802]

When they shot up pac he was a local legend. But he came back and shook up the whole world for generations. He did what he was supposed to before his time. A legend. A miracle. The best to ever do it.

[@ripcougrrebl]

‘Ain’t Hard 2 Find’ is a Northern Cali classic.

[@Certified_DonniE]

His lyrics are literally insane! Its gospel

[@tonytodaro5431]

Welcome to the 90s when shit was real

[@pleaseshutup7053]

First time I’ve ever seen the girl smile 😂

[@zygu7893]

He write this, mix and recorded in 30 minutes. 30 fucking minutes

[@tombizzle7870]

TUPAC killed this track bro , nobody I mean nobody can't do like him