Powerful! Reaction to Hellrazor by 2Pac

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Whoa, 2Pac's "Hellrazor" is an absolute powerhouse! This was my first time listening to this track, and I could feel the raw anger and intensity radiating from every line. 2Pac's delivery is fierce and unapologetic, capturing the frustration and fire that he was known for. Join me as I dive into this explosive track and share my blind reaction to one of 2Pac's most impassioned performances.
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[@MrGenoboss]

Tupac songs is really the black experience in music form. A peek into our world without experiencing it yourself. Not always all roses and dandelions. Great reaction

[@aaronhouse3214]

Love❤ ur channel Charlene and ur genuine honest reaction. I totally respect what ur doing here and really curious about you and your background, no particular reason i just find u very intriguing especially how u are trying to learn new angles to view this world we live through other people's stand point. Good for u and again i❤❤❤ ur work Char. God bless.

[@cmrjc74]

2pac is the GOD of rap

[@gusmangaymambol]

Rip pac and afeni!

[@burnbeer]

Check out his interviews, you can see the change in his perceptions. A beautiful soul who turned indeed hardcore/no filter because he felt betrayed by his friends and societu

[@DwayneHill-hd8mm]

People really need to start listening to this song

[@arnellwyatt114]

LISTENING TO PAC WILL CHANGE YOUR LIFE. IT IS WHAT YOU MAKE IT GOOD OR BAD. LIKE EVERYTHING ELSE IN LIFE, BUT BETTER!

[@nagibfarjani4861]

You can tell she got the chills / shivers from listening to this track by Pac. #LetItSinkIn. 🔥 🔥

[@kings17court]

One thing you must realize about Tupac is that not everything is autobiographical. Sometimes it's things he's seen, witnessed in others, or just knows it's something that goes on. Sometimes it's bits and pieces of him, mixed with other. One thing in this song worth researching is Latasha Harlins. It will help you understand the lyrics in the song that mention her.

[@RetroToMetroReactions]

Good point. Okay, I will check her out… thanks.

[@knutt81]

"Don't shoot the messenger. "

[@poppystewart9206]

the truth is always going to be heard

[@bsstyle123]

tupac - wonder why they call you B (for the gold diggers) and Tupac - my block(remix) which is possibly his best song with a lot of heartfelt stuff

[@antonyfelix1966]

The true messiah of rap

[@carlosmm8219]

Omg I would have this song on repeat my brother would get mad I love this song

[@robertwilliamson2596]

This song is my top 5 favorite

[@TooMean4socmed]

He went to the school of arts and wasnt a thug thats what was and still is demanded by the industry

[@kokoyaro]

They told you this was one of the hardest song? Listen to 2Pac's "Ballad of a Dead Soulja", "Holler if You Hear me" and even "Holler at Me". Those are levels harder than this

[@MrGenoboss]

the most powerful part to me is the end "Mama raised a hellrazor why cry? thats just life in the ghetto, do or die." Basically saying theres no point in even crying or showing emotion because its not going to change anything.

[@ckho81]

Looks like Tupac taking you on an emotional rollercoaster

[@isabellacristina790]

2pac holla at me reaction

[@pmaximus5659]

So powerful

[@jamesnorris2159]

React to 2Pac song Letter to the President

[@tonybanzo]

One of my favourites, actually the first song I actually wrote down so I could catch the lyrics lol I’m from before lyric videos hahaha

[@RetroToMetroReactions]

I remember recording a song off the radio onto a cassette so I could play and rewind as much as needed to write down the lyrics. 😂🤗

[@tonybanzo]

@@RetroToMetroReactions say as me lol I’m from your era

[@lalitnade9295]

Like ur reactions❤ as they are pure N real n understand, 💯 keep it up love from India 🇮🇳❤ React to 2pac: Better dayz, breathin, ambition as a ridah, thugz mansion, straight ballin, krazy, and many more meaningful N great tracks from Pac.❤

[@patiencesaniya3474]

Do a reaction to "Krazy" by Tupac.

[@computablu]

ANOTHER GREAT REACTION, PLEASE REACT TO.. 2PAC ft. RON ISLEY - BETTER DAYZ

[@Castrodeleonphotography]

Latasha harlins is the little girl he spoke about at the end very tragic

[@gusmangaymambol]

When thugs cry next

[@trajan9101]

You going deep..lol

[@havok6280]

Toss It Up and Against All Odds are two other angry 2pac songs. I'd also recommend some fun ones: I Get Around and How Do You Want It?

[@2anti386]

Definitely some fun ones

[@melvinkelly66]

React to 2pac - my block

[@HottRod329]

I think when people listen to Hellrazor there’s a lot of Misunderstanding . Some people take 2Pac as being Angry . Which I completely disagree. 2Pac wasn’t angry just to be angry…We have to understand.., the time in which he wrote the song . The beating of Rodney King had took place . The little girl Latasha was Shot and Killed by a Korean woman racially profiled for stealing a bottle of orange juice , and also the Rioting was going on . This is honestly one of my favorite 2Pac songs because of the picture that he paints , the Message that he Delivers in this song . As a Black Man having to face and witness some of the things he talked about in this songs will make us all Hellrazors . I think we all should be Learning from 2Pac on how to Stand Up and Speak Out on all wrong doing in our World and in all of our Communities..

[@RetroToMetroReactions]

I can see that. I certainly realize that now, after everything I’m learning. He had good reason… Afeni taught him to take a stand for what’s right, and he tirelessly tried… even in the face of an insane amount of adversity.

[@leenoone5659]

Did you watch the tupac resurrection documentary

[@RetroToMetroReactions]

Not yet. But it’s definitely on my list.

[@Nahte-uno]

This is one of my favorite songs cause it actually explains how me and so man other young black men are raised and have gone thru. The issue with the cops is they act differently in certain areas for some reason people can't seem to fathom that or that they can never ever be wrong or held accountable when they break the law or violate someone rights. That's another reason some people don't give them respect. but it the people that dont hold them accountable fault as well. it's become a sick joke. how can anyone take you serious ...morally?

[@havok6280]

R U Still Down was a posthumous album. All Eyez on Me was the last one released while Pac was alive. At the time of his death, a fifth and final solo album was already finished, The Don Killuminati: The 7 Day Theory, under the stage name Makaveli. It had been recorded during the Summer of 1996 and released that year just after he died.

[@lovinglife2150]

Hellrazor is a term that typically refers to a person who engages in extreme and reckless behavior, often disregarding societal norms and rules. This term is often associated with individuals who are daredevils, thrill-seekers, or troublemakers. The term "Hellrazor" implies a disregard for personal safety and a willingness to push boundaries, often leading to chaotic or dangerous situations. Tupac never gave up even in unthinkable situations. Tupac had the gift of foresight...

[@reybattaglia]

Only Pac could have a white lady from Kentucky vibing to his music

[@RetroToMetroReactions]

Canada… not Kentucky. 😂🇨🇦

[@mina1374]

Somehow my name is different here then on patreon. But I am Jermaine Hunt 😊! Thanks for your beatiful reaction keep it going and much love from Amsterdam 🥂

[@RetroToMetroReactions]

I probably used your patreon name. Would you prefer Mac Min or @mina1374?

[@RetroToMetroReactions]

And thank you. 🤗 Have you subscribed?

[@mina1374]

@@RetroToMetroReactions Jermain Hunt I prefer ☺️

[@georgeevans1149]

React to one of Tupac's happy songs called "I get around"....in this video he smiling and having fun.

[@RetroToMetroReactions]

I would love to see that. 🤗

[@georgeevans1149]

@@RetroToMetroReactions i believe you will like it and laugh a lil bit🤗

[@robertoduncan4648]

Listen to nas looking through my project window also listen to what goes around by nas

[@TooMean4socmed]

The Chinese lady killed Tasha over a orange juice

[@blackbeto6752]

Does "not hearing about" the things u "dnt like" make that stuff not exist? Or because it exist, should he talk about it? May I recommend you do some reading about cointelpro...? Good review tho, I'm going to check out more of your 2pac stuff

[@RetroToMetroReactions]

I saw a bit about their tactics in Dear Mama and it really pissed me off. Someday I will talk about my first real experience with how different things in the US are than what I grew up with in my little Canadian suburb. This was the Summer I spent in LA in 1989.

[@blackbeto6752]

@@RetroToMetroReactions plz do some reading on cointelpro Thanks for your reply

[@RollinJs421]

Why would someone that had to righteously shoot 2 cops think they are the good guys? Even in this track he specifically said "Crooked cop" implying they were dirty.

[@RetroToMetroReactions]

They are definitely an example of crooked cops… and there are probably thousands of examples. I believe there should be psychological requirements to even enter the Police Academy along with the physical requirements. But even if that is the case, has the trust already damaged the whole system? Anyway, I’m rambling again!

[@RollinJs421]

Unfortunately, Pac spoke on this himself "I had a correctional officer tell me we are the biggest gang in New York State" 2pac interview in prison

[@georgeevans1149]

Pac shot two off duty cops for beating up a innocent Blackman in the streets....Tupac went to his rescue