2PAC ft. Talent- "Changes" REACTION

[@reybattaglia]

This song and Dear Mama is considered so important. It been saved by the U.S. library of Congress!

[@AngB517]

His works of art are deeply profound. He was a definite visionary. 💔

[@pogo503]

Man one of my favorite songs all time.

[@TkMk_cuzz]

🐐

[@kristinkeiner6547]

“Changes" is widely regarded as one of Shakur's greatest songs and one of the greatest rap songs of all time. The song was nominated for Best Rap Solo Performance at the Grammy Awards of 2000 and remains the only posthumous song to be nominated in this category. It was also nominated at the MTV Video Music Award for Best Editing in a Video & Best Rap Video in 1999.

[@brendajolley-rudd2395]

I wonder if "diddly" will ever pay for taking Tupac from us?

[@rwdoall]

There hasn't been anybody that could ever rival Pac. Not only his talent but his influence. I know ill catch some slack for this but he was MLK of the 90s

[@kristinkeiner6547]

The “Huey” he is referring to is Dr. Huey P. Newton (February 17, 1942 - August 22, 1989). Dr. Huey P. Newton, a political activist and revolutionary, co-founded the Black Panther Party in 1966. The Party's political goals, outlined in their Ten Point Program, included better housing, education and jobs for African Americans. Dr. Newton and the Black Panther Party started a multitude of programs in Oakland, California, including founding the Oakland Community School, which provided high-level education for African American children, and the Free Breakfast For Children Program.

[@Jake-Prince.]

YOU SHOULD DO THE LYRICS

[@bellantwain21]

This song is still true. Even today we still see no changes That's just the way it is 2pac music will live on long forever love the video Greg stay motivated Dream big 1 mill on the way

[@angelskunk2206]

He may have changed his style subtly but I don’t believe he would have changed it much because he had his own signature way of rapping.

[@KimOdom-z7s]

I think he would have spoke on every issue, and went hard as usual ❤

[@Jrslander908]

If 2pac didn't die 9/13/96, it would have just happened soon thereafter. He was too loud, influential, and too bright a light to survive much longer. He knew that. However, if he had survived, rap would have had to conform to him. He was the greatest when he passed and nothing has changed.

[@BB-yo9yp]

You need to make sure you listen to the uncensored versions, especially on a 2pac track. The missed the work crack out.

[@js7733]

You should do the country/hip hop blend songs by Florida Georgia live and Nelly or Jason derulo. You’ll attract views from both genres. They are epic songs breaking the walls of music. The 3 epic tracks are: “Cruise” remix with Nelly “Lil bit “with Nelly “This is how we roll” with Jason derulo

[@beachamj]

I think the original version by Bruce Hornsby would be more poignant.

[@joebloggs2534]

If Pac was alive we probably wouldn't have Eminem

[@AllezVous222]

And that would have been okay.

[@futurereflections4097]

Doubt it because it seems as soon as Eminem hit 2pac liked him. Proof? His mom let Eminem produce one of 2pacs first postmortem albums. And Eminem gave himself a verse in one of the songs and had Elton John do the chorus- Ghetto Gospel. One of my faves.

[@oagengliebenberg9219]

He was going to stay true to his game and the shit stuff we hearing today won’t be here

[@rwdoall]

I think he should have run for office. Damn such a shame. I still remember exactly where I was and what I was doing when I heard about his death😢

[@christophermonk22]

He would’ve stayed mostly the same but I’m sure life would’ve changed him a little

[@stephena2390]

🤘🏽⚜️🤘🏽

[@WandaGale66]

The song is about 15 years old and it is 15 times more true today.

[@kristinkeiner6547]

This song is actually 32 years old. It was originally recorded in 1992, then remixed and released as a single on Shakur’s posthumous Greatest Hits album in 1998.

[@nathanmccarthy6359]

I think he stay his way.. he stay his way till his death.. Tupac wanted to impact and change the world by being the realist and the voice for his people and the world

[@soundsannin1870]

"One less hungry mouth" not ugly.

[@jeremyhardesty6757]

I wish he was still around. I think he could have been a positive influence.

[@involveasiainfluencer8193]

Ayo bro, try 2pac (Hellrazor) that's how pac, that's what i just say bro. go check it bro, must be a lyrics video cuh

[@kanametoshi]

man react to 2pac watch ya mouth