WE HAVE TO CHANGE! | GEN-Z Reacts To TUPAC "Changes"

[@REALAMERICANMAN531]

This song is wack

[@Redd.5k]

@@REALAMERICANMAN531 you must didn’t listen to the lyrics

[@leomamofokeng5104]

you sad AF

[@yourewelcomexD]

Shut up,son of a bitch

[@project-xj3pm]

@@Redd.5k my brother the war in the middle east is going on for 76 years (since 1948 and when israel was established as a state this is just the new history)

[@audreygood]

And your opinion matters because???😂😂😂

[@justinsugay1149]

I love seeing youth finding gems like Tupac. He's timeless. A true legend. RIP Pac

[@payhomagetv1969]

He Sparked your brain. He said he may not change the world, but he guaranteed that he would SPARK THE BRAIN that changes the world. So if he made you want to move, move accordingly, be the change young brethren. And listen to VIOLENT...It's from his first album 2pacalypse Now, and watch the Dear mama Documentary✊🏿

[@gnomadD_]

2:08 The "Huey" he references here is Huey P. Newton, the founder of the Black Panther Party. Worth looking him up!

[@XRP2020]

Huey was founder of the Black Panther Party. Tupac sure is missed. Retired millennial here who misses hearing the truth.

[@davidfortuin4146]

Your reaction is mission accomplished. Because this was Pac's intent and purpose for his music reach and teach the upcoming generation.

[@SpockCanYouSaveme]

Im 43 years old and Pac was peaking when i just finished 8th grade, his album me against the world is one of the best albums of all time.

[@pvthurley]

All eyez on me was my favorite 🔥

[@jasonhurley2396]

As a 47 year old white hip hop head, it hurts me that you don’t know who Huey P Newton is. Maybe it’s because I’m from the bay and we understand the Panthers lore but do your history youngster. Pac is a second generation Panther. His mom got charged with being a Panther and he was almost born in jail until the charges were dropped. Real G!

[@rahboggie718]

I was thinking the same thing. Unfortunately WE failed them when it comes to our history. I think I just found out what my KZbin channel is going to focus on for a while.

[@waynedonovan9491]

I grew up with 2pac and most of my friends didn’t understand as I am a white guy. His music spoke to everyone and taught many lessons on how to treat people. Never judge by race but by content of character. If you are a good person it doesn’t matter what race you are. Great reaction should check out more like “keep ya head up” “dear mama” “ghetto gospel” “ Brenda’s got a baby “ just to name a few.

[@losog430]

Written in 91, he died in 96, and this song was released in 98

[@broderickchaney5370]

The REAL BLACK PANTHERS!!!!! Huey P. Newton Geronimo Pratt Mutulu Shakur Real OGs

[@evarene07]

The very fact that these genera have no idea the importance of this moment in history🤦🏽‍♀️🤦🏽‍♀️🤦🏽‍♀️

[@sotero9842]

fred hampton

[@onigchico9113]

He should have known that.

[@ddedwards6005]

At least he was interested in learning. Thankfully someone was willing to educate him and now he knows. He might likely be interested in learning more.

[@arronhaggerty8426]

Huey P. Newton, a leader in the Black Panther Party.

[@regulator9268]

One of the best songs ever. The original song Bruce Hornsbys "the way it is" has a similiar message and is really powerful in its own right but Tupac absolutely killed it with this one.

[@darkLORDofpain]

dude you are one of the few gen z that truly gets the message of Tupac's song. good job bro!

[@Redd.5k]

I appreciate it

[@openurmind8915]

💯💪🏾 for real

[@BNVS1738]

2 pac - ambitions of rydah 2pac - troublesome 96 2pac- to live and die in L.A. 2 pac - unconditional love I’m yet to find a bad Tupac song

[@SHAKUR0906]

Only wats ur phone numba is a bad pac tune but if u heard remix version that's great

[@rickyrichreacts9667]

The ending always gets me because that’s exactly how it played out in Vegas. Pac jumped a gang member and they retaliated a few hours later and did a drive by

[@LuvnAries23]

But if that's the case then where does Puff fit in? Remember they said that he paid to have Pac killed. Just a bunch of stories.

[@blinggzillatv]

*15 minutes later

[@trejones5965]

@@blinggzillatvnah it was hrs

[@blinggzillatv]

@@trejones5965 no it wasn’t. 2pac stomped out Orlando Anderson after the Mike Tyson fight. Tupac then died on the Strip 15 mins later

[@sanperchannel9560]

Set up story

[@DeanRyan-yt2rs]

Keep doing 2pac I'm 38 from Dublin love 2pac no 1 like him genius

[@WitchyUnicornWarrior]

The 1st bar always gives me goosebumps. Him & Biggie never lived to see their fame or how much their music lives with us 70s/80s/90s kids. Their words had depth.

[@tenjed4224]

The main musical chords from this jam were lifted from the great song The Way It Is, by Bruce Hornsby. Hornsby gave Tupac permission to use this in his song. Hornsby always looked at music as a cause for change. Tupac tried to get many to think about each other, instead of thinking of getting over on each other. Unfortunately this song was not released until after Tupac passed.

[@samm9501]

PAC legend till the end of time

[@ibexy]

This song evokes loads of emotions

[@anthonyd2521]

Mannnn you could literally listen to every Pac album from beginning to end, even his songs on Above the Rim soundtrack, Thug Life album, one of my favorite features is on Young Lay- Gotta survive. The poetry, the message, and most of all his passion. To this day I have never heard another rapper that literally makes you feel his words.

[@knutt81]

You are listening to the 🐐 of this art we call rapping. Never sugar coated, but still gave us REAL barz, and reached all 4 corners of the Earth. Great reaction brother. ✊🏾

[@mopho4813]

Love the way you’re actually paying attention to the lyrics. Songs like this is what separates Pac as far as the goat conversation goes.

[@DavidGRamos-b7h]

I love your reaction bro... Keep them coming ❤. Pac forever

[@Redd.5k]

Always

[@WitchyUnicornWarrior]

Listen to these Tupac songs: DEAR MAMA (pulls at every heart string), UNTIL THE END OF TIME, ALL EYEZ ON ME, HAIL MARY. He recorded Changes in 1992. It wasn't released till after his death in 1998. His music changed my generation.

[@rbailey3309]

P.s., you might want to check out "Dear Mama," and "Brenda Had a Baby."

[@Shalalalayomama]

I love watching new fans fall in love with the music and messages that Tupac left us!!!!! My kids all grew up on old school music......by the way....listen to OLD SCHOOL by Tupac

[@DRE-HRUYAN]

They used to call me the samoan tupac when i was younger i aint gone lie but alot girls was always down for me bruh thank you tupac you the greatest ! ❤️🕊️👆🏾

[@TheJqwest09]

Anything U hear of 2 Pac music hearing him speak is timeless like the good word. 💯🙏🏽✌🏽

[@DanYeLL2003]

If you react to Pac you must check out “dear mama”, “keep your head up”, “Brenda’s got a baby”, “ambitions as a rider”, & “cant c me” those are a good start.

[@aaronwieman8368]

This song gives me goosebumps every mf time!

[@hansmransm8835]

2pac-So many tears

[@nofacade100]

Tupac - White Man’s World

[@marqussmalls-xg7lg]

Og versions of 96 big body sitting on chrome- og - when thugs cry - hold ya head - blasphemy- against all odds - me and my girlfriend- outlaw - if I die tonight - words to my unborn

[@marshalljankins4526]

Great reaction. It's refreshing to see our young people appreciating what came before them as we did. Salute! New sub.

[@Redd.5k]

Appreciate that

[@marshalljankins4526]

@@Redd.5k Right on.

[@jamiebell3965]

Dear mama and keep ya head up is a good introduction for new 2pac fans

[@christopherhoyt8833]

Pac the Greatest of all time

[@joelholland8523]

He recored another 750 + more for you to listen to brother. Theres no one like Pac. I think he wrote this in 1992. But came out in 1998 off top of my head. He died in 1996 at age 25. One wise young man

[@TakezoMusashi]

Huey was Black panthers, and so was his mom.. And you're right the prisons are filled to the brim with weed-dealers instead of criminals. Love from a swedish white boi

[@malumauga6093]

Life goes on is a good place to start. Dear Mama too. Great reaction.

[@jordanheld9741]

I'm a German Guy...2pac is my Favorite Artist. He doesn't only a Rapper. This is my Favorite Song. This Song is sad but i Love the Message behind the Song. Stop racism...If we are black or White? Who Cares we are alle the Same but Things never be the Same....

[@strictly4hoops]

Reacting to the dirty lyrics gives you the truest meaning of his lyrics. Great reaction

[@reneeschweigel6723]

He was and still is the goat 🐐 too me ❤

[@KitaKita419]

Make that change bro I’m right behind you ❤

[@kevthepoet]

I got a bunch of EARLY Oac recommendations off the top of my head... Holla If You Hear Me Last Wordz featuring Ice Cube and Ice T Temptations (watch the video, full of 90s celebrity cameos) Dear Mama Pain (original version / Above the Rim soundtrack version [that's important, there's a much worse version of Pain out there.])

[@monicawism]

Happy to see the youth appreciate 2Pac. Please react to "Keep your head up," When my homies call," and "Nothing but a Gangsta Party feat. Snoop."

[@jeromeaustin9034]

Tupac - Unconditional Love

[@Redd.5k]

Bet !

[@justawhisperintheuniverse8257]

Bro, then make that change. Give someone a hug. You never know how it change their life.

[@Redd.5k]

!!!!

[@ESELOKOTE213]

We need Pac more than ever

[@Jrslander908]

Props on reacting to the best ever. His music changed my life. I recommend "Ballad of a Dead Soulja."

[@GodsView1]

Well done young bro, encouraging many to make a change.

[@CosmicDragonMastsrChief]

I still get the same feelings like it my first time hearing Pac and I’m 33

[@DonavonWoodside]

Life goes on

[@TheMasterceasar]

Bro u got the best tupac reactions everyt1me 😂 10/10

[@msecsingl3]

Hit em' up (Dirty version) & Brendas got a baby

[@TheSksexton]

Life Goes On, Shed So Many Tears, Hit 'Em Up, Keep Ya Head Up, Unconditional Love, Brenda's Got a Baby, Wonder Why They Call You B...just for starters, lol😂

[@greatmind3823]

Crazy how we in 2024 , and that same war in the middle east 8s still happening. Timeless music

[@TheAsylumofwar]

Tupac drops Only God can judge me Brenda's got a baby Staring at the world thru my rear view Check out time All about you Broken wings Your welcome bro R.i.P to the legend 2pac ❤

[@kristinewalters7342]

Ghetto gospel is my favorite of his

[@fahadfahad6177]

Love the reactions🔥keep doing better bro 👌 we need more 2pac 50 cent g unit ✌️ from Dubai

[@Tyrann2011]

Only God can Judge me Blasphemy Under Pressure Me against the world Still I Rise

[@brandonwithers5631]

Huey Newton from the Black Panthers

[@InsideThaJackalsHead]

Huey Percy Newton was an African American revolutionary and political activist who founded the Black Panther Party. He ran the party as its first leader and crafted its ten-point manifesto with Bobby Seale in 1966...

[@adamparra1265]

Thanks for doing that reaction G I knew you would act like that next one my block by 2Pac

[@rickyrichreacts9667]

My block is such a great song 😢😢

[@kevthepoet]

Got My Mind Made Up featuring Method Man, Redman and Doggpound 😤 it's hard.

[@kevthepoet]

Ps Look for the lost version with Inspectah Deck of the Wu-Tang Clan 🙏🏾👐🏾

[@tenyciashepherd951]

Huey P. Newton founded the Black Panthers

[@marshalljankins4526]

Check out 2 Pac" So many Tears", "Who do you believe in", "My ambitions as a rider", "My only fear of death", "Until the end of time", "I get around", " When I get free", "The hearts of men", "When my homie calls", "How do you want it", Lets be friends" and "Dear Mama" for starters. He has so many.

[@tiacalhoun3841]

Shorty wanna be a thug is a great song by Pac…Huey P Newton was the founder of the Black Panther Party….Tupac is the realest, most infamous, most influential rapper ever, he lived as a legend and he died a legend!!!!!

[@MasChingon-777]

Everything they Owe and White Manz World are two tracks that make you think plus they 🔥🔥🔥 Great reaction 🤙🏽

[@DupréeStern-g6s]

He was talking about Huey P. Newton, co-founder of the Black Panther Party. ‘Pac’s mother was a member of the Black Panther Party so Huey Newton’s death was probably particularly personal to Tupac, even though he was very young when Huey died.

[@noemorales84624]

Thug style by pac

[@bsstyle123]

quick top 3 and you'll realize Wonder why they call you b Letter to my unborn child My block(remix) so many more but those are the ones that hit deep

[@jamiebell3965]

Keep ya head up Running from tha police Grab the mic Do for love Thugz mansion Me against the world Teardrops and closed caskets Letter to my unborn child I aint mad at ya Thug passion Picture me rolling Holla if ya hear me Dear mama Life goes on I'm loosing it Better dayz Fuck y'all Some of my favourite pac songs

[@Spliffkage]

When he says huey he’s referring to Huey P. Newton. Former leader of the black panthers

[@gaz2514]

Rap used to be poetry, some random artists today like akala and Dave keep it real, yet we have others rapping about bitches, money, watches, riches and personal possess, it's a joke, that's why a lot of people don't like rap, Tupac is, was and always will be a legend and an innovator of true rap, truth and poetry ❤

[@marshalljankins4526]

Huey P. Newton. The leader of the Black Panthers..

[@sp3ctral_472]

Lived these lyrics the years it was Written-Release. Hope all those that didn't make can see I'm living a decent life now ... far from the street life 🥹

[@TheShadow84]

🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@alisalahddine265]

PAC is the realist in all man kind,straight up..do a reac on him ft scarface (smile)

[@dolarscolardonutesh5199]

Heuwy Neuton. Black panther.

[@kittenbrave1003]

Huey Percy Newton was an African American revolutionary and political activist who founded the Black Panthers... He was murdered..

[@BruceJohnson-om5kl]

Tupac has far letter music before he went to Death Row.Strictly for my N.I.G.G.A.Z. Is one of the albums. Me against the World.

[@santosereyna3043]

Jam that last one breathing

[@Bigdgotthejuice3443]

Pac made this in 92 but was posthumously released in 98

[@georgewinbush4309]

That's Huey Newton one of the leaders of the Black Panthers

[@marshalljankins4526]

Yes Sir. Check out "Troublesome 96".

[@rbailey3309]

Young blood, what Tupac was trying to do was deliver the message of salvation to Blk youth during his time and the future. If you want to pay homage to him, B1 and pass his message on. Shalom

[@santosereyna3043]

The thing is a lot of things have changed sence then things were tuf in the 90s

[@Str8Maddeness]

Huey P. Newton.. All young black males need to learn about Huey and Fred Hampton. It's history to be proud of!

[@devRH23]

Gotta check out "Words of Wisdom"

[@Reese91momo]

2pac- against all odds

[@Life-is-a-birdsong]

♥️♥️♥️

[@ChrisB-k7b]

2 of amerikaz most wanted. pac and snoop

[@ChristianMaulsby]

Hit em up. is my request. Thanks for the video. I grew up 20 mins from where he grew up and knew his cousin. Hit em up is so much more today knowing what has REALLY happened

[@edwardsandoval521]

React to “Holla at me “

[@TkMk_cuzz]

🐐

[@daisy92204]

What's most sad is that as I remember right it was realized few months after his death. I'm not sure, but I remember I was even more sad because of the time it went viral .. But may be wrong .. All what's best for You 💟💜💟🎶🎤💜💜

[@javiervalverde1938]

I was a new kid at a all black school at 10, only 3 Mexicans and 7 white. All the others black, I love my Thongan friends they felt like me, thank good I was good at basketball, but my only 3 black frinds helped me. YMA basketball team and team mates, thank you. I love my team, but blacks did wanted to fight me all the time, 2 fights a week made me strong. Hey, Its just the way it is.

[@jimidave6281]

Check out Bruce Hornsby - The way it is - the song sampled in this song.