That anger in his voice at the very end is still probably the most chilling thing hip hop has ever had on record. Pure anger, rage, ferocity.

I would pay real money to go back in time and see people's reaction to when this first came out.

I love biggie but this is one of the greatest diss tracks in my opinion

2Pac was alive when he made “hit em up”. 2Pac carried the 1st verse ~ R.I.P Hussein Fatal carried the 2nd verse ~ R.I.P 2Pac carried the 3rd verse ~ R.I.P Yaki Kadafi carried 4th verse ~ R.I.P Edi Mean carried 5th verse ~ Alive 2Pac does the outro ~ R.I.P

Quick brief summary on what happened, 2pac got shot 5 times (including one shot in the head) when going to the studio that Diddy and Biggie were in, 2pac blamed biggie for it as they were friends at the time and he had thought biggie knew that he was about to get set up. 2pac went jail and biggie dropped a song called ' Who Shot ya '' where 2pac heard it on the radio in prison. 2pac and everyone thought biggie was taunting 2pac on getting shot but biggie said the song was recorded way before the shooting. 2pac got out of jail, allegedly slept with biggie's wife (Faith Evan) (shes an RNB singer) Faith and Biggie were on bad terms at the time and they also recorded a song together, Pac then released hit em up claiming he slept with Faith.. and thats what happened.. With the Deaths, Pac was killed in Vegas.. Allegedly Suge Knight then ordered a hit on biggie as he came back to enemy turf (LA) after Pac died thinking the beef was now over.. Tupac died aged 25 and Biggie died aged 24, they both died 6 months apart. But React to Tupac - Me Against the World, Dear Mama, If I Die Tonight, Death Around the Corner, So Many Tears, Only God can Judge Me, To Live and Die in LA AND Friend like me. These are his most Powerful songs imo

So excited to watch this. I love that people still react to the old school classics.

This track was pure savagery

When he says "all y'all kids won't grow" it's a double meaning. He's not just threatening their children, but insulting them at the same time by calling them kids. Genius

After Ice Cube left N.W.A they dissed him and he made a diss track back towards them called ''No Vaseline'' which is arguably one of the best diss tracks ever

Never clicked faster on a Notification in my life!!

if you guys listen 2 pac interviews you realize that it was the smartest guy ever, and he was only 25.

the reason you love tupacs sound is because he is almost screaming every lyric into the mic.. every bar is a bit of his soul

React to 2pac Changes I ain’t mad at ya Ambitions az a ridah Life goes on

Tupac and biggie beef actually had nothing to do with hiphop. They were both friends. It's a long story but basically tupac got shot and setup in new York. Apparently biggie new those people and those guys were gangsters who ran new York in the 90s and we're extorting Badboy which is the label run by diddy which biggie was on. Biggie didn't want to say anything because it would be too dangerous. Those guys also set tupac up with his sexual assault case aswell tupac went to jail they went free. Although he wasn't charged with rape and he didn't do and the girl admitted it wasn't tupac it was the other people he still went to jail for touching the girls butt. So that group of people basically ruined tupac and he came out of jail and was full of rage and went after biggie and anyone who wanted to side with him.

2pac will always be the best 4ever.

Tracks like this is why we laugh at modern Rap beef. I mean who can take any of them seriously when this is the standard all others are judged by.

The Game- Hate It or Love It ft. 50 Cent

Favourite gay couple hit 150K congrats fellers

This is considered the most aggressive diss track ever. This is the first and the top diss track

‘He’s a very good rapper but he shouldn’t have said that’ 😂😂

You guys should do Ether by Nas next, his disses Jay-Z in the song. A lot of people consider Ether and Hit Em up by Tupac to be the best diss tracks of all time.

*Isaiah Rashad - Heavenly Father* (please, you won't regret it. he's part of TDE)

These guys literally went from knowing nothing about hip hop to knowing a good amount and actually liking it.. thanks for staying open minded its awesome

You must do more 2 Pac. He'll give you a whole new perspective on who and what he was

Ice Cube - No Vaseline!

oooouuu react to Ice Cube - No Vaseline

2pac is the one who helped Biggie get started.

I can’t believe they are at 150k now. That’s crazy, it feels like they were just at 20k a week ago.

If you wanna do old school hip hop beef, listen to "Jay Z - Takeover" then listen to "Nas - Ether" you decide who had the better track.

React to Ether by Nas! It's his diss track to Jay-Z

'WE BAD BOY KILLAS!! '

tupac words of wisdom!

Kendrick Lamar - The Blacker The Berry

2pac - 2 of Amerikaz Most Wanted (feat. Snoop dogg) or 2pac - got my mind made up (feat. Redman, kurupt, method man)

As a huge rap head I appreciate u guys' honesty and transparency. Dope reaction!

I love your reaction to the song. 100 years from now, people will still recognise his genius. He will live forever.

Bas - Tribe ft. J. Cole

The Notorious BIG had a flow that you could bob your head to. 2Pac's music has more depth and is a lot more diverse though. The Notorious BIG was a better lyricist in Hip Hop's definition of the word where it's about wordplay but 2Pac was a better lyricist in the actual definition of the word where it's about connecting with the listener. That's why I'd say 2Pac is the better overall artist.

You should react to 2Pacs interview when he was 17. He was so intelligent for his age.

I've heard so many Metal heads react to Tupac and say so many great things about him.. It's just nice to hear and see because alot of people talk about how shitty of a person he was just because of how aggressive and straight forward he was, I've been a fan for 19 years and I love seeing your reaction to it. Please dive more into Tupac and his deeper stuff and you will love it more. Please don't skip your videos. You got to hear every word of his. Please react to "Brenda's Got a Baby" that's a true story. Pac is my favorite Rapper and has been since I was 10, I'm 28 now. ❤ Keep it going guys. I'm subscribed to your channel can't wait to see more

Lupe Fiasco ( Hurt Me Soul, Put You On Game, Mural, Prisoner 1 & 2 )

Who shot ya- Notorious Big the track before hitem up

Guy wit the hat nodding his head is like "Fuck yeah" 😂😂😂. Definitely subscribing

I still remember where i was and my reaction when i first heard this. Utter disbelief.

Tupac died in 96, Biggie in 97, the song was written while they were in the prime of their beef.

Good to see my favourite 2 bellends back at it with another reaction

i just want to say my favorite thing about Pac that very few rapers can do at ell let alone on this level is that he delivers lines and writes to the beat the lines hit ur ears when the snare or the rift hits and it makes it more powerful if that line was a coupe seconds later it would not be as powerful but the timing n the content along with his beautiful flow which he over lays multiple times n offsets the timing for more emphasis on his voice its incredible n that is why Pac is out of this world and out of even most of those who have been and are considered top rappers of all time hes so many notches above the rest.

This is what made Tupac so loved. He kept shit real, he didn’t give a fuck about what anyone thought. He spoke how he felt. Didn’t hold nothing back

Pac was West Coast, but was born in New York

Do "Brenda's got a baby" , "I get around", "Keep Ya Head Up", "Dear Mama", 2 of Amerikaz Most Wanted", "I ain't mat at cha", "To LIve and Die in LA" just to name a few of his best or most popular songs

2:54 was beautifully hilarious. Simon going "wtf" and Jon just rocking to the beat XD damn. What I like about the song, which you guys touched on in the video, is that the anger feels real and he's rapping it well. It may just be because 2Pac was known to record his stuff as soon as it came to him (like, within a days), but it's common practice today to write and record much later.

I laughed as saw this after your changes review where you actually heard the proper version and were rocked. At the start you’re like ‘changes isn’t tupac’. Classic. Love your honesty

Congrats on 150k subs

MORE TUPAC PLEASE!!! Thanks for reacting to this song 🙏🏻

Tupac was invited to a recording session with Biggie and Puffy. Hw was shot 5 times in the elevator. He blamed them for setting him up. This track was released after he was released from hospital. This drew the line in the sand and created the beef.

As a huge Tupac fan that “jeez knees” reaction at the end was everything 😂🤣🤣😂

For another great diss track I highly recommend Ice Cube - No Vaseline. Goes after his old crew N.W.A, it's pretty nasty and is by far one of the greatest diss tracks of all time.

Please do more 90s hip hop, love your reactions

I wanted to see em react to the sickle cell line so badly lmfaooo

Tupac got robbed and shot five times and he said biggie was acting really shady before it all happened and he felt that he knew what was coming but didn’t say anything! He was supposed to be his friend. Tupac was there and I believe him if he said that’s what happened!!!

Earl Sweatshirt ( Burgundy, Hive, Whoa, Hoarse, Faucet, Grief, Solace )

Ohhh boy p.s. Drugs You Should Try It

I laughed so hard when he just got quiet and said “I don’t wanna say this.. I have to... was he west coast? I thought he was east coast..... sorry” lol I love you guys

Oh shit I was asking for this then managed to totally miss it! Excellent work lads!!

2pac - Brenda's got a baby. This is from 2pacs first solo album, it shows his emotion and the power of his speech. Amazing song.

React to nas - ether amongst the top 3 of diss songs

Love the reaction to 2pac🙌🏼💯🔥 #subscribed

I’m a massive rap fan and I really enjoy ur videos cos I like seeing different peoples view on it 🤙🏼

One of the hardest Diss tracks of all time 🔥🔥🔥 , *2pac* is one of the goats in my book 🐐🐐 , keep up guys wish you the best❤.

2Pac- Only God Can Judge me 2Pac- Shed So Many Tears 2Pac- Troublesome 96

Its good to see people from outside the rap listening community reconize Pacs talent and they are right he was a born leader at 25. Just a natural. pac and the outlaws wrote this song and recorded it in 1 take on the same day. He wrote most of his songs like that. He wrote dear mama on the toilet while taking care of his morning business. And the best thing about him was he was honest. Good, bad, and otherwise, he was true like no one else.

Do you realize the end when he's talking shit, that he's still rapping, it's called talk and spit.... The most difficult thing to do in rap. I've only heard 3 people do it ever and only one was mainstream. Listen he rhyme every sentence

Pac is King. Never be another Makaveli again. Great reaction.

I see you added "SICKO MODE" to the Spotify, will a reaction be coming soon?

I've heard of him but ive never bothered to listen to a song of his. imma listen to him now with ya, thanks!

This is great seeing people explore other cultures....whether they agree or not...most of it is new to you guys, but your opinions are valid on the actual music and lyrics....keep it up

This the reason why i love hip hop/rap. Beef!!! like a damn sport

I’m ready

Tupac and the outlaws. Rest in heaven tupac and yaka kadafi. Thanks for the videos guys shoutout from miami!

Best of all time. Pac a legend.

IF YOU THINK BIGGIES FLOW IS CRAZY, YOU NEED TO DO *BIG PUN* .

React to Tupac - Only God can Judge, To Live and Die in LA AND Friend like me

Huge 2pac fan.. love this!

I can't stop watching this, the shock is amazing!

I don’t think this should have been the first Tupac song to react to. Brenda’s got a baby, Changes, and dear momma are better songs

So from what i know, 2Pac was going to a recording session one night and was shot 5 times when entering an elevator. He lived after being shot 5 times and believed biggie was behind it all, but there was no real proof. It wasn't until biggie released a track off his debut album titled "Who shot ya" that 2pac really believed that biggie was trying to kill him hence the line in Hit em up " 5 shots couldn't drop me I took it and smiled" and also "who shot me? but you punks didn't finish now you about to feel the wrath of a menace".

That song was done with raw passion too! Only one I heard with that energy!

Listen to 2pac so many tears one of his best songs period.

2pac was such an amazing rapper If he was still alive no one would fuck with him he was so lyrical he could do any type of rap

Awesome awesome awesome!!! I’d love to hear what you think of OutKast next. Da Art of Storytelling Part 1 is a song is recommend. Oh and Pharaohe Monch Simon Says of course

I personally don't listen to metal but I love these two, it would be so easy for them to view and portray hip hop as the "stupid" and "non-musical" genre but you really respect it and are keen to learn about it. Big up

I did go ha ha ha ha ha at the intro though 😂😂

#DroppinTheSeedsOnTheirFace

Did you just compare their beef to romeo and juliet? lmao I love it 😂

I was 16 living in CA when this dropped. Blew everyone away. Set off the craziest battle ever.

This reaction was great.. made me subscribe..

The baddest diss track ever ! Still scathing after 20 years

I miss these guys so much, such genuine reactions. Shame they went different directions.

Damn, Not just Hit Em Up, but pac knew how to strike the people in the heart, he knows what kinda music and beat and words can make someone emotional.

Y'all really need to more Pac. His more thought provoking tracks. So Many Tearz, Pain, Still I Rise, Brenda's Got A Baby, Wonder If Heaven's Got A Ghetto. So many more...