I think this is one of the most underrated songs of Pac

Who is still listening to it in 2024? Tupac the legend.🎶💯

If you're watching this in 2024 you're a legend!

1991 2PAC............ Revolutionary !!

Tupac is speaking on real friendship and how it is supposed to be.

now i understand why people love him

Definitely one of Tupacs dopest songs.....the message is real!

This album turns 31 today. Time flies. RIP 2PAC and the countless others we lost over the years 🙏

In my Opinion this is one of the Best Songs that Tupac has done.

One thing I like about pac is that he didn’t rap for the sake of rapping he wanted to tell you something almost specific .

"And though i been around clowning with the Underground, I'm still down with my homies from the hometown" ...

This was before the industry pissed 😤 pac off, the man was pure positive talent.

Shock G produced this track for Pac. RIP to 2 musical geniuses

I think this is his most underrated song. It's a shame because this is just as good as his later hits.

The Atmosphere, the delivery, the beat, the dynamics, the color, the lyrics, the fashion, the style of this video is UNMATCHED 👀🔥🔥🔥🔥. Just absolutely beautiful

It is so hard to accept that this powerful human being is no longer alive. what a flow, what a style man rest in peace 2pac...

We were robbed of a great artist

Back when hip-hop was pure poetry and storytelling

Gues this wasn't "Lyrical" either. People kill me disregarding this mans ability to Rhyme.

He killed that second verse Pac was lyrical too F that

This track doesn't have a West coast or an East coast sound , ITS JUST A CLASSIC BANGER!!!!!!

Don’t ever question PAC’s loyalty just listen to this song.

How can anybody say this man wasn't lyrical this guy was a genius

Pure essence of 1991. For the short time Pac was with us he left us all something special to carry on with. R.I.P Homie!

It's insane how much Pac did in just 25 years. The greatest rapper of all time in my opinion

Why does the 90s look like a whole new world

IT'S 2022 AND I STILL LISTEN TO 90'S HIP HOP🙏❤

1:34 "But when you need a friend you can depend on me, call If you need my assistance there'll be no resistance I'll be there in an instant Who am I to judge another brother, only on his cover I'd be no different than the other H-to-the-O-to-the-M-to-the-I-to-the-E I'm down to the E-N-D"-(R.I.P. 2PAC AKA THE G.O.A.T. OF RAP)🤩💋💔💯💥

"If You Need My Assistance, There Will Be No Resistance, I'll Be There In An Instance." Now That's Whatcha Call Pure Talent. What A Line. RIP PAC!

he was only 20 when he made this song... just wow

Rap in 90s is about life not about lifestyle

Real friendship that's the way it should be.. If My Homies Call..

Pac was a loyal dude. but nobody was loyal to him. he lived the message in this song when he stomped out Baby Lane in Vegas for a member of his camps chain. his unquestionable loyalty to people who used him was his undoing. rip brother Pac.

"working 9-5 with no healthcare" 27 years later shit still going on today

"June 16th, 1971 Mama gave birth to a hell-raisin heavenly son" - Tupac

Never knew this video Existed. 2pac had a clean Rapside, more street then will smith without being a Christian rapper. 2pac was the greatest Hip Hop Artist. Biggy don't even come close.

Nobody mention the fact that he didn't use one curse word that is hip hop 💯💯💯

Pac talks about his friends.. We dont here that today. We hear bitches, money

Gives off the wholesome vibe without sounding too cheesy, a classic.

Peace to Pac and John Singleton

He was a true street poet

Man this song literally got me in tears 😭😭😭😭 wow oh my God

Can't beat the classic sound of the 90's.

He rhymes every word on any chord, that is incredible

*_KING!_* *_The lyrics in this song are the epitome of who Tupac was..._*

The shit that burns me up is that most people treated Pac like shit when he was alive, but when he died it was a different story...rip Pac from a real fan since a child.

The thing about the great ones is their stuff never fades. This still sounds fresh which speaks volumes about how deep an artist 2Pac was.

Pac was so perfect! His lyrics are the bomb! His style, his rhymes, his rhythm are the flavours!

They don't make em' like this anymore...

Being black to me feels like a creation the universe brags about for eternity. Proud!

Tupac rolling over in his grave talking about his homies would never do us wrong..

One of the songs that should be on Greatest Hits.

We still remember you!

Them last 20 seconds just has me feeling like the 90’s again

I was born in the 80s and grew up in the 90s. For me this is more then lyrics or a rap song. It's a feeling. It's a feeling of my generation. Each generation has it's own feelings. I am sure other generations can get the vibes of other generations. As I did for my parents. But a vibe is not a memory. You had to be alive at this time. You had to feel the world as it was at this decade. Only then you can understand the real meaning of this Song. It is something which was and never will be again. At least it is history of a time period on this planet. In a few hundred years nobody will remember. But this is a picture in a frame for me. If I wanna go back and remember how it was go be young, to have every week another chick, to live my life and don't care about tomorrow...then I come back in here. Like a treasure which I keep on a secret holy place, where only myself has access to it.

“It’s a shame you chose the dope game”

I would’ve love to go to one of his concerts

Anyone can rap but Tupac turns rapping into pure poetry and realism

I’m still here for it PAC, from the early 90’s as a boy to a grown man with a family. Your legacy still lives on homie.

Pac was the most versatile rapper of all time He had so many different styles that's one of the best thing about him.

" my homie would never do me wrong. that's why I wrote this song if you ever need me its on no matter who the foe they must fall us against them all I'm down to brawl if my homies call"

It seems that most teens in the comments wish that they were born earlier so that they could witness the great rapper

The music video the lyrics the beat are all on POINT!!!

He's the 🐐.💪🏼❤️

His early works go head to head on the same level as any east coast rapper. Songs like these prove Pac could keep temp, lyrics, and beat to hiphop. Reasons why Pac is the greatest is because he evolved to higher music later on Thug Life, Me Against the World, and eventually All Eyez on Me. the manifestation that Pac had is amazing

Pac road the hell out of this beat....

Just seeing this video, hearing PAC’s voice, remembering the 90s ugh it makes me want to cry and bump the music all at the same time!

Imagine just walking down the road and then 2pac just cruises past you with the top down hyping to one of his best songs!😂👏

Pacs rhyme scheme from 2:40-2:55 is so on point! Its songs like this that showcase how great his flow & song writing abilities really were, and this is so early in his career.

Imagine the content he will produce in this generation.

PAC was a true to life Story Teller💪🔥🔥🔥

STILL one of my ALL TIME FAVORITE Pac songs. Miss you militant loving genuine passionate contradicting imperfect but sincere King💜🙏🏾✊🏾

I wish Pac could have known the impact he is having on a 17 year old boy from New Zealand right here

As a teen I remember bobbin my head to this, and thinking 🤔 how wonderful life was ! This era of hip-hop is history and Tupac made sure we all felt the political process of our generation. This was very uplifting to a lost generation, I lost a lot of loyal classmates during this time. Rest in paradise to the homies that answered the call!😓☠️😇

3rd verse in this song is one of my favorites!!! Miss you Pac... Rest in Power

Pac lived this song until he died

the energy this gives you!

Straight TEARS as I reminisce. 😢

A lot of old rappers and old guys in general have a lot of slick comments about Pac, but none of them say he was disloyal or a bad friend 🙏🏿. So basically, their just envious of him. 🎯💯

When loyalty meant everything!!!

2pac is a Prophet.

"Who am I to judge another brother, only on his cover? I'd be no different than the others".

The media try they best to make us forget about this version of Tupac. He could have stayed in this lane and still became a GOAT. Society only remembers “Hit ‘‘em up” Tupac.. smh

Pac always favored Play (Kid 'N Play), come to find out, Play's Pac's older cousin. You learn something new every day. On another note, Pac's my favorite rapper, and I love this song, takes me back to being a kid in the 90s, and just loving the 90s, it was the best decade of my life.

Ain't none of that anymore.. More like I'll be there to watch you fall..

Damn how time has changed friendship don't mean shit these days sad to say. Rip Pac best rapper of all time

Blacks only so we can get back to real music

You chose the dope game my microphone pays!

this is classic rap right here. True hip hop. it was a lot harder for music like this back then to reach global audiences. Whereas you have clowns today like Drake, who are talented, but have a clear advantage and a privilege but they're completely unaware of their advantage / privilege. knuckleheads out here thinking real hip hop is some of this foolishness. They need to listen to a classic track like this.

This 2pac track will never get old...Rest In Paradise. ..your music is still relevant, more now then ever...

The 90s called said they coming through to my KZfaq recommendations. Shit is 🔥

PAC one of the best story tellers love you pac

Who's back in 2020

Pac was all about love. What other rapper was creating odes to black people, black women, his mama and his homeboys? I mean, who even does that today?

R.I.P John Singleton, he loved 2Pac...

This Album was straight 🔥 from beginning to end. And still bumps in 2024 and relevant. Rest In Power Tupac Amaru Shakur 🙏🏾🕊️❣️❣️

R.I.P The GOAT... He was too young when he died😓...

1.5K+ dislikes? guess their homies never called💁

PAC produced and directed this video! Incredible!

October 2022. The man died in 1996. Legacy, impact = 🐐