2Pac Popular Song Rankings [2025]

California Love2Pac ft. Dr. Dre8rank/position

2Pac ft. Dr. Dre – California Love (Official Video) [Full Length Version]

When it comes to songs that symbolize the West Coast, many people probably think of California Love.

Created by West Coast icons 2Pac and Dr.

Dre, this track was released in 1995 and received worldwide acclaim.

Naturally, it’s a highly polished piece that packs in all the best elements of West Coast rap.

If you want to dig deeper into West Coast hip-hop, be sure to check it out.

Do For Love (feat. Eric Williams)2Pac9rank/position

2Pac feat. Eric Williams – Do For Love [720 HD]

Here is “Do For Love (feat.

Eric Williams),” a track by 2Pac—still spoken of today as a legendary rapper—featuring Eric Williams, a former member of Blackstreet.

As one of 2Pac’s few love songs, it remains a highly popular work even now.

I Get Around2Pac10rank/position

2Pac – I Get Around

Tupac, who enjoyed legendary popularity as a rapper representing West Coast rap—nicknamed “Wessai”—was a defining figure of the scene.

His track I Get Around is one of his most popular songs.

Released in 1993, it was produced by Shock G, known as a core member of the popular Wessai group Digital Underground.

Centered on the theme of sex, the song features explicit lyrics, but it’s highly recommended as a summertime hip-hop track!

Letter 2 My Unborn2Pac11rank/position

2Pac – Letter 2 My Unborn

Tupac, a legendary hip-hop artist with overflowing talent who achieved brilliant success, met a tragic end in 1996 at the young age of 25.

Even after his death, he became known for the steady release of a vast trove of previously unreleased recordings.

This particular track is included on the 2001 album Until the End of Time.

Later released as a single, it’s a beloved classic whose mood captures Tupac’s melancholic, lyrical side.

Framed as a letter to a child yet to be born, the lyrics are deeply thoughtful and showcase his remarkable talent as a lyricist.

If you have a dad who loves hip-hop, it might be fun to put this song on and enjoy a drive together.

Hit ‘Em Up2Pac12rank/position

2Pac – Hit ‘Em Up [High Quality]

A diss track aimed at East Coast rappers and The Notorious B.

I.

G.

, who was once a friend of 2Pac.

It was released in 1996.

The music video was filmed at a warehouse on Slauson Avenue in Los Angeles.

Life Goes On2Pac13rank/position

Japanese Translation: 2PAC – Life goes on (HD)

A moving song that weaves together the joys and sorrows of life.

2Pac’s powerful voice conveys a tribute to lost friends and encouragement to those who go on living.

Included on the 1996 album “All Eyez on Me,” it reached No.

31 on the Billboard Hot 100.

While mourning comrades who fell victim to gang violence, it calls on the survivors to keep looking forward and continue walking.

Evoking deep sadness yet also hope, this work offers comfort and courage to those who have lost someone dear.

Road To Glory2Pac14rank/position

2Pac – Road To Glory (Unreleased – Dedicated To Mike Tyson).wmv

Mike Tyson is a legendary boxer with top-tier punching power, combined with weaving and hand speed you wouldn’t expect from a heavyweight.

He struggled when forced to back up—partly due to difficulties with parrying and blocking uppercuts and with conditioning—but in close-range infighting, he was one of the most powerful boxers ever, capable of knocking out opponents in an instant.

His famous theme song is “Road To Glory,” known as a hidden gem by the equally legendary rapper, 2Pac.