Am I bugging or is Biggie taking shots at Ghost and Rae on the Get Money remix reference?

[UserNameless]

really tho...

 

[BigL187]

 

[Earnings]

Ghost was dusted out his damn mind talking about those Clarks

Classic shyt

didn't grow up on Wu so I recently revisited a lotta they shyt in my adult years... That's the FIRST thing I thought when I heard that nikka on his Fashion design shyt

 

[mr. smoke weed]

Also, on Clips of Doom off Fishscale Ghost was like: "On the day of your death people had candles but couldn't find no lighters, fukk your mural! Fukk your hood! You ain't a street legend like me! Blake Carrington holding a dynasty!"

I don't think those are shots. He's talking about the mythical 'you' on that song

"I break every bone in ya wrist.....

 

[AnonymityX1000]

I don't think those are shots. He's talking about the mythical 'you' on that song

"I break every bone in ya wrist.....

I mean the only a couple of types of people who get murals painted of them in their hood. BIG definitely has one.

 

[mson]

it sounds more like him doing the Mad Rapper voice but i could be wrong

But wasn't the madd rapper began as a satire of Ghost on shark biters?

 

[RTF]

The Madd rappper shyt is a Ghostface parody initially.

 

[1986]

The Madd rappper shyt is a Ghostface parody initially.

Ghost/Rae parody.

 

[PaperEnterprise]

LMAO good catch

I still think Ghost dissed Biggie after he died.

No he didnt. They squashed their beef the night before or night biggie got killed.

 

[Zero]

No he didnt. They squashed their beef the night before or night biggie got killed.

Can we really believe this though? Everybody and they grandma patched things up with Big and Pac merely hours before they died, let people tell it

 

[GoonieToons]

most of the wu aint f with biggie

 

[Mr. Negative]

this whole thread has had me thinking about Biscuits off the Pretty Toney album. It doesn't fit the timeline by any means, but it's still funnier cause of opening post.







So much behind the scenes shyt in hip hop that we listen to damn near daily, but we prolly have no idea.

 

[Family Man]

The gap between the verses specifically

Good God Almighty this nikka Biggie was a beast. Ain't been a flow as smooth and effortless since.

 

[Mr. Negative]

Biggie was the embodiment of floating on a track. Dude could kick that arrogant nikka poetry with mad finesse.
Dude could spit a verse about tying his shoes over Mozart and make it sound like some of the flyest shyt ever just by the way he phrased shyt and glided over, under and in between melodies toying with beats like it was nothing.


I wish there was a HQ version of this shyt cause Biggie toe tagged that "no time" beat

I also always wanted to hear an extended version of that beat during his verse on "all about the Benjamins"

shyt was beautiful and once again biggie was floating over that bytch making it look easy.

Good God Almighty this nikka Biggie was a beast. Ain't been a flow as smooth and effortless since.

Yeah, the way big would- his rhyme style was effortlessly all over the place, if that makes sense.

Like he'd switch up flows and cadence mid-bar, rhyme the 2nd and last word of three bars straight, then rhyme the 4th bar with a word in the middle of another bar, rhyme the last words....

And he did all of this WITHOUT WRITING.... and DID IT FOR OTHER PEOPLE OF BOTH GENDERS. Like lil kim's Hardcore album. I was listening to Drugs, that shyt is crazy. Folks give crazy props to Hov for writing still D.R.E, but... listen to Biggies ghostwriting.

Biggie's skill level was truly on some savant shyt. Biggie is the true Hendrix of this hip hop shyt.

 

[Blackout]

Only a MF Doom fan can find that kind of shyt on his own