"Big never forgave me for selling Doin' It to LL"

[richaveli83]

I'm sure Biggie would have done a good job, but the song just fits LL like a glove. Another hip hop what if.

 

[Knicksman20]

https://x.com/blaccmassxx/status/1957202107552911573

I'm sure Biggie would have done a good job, but the song just fits LL like a glove. Another hip hop what if.

Just listen to this one verse someone mixed & see if you still believe that

Tell us what you think after hearing it

 

[Knicksman20]

https://x.com/blaccmassxx/status/1957202107552911573

@richaveli83

Did you listen to this verse bro?

 

[LiveFromLondon]

I swear I have a terrible ear for these kinds of songs. shyt sounds like absolute trash to me. But the masses love this kind of stuff.

You and me both, nikkas has a career of trash ppl like

Big was a better wordsmith, they could rap about the moon and the stars and Big would kill it..

LL is a very capable and confident rapper but technically fell short of the fat guy.

This beat didn't need no lyrical miracle bars and Biggie wasn't really that either

 

[3rdWorld]

You and me both, nikkas has a career of trash ppl like

This beat didn't need no lyrical miracle bars and Biggie wasn't really that either

Who said it needed a lyrical miracle rapper

It's about the soul and the feeling it would convey and evoke..Big would have produced the perfect BK, NY anthem on that beat.

 

[tuckgod]

She representing Queens, I was raised out in Brooklyn

LL ain’t shyt

 

[tuckgod]

Yup. Like how Many Men was actually supposed to be a Nas song before 50 got it


this was supposed to be Nelly but he passed on it. this shyt would have been a huge comeback single for him.

Nelly is a gotdamn idiot