Biggie really was nice as fukk

[jadillac]

Been listening to Biggie since 94. Wasn't until about 4 years ago when I really REALLY realized how nice he was.

 

[darryl]

Been listening to Biggie since 94. Wasn't until about 4 years ago when I really REALLY realized how nice he was.

Lol took you that Long breh?

 

[MoneyBags]

Post some early shyne tracks I wanna hear

storytelling:









His The Truth (advance of the his debut) used to be on YouTube but you can probably google it to find the whole thing, that’s where these tracks are from. He was still unpolished but I could see his potential on this project

 

[jadillac]

Lol took you that Long breh?

 

[DA_LURKA]

Pusha T be having his flow now a days...

 

[85 East]

Pac, Nas, BIG and Jay laid the foundation for almost 25 years of Hip Hop to follow. On any given day anyone of them could be argued as the GOAT of their generation, or of all time.

 

[Dilltastic VolWon(derful)]

Commanding voice & mic presence. Flow and pace was insane for a guy his size..... he was a natural mayne

That’s the craziest part about it. He was an obese brother who smoked, but somehow had superb breath control (n/h) and could change his flow and rhyme scheme up with ease.

he’s one of the few rappers where his reading his lyrics, it legit comes off as true poetry.

Sad thing is I don’t think any of these new era rappers even know half these songs

 

[Waterproof]

This fukked me up for a good while. One of of illest and smoothest tracks ever

Damn You Muthafukka why you doing this

I wanna go back to the 90's

 

[Waterproof]

Who the fukk wanna squeeze my desert e make mcs freeze you waking up in cold sweats they just dreams you still apologizing analyzing my size and your size realizin a fist fight would be asinine you just pop wines I must pop nines

Stop that shyt right this instant! I see the fukk you trying to do, you ain't slick nikka, don't get The Tupac Maniacs started, my brothers will fukk this whole thread up, Pac Fans we came in here in Peace to give respect and appreciation to The Late Great Francis M.H. White and your funky ass out of all Biggie lyrics choose those, trying to be funny and shyt, I see you like to play with fire boy, dont'cha

 

[Waterproof]

biggie was great

Even tho in cali he wasnt big like that

People only kno biggie from

One more chance big poppa juicy etc

His best songs

Was

Warning
Dead wrong
I got a story tell
Player hatas
Who shot ya

Etc

He had great flow and said rhymes never heard of

Pac always my goat


But biggie was great

Pac is my GOAT and I'm from The Bay the Home of Tupac and we rode with him hard but when Ready To Die dropped he got major burn out here nikkas was bumping his shyt on the radio, in the whip, at the club and at parties, I was in High School when Ready To Die came out and I remember that shyt, I had that album also and played the fukk out of it

 

[bourgeoisie tall freak]

The work of Pac stans is never done. What's the point of 1-starring this thread?

they aren't real pac fans. when you understand that he just copied pac's style you can still appreciate BIG for the good effort

 

[I love Latina women]

Never seen this before. Classic like it could've been taken yesterday.

Yessir

 

[Waterproof]

You know what NY nikkaz are a bunch of hating ass crab in the bucket ass nikkaz the hate Biggie got from NY rap nikkaz is disgusting and you have to feel sorry for Biggie. West Coast Gangsta Rap damned near wipe NY hip hop off the map, from Record Sales, Radio and video play, mainstream media coverage, mainstream magazine coverage, articles, stories, influence of the culture, West Coast Culture of dress code, slang was everywhere, Iconic album's, West Coast Gangsta Movie's, West Coast Movie Soundtracks, The Bay and L.A. had California the new hip hop Mecca

And the only life line that kept NY on life support was their hip hop magazines, radio and media

And here come Biggie Smalls and dropped Ready To Die which was influenced by Death Row sound and Biggie with the King Tee Flow which the album was a cardiac electrical shock to heart of NY Hip Hop and revive them and took them off the breathing tubes. That album was a Monster, Hip Hop started looking towards NY again and gave it respectability.

Even The Source Golden Boy Nas when he dropped Illmatic couldn't do what Biggie and Ready to Die done

And what the fukk NY done, they shytted on him. Biggie had to fight against Wu Tang, The Boot Camp Clique, Jeru, Nas and a whole lot dusty ass NY nikkaz all because he was successful, he dropped a classic album, classic remixes and he broke through The West Coast which those other nikkas couldn't, he broke through the South, The Mid West, was in main steam magazines, broke through markets and The mainstream radio all over the region

You NY nikkaz should be ashamed of yourselves

Biggie Smalls was hurt as fukk after carrying NY on his back and resurrecting them from the dead and they shytting on him

West Coast would never turn their back on their own

 

[bigde09]

Pac is my goat but I love Ready To Die especially Juicy where he was rapping like Pac "Birthdayyys was the worst dayysss"

 

[DA_LURKA]

You know what NY nikkaz are a bunch of hating ass crab in the bucket ass nikkaz the hate Biggie got from NY rap nikkaz is disgusting and you have to feel sorry for Biggie. West Coast Gangsta Rap damned near wipe NY hip hop off the map, from Record Sales, Radio and video play, mainstream media coverage, mainstream magazine coverage, articles, stories, influence of the culture, West Coast Culture of dress code, slang was everywhere, Iconic album's, West Coast Gangsta Movie's, West Coast Movie Soundtracks, The Bay and L.A. had California the new hip hop Mecca

And the only life line that kept NY on life support was their hip hop magazines, radio and media

And here come Biggie Smalls and dropped Ready To Die which was influenced by Death Row sound and Biggie with the King Tee Flow which the album was a cardiac electrical shock to heart of NY Hip Hop and revive them and took them off the breathing tubes. That album was a Monster, Hip Hop started looking towards NY again and gave it respectability.

Even The Source Golden Boy Nas when he dropped Illmatic couldn't do what Biggie and Ready to Die done

And what the fukk NY done, they shytted on him. Biggie had to fight against Wu Tang, The Boot Camp Clique, Jeru, Nas and a whole lot dusty ass NY nikkaz all because he was successful, he dropped a classic album, classic remixes and he broke through The West Coast which those other nikkas couldn't, he broke through the South, The Mid West, was in main steam magazines, broke through markets and The mainstream radio all over the region

You NY nikkaz should be ashamed of yourselves

Biggie Smalls was hurt as fukk after carrying NY on his back and resurrecting them from the dead and they shytting on him

West Coast would never turn their back on their own

In NY it's survival of the fittest, you wouldn't understand...