Biggie really was nice as fukk

[Ghost Utmost]

I never understood why people rate him so highly.

I just figured that him and Pac dying so young is why.

Someone said Dead Wrong is one of his best songs. I heard it the other day and was kinda disgusted.

BIG and Pac are dope. Just overrated.

 

[TripleAgent]

I never understood why people rate him so highly.

I just figured that him and Pac dying so young is why.

Someone said Dead Wrong is one of his best songs. I heard it the other day and was kinda disgusted.

BIG and Pac are dope. Just overrated.

BIGs accolades mostly came while he was alive. He was seen as the East's savior. He was super nice AND sold records. He didn't get nearly the death stimulus that Pac did. LAD was being hyped beyond belief BEFORE he died.

 

[ThirdAct]

Big had the best flow of all time IMO. He was incredible and only getting better at the time of death.

 

[Eastside Get The Money]

"Today's agenda, got the suitcase up in the sentra. Go to room 112, tell em Blanco sent ya"

The fact that you gotta wait to the 3rd verse to find out they were hispanic, and the breakdown that Blanco = white in spanish and then to know the metaphor of KONY and Christopher Walken that wraps it all up to why Frank White sent them in the first place. Song is like a Dave Chappelle bit it always comes full circle. Rappers don't rap like this anymore Biggie was special man

 

[Nomad1]

Make a thread on Pac first two albums

Pac's first two > Big

 

[TripleAgent]

Pac's first two > Big

 

[Ryda52]

My nikka really said Pac’s first two albums which none of them, even to this day don’t big up, is better than two arguable top 10 hip hop albums of all time.

 

[Shakeydog]

"Today's agenda, got the suitcase up in the sentra. Go to room 112, tell em Blanco sent ya"

The fact that you gotta wait to the 3rd verse to find out they were hispanic, and the breakdown that Blanco = white in spanish and then to know the metaphor of KONY and Christopher wWaken that wraps it all up to why Frank White sent them in the first place. Song is like a Dave Chappelle bit it always comes full circle. Rappers don't rap like this anymore Biggie was special man

Add in the fact that “tell em blanco sent you”was really a thing in BK not just rap shyt big was too ill R.I.P

 

[The Intergalactic Koala]

I never understood why people rate him so highly.

I just figured that him and Pac dying so young is why.

Someone said Dead Wrong is one of his best songs. I heard it the other day and was kinda disgusted.

BIG and Pac are dope. Just overrated.

To be fair, younger hungry Biggie (no pun) aged horribly. Dude was on some shock and jock shyt.

Once he got into his own and matured a bit, it was too late.

Lord knows what would have been if Big was still here.

 

[The Intergalactic Koala]

"Today's agenda, got the suitcase up in the sentra. Go to room 112, tell em Blanco sent ya"

The fact that you gotta wait to the 3rd verse to find out they were hispanic, and the breakdown that Blanco = white in spanish and then to know the metaphor of KONY and Christopher wWaken that wraps it all up to why Frank White sent them in the first place. Song is like a Dave Chappelle bit it always comes full circle. Rappers don't rap like this anymore Biggie was special man

The fact that dude actually spit a conversation in the story was powerful in itself. Rappers like Big and Nas are so amazing with the craft of storytelling and it sucks that we rarely get those type of tracks anymore.

 

[↓R↑LYB]

Probably one of my favorite biggie songs. My brother had this on a mixtape back in the day and used to play this shyt all the time and we'd scream out "Is Brooklyn in the house? "

 

[DA_LURKA]

Add in the fact that “tell em blanco sent you”was really a thing in BK not just rap shyt big was too ill R.I.P

Break that down for me?

 

[JoelB]

Dude was incredible

"anytime you ready Mr. Cee we gonna get hardcore on these homo's" -BIG

 

[Left.A1]

I always say he was the most basic/simple …complex rhyming rapper of all times…

Never really had a gang of crazy metaphors or similes ..didn’t need to bring out a thesaurus for his vocabulary …wasn’t even necessarily a punchline rapper either ..but what he did have was arguably the greatest multi syllable flow ever … the amount of multi’s that he would cram into a bar was next level

That mic presence with that unique voice and storytelling imagery was amazing …And for as much as people shyt on the shiny suit shyt that puffy was on i’m glad he took big and put that polish on him and let him really flourish as the unicorn hit maker slash top tier lyricist…that combo is rare with most rappers

 

[Shakeydog]

Break that down for me?

I gotta try and find it but I seen a few people mention in interviews over the years that it was a code people would use at spots back in the day .This was way after big was dead Ill dig around when I get to work .