Biggie seemed like such a humble guy. Who The F was behind 'Long Kiss Goodnight' ?

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Watching these final two interviews, I cant help feel that without that Long Kiss Goodnight final freestyle he would still be alive.
BIG seemed like a young humble educated guy. Its difficult to watch these ...

Who the F convinced him that the track was a good idea? Just didnt look like he had that in him...




 

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"now you're beneath me, resting where the worms and the wheat be"

diss a guy after he's dead but not when he's alive :mjlol:
hit em up came out on june 4, 1996
tupac was shot up and pretty much dead by sept 7
his tantrum lasted less than 3 months lol
biggie didnt drop any albums during that time
in the songs he did make, he threw out some subliminals.
if you dont think he was gonna response on life after death one way or the other your insane
 

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hit em up came out on june 4, 1996
tupac was shot up and pretty much dead by sept 7
his tantrum lasted less than 3 months lol
biggie didnt drop any albums during that time
in the songs he did make, he threw out some subliminals.
if you dont think he was gonna response on life after death one way or the other your insane


So mobb deep can drop a reply by August but biggie can't? you're underestimating the NY mixtape scene in 96. Pac was getting word of everything.
 

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So mobb deep can drop a reply by August but biggie can't? you're underestimating the NY mixtape scene in 96. Pac was getting word of everything.
mobb deeps song came out after pac was already dead
was made before, but he never heard it.
they were saving it for their album
u gotta understand, no one expected pac to die
also, theres no deadline on when you have to response.
same way pac was using it for his album, as mobb used it for theirs, biggie was gonna do the same
 

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mobb deeps song came out after pac was already dead
was made before, but he never heard it.
they were saving it for their album
u gotta understand, no one expected pac to die
also, theres no deadline on when you have to response.
same way pac was using it for his album, as mobb used it for theirs, biggie was gonna do the same

prodigy wrote in his own book drop a gem was getting airplay and on mixtapes in august

after pac died mobb deep told radio stations to stop spinning it
 
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