Favorite track off Notorious B.I.G.'s - "Ready To Die" (Poll & Discussion)

[CourtesyFlush]

Brehs how did biggie make that voice for gimmie the loot? I legit thought it was a different rapper. But really how did he do that shyt

 

[C-Styles]

Warning and it ain't even close. yes all the other songs are classic, but you have immaculate story telling here with word for word you can go along and picture everything in your head with intricate detail

plus i've heard this being played at the club, a Got damn story telling song in the club with everyone spittin word for word, sh*t is unheard of

people know this more than the art father

 

[I love Latina women]

Everyday Struggle

BUT

Machine Gun Funk is right up there off the beat alone

 

[I love Latina women]

i still remember the snares on everyday struggle back to when someone burned me this and i was playing it in a discman

had to go with the title track tho



In a sec I throw the tec to your fukkin neck
Everybody hit the deck, Biggie bout to get some wreck
Quick to leave you in a coffin, for slick talkin
You better act like CeCe, and keep on walkin

that beat went so damn hard and then big's voice and flow too and yeah that sample of hutch's hospital prelude from foxy brown was a perfect sample to sample

 

[KravenMorehead™]

Machine Gun Funk

 

[Buckeye Fever]

that beat went so damn hard and then big's voice and flow too and yeah that sample of hutch's hospital prelude from foxy brown was a perfect sample to sample

What happened to our music, breh???

It was so beautiful

 

[Blackout]

Machine Gun Funk

Everyday Struggle in second.

 

[SunZoo]

Man way too hard to call.

Without overthinking it, I'ma say Gimmie The Loot...that joint in particular had a nikka acting silly when I first heard it, especially with the voice switches. For years I thought that was cease or someone else on the track with him.

 

[wingstop]

everyday struggle

 

[I love Latina women]

What happened to our music, breh???

It was so beautiful

i don't know, bruh. we ain't got nobody to carry the torch no more either. it ain't the same shyt that i grew up on. it ain't like it was in the 90's when hip hop was a movement and force to be reckon with. from the east to the west to down here in the south to the midwest, we had a variety of great shyt to listen to and just kick back and listen too. now, it's a bunch of "monkey see, monkey do" ass shyt goin' on.

everybody dikkridin' the next nikkas' sound and voice and just a bunch of mumblin' on records with no talent at all

shyt was beautiful back then, man. good times. naw, fukk that. great times back then my nikka

 

[Knicksman20]

This is damn difficult

It was between Everyday Struggle & Machine Gun Funk

 

[I love Latina women]

This is damn difficult

It was between Everyday Struggle & Machine Gun Funk

 

[GeeEffKay]

everyday struggle, but theres a bunch of others in contention

 

[AJtheOne]

Machine Gun Funk

All I want is bytches, big booty bytches

 

[Dirty D]

Everyday Struggle got my vote, although I considered about half the album.