He could have been
But unfortunately his life was cut short
But unfortunately his life was cut short
Murda Mook says Biggie is the best ever and it’s not close…
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Biggie is great. No doubt about it. A couple of my friends have him as the greatest. We discuss it.
He’s right
Push definitely has heavy Big influence. Ross too.Sidebar: Anybody else think Pusha T is eerily similar to Big with the raps? May be just me and how I listen to the shhit,. Totally different voice and presence so it’s easy to miss, but the bars are madd similar, I can hear that Big is probably his inspiration in rap.
Trajan
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Agreed
BIG is the goat IMO...if we're going off raw talent
Damn near every verse was a quotable
BIG is the goat IMO...if we're going off raw talent
Damn near every verse was a quotable
Trajan
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Trajan
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Sidebar: Anybody else think Pusha T is eerily similar to Big with the raps? May be just me and how I listen to the shhit,
He was doing his best BIG impression on Hell Hath No Fury
Stuckinthe90s
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Knicksman20
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I swear I hear rap the exact same way this kid does, lol, salute to him for this. A lot of people don’t catch certain patterns and word gymnastics and shhit unless it’s straightforward, normal, Jadakiss/Fab/Eminem/AZ/etc… which is fire…but I’m way more into and impressed by the scattered shhit that’s not so redundant sounding.
Biggie and Nas are masters if that’s your twist, especially prime-Nas. Willie the Kid is another one, not to mention him with them lol. Pusha T heavy too. Etc…Fun watch for anybody into lyricism/Big. I think Nas got him in the storytelling department but “A Story to Tell” and “Nigs Bleed” are better than “Rewind” imho, I know that sounds crazy (he told a story backwards!!!), you probably right, just my opinion
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BK The Great
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Biggie, Pac are still two of the most influential. A lot of artist wouldn’t exist without them. Look at the mafioso style Biggie was on, you now have guys like Ross and other fat boy rappers copying it.
didn't watch
he's right
he's right
u mad son?
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I appreciate the scattered rhyme play
Prodigy was another one who was great at that, it felt like dude would pull out rhymes at the most unexpected parts of the bar
Hell on Earth was a once in a lifetime performance on mic from start to finish
Prodigy was another one who was great at that, it felt like dude would pull out rhymes at the most unexpected parts of the bar
Hell on Earth was a once in a lifetime performance on mic from start to finish
Knicksman20
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Someone made a better video that's private but this an extra verse to Somebody's Got To Die that didn't make the final cut