"Nasty Nas & his nicca killa & Black represent..." - BIG's Thank Yous... despite "Kick In the Door"

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They mentioned that? Wow. I remember it was in the newspaper after he got killed. I wouldn't be shocked if Henchman was involved only because he was extorting Bad Boy at the time and Killer Ben robbed Big and one of Big's friends

yep, it was in the book along with a lot of other things so it must have not been so much of a secret if the police were investigating it.

and there was something that i recall that either someone on sohh said it or if it was in the book that said that someone associated with m.o.p had something to do with killer ben's death. not sure. might have that confused with somebody else. dunno.
 

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Everyone acknowledged Biggie was that nikka but resented his subject matter. Back in the day, real hip hop heads hated that party, cristal, versace shade raps. They thought it was commercial and sellout shyt. Rap represented the projects/hoods, so nikkas rapping about that turned real hardcore heads off. But they had to admit that Biggie was still that dude.

I said this before, but when I was younger I used to have to convince my friends that Biggie was that nikka because they only knew certain shyt he did like One More Chance. It wasn't until like 1995 every caught on.
It's like not like Biggie didn't to rep and rap about the hardcore but Diddy made him look at the bigger picture.
 

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(This Magazine cover must of been Ether cause dudes were getting salty over it)


As I said, Every shot being throw at Biggie had nothing to do with him coming at those people. They all came at HIM but Jealousy had nothing to do with? Yeah right. There's nothing wrong with those kats not Feeling the the "Jiggy" side of Biggie. But how could they act like he wasn't spitting some hard sh!t is beyond me. Biggie has countless underground/hard/street records.
No doubt because after his album came out in 1994 he did underground joints for hip hop heads. This shyt he did with Lord Tariq & pudgee the phat b*stard was THE shyt
 

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It's like not like Biggie didn't to rep and rap about the hardcore but Diddy made him look at the bigger picture.


This is what I don't get about the dudes hating on Biggie's "Commercial" Songs. OK he had "Juicy, Big Poppa and One More Chance'. A MAJORITY of Ready To Die was HARD BODY. I'd put "Warning, Who Shot Ya, Gimmie The Loot, Machine Gun Funk, The What" against any NY Rapper's "Hard/Street" songs during that time. "Life After Death" was way more Commercial than "Ready To Die". Also outside of the album, Biggie was doing a ton of Hardcore Features. These two come to mind:




Red Hot Lover Tone featuring Biggie, M.O.P. and Organzied Confusion



Pudgee featuring Biggie and Lord Tariq




Tracy Lee featuring Biggie


Biggie was doing tracks like that while "Ready To Die" was out. Biggie NEVER left the streets. Dudes were hating period.
 
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For the record Big's camp had denied the "Peace Magazine" interview and that it was taken completely out of context. There is no audio of the interview.
Of course they will say that. It sounds just like some shyt biggie would say. You can tell its him talking. He probably was high and thinking, the shyt won't come out or he just didn't care anymore after so many people was dissing him, and he was repping brooklyn and nyc HARD. I would be mad too.

fukk ALL YALL nikkaS:pacspit:
 

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No doubt because after his album came out in 1994 he did underground joints for hip hop heads. This shyt he did with Lord Tariq & pudgee the phat b*stard was THE shyt


I was just posted this as you posted it. Props and Rep. Here's Biggie working with all these "NON-Selling" Street Rappers. Biggie was never too commerical to get on a hard feature and rip it. It's just Puffy had a bigger plan and it worked as Biggie was worldwide now not just a New York underground emcee.
 

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See that's what I thought... but that guy doesn't really look like the dude in the picture with Noyd.
Isn't Killa Black the same dude who gave Nas head the seductive golden child rub during the Biggie freestyle?
Killa black is havocs brother and black was down with Nas. He used to always be with Nas.
 

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Everyone acknowledged Biggie was that nikka but resented his subject matter. Back in the day, real hip hop heads hated that party, cristal, versace shade raps. They thought it was commercial and sellout shyt. Rap represented the projects/hoods, so nikkas rapping about that turned real hardcore heads off. But they had to admit that Biggie was still that dude.

I said this before, but when I was younger I used to have to convince my friends that Biggie was that nikka because they only knew certain shyt he did like One More Chance. It wasn't until like 1995 every caught on.

Which is also why they criticized Nas for IWW, not because it was wack.
 

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"Killa and Black" = KILLA BLACK of MOBB DEEP, Havoc's Brother. I agree it was a typo cause Biggie obviously didn't type the booklet out.

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Killa black is havocs brother and black was down with Nas. He used to always be with Nas.
"TJ, Black, better known as Killa I can't replace you but in me Havoc will always have a brother"

"Killer B you still livin"

"I seen the streets make a killer out of TJ"

"To my thug Killa ayo this ones for you"

"Killa and Lil Lord they had the street sewed up"
 

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"Killa and Black" = KILLA BLACK of MOBB DEEP, Havoc's Brother. I agree it was a typo cause Biggie obviously didn't type the booklet out.
Nah, I don't remember biggie being around Mobb Deep like that. He used to hang with Nas sometimes, and Killa, and Black used to be around Nas a lot. That is who he is shouting out.
 

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"TJ, Black, better known as Killa I can't replace you but in me Havoc will always have a brother"

"Killer B you still livin"

"I seen the streets make a killer out of TJ"

"To my thug Killa ayo this ones for you"

"Killa and Lil Lord they had the street sewed up"
Yeah Killa black was with Mobb deeps crew. I doubt biggie knew him because biggie didn't hang with mobb deep, and Killa black didn't hang with the mobb like that. If biggie shouted out those people it was through nas, and those were different people.
 

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Nah, I don't remember biggie being around Mobb Deep like that. He used to hang with Nas sometimes, and Killa, and Black used to be around Nas a lot. That is who he is shouting out.
WTF? Killer B is Havoc's little brother. All them nikkas rap about him.
 
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