So Biggie stole his whole style, name and song from a breh in Mississippi

[levitate]

This shyt kinda slaps…


We need a congressional investigation.

 

[Rozay Oro]

Even if he did. Biggie’s voice is deeper and he got better bars. That hook is trash!

 

[Stick Up Kid]

The big daddy tape was released in 1993.
Juicy was released in Aug 1994.

Biggie had his name in 1991.

 

[FcKuPaYmE]

Imagine how many stories like this where demo tapes sent in were copied and remixed. This isn’t the first time I’ve heard a story like this. They was stealing heavy back in the days.

 

[King]

WOWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW

 

[Mindfield333]

JayZ really learned a lot from BIG

 

[Mindfield333]

Biggie had his name in 1991.

White rapper had the name before him

 

[Vandelay]

 

[Luke Cage]

Gorilla Black >>>
Shyne >>>

 

[hex]

White rapper had the name before him

Biggie Smalls is from a 70's movie, "Let's Do It Again".

Fred.

 

[bzb]

he made it a hot line, biggie made it hot song

 

[coldcall]

Why am i just finding out about this

 

[hex]

As far as the thread, this song came out in 1993 and BIG got Unsigned Hype in early 1992, credited as The Notorious BIG.

So....this would seem to be a really odd coincidence.

Fred.

 

[Metal Face]

Even if he stole "Juicy", which is more Puffs fault. Who gives a shyt.

If he stole shyt like "Sucidal Thoughts", "Warning", "Unbelievable", "Ten Crack" then that's a problem

 

[invalid]

“In 1993 i was signed to a small record label called Dragon Records in Gulfport Mississippi. I had a song that i wrote to Mtume called Juicy Fruit. I wrote the song to the actual record and it was called Big Daddy. Big Daddy was the lead single off the Mississippi Dough Boyz Album that was released in september 1993. It was released on the same day as Snoop Dog’s first album Doggystyle. The dough boyz album was made by two Gulfport rappers Tilidie and myself The Notorious Bigg One. (Notorious B1). Yeah I had the name and song first. I know it might be hard to believe but it is 100% the truth. We was on the radio first and in in the stores first. We sent packages to all the major Labels shopping for distribution. Just image my surprise when people started calling me saying they’ve just seen my video. We was trying to get the truth out back then but after B.i.g’s death i decided to leave it alone out of respect. I’m not fat anymore and a lot has changed but before i leave this bytch I want everybody to know the truth. I was the original Notorious Bigg One.” 2Grams