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

[Lonj]

Dude was floating and all but Juicy is an overall better crafted song.

 

[ultraflexed]

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

Juicy was released in 94 but that doesn't mean it was recorded in 94

 

[Ethnic Vagina Finder]

Juicy was released in 94 but that doesn't mean it was recorded in 94

Come on breh..

Biggie had a different flow in 92.

He rapped different and called himself Biggie Smalls




When his album dropped his whole style changed.

Big wanted to be a hardcore street rapper. But Puff told him to switch it up so he could be more marketable. He tried do so thx same with Craig Mack but he refused

Which led to this




And most people don’t know Big and Mack was dissing each other on this song

 

[Oatmeal]

this dude had biggie name trademark …
so, Clive Davis had his people from his label come up with the Notorious B.I.G.

Was this before or after he did Home Alone 2?

 

[The Intergalactic Koala]

Come on breh..

Biggie had a different flow in 92.

He rapped different and called himself Biggie Smalls




When his album dropped his whole style changed.

Big wanted to be a hardcore street rapper. But Puff told him to switch it up so he could be more marketable. He tried do so thx same with Craig Mack but he refused

Which led to this




And most people don’t know Big and Mack was dissing each other on this song

Breh Craig Mack's reaction never gets old .

Puff: "Yeah we got some albums coming out, Biggie's joint and Craig Mack dropping sometime soon"

Craig Mack:

 

[The Prince of All Saiyans]

anyone else remember hearing that Gorilla Black came out in 92 until someone looked up the man's age?

 

[Knicksman20]

Yeah I dunno what buddy was talking about.

"A lot of songs used the same sample" cannot be debated. It's objective reality. I could list dozens of examples off the top of my head.

Hell, if you deviated too much from what everyone else was sampling you ran the risk of being considered weird. De La Soul in particular comes to mind., I remember one of my teachers played the Turtles record De La sampled and we were sitting there like

Fred.

Exactly bro

That's hilarious with the De La because it's true. Some like them got classified as "weirdo" rappers lol

 

[Tribal Outkast]

All this shows to me is how dope the south was back then. People thought it was all bootyshake back then. Nah, we always had nice rappers

 

[Unknown Poster]

I've had this on repeat all day.

 

[Alix217]

 

[Mʀ2ᴋDᴇᴇᴢ]

Ya know it’s mighty convenient Big just escapes all blame and can lean on peoples hate for Puff. And this ain’t the first time he gets that kinda pass either

I guess it was also Puff idea to say a chick look so good…..

@ this gif execution and how it goes with your statements

 

[Knicksman20]

So if Puff/Big stole this then I guess Pac stole from him too. I want all of you clowns to keep this same energy & ignorance up

 

[ultraflexed]

Come on breh..

Biggie had a different flow in 92.

He rapped different and called himself Biggie Smalls




When his album dropped his whole style changed.

Big wanted to be a hardcore street rapper. But Puff told him to switch it up so he could be more marketable. He tried do so thx same with Craig Mack but he refused

Which led to this




And most people don’t know Big and Mack was dissing each other on this song

He did however biggie wrote for heavy D in the style he would later adapt himself, this was 92 when puff was with uptown, biggie wrote this

 

[skylove4]

Yo this shyt just really kinda made me sad to think of Big this way


One of y’all hip hop heads tell me this is fake or he bit from big to restore my faith

 

[Unknown Poster]

Er what? He got underground hype from
“Party and Bullshyt”. His whole debut album made him. “Big Poppa” was the major crossover hit. As well as the “One More Chance Remix”. Let’s not rewrite history now.

He was on the supercat joint too with 92.