The Notorious B.I.G. - "Biggie"

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love da vid :mjcry: had nikkaz on da block like its ‘92


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People cant say Puff aint show BIG's people love.

They didnt deserve to be on that song. All them sucked.
 
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stomachlines said:
Damn! :ohhh:

I bet that whole area is gentrified now, ain't it?
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A lot of it is. Whenever I come back to Brooklyn, it’s not the same at all. Flatbush looks different. Bedstuy looks waaaaay different

Don’t get it fukked up tho, nikkas will still die

East NY and Brownsville still dirty tho
 
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FreshAIG said:
A lot of it is. Whenever I come back to Brooklyn, it’s not the same at all. Flatbush looks different. Bedstuy looks waaaaay different

Don’t get it fukked up tho, nikkas will still die

East NY and Brownsville still dirty tho
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Damn. Well lemme ask, cause I've only been to NYC a couple of times.... when would u say it really started changing in it's appearance.

Like when was the last time NYC was the NYC as you knew it and as people not from NYC knew it as in the 90's? Early 2000's?
 
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I was at that spot on St James last month.....crazy to see the history and gentrification in the sweeping view of Brooklyn. I used to bang this in 8th grade.....

What does Lil' Cease do now?

edit: damn Lil Kim from the infamous XXL shoot days.

and that second track was one I really liked too, I still play sometimes, felt very much like "Life After Death" era.
 
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stomachlines said:
Damn. Well lemme ask, cause I've only been to NYC a couple of times.... when would u say it really started changing in it's appearance.

Like when was the last time NYC was the NYC as you knew it and as people not from NYC knew it as in the 90's? Early 2000's?
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Yeah probably 2004-2005
 
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stomachlines said:
Damn. Well lemme ask, cause I've only been to NYC a couple of times.... when would u say it really started changing in it's appearance.

Like when was the last time NYC was the NYC as you knew it and as people not from NYC knew it as in the 90's? Early 2000's?
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Once Clinton announced he was going to have an office uptown in 2000 it was already in motion...then came The Starbucks. People were excited but they didn't realize this shyt required blood sacrifices. By the time 2004 rolled around the wheels of change were moving. You started seeing people places they wouldn't normally be..You would have thought they were lost...As the years have gone on it's gotten more and more intense along with the accompanying businesses, residential buildings to accommodate these "people" Now it's at the point where it's all but over
 
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