he took Biggies rhymes and changed the words a bit that's all
off that alone. Big destroyed that beat. 
I'm pretty sure nikkas bringing up Banks and Pap are trolling y'all. Victory is a timeless hip hop classic and those B.I.G verses are arguably the greatest verses ever. I remember the first time I heard the song and heard B.I.G start flowing "In the commission, you ask for permission to hit him," I was
Anyone know who wrote Puff's verses? Biggie seems the obvious one, but I hear Jadakiss when I listen to it.
if you look at them today, but that's about it. That line still holds weight, because only a little kid doesn't know what those three names symbolized when they were in their prime. All athletes and musicians eventually reach that point where they ain't the shyt anymore, but those three definitely had more than a hot couple years so their legacies ain't goin' anywhere.
off top i can't remember any lines he takes wholesale but there's no denying the fact that he took BIG's cadence & entire steez for the song & recreated it with G Unit rhymes & some nice punchlines. i wont say he did the same flow because Banks can't flow that well from what i've heard but it's not like he came completely original and made it his own, the whole Banks version is built around remaking the OG with 50 talking shyt at the start, Bank's cadence and style of lyrics & everything else.
the video is epic....and on a side note somehow busta rhymes found himself involved in the song
