my boy hate jay z so much he swears that hov had something to do with big death
100 Facts About Unreleased Notorious BIG Music You Probably Didnt Know
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With the success of Makaveli, Pac would have most likely taken a break from the release of rap albums because George Lucas really wanted him for all three of those Star Wars movies (role filled by Samuel L. Jackson).
Resolving conflict with BIG?
They would've have buried the hatchet but I don't think they would have ever been 100% friends - just an understanding.
BIG definitely would have made Charlie Baltimore a bigger star, though.
Resolving conflict with BIG?
They would've have buried the hatchet but I don't think they would have ever been 100% friends - just an understanding.
BIG definitely would have made Charlie Baltimore a bigger star, though.
If he would have done those Star Wars Movies, Pac acting career would had been thru the roof...
I believe there are numerous albums and songs, sealed in vaults, that when a few cats die, may finally see the light of day
I wonder how do you sit on that kind of heat for decades, I guess it's your rainy day check
I'm sure there are hella cats that would have/wanted to record with biggie, but maybe his death prevented over saturation or watered down material
Now I wonder what would have happened if big had his own label, that's the question to ponder
Would puff still be his boy, would he turn into puff
I wonder how do you sit on that kind of heat for decades, I guess it's your rainy day check
I'm sure there are hella cats that would have/wanted to record with biggie, but maybe his death prevented over saturation or watered down material
Now I wonder what would have happened if big had his own label, that's the question to ponder
Would puff still be his boy, would he turn into puff
I heard BIG only worked on albums so there most likely aren't any albums in vaults, if so Puff would've released them already.
Those unreleased songs are HEAT
NICKLEBAGKILLA
Rising Star
I don't know about that but it wouldn't surprise me if Puff did...
GOD MC.
I believe he has a lot of shit that is not finished and all over the place, meaning unorganized bars.
The king of the remix (Poofy), could probably spin stuff into a song with collabs with others as he's done in the past, but my guess is, there's no real money in record sales, just appearances/performances.
Poofy goals these days ain't bout that life anyways.
::two cents::
He's always been another Trump, lends his name to brands or opportunities and makes money that way.
The king of the remix (Poofy), could probably spin stuff into a song with collabs with others as he's done in the past, but my guess is, there's no real money in record sales, just appearances/performances.
Poofy goals these days ain't bout that life anyways.
::two cents::
He's always been another Trump, lends his name to brands or opportunities and makes money that way.
My barber (here in Raleigh) said the same thing. He said Biggie came in his shop just before he got arrested on Dacian Road. I tripped out on the movie Notorious when he called from the Wake County Jail.
Well I was talking in general, it's a lot of artist that put heat on wax, but, because of sampling clearances, or money disputes or whatever the albums got shelved, in a vault, and I'm willing to bet as some of these executives or other big wigs die off who knows what might see the light of day
The first time I heard Victory it was without the choruses. Sounded much better than the finished product.
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Photog recalls day on the job with Notorious B.I.G.
George DuBose will never forget the day in 1991 he went to Bed-Stuy to snap the Notorious B.I.G. and looked down the barrel of an Uzi.
The photographer insisted on an escort, “as I wasn’t about to go to that neighborhood with my cameras alone.”
DuBose took 34 shots of Biggie Smalls, born Christopher Wallace, and DJ 50 Grand. “I had decided to ‘get out of Dodge’ when Biggie asked me if I would shoot his posse. What posse?” DuBose wondered.
“Next thing I knew there were 20 cats coming out of the woodwork. I saw a empty wall that was being hit by the sunlight and told the guys to line up in front of the wall.”
There was one more surprise.
“When I looked into the viewfinder to frame the shot, I saw that Biggie had an Uzi. Where it came from, I have no idea. I asked him politely to point the gun away from the camera. Took two more shots and that was that.”
The group shot and the entire contact sheet are part of a show celebrating the “Contact High: A Visual History of Hip-hop” book at Hasselblad’s pop-up studio in Noho.
The exhibit opens to the public Friday, with a launch party Thursday evening.
Photog recalls day on the job with Notorious B.I.G.
George DuBose will never forget the day in 1991 he went to Bed-Stuy to snap the Notorious B.I.G. and looked down the barrel of an Uzi.
The photographer insisted on an escort, “as I wasn’t about to go to that neighborhood with my cameras alone.”
DuBose took 34 shots of Biggie Smalls, born Christopher Wallace, and DJ 50 Grand. “I had decided to ‘get out of Dodge’ when Biggie asked me if I would shoot his posse. What posse?” DuBose wondered.
“Next thing I knew there were 20 cats coming out of the woodwork. I saw a empty wall that was being hit by the sunlight and told the guys to line up in front of the wall.”
There was one more surprise.
“When I looked into the viewfinder to frame the shot, I saw that Biggie had an Uzi. Where it came from, I have no idea. I asked him politely to point the gun away from the camera. Took two more shots and that was that.”
The group shot and the entire contact sheet are part of a show celebrating the “Contact High: A Visual History of Hip-hop” book at Hasselblad’s pop-up studio in Noho.
The exhibit opens to the public Friday, with a launch party Thursday evening.
Damn. Puff knew.
Great interview.
Yo this interview messed me up
Look at Diddy in a whole new light now fuck being jus about business. He a fucked up human being for this.
Look at Diddy in a whole new light now fuck being jus about business. He a fucked up human being for this.
I DON'T want to believe him
ESPECIALLY about Puff
but if he telling the truth??
and apparently i seems he CERTIFIED.
then this is some damning stuff.
that thing he said about the REAL reason BIG called Puff "DIDDY" was like
WOW.
I doubt Puff had anything to do with it, but it seems like he also knew it was coming. I see no gains for Puff, and the risk of going to jail for life, for him to choose to be involved.
Yup. I feel the same way. Too much shit he said made perfect sense not to believe him
Yup. I feel the same way. Too much shit he said made perfect sense not to believe him
yo this why we brothers guess what thread I'm updating RIGHT now?
Biggie Recorded a 2Pac Diss On a Busta Rhymes Song Called “The Ugliest” - Beats, Rhymes and Lists
On Busta Rhymes' debut album, there was originally a track called "The Ugliest" which featured Big firing shots at Tupac over a J Dilla beat.
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Biggie Recorded a 2Pac Diss On a Busta Rhymes Song Called “The Ugliest” - Beats, Rhymes and Lists
On Busta Rhymes' debut album, there was originally a track called "The Ugliest" which featured Big firing shots at Tupac over a J Dilla beat.