6 years later, what are your thoughts on "notorious"?

[I love Latina women]

Y'all should read Unbelievable by Cheo Hodari Coker. That is as close as you're ever gonna get to BIG's life story.

Also,

Naturi's titties were the highlight of this movie.

i forgot all about this book, i still need to get it

 

[I love Latina women]

yeah i get it
shyt just felt uneccessary to me
im from New York City i understand the impact that Ready to Die had and shyt
just didnt feel he needed a flik like that
to be honest

i don't see how, bruh was one of the most popular and important mcs of the 90's alongside 2pac

 

[Kill Dat Noize]

it was okay. very after school special like though.

and did pac and suge really step to them outside that award show?

 

[I love Latina women]

it was okay. very after school special like though.

and did pac and suge really step to them outside that award show?

when i first saw it, i thought it was very much like those vh1 movies be. like the tlc one in a way

yeah, i remember ms wallace talkin' bout it on biggie's vh1 behind the music but she said pac was on some "all i'm tryin' to do is sell records" unless this was 2 different times

 

[BXKingPin82]

i don't see how, bruh was one of the most popular and important mcs of the 90's alongside 2pac

i mean beyond being popular knowitimsayin?
he was a great rapper
made classic shyt
but he wasnt a 2pac or artists that really had these crazy ass movements and all that
i know when Big died alotta my Ft Greene heads and Red Hook and Bville friends were a lil choked up
Big was like a trophy for BK
so that shyt hit em hard

when Pac died muthafukkas was CRYING
lol
i remember one of my teachers for the WHOLE class allowed us to have this bog ass discussion on 2pac
still one of my favorite memories from school
shyt was just crazy
and this in the Bronx!
same muthafukka holla'in "fukk this one that one! fukk New York!"

 

[I love Latina women]

i mean beyond being popular knowitimsayin?
he was a great rapper
made classic shyt
but he wasnt a 2pac or artists that really had these crazy ass movements and all that
i know when Big died alotta my Ft Greene heads and Red Hook and Bville friends were a lil choked up
Big was like a trophy for BK
so that shyt hit em hard

when Pac died muthafukkas was CRYING
lol
i remember one of my teachers for the WHOLE class allowed us to have this bog ass discussion on 2pac
still one of my favorite memories from school
shyt was just crazy
and this in the Bronx!
same muthafukka holla'in "fukk this one that one! fukk New York!"

i know what you mean but biggie as an artist, is one of the most influential and was one of the most talented mcs of all time. i mean, he really helped the east coast in a major way because the west was runnin' things with snoop and dre, but big helped bring it back to the east. even with the wu and nas doin' their thing. but biggie along with puffy's help, was able to bring a fair balance on the much more mainstream side of things and even it out. he was a great entertainer with alotta of talent as a writer and definitely made a mark in not only hip hop but music as a whole

 

[Omar Little]

Pretty good ,ending was a tad bit abrupt but one of the better hip hop biopics in years.

 

[BXKingPin82]

i know what you mean but biggie as an artist, is one of the most influential and was one of the most talented mcs of all time. i mean, he really helped the east coast in a major way because the west was runnin' things with snoop and dre, but big helped bring it back to the east. even with the wu and nas doin' their thing. but biggie along with puffy's help, was able to bring a fair balance on the much more mainstream side of things and even it out. he was a great entertainer with alotta of talent as a writer and definitely made a mark in not only hip hop but music as a whole

agree with everything you said
i guess the best way for me to say it is
outside of him being a great mc
great ability to tell stories
crazy flow
comes from the same city
i was just never interested in him outside of all that you know? like "this muthafukka deserves a movie" type shyt
aside from some tracks here and there just didnt feel like there were many layers to him as a man
whereas a rapper like Pac damn neared addressed EVERYTHING! not just inner city life and this this and that
but i dont wanna derail the thread and make this into a big pac thing
just feel that way
especially after watching the movie

 

[I love Latina women]

agree with everything you said
i guess the best way for me to say it is
outside of him being a great mc
great ability to tell stories
crazy flow
comes from the same city
i was just never interested in him outside of all that you know? like "this muthafukka deserves a movie" type shyt
aside from some tracks here and there just didnt feel like there were many layers to him as a man
whereas a rapper like Pac damn neared addressed EVERYTHING! not just inner city life and this this and that
but i dont wanna derail the thread and make this into a big pac thing
just feel that way
especially after watching the movie

i understand what you mean, everybody got they opinions

 

[Lefty Gunz]

I like it.

I wasn't expecting no Ray/Malcolm x type bio pic. It's pretty much what I thought it would be

 

[Sensitive Blake Griffin]

when i went to see notorious in theaters opening weekend they had a massively increased police presence at the movie theater a couple dudes were walkin around screaming fukk the police I thought it was a solid flick

 

[mannyrs13]

I enjoyed it for what it was. Didn't Pac have a movie too some years ago?

 

[I love Latina women]

I enjoyed it for what it was. Didn't Pac have a movie too some years ago?

apparently there's one in the works

 

[Rigby.]

Haven't watched it in full since then. Barely remember it. Was still dope whenever I first saw it

 

[mannyrs13]

apparently there's one in the works

I thought I saw one before. I'll have to research that.