Biggie stole his name and song Juicy from this rapper?

[D.C Young]

I came across this video on youtube and it talked about how Biggie potentially stole his name, and the song Juicy from this rapper.

Same beat and flow and his name is Notorious B1 and this song came out in 1993.

 

[⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐]

……. It’s 2022 and this is the first time this has been posted


This is world breaking

 

[Hersh]

i remember this being posted on sohh

 

[Man On Fire]

 

[King Harlem]

Interesting. I thought Pete Rock said Puff stole the idea for Juicy from him

 

[LOST IN THE SAUCE]

I don't know why there's been so many threads popping up on here accusing Big of stealing his name or flow.


This shyt was supposedly from 1989 and he's calling himself B.I.G. and using the same flow he's been known for.

 

[O.G.B]

Considering how shady Puffy was/is, I wouldn't doubt that he stole this dude persona & rap style to help groom Biggie.

 

[C-Styles]

Man gtfoh! First off, BIG didn't even wanna rhyme over the Juicy beat, second, that was puff that got a hold of that. 3rd, Everyone was sampling practically the same artist on some of these joints, it was common to have the same sample at times. 3rd, BIG's lyrics made an impact more than this bozo's would ever do on a huge platform. That style of flow was pretty much common like what you have nowadays with these autotune rappers of today. It's the fact that BIG Changed his flow up later on that separated him from everyone else. Everyone wanna throw out all this controversial sh*t but at the end of the day, the Rhymes and scheme separates BIG from everyone else. Sure they can sound similar, what the end product sound like? that's the DIFFERENCE

 

[Unknown Poster]

And that guy was from Mississippi and never blew up.

It's kind of like the havoc and prodigy/havok & prodeje thing just a weird coincidence...

Also like how @C-Styles said it was the nineties and a lot of those same samples were getting sampled for different rapper's songs.

 

[Michael's Black Son]

Slaps more than Juicy

Sean Combs is a thief

 

[D.C Young]

Man gtfoh! First off, BIG didn't even wanna rhyme over the Juicy beat, second, that was puff that got a hold of that. 3rd, Everyone was sampling practically the same artist on some of these joints, it was common to have the same sample at times. 3rd, BIG's lyrics made an impact more than this bozo's would ever do on a huge platform. That style of flow was pretty much common like what you have nowadays with these autotune rappers of today. It's the fact that BIG Changed his flow up later on that separated him from everyone else. Everyone wanna throw out all this controversial sh*t but at the end of the day, the Rhymes and scheme separates everyone else from BIG. Sure they can sound similar, what the end product sound like? that's the DIFFERENCE

calm down bro, relax

but you did make a good point with this quote though.

When I was listening to that record, I actually thought that Notorious B1 dude sounded like Eazy-E a bit,

so that flow might have been common back then.

But nonetheless, how do you explain his name? Notorious B1.

Biggie was obviously inspired by this guy, the question is how much?

 

[D.C Young]

And that guy was from Mississippi and never blew up.

It's kind of like the havoc and prodigy/havok & prodeje thing just a weird coincidence...

Also like how @C-Styles said it was the nineties and a lot of those same samples were getting sampled for different rapper's songs.

damn I never knew about Havok and Prodeje lol

That sounds like some Tipping Point type of shyt

 

[O.G.B]

"From the Mississippi down to the East Coast"

 

[SolesKing305]

"From the Mississippi down to the East Coast"

 

[MurderToCassette]