Biggie would've turned 48 today

[MJ Truth]

His style is still so fukking unique too.

 

[3rdWorld]

Rest In Peace Mi King..

 

[avon barksdale]

 

[Houston911]

Rip to one of the goats

 

[Heafcliffe]

THEE G.O.A.T.

Two decades later, the vividness of Nikkaz Bleed still always has me

 

[BK The Great]

Only one cuss word in that verse too.





Games we play, life-endin'
bytches bendin' over with ease for a pair of Mo-schi-no jeans
And Donna Karan tank top, I got your bank stopped
Singles on top, Benjamins under the rest of 'em (don't stop!)
Advancin' from duplex to mansions
Stashin' keys, hidin' Gs overseas, VCRs in my Vs
Game elevates, money I make
Into stocks and real estates, bytch
Jet skiing in the Caribbean
White sands, discussin' plans with my mans
Dark blue Land, smoke tint, chrome rims and a system
That leaves my rear views tremblin'
What you gonna do when Poppa catch an attitude?
Drop to your knees and show gratitude
Kiss my ring, it's a Frank White thing, I stay potent
bytches devoted, take my dikk and deep throat it

 

[King Kai]

saw this mural linked on an article and this is fantastic.

ain't enough of these stateside and this is in fukking australia

 

[djfilthyrich]

The 2nd volume of my Ready To Die 25th Anniversary Tribute featuring:
OG Samples + Flips
Blends
Rarities + B-sides
Interview Clips

AUDIO:


TRACKLIST

Flava In Ya Ear RMX
Ohio Players (OG Sample for Gimme The Loot)
Gimme The Loot ft Onyx (FULLY Uncensored Version + Filthy Blend)
David Porter (OG Sample for Who Shot Ya)
Who Shot Ya (LP Version + Filthy Blend)
Things Done Changed
Unbelievable (LP Version + Filthy Blend)
Come On ft Sadat X (2 versions)
Metal Thangz (Filthy Blend)
Respect ft Panhead & Diana King (Filthy Blend)
Isaac Hayes (OG Sample for Warning)
Warning (LP Version + Filthy Blend)
The What ft Method Man
The What (Filthy Blend) [Unreleased Alternate Lyrics]
Isley Bros (OG Sample for Big Poppa)
Big Poppa (LP + RMX)
Dolly My Baby RMX
Bad Bwoy (Filthy Blend)

 

[Trot LaRoc]

RIP to one of the best to ever do it

The Alfred Hitchcock of hip hop