Craig Mack has died
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Yaboysix
That nikka
I Wonder if he still had that clean ass hairline before He died...
RIP though
RIP though
Cat piss martini
Veteran
*waits*
for puff's bytch ass to make a video
about how close they were,God and
being the most humble human on earth.
#fukkpuff
for puff's bytch ass to make a video
about how close they were,God and
being the most humble human on earth.
#fukkpuff
poundedyam
Banned
Wealth? With one of them diddy contracts lol???
All his possessions then.
Living Bait
All Star
Completely different people . .
I think Biggie tolerated Mack to a point but eventually he let it be known he wasn't feeling him . .
Biggie was outspoken like that and i think Craig was probably pretty hurt by it
DeuceZ
Li pitit gason
Gave us a classic. RIP 
people need to stop talking only about eating or health sometimes it's genetics.My best friend died of heart failure and he plated baseball, basketball and football he had a heart problem since he was like 5 years old.
Jordan>>LeFrozen
It was written in the Bible
Puff speaks
Rapmastermind
Superstar
"Flava In Ya Ear" and it's Remix had some serious impact and indirectly helped the Careers of Biggie, Busta and LL. At that time, LL was coming off "14 Shots to the Dome" LP which was considered one of his weaker LP's at the time. It commercially under performed as well after coming off of the Hit LP "Momma Said Knock You Out". After "Flava", LL was able to transition into one of the most successful albums of his career with "Mr. Smith". He was in the game for 10 Years at that point so the song helped him to gain a new generation of fans. Busta was basically coming out as a Solo Artist after killing it on the Tribe "Scenario" record with his former group Leaders of the New School. After "Flava", Busta would continue to wreak features and release his Platinum Selling Debut "The Coming" in 96.
And after several features, "Flava" Became Biggie's coming out party before "Ready To Die" Blew. After he appeared on that remix it was uphill the rest of the way. Not to mention, the success of the song again set off the Bad Boy Era after Puff left Uptown with Biggie. Shoot even Rampage eventually released a Solo LP and had some fire with "Wild for the Night". Craig's 2nd LP "Operation Getdown" dropped in Summer of 1997 during the Bad Boy Explosion but he wasn't on the label at that point. Eric B actually oversaw the album as Executive Producer and it had bangers, I remember bumping it back then. Outside of a few features he pretty much stopped rapping but he was working on projects. He just dropped an independent LP last year but Craig place in History is there which is why his music was in "Notorious" and "Straight Outta Compton" Films. The song has also appeared in other films and commercials.
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Ukbrotha
Superstar
Very sad to hear. Loved his style and obviously Flava in ya ear and Get down were classics.
His verse on Special delivery remix was also great to me.
RIP
His verse on Special delivery remix was also great to me.
RIP
Clayton Endicott
Superstar
The pillar of Bad Boy Dude's tapers were always on point
I think the shiny suit era doomed his career.
Rest in power brother
Dude's tapers were always on point I think the shiny suit era doomed his career.
Rest in power brother
R.I.P.
One of the most bizarre/mysterious rappers/careers of all time.
Hopefully there's a documentary coming on this dude
One of the most bizarre/mysterious rappers/careers of all time.
Hopefully there's a documentary coming on this dude
I can't lie, joints like this made me not dig the album much... lotta them joints sounded the same. Thought the same about the original Get Down... it was like they hit that stride with 'Flava In Ya Ear' and tried to back it up with 4 more just like it. He did have some hittas on there tho'.
R.I.P. Mack...
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