how come King Tee being a influence on Biggie is never mentioned on here?

[Trey0'5Blue2Gz]

I think that interview was 3 years bacc

Props shyts new to me

 

[The_Hillsta]

Ice T also said that Biggie told him King Tee was his favorite rapper :ohh:

Posted this in a King Tee thread couple years ago....They both liked each other's style. King Tee gave him a lil nod on The Liks album. This was around the time Ready To Die had blown up...

Tila's verse @ 3:27....Had a potna around this time who thought the shyt was Big. He had to rewind it......Yeah, rewind as in cassette.

 

[ISO]

I see some chubb rock and Godfather Don in Biggie

Actually, King T sounded just like biggie on that song posted

Hmm, I don't see any Godfather Don in Biggie, Don is way more complex lyrically and had a more rapid delivery while Big was a better storyteller and better mic presence. Chubb Rock definitely, any Don tracks you think sound like Biggie?

 

[Flav]

Biggie & King Tee becomes friends



King Tee tries to flip out on Pac




A crip kills Pac





the rabbit hole just got a little deeper.

 

[bouncy]

Ice T also said that Biggie told him King Tee was his favorite rapper :ohh:

How you don't post the song that brought King Tee to the East coast Officially:


I remember when this shyt came out. It was BUMPING like a muh!

 

[Wacky D]

@ that soul train hook.

 

[Rakim Allah]

King Tee The Great

 

[Raheem95]

Ice-T had reportedly said in a interview that Biggie was a big fan of King Tee who inspired him to rap with a deep voice and not change his flow. Ice even said King Tee was Biggie's favorite rapper, he used the flow on his debut album Ready To Die.

King Tee started rapping in the 80's and from Compton


Biggie got a similar flow to King Tee, hear this song from 1994

 

[Poh SIti Dawn]

Ofc, where you think the whole suave fly flow and appearance came from? Dudes in the east ain't like that. They're usually dirty in a pair of timbs and jackets with fur hoods ala baby phat

 

[Raheem95]

Ofc, where you think the whole suave fly flow and appearance came from? Dudes in the east ain't like that. They're usually dirty in a pair of timbs and jackets with fur hoods ala baby phat

yo don't talk about the East like that. you talking to a NY nikka right now

 

[Poh SIti Dawn]

yo don't talk about the East like that. you talking to a NY nikka right now

I'm just talking stupid ignore me. I think that's why biggie comes off as a G in his rhymes. The slow g stroll flow

 

[Woodwerkz]

Biggie actually got his first influence from Chubb Rock

 

[DANJ!]

I remember this BIG doc where he had this homeboy who was like the only one out the crew who loved Cali shyt back in the early-90s. Said he used to put BIG on to certain stuff, beyond the usual names like Cube, NWA, etc... he would play shyt for him like Ant Banks. He said BIG just became a bigger hip-hop fan over time, he was listening to EVERYTHING.

 

[FreshAIG]

Posted this in a King Tee thread couple years ago....They both liked each other's style. King Tee gave him a lil nod on The Liks album. This was around the time Ready To Die had blown up...

Tila's verse @ 3:27....Had a potna around this time who thought the shyt was Big. He had to rewind it......Yeah, rewind as in cassette.

This was my shyt

 

[OnlyInCalifornia]

Yeah a ton of people don't know that it was The Chronic and King T that heavily influenced Ready To Die.

People were shytting on King T the other day like he was a nobody