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nice to see king tee gettin' his props 
this 1 of my favorite king tee songs right here
this 1 of my favorite king tee songs right here
how come King Tee being a influence on Biggie is never mentioned on here?
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H. Selassie
Black Royalty
Love these kinds of threads. There's so much depth in yesterday's Hip-Hop
Was just listening to Tee
Waterproof
Warrior Lifestyle
Biggie was a huge King Tee fan, Diddy told us that way back when. On Ready to Die Biggie delivery, cadence was all King Tee
Rakim Allah
Superstar
Freshman year at Howard, I met one of my best friends and we both declared King Tee Day a few weeks after meeting each other. Respect one of the OGs of West Coast LA Hip Hop.
@ that soul train hook.
Yeah, Ready To Die was basically King Tee flow mixed with Pac's content off of R U Still Down/Me Against The World.
East Coast cats don't wanna hear that though because they think Biggie's style was another NY born innovation.
Homeboy Runny-Ray
From Around The Way
pretty much.
when that story about the king tee/2pac altercation broke, people were hitting me up, asking me "who is king tee?"
a lot of mainstream rapper's bigger influence are lesser known and/or forgotten rappers tho.
AND THIS
Yeah, Ready To Die was basically King Tee flow mixed with Pac's content off of R U Still Down/Me Against The World.
East Coast cats don't wanna hear that though because they think Biggie's style was another NY born innovation.
Biggie said it better, waaaaay better!! Like a man should say when discussing hardships.
Pac just cried all the damn time with his emotional ass.
Waterproof
Warrior Lifestyle
Yeah, Ready To Die was basically King Tee flow mixed with Pac's content off of R U Still Down/Me Against The World.
East Coast cats don't wanna hear that though because they think Biggie's style was another NY born innovation.
And with The Chronic, Doggystyle inspired production.
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Yeah, Ready To Die was basically King Tee flow mixed with Pac's content off of R U Still Down/Me Against The World.
East Coast cats don't wanna hear that though because they think Biggie's style was another NY born innovation.
no jamaican influences from king-tee or 2pac so nope.
biggie mixed in reggae and dancehall vibes all the time. that is what made his music deeper in brehdom than the other two that you name.
that is why many crehs miss the magic in biggie's raps and pick 2Pop over BIG.
Excellenceofelegance
All Star
Yeah, Ready To Die was basically King Tee flow mixed with Pac's content off of R U Still Down/Me Against The World.
East Coast cats don't wanna hear that though because they think Biggie's style was another NY born innovation.
Just listened to king tee dippin and man the influence can’t be hidden
