Lets say Biggie debuted this year...

[C-Styles]

in hignsight, how would he be received?? Would he be just another "Mixtape rapper" or would he have as much success as he did when he dropped in 94?

 

[Nomad1]

"I'll suck on your daddy's dikk"

He would've fit right in

 

[LA Fisher]

He would be crowned savior of new york and then he would drop a classic album.

 

[C-Styles]

"I'll suck on your daddy's dikk"

He would've fit right in

 

[Hood Critic]

He would have been sh*tted on for 2 reasons:

1. He rolls with Puff
2. He doesn't fit swag image of today's rappers

 

[mortuus est]

him and fred da godson would be a two man crew

 

[No_bammer_weed]

He would have been sh*tted on for 2 reasons:

1. He rolls with Puff
2. He doesn't fit swag image of today's rappers

Having a young, aggressive industry impresario like Puff behind him only helps....and you think Big didn have "swag"? If you're just going by his looks, lets not try to act like cats like 2chainz, Weezy, and many recent stars of the past few years had runway model looks.

 

[Pinyapplesuckas]

nikkas would say he had a basic flow and was too ugly to get on

 

[LandryFieldsDad]

Everyone born before 1990 will say he's be successful everyone born after will say he would flop

 

[SummerNights]

Rick Ross wannabe

 

[A.V.]

 

[blackslash]

The Funny thing is...Biggie would be able to do well on trap beats

Biggie and Jay Z on H.A.M would be

 

[DAT NICCA KELSO]

Jay Z would borrow lines from Chubb Rock

 

[ThaRealness]

he'd decimate the competition

 

[Tuling]

very well received, i believe
his lyrics could be compromised in this day and age who knows
but what big would have going for him is his unique voice and timeless flow, so if we was to play around with the idea of BIG on these modern beats... here are some mash ups I like a lot
big on stay schemin @ 1:50