Knicksman20
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GOAT thread
Life After "Life After Death". What Biggie had planned for the future.....
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one of the most understated and overlooked comments in the history of both SOHH and COLI.
I will never ever fukkin' forgive the fukks that murked big (pac as well, nother story for another day).
In terms of impact and significance in my life, Biggie's passing is as prominent as me losing my mother. In the grand scheme of things, it's due to their influence and effects in my own life that make me appreciate their pivotal roles that much more.
*bumps I'll Be Missing You*
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B.I.G. and Pun
pimpineasy
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one love .................
biggies talent was that he was not only #1 mc he displayed a talent for writing for himslef and others plus managing talent................listen to the queen b rapped by big where he should kim exactly how it should sound...............dude was due to be behind the scene and for this alone he would have been ahead of jigga still..............only thing however is dude was massively overweight so im assuming he would have addressed that at some point
biggies talent was that he was not only #1 mc he displayed a talent for writing for himslef and others plus managing talent................listen to the queen b rapped by big where he should kim exactly how it should sound...............dude was due to be behind the scene and for this alone he would have been ahead of jigga still..............only thing however is dude was massively overweight so im assuming he would have addressed that at some point
Rapmastermind
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Faith Evans announces new collobration album with Biggie this year called "The King and I". I wonder if they let some of those vault verses out for her:
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Biggie on Metro Boomin production
C-Styles
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Faith Evans announces new collobration album with Biggie this year called "The King and I". I wonder if they let some of those vault verses out for her:
Stevie J confirmed in an interview that it is an unreleased BIG verse that he's had for a minute
Rapmastermind
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I believe the group of people with unreleased records are Voletta/Biggie's Estate, Stevie J, Puffy, Lil Kim, Jay Z and Producer Easy Mo Bee stated he had some records. I think we got about an EP (5-8) songs of unreleased material. There are rumors there's a Fat Joe record and an Ol' D B Record. There was an Onyx record unreleased but they finally released it on there "Cold Case Files" album. Of course they will chop and cut all those verses up, I just hope the original verses leak eventually. It's been so ILL to see all the reference tracks leaking in the last 5-10 years. But I'm thinking the Faith album is going to be a "Cut & Paste" ala "Born again, Duets' album. We might get a few new verses but for the most part I doubt it will be all new verses.
KravenMorehead™
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fukk
Knicksman20
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fukk
Imagine Big rapping over a 9th Wonder & DJ Hi Tek
Roovers410
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The young g's song with nas is the biggest fukkery ever. That song would have been a top 3 song ever easily
C-Styles
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origiNel
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I don't know if OP or anybody else mentioned this, but there's also a story from Noreaga himself (forgot what interview), but Nore himself stated that Biggie was gonna be on the remix to Capone-N-Noreaga's T.O.N.Y. 
According to Nore, Biggie called him days before his death:
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“I watched the movie [Notorious] a couple of times,” N.O.R.E. told Radio.com. “The only part that made me cry was when he was making those phone calls. I was one of those phone calls.”
In the scene, Biggie placed calls to several of his loved ones. While the call to N.O.R.E. was omitted on screen, he remembers it well. When Big called, he played “T.O.N.Y. (Top of New York),” which was an unreleased song of Capone-N-Noreaga‘s at the time.
“I wasn’t honored that Big called me playing ‘T.O.N.Y.,’ I was like ‘How the fukk you get that?’ I’m thinking it’s bootlegged. Big Took like five minutes before he answered.”
After delighting in N.O.R.E.’s anxiety about his unreleased song, Biggie explained that he was sitting next to the song’s producer Nasheem Myrick. He then dropped the bomb on him.
“He was like, ‘I’m getting on the remix,” N.O.R.E. said. “‘As soon as I get back to New York, I’m bodying that. Don’t tell no one I don’t want nobody to know.’ I’m thinking I’m gonna have the biggest record out.”"
Biggie was just way ahead of his time, I heard the blends with Metro Boomin beats and there's another one that Mister Cee mixed somebody's blends that had him over today's hit beats...and he just had it all man. Gone way too soon.
According to Nore, Biggie called him days before his death:
"
“I watched the movie [Notorious] a couple of times,” N.O.R.E. told Radio.com. “The only part that made me cry was when he was making those phone calls. I was one of those phone calls.”
In the scene, Biggie placed calls to several of his loved ones. While the call to N.O.R.E. was omitted on screen, he remembers it well. When Big called, he played “T.O.N.Y. (Top of New York),” which was an unreleased song of Capone-N-Noreaga‘s at the time.
“I wasn’t honored that Big called me playing ‘T.O.N.Y.,’ I was like ‘How the fukk you get that?’ I’m thinking it’s bootlegged. Big Took like five minutes before he answered.”
After delighting in N.O.R.E.’s anxiety about his unreleased song, Biggie explained that he was sitting next to the song’s producer Nasheem Myrick. He then dropped the bomb on him.
“He was like, ‘I’m getting on the remix,” N.O.R.E. said. “‘As soon as I get back to New York, I’m bodying that. Don’t tell no one I don’t want nobody to know.’ I’m thinking I’m gonna have the biggest record out.”"
Biggie was just way ahead of his time, I heard the blends with Metro Boomin beats and there's another one that Mister Cee mixed somebody's blends that had him over today's hit beats...and he just had it all man. Gone way too soon.
