Rapmastermind
Superstar
As much as I hear this fairytale told I have never actually heard him do it
Fairytale? Well once again what did BONE who created their own style and flow say about Big taking their flow? I posted this eariler, here it is again:
Flesh-N-Bone: “Hearing Biggie do our style was incredible. I understood why he had to take it home and study it for a minute. He put his own spin on our Bone flow.”
Krayzie Bone: “It was bitter sweet. Biggie ripped it but we didn’t have the opportunity to tell him how much he ripped it. He came out and did his thing on the song to where he put another notch under his belt because our style is not easy to where you can just say, ‘I’m going to rap like these dudes.’ Especially back then when we were first coming out. For a New York rapper to do our style was a risk. But when he did it that n*gga killed it. New York showed us a lot of love off of that record. ‘Notorious Thugs’ and ‘Crossroads’ are the only songs they played in NYC by Bone. It was Bone and Biggie.”
Again it wasn't the fact that Big matched their flow perfectly. It was the fact he adjusted his flow to match their style but it was a slower tempo but fast for Big's style. Again it was the effort he did with it. Big could of just came with his normal flow and still probably killed it but the fact he sped up his flow and still spit a pretty amazing verse is the reason people say he got them on their own style. Even though "Notorious Thugs" is on a Biggie album it's clearly a Bone Song. Big was not in his element on that song and still murdered it. After hearing his flow it's hard not to understand why many rap fans think he had one of if not the best flow of all time.