The Notorious B.I.G. (1992 - 1997)

It's about time this blog showed some appreciation for the the pioneer of east coast hip-hop. Introducing the arguably world's greatest rapper Christopher George Latore Wallace, also known as Biggie Smalls, also known as Big Poppa, notoriously known as The Notorious B.I.G.. Biggie became a major player in the hip-hop scene delivering some serious flow on his record. His best hits include Hypnotize, Juicy and Big Poppa.

Biggie died 24 years young after being assassinated upon leaving an album promotion. During his short yet very successful career, he released two studio albums, both a major success, with his second album reaching diamond status in sales. His lyrical theme centered around his past with drug dealing, crime and robbery, the struggle with growing up in the ghetto and materialism (as you do). Biggie's flow has been described as something profound as he has a skill of storytelling through rap. His easy flow makes it- well, easy, to follow and you'll be left hanging on to every word he outputs onto the mic. If you don't know the story of his rise out of the struggle, Notorious, the biographical film based on his career will give you a summation of the happenings.

If you want to listen to hip-hop music that actually meant something, listen to The Notorious B.I.G. 17 million people can't be wrong.

Your favourite rapper's favourite rapper.

16 comments:

  1. One of the greatest rapper out there. RIP

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  2. i will check him man
    damn why dont i know these great musicians

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  3. He is missed that's for sure, rap sucks now

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  4. I didnt care nor did I like this guy... but I read all this anyway lol.

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  5. One of my favorite artist for sure. I'm not glad that he died, but I am glad that we have the music that he made and nothing more. It would of been a travesty if he put out some shitty albums.

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  6. Not familiar. Don't listen to rap/hip-hop.

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  7. hiphop could be very different today if he or pac were still around. less pop stuff.

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  8. Though I'm not a huge fan of rap, I definitely understood how important he was back in the 90's

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  9. Thats a great photo. Really love the concept of your blog, nostalgia'd at a couple of your posts already lol.

    Following and supporting.

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