Shaquille O'Neal has worked with numerous rap artists during his music career including The Notorious B.I.G. In fact, Shaq recently revealed that he still has an unreleased verse from the late rapper. During his recent appearance on Drink Champs, Shaq aka Diesel came through with an interesting story about his studio session with Biggie Smalls for their 1996 single "You Can't Stop The Reign." The former NBA star recalled rerecording his verse ahead of his session with the Bad Boy rapper. Once they got in the studio, Biggie not only liked Shaq's bars but also laid down several verses himself. ...
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Shaquille O'Neal Reveals He Has An Unreleased Verse From Notorious B.I.G.
Shaquille O'Neal has worked with numerous rap artists during his music career including The Notorious B.I.G. In fact, Shaq recently revealed that he still has an unreleased verse from the late rapper. During his recent appearance on Drink Champs, Shaq aka Diesel came through with an interesting story about his studio session with Biggie Smalls for their 1996 single "You Can't Stop The Reign." The former NBA star recalled rerecording his verse ahead of his session with the Bad Boy rapper. Once they got in the studio, Biggie not only liked Shaq's bars but also laid down several verses himself. ... -
Zion Williamson Draws Inspiration From The Notorious B.I.G.
Most NBA players still drawing checks from their rookie deal listen to more modern artists like Drake or Future. Herb Jones shared during media day that he has both on his playlist, in between some Gunna and Meek Mill. Zion Williamson went old school, ending his Media Day availability with a story of being inspired by the Notorious B.I.G. Williamson cited ''Ready to Die'' as a go-to album to get him through tough times. It helped to change his perspective on dealing with stress and feeling like ...
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Today In Hip Hop History: Notorious BIGs Debut Lp ready To Die Dropped 28 Years Ago!
On September 13, 1994, Notorious B.I.G., alongside producers Easy Mo Bee, DJ Premier, Poke of the Trackmasters, and none other than Puffy (as Diddy was called then) as the executive producer, released the Hip Hop masterpiece known as Ready To Die. As Bigs debut album, this highly anticipated release shows the lyrical prowess of the Bed-Stuy big man, and besides Method Mans assistance on the epic The What? track, Mr. Wallace made it happen all by himself. Other than Nas Illmatic, no other solo...
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Notorious BIG featured in the new Timberlands Empowering Built for the Bold Campaign Ad
Timberland has launched its new Built for the Bold campaign today along with an anthem narrated by the queen of hip hop soul, Mary J. Blige. This ad features a rare cameo footage of the late great Notorious B.I.G. The video was directed by award-winning filmmaker Iggy London. The campaign taps into a global network of change-makers to help redefine what it means to be bold. It stars rapper and producer IDK, songwriter and poet Arlo Parks, musician, artist and director Shugga, auto body technician Tiegan Alysse, ceramist Shino Takeda, and Marc Yeh a writer and world traveler who is creating a new hiking culture in Taiwan. ... -
New video shows suspect in vandalism of Biggie mural in Brooklyn
New surveillance video released by the NYPD shows the man suspected of vandalizing a mural of Biggie Smalls in Brooklyn last month. The suspect can be seen in the surveillance video (above) walking on a sidewalk at night with a bag in hand. Police still havent caught the person who vandalized a mural of hip hop legend Biggie Smalls at the corner of Fulton Street and St. James Place in Clinton Hill, the Brooklyn neighborhood where Biggie grew up. The vandal threw black paint on Biggies ...
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Biggie Smalls mural in Brooklyn vandalized (footage located of person who vandalized the art)
NEW YORK -- A mural in Brooklyn depicting hip-hop legend Biggie Smalls was vandalized overnight and the NYPD is trying to track down who's responsible. Someone spray painted the words "East Coast" and threw dark-colored paint on the mural in Clinton Hill, where Biggie Smalls grew up, CBS2's Jenna DeAngelis reported Friday. I woke up to this," said artist Vincent Ballentine, who spent two days creating the mural in 2019. Surveillance video shows someone with a dog close to the mural. It's hard...
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Young Guru Unearths Unreleased Notorious BIG (Biggie) Audio: "he Was An Incredible Man'
The engineer and producer unveiled the audio on his Instagram on Wednesday (August 17), and prefaced it by explaining the clip was from a conversation Biggie had with Tracey Lee on the night they linked up and recorded the latters hit Keep Your Hands High. The audio in the clip hears Biggie exhaling before diving into the idea that the rap game can make a person soft. Drama crazy drama, and he just called my crib last night and was like, Yo man you think the game make a n-gga soft?' Biggie c...
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Megan The Stallion Channels Biggie on Who me? off her new album Traumazine
Megan takes the most direct shot at Tory Lanez here while referencing The Notorious B.I.G.s Who Shot Ya tied to how Tory allegedly shot her outside of Kylie Jenners party in July 2020.
She calls him a bh and then quickly drops the subject with the case heading to trial later this year and turns her focus back to flossing her icy jewelry. Ayy, I feel like Biggie, who shot you? But everybody know who shot me, bh, she raps. ... -
Thanks to technology, you can now own the rights to an iconic Biggie rap
Maybe you wore out both discs of Life After Death. Perhaps you couldnt get enough of Sean Combs and Lin-Manuel Mirandas tribute at the Rock n Roll Hall of Fame induction. Or you might even own several pieces of clothing with an image of that famous crown. No matter how deep your connection to the Notorious B.I.G., the people in charge of the pioneering rappers estate think it can go even deeper. Wait on a digital line to drop $100 on a piece of AI-generated art deeper. On Tuesday afternoon...
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DJ Premier on producing "Unbelievable" for Biggie
DJ Premier has worked with a slew of Hip-Hop's most revered acts over the span of his 30+ years in the rap game. One artist he didn't get a chance to work with before he made it to the major leagues is 50 Cent, and it's all because of Dr. Dre. During his most recent visit to The Breakfast Club on Monday, July 18, Preemo tells a couple of stories from his rise to fame from the moment he met the late Notorious B.I.G. to producing for him and JAY-Z at the beginning of his career. Later on, he reveals that he could've collaborated with 50 Cent before he blew up if it wasn't for Dr. Dre. ...
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