Gimme the loot is the best rap song ever created. Biggie didnt copy his style and if he did he did it way better. Ready to Die is the best album ever created simple as that. Tupac may have a better album with that said. enough said true this album isnt the greatest. Brooklyn Stand the F-K up for the real king of Hip Hop.īiggie is the best. This was the album that would had made him a SUPERSTAR, but we all know what happened, if it wasnt for his death this album would had put him in a place, where no rapper could had ever touch him, and that means no Jay Z, Nas, or whoever else, alot of rapper benefitted from his death and you all know who they are.
One of the top five rap albums of all time. this was put out in 97 and i still bump it every day.īIGGIE DAMN DIZ WAS FIYAH!!!!! HOP OFF PACS NUT HE TRASH BIGGIE FO LIFE! every hip hop head should have this in their collection. every track is cinematic, its almost like listening to a movie or sumthin. But we was always still cool with him and wound up sampling some of his records and he wound up not chasing me for them in the future.No matter how u cut it this is the best hip hop album ever made. “But this was during a time when Prince wasn’t really rocking with hip-hop and wasn’t really clearing any samples, so that really didn’t go too well. “We met with Prince We did the thing ('This Time Around') with Michael Jackson, and me and was always Prince fans and stuff like that,” Diddy explained.
Though the album did sample the late artist’s work, the Bad Boy team was attempting to lock down a full-fledged feature. In honor the album’s 20th anniversary, Bad Boy Records boss Sean “Diddy” Combs appeared on Revolt TV to share his Life After Death memories, some of which have never been heard before.ĭuring the sit down, the hip-hop mogul revealed he and Biggie were in talks with Prince. There’s no doubt the impact of Biggie’s sophomore album is still seen today however, after two decades since its release, there are a number of untold stories about Life After Death, including how it came to be and what it almost was. The two-disc project is widely regarded as one of the most influential releases in hip-hop, as it took the traditional dark subject matters of gangsta rap and fused them with radio-friendly, infectious beats. released his seminal and final album Life After Death. Twenty years ago on March 25, The Notorious B.I.G.
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