DJ Ron G on how it was Big L dream to work with 2Pac, Biggie Smalls and Jay-Z. And how Biggie Smalls mother (Ms Wallace) got mad at him and removed her son verse from the song called "Deadly Combination"
Big L has been deceased for 24 years. And not one major documentary on his life. His family, friends, and associates should be ashamed. Keep the man legacy alive at all cost.
At least 5-7 Years ago, i seen a youtube video that talked about a Big L Documentary that was in the works. But i don`t know if its still in the works or cancelled.
Big L was Jay Z’s blood sacrifice… that’s why Jay never mentions him… Jay is living the life Big L should of been living. Even the numerology of the events of his death were satanic.. such as street number, date, time, age etc…
The reason for that sadly, is because Big L wasn't a big enough star to get the flower treatment that you and I both want. Believe me, had he signed to Roc A Fella and then got killed, there would be documentaries, movies, TV shows and podcasts about his life.
@@528hrtz If anything Big L would have further serve the agenda of glorifying death and destruction which feeds the negative influence. I doubt he`s the type of guy the powers that be would want to sacrifice. Jay had a R and B group named Christian. If they wanted Jay to sacrifice anyone, it would have most likely been one of them.
Till this day, Deadly Combination with 2pac , Big L, and Biggie is one of the hardest songs by 3 absolute LEGENDS!!! Salute to Ron G. He had the Mix game in a choke hold in NYC back in the day, he had all the exclusives.
@@jalenaverylloydaveryiisson8862 your dad was the definition of a studio gangster seems like you're trying to deflect. Your day was a rich kid who went to school in beverly hills and fakes being a gangster and got snuffed by a crazy person because he couldn't fight. Like you have any room to talk
I heard Herb Mcgruff speak about that if I'm not mistaken, and I spotted somebody that could be Biggie in the video. I'm just surprised they didn't make the appearance more visible, it's Biggie in your video! Really weird. I'd love for somebody to substantiate that
@@interovic It’s all speculation it does look just like him but the movements the dude was doing don’t look like Biggie. Plus I think they would’ve shown him. In all the Biggie music video cameos he’s shown at least once up close on camera.
@@johanmassy5290 How you figure? BIG didn’t even roll w/ Big L like that plus why isn’t there any mention of this anywhere from anyone in either Biggie’s or Bog L’s camp? but you could be right
Big Ls death was just a tragedy because at least biggie and 2pac went superstar status and big L never got to make it that far but was the most lyrical rapper ever💯🔥🔥🔥👑
Biggie's verse on Ron G's "Stop The Brakes" was actually a verse from a Biggie song called "If I Should Die Before I wake". The song was released on Biggie's "Born Again" album in '99. (Although they censored half of Biggie's verse.)
If I should die before I wake was an unfinished song. Stop the breaks was from 92-93 and that was the original version of the song. Big was reworking that record before he died.
@@DJSkandalous Who's "we" though? I never assumed anything. I've always known that they're two different recordings. Biggie recorded "If I Should Die Before I Wake" first. That track got scrapped because Puffy had issues with some of the lines in it, (Puffy even talks about it in an interview) so Bad Boy wasn't going to release it. So when Ron G asked Biggie for a verse, Biggie just re-rapped the verse from the scrapped track "If I Should Die Before I Wake" for Ron G's mixtape. Biggie changed the last few words of his verse to "Ron G stop the brake", instead of "If I should die before I wake" But Biggie absolutely recorded the full verse not just half. The missing first half is just muted. The first half of Biggie's lead vocal was muted but you can still hear the adlibs playing during the muted parts. So where Biggie is suppose to say "dump her body in the sewer" you can still hear the adlibs saying "dump her body, dump her body". The first half of the verse that is missing, still has the adlib layer playing during the part of the verse that is missing. Proving that Biggie did record the full verse and an adlib layer. When it was mixed it for BA they muted half of the lead vocal but the adlib layer for the missing parts is still playing. Also, not sure what OG you heard online but the true original version of "If I Should Die Before I Wake" has not leaked. The file online that claims to be the original is the album version that leaked before the album was released.
@@Junior21485 "If I Should Die Before I Wake" is a Ready 2 Die outake recorded in 1994. (That according to Derek D Angeletti, the producer of the song). "Stop The Brake" was most likely recorded that same year. 1994.
@@tonyamati96 send a link. My sources said it was recorded in 96. It was scrapped from the life after death album. Also his tone and pitch in 94 wasn’t thst mello he was still learning how to rap that way.
@@jalenaverylloydaveryiisson8862 your dad was a crash dummy and a fake blood calling 15 year old kids his big homie and shooting women. No wonder he got his head cracked open like a coconut in the pen.
Herb mc gruff got a picture with Tupac and big l was also there during th above the rim movie set in 94 95 they had love for pac cause he’s Harlem also
Such a great story about how 'Deadly combination' came to be what it was! Big L had so much potential, interesting hearing it was his dream to work with 2Pac.
@Timmy Ggz Tv Trust me, I'm well aware. I just wish some fathers stayed in the lives of their children to prevent this. There will be no back and forth... Good advice.
Biggies Verse on this track is hard as fuck! But it’s hard for me to listen to on how he talks about the Virgin Mary! And didn’t want to go to heaven anyway! Rest easy Pac and Big!
@@anthonylicea895 yes I was suprise to but once you make it in entertaiment industry, there is dark majesty & one that makes contract with him will succeed. I mean at 1st I thought it was like the fairly tail story but naw...for real! When, I get a chance, send you some links! 🙏👼🍻
I can only imagine Mrs. Wallace feelings of having 2pac & Biggie on the same record probably didn’t sit well with her at the time, although she eventually made peace with everything...that record would’ve went thru the roof...
No I believe the lyrics that big say in that track .."I didn't want to go to heaven...anyways but my momma got me on my knees, with my hand gripped ,talking bout praise the lord shit , hail mary? Fk her , I never knew her, I probably screw her and dump her body in the sewer" -BIG
Deadly Combinations was absolutely 🔥🔥🔥 that shit STILL BANGS in 2022 ya feel me? I'm trying 2 figure out why Big's mom didn't wanna clear his verse? I mean Ron was just doing what he felt was right from a legal standpoint. That's what the lawyers are for smh
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He didn’t tell the full story … biggie mom told him to take him off because she thought it would be a bad idea because the east coast and west coast beef …he had another interview saying this
Ron G "The Mixtape king!" By the way, the original 1994 Deadly Combination was actually called "Representin 4 Ron G" and was a collaboration between Tupac, Keith Murray (who he later beefed with at the House of Blues in 1996), Waterbed Hev and Big Stretch. It's on RU-vid...
I loved the pac verse, but when big L was reppping biggie or siding on the song, it felt like a set up. But pac wrote that years before and people after just kinda had the opportunity write after pac . But great verse from pac, that is a real jewel. And we know he was signing to roc a fela. But he was terror Squad bro. Digging in the crates was dope too
The great ones are mostly gone now We have to savor the moment while they are here Because if you know that their talent is leap years ahead of their label matesor peers, best believe some type of disaster or deferment is going to take them off the face of the Earth p in the blink of a eye Smmfh Wish I was wrong
Dope story but Sad that all these Dope Emcees were all Murder by the hands of our own kind! All gone to soon! Now we're stuck with saying what if! That's a Damm shame! Rest In Hip Hop Big L. , Notorious B.I G. And 2Pac!
The saddest part of this is Tupac’s vocals were only worth $15 Gs. A Dre beat used to go for $1 Million a beat and he’s still alive. He’s mom and lawyer way underestimated this price.
@@jalenaverylloydaveryiisson8862 Your day was a rich kid who went to school in beverly hills and fakes being a gangster and got snuffed by a crazy person because he couldn't fight. Like you have any room to talk
@@Ardor01 lmaoooooo facts!! When not being able to break out of character from a very small role in a gangster movie takes control of your life and you end up being made so small you can fit in a chef boyardee can ...smh damn
Somebody flipped the Pac and Big verse from Deadly Combinations into a song called "No Fear" and it's got over 68m views. The beat in that song goes so hard. It's been around for like 5 years but it's worth looking for on RU-vid if you wanna hear something special. The last Pac verse in that song is from "Ghost".
@@biged5149 i wasn't talking about Ron G, I was talking about this interviewer...there is alot of stuff he doesn't know that a guy in his position supposed to. I bet he doesn't know that on the night L got killed he was handing out flyers confirming his signing to Rocafella for a party he he was having
