“I got more Mack than Craig” is a play on his labelmate Craig Mack’s name. His song Flava In Ya Ear is a good song but the remix is classic. You should check out the original and then the remix. BIG is a lyricist and always comes with the heat in all his songs. The What, Who Shot Ya, Warning, The 10 Crack Commandments, I Got A Story To Tell and the list goes on…
Song came out in 1994... and we cruised to the club blasting that and driving slow as hell so everyone could see us. Talking to every cute girl. Check out Chub Rock - Treat Em Right... or Just the two of us. He's the 1st Biggie.
One of many of hip hops biggest legends..R.I.P to one of the many STREET CERTIFIED "King of New York" Biggie Smalls🙏🏾🙏🏾...(back when rappers used to have all the other rappers that they was cool with and other celebrities they was cool with and they videos.. when the music videos used to match the songs)... In the beat is from a Ron Isley aka "Mr Big" of the Isley Brothers (song another classic song)
This song, and 'Juicy' were played in heavy rotation back in the day🔥🔥🔥 I want to see you react to some Run-DMC- King Of Rock, Down With The King, It's Tricky, You Talk Too Much
The guy that you thought is Juvenile, I think is D-Nice. Rapper/producer DJ. He's also in the ONE MORE CHANCE video. The girl next to Mary is Misa Hylton, Puff's baby mom to Justin Combs who was the baby in the beginning of the Flava in ya ear video. The song is produced by Chucky Thompson and other comments mentioned the Isley Brothers sample. Chucky Thompson did a dope remix for Tony Thompson (Hi-five) for his solo album. The song is I WANNA A LOVE LIKE THAT🔥🔥 The original for the music video is ill as well🙌🏾 The girl Biggie is mackin on is also the girl dancing for LL COOL J in the Flava in ya ear remix
Straight up classic with this one Shawny much respect. Rap certainly lost an incredible talent over absolute foolishness when Biggie was murdered. This Black on Black violence needs to stop immediately.
This came out in 1994. I was just 3 but i can remember it being played on the radio when it came out. You gotta listen to the whole Ready to Die album by Biggie with this song on it.
I wasn’t a big rap fan at the time not really into biggie and Tupac back then but I can’t lie. That sounded great on the radio back then. Hard to believe that came out in the late 1994 too! It feels like it was just yesterday
Yeah Biggie was dope!! Can you do some Tupac too, California love, I Get Around, Dear Mama, Gangsta Party, I ain't mad at Cha, How do you want it, etc.
Ok so Notice at the End Of The Video Biggie Was Walking Out of The club With 2 Females and then it said At The Bottom of The Screen TO BE CONTINUED?? Remember that!😉
One More Chance, Juicy, Get Money, Mo Money Mo Problems are some of his better songs. Notorious Thugs is the collaboration he did with Bone Thugs N Harmony
