There has been talking over the years that this track was aimed at certain rappers, but in this article, we are just focused on the brilliance of the way B.I.G. This track was like a lyrical snake bite because of the venom that B.I.G. “Kick in The Door” was a lyrical F you to everybody in the world that was against B.I.G.
“Kick in The Door” (From Life After Death,1997) on, and 112 beIng on track added to the already flawless lyrics.Ģ. The song is one of the most uplifting tracks you will find B.I.G. catalog Sky, The Limit is the one where you can tell that he was at a point in his young life where he was truly happy but knew that he had more to accomplish. “Sky’s the Limit” (Fea.112) (Life After Death,1997) told the truth in how he felt about himself with confidence.ģ. was able to create the perfect track to get radio play when most rappers would have told lies B.I.G. that he needed tracks for the ladies because that meant getting radio play. just wanted his debut to be filled with street tracks, but puff was the one who explained to B.I.G. We’ve all heard the stories of how B.I.G. to bring a female emcee into the picture. use to write Kim’s lyrics that has never been proven, but what we can is how genius it was for B.I.G. There have many questions rather or not B.I.G. This was like a breakthrough song for Kim because it made people look at her as the next huge rapper. The album would be a huge success having radio hits such as “Player’s Anthem” and “Get Money.” This is a legendary song because it was the first time we got to see B.I.G. Junior M.A.F.I.A was made up of close friends B.I.G. “Get Money” (Junior M.A.F.I.A., Conspiracy,1995) could take real-life situations and turn them into songs as if you were having a conversation with a friend over the phone.ĥ. This track was a standout track on the classic debut album because it pointed out how B.I.G. kind of featured himself on a track where he was having a conversation with a friend about a hit on B.I.G. When it came to B.I.G.’s debut, he was a true rapper and had a lot to get off his head to the point where B.I.G. When it comes to Rap debut albums, most new rappers want to get huge features to help their album sale. There was a reason why this was the only collaborative track on Ready To Die, and the reason was no other rapper could have matched this type of energy B.I.G., and Meth gave on this track.
Both rappers came with witty punchlines and bars after bars. Method Man was in peak form here, having to come off of his legendary classic debut with Wu-Tang in 1993. “The What” is a Hip-Hop fan dream track because it featured two of the hardest rappers ever to touch the mic battling it out on a track. This was Hip-Hop storytelling at its best, with the perfect beat and lyrics to match.
story gets darker and sadder by the moment. The track was like watching an episode of the original Twilight Zone with each bar B.I.G. were able to do on the closing track of the legendary rapper debut album is still to this day mind-blowing. To celebrate the life of Notorious B.I.G., take a look at the ten greatest Notorious B.I.G. Even though he isn’t here in physical form, B.I.G.’s spirit lives through his music and his influence on the culture. was only 24 we didn’t even get to see him in his prime years. being killed is a tragedy that still haunts Hip-Hop decades later because the murderer was never caught and of the fact that B.I.G. would have been alive to see the success of “Life After Death,” it would have taken him to another level.ī.I.G. There is no doubt in anyone’s mind that if B.I.G. to release his sophomore album, he was already hailed as being the undisputed King of New York. would have become because he was already on the path to becoming a huge A&R because of the success of Junior M.A.F.I.A., who released their platinum-selling album conspiracy one year after B.I.G. On the Debut album of The Notorious B.I.G., he was able to put together a masterpiece of an album called “Ready to Die.” This was an important album because it reestablished East Coast Hip-Hop dominance, creating chart-topping success with hit singles like “Juicy,” “Warning,” and “Big Poppa.” The album also provided hardcore rap fans with street cuts like “Who Shot Ya” and “Gimme The Loot.
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