Biggie Smalls Is the Illest

Au soticity defines what is authoritative and what is not. Having ones suffer genuine, homegrown swagger and to then continue to maintain that strut as ones career (or life in general) carries on. The some prominent aspect to being certain is having the courage to design entirely new, assorted and altered concepts and bring them into the mainstream, or at the very least attempt to do so. Turn the page to 19990s informed-hop. The arguing N Roll era was over and it was time for a new genre to takeover. The 90s contained so such(prenominal) diversity in its travel to the point where it started a phenomenon the work stoppage game.Within this enthusiasm of shootings, gang pride, and territorial disputes came one of the great hip hop artists to ever live. His blend had a Jamaican ring to it, thank to his mother who was a Jamaican native. His dark uh-ns in his tracks were so constitutional that it was good enough to get his get wind out throughout Jamaica Queens, NY and t hen last to the desk of P. Diddy. Diddy is often recognized as the trigger father of the Notorious B. I. G. When the 90s reached their midpoint, Biggie Sm alls and Diddy had composed an empire which they called Bad Boy records.As some(prenominal) their business senses grew keener, so did the killer instinct of the west coast rap artists. Unfortunately, so much hype was surfaced in the media pertaining to the differences between East Coast style and western United States Coast style, so much that the assassinate rates were skyrocketing in major citiesand nix saw an end in sight. The media brought the deuce most prominent figures into question Christopher Wallace and Tupac Shakur. Now, in that location is a theory of a cry between these two rappers that happened one dark but it will take much too long to explain.In the end, Christopher Wallace was shot sequence visiting California, doing a tour on the West Coast. From there its all history. Christopher Biggie Smalls Wallac e left his ginormous Timberland boot-print on hip hop forever. His audacity lead him to create a whole new un give wayed in hip hop, a sound that made people bump and spring to in the NY clubs. No body treasured to listen to Ice Cube or Dr. Dre bellow about crack rocks and teddy people. Sure, Biggie has drug and weapon references, but thats hip hop.That is how it has always been, and Biggie changed the face of rap by his unique talents and finding his own authentic sound. Brooklyn stand up. To protect my position, my corner, my socio-economic class While we out here, say the hustlas petitioner If the game shakes me or breaks me I intrust it makes me a better man fool a better stand site money in my moms hand let my daughter this college plan, so she dont need no man Stay far from exhausted Only make moves when ya hearts-in-it And live the explicate Skys The Limit The Notorious B. I. G. Skys The Limit featuring 112 Life After ending (Disc 2) (1997)