(Video) Remembering Biggie Smalls 15 years later

Some of my favorite albums of all time

I can play most of these albums from beginning to end

In no particular order, some of my favorite albums are:

Michael Jackson - "Thriller"



Destiny's Child - "The Writing's On The Wall"

Maroon 5 - "It Won't Be Soon Before Long"

Aaliyah - "Aaliyah"

Usher - "Confessions"

Christina Aguilera - "Stripped"

The Notorious B.I.G. - "Born Again"

Janet Jackson - "All For You"

N'Sync - "Celebrity"

JoJo - "JoJo"




Mariah Carey - "The Emancipation Of Mimi"




Whitney Houston - "My Love Is Your Love"

(New Music) Busta Rhymes Ft. Notorious B.I.G. - 'I'll Knock You Out'



 

I'm really feelin this track even tho I no longer like Busta after going to his album listening party for "The Big Bang" a few yeears ago. All in all it is a good track and im just happy to hear Biggie on a new track.

 

Listen to 'I'll Knock You Out' below:

 

 

(Video) Lil Kim talks about Nicki Minaj, Diddy, and Biggie.

 

Lil Kim interviews with Sway of M.T.V. News about several topics. Watch below:

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Notorious B.I.G. Murder Investigation Revived



 

The police haven’t given up just yet. Nearly 14 years after the Notorious B.I.G.’s untimely death in 1997, a task force of local and federal law enforcement agencies have “reinvigorated” the unsolved case in the rapper’s murder as a result of new information.

Though sources for CNN wouldn’t say what sort of info breathed life back into the famous mystery, two people close to the action claim that they are actively pursuing leads in the murder of the Brooklynite, who was slain on March 9, 1997 while driving away from an industry party in Los Angeles.

Police originally claimed that a sole gunman pulled up next to Biggie’s ride, opening fire on the rapper who was in the passenger seat. The unsolved murder has haunted the rap industry for years, sparking conspiracy theories in the wake of the infamous East Coast vs. West Coast battles.

“Come on now, you’re messing with lives here and that’s exactly what happened. Two lives were lost as a result of what? Stupidity?” Voletta Wallace, Biggie’s mother, said of the case. Retired L.A.P.D. Detective Russell Poole, who worked on the case at its onset, believed that it was Death Row Records CEO Suge Knight who ordered the hit on B.I.G.

“I think I was getting too close to the truth,” said Poole, who also helped the late lyricist’s family with their wrongful death suit. “I think they feared that the truth would be a scandal.”

Via: http://www.rap-up.com/2011/01/07/notorious-big-murder-investigation-revived/#more-70208