I Guess Notorious Fever wont end for a while and I PERSONALLY DON'T MIND. When I saw the first one I was like DAMN VA$HTIE You could have done better. When I heard the initial one put out wasn't the official one I was relieved and now watching this I think it still looks the same as the first one. I do like how the video producer had the writing going across the screen on certain parts in script; nice touch. Faith sitting pretty at the throne looking gorgeous. I myself would have thrown more behind the scenes footage of the movie & Real footage of the real Biggie in there instead of all those movie scenes....
Jadakiss looks really hurt in this though. Either some good ass acting, or he was really feeling it, and he doesn't strike me as the acting type.
This is of the Smalls children doing the whole Internet communication thing. Did she name her dog Brooklyn? THAT'S HOT! And it was also one of my ideas...lol. This is too cute. Then Faith comes in "Aren't you on Punishment Tyanna?, How do you turn this off?" Lol @ Faith. I love that these kids are being KIDS.
Tyanna - "CJ Did You Know we had the same last name?" CJ - "I Should put you on Mute for that, I'm putting you on mute."
Here's her Response (8 Minutes) to her Dad's Movie.
Dont Worry if this isn't the video It Should be Up In A Couple Of Minutes. This is like a Heads Up!
*Update* Im hearing this IS the official video. *Update AGAIN* I Dont see Faith and Um....Va$htie says she's in the video SO you guys can look at this until the original video comes out.
When Biggie smalls died i remember not really fully being able to understand the depth of what just happened. I mean, i was young REAL YOUNG. I do however remember feeling sad, real sad. I'm not gonna lie i think i was more sad to see the reaction and sadness of others due to the loss of a rap phenomenon, somebody people had genuinely loved through his music. A guy who exuded positive energy even through the gritty, hardcore, raps about snatching chains and busting guns, and rap beef between him and Tupac. People could see through all of that and still see that Biggie was a GOOD man. I remember seeing the crowds of people crying as his casket passed them by and proceeded down Fulton street, where his career began with freestyles and rap battles in front of corner stores. I can also remember seeing people dancing as his music blared from speakers in apartment windows, parked cars, etc. I was young, but as i got older and music evolved and changed over the years i realized that we lost someone we can never replace, and never get back due to senselessness. > I hope the life and death of Christopher "Notorious B.I.G" Wallace is a lesson for generations to come.
With that being said I'll leave you with The video and Dedication To Biggie "We'll Always Love Big Poppa By The Lox:
Its 2009 and I get sad watching people still fight Over Whose better; Biggie Or Pac? Both men were great in their own way. Pac was considered by some to be a revolutionary, one of those dudes who believed in the sayings of Malcolm X "By Any Means necessary" while Biggie was considered a story teller who told what i like to call crack stories.
In my eyes Biggie took the 80's and made it into a book. He spoke on the struggles and what all was happening on the streets of New York. He was a guy with a Microphone telling his life story. What other rapper do you know who had a life story to tell and told it in their music? Many rappers (50 Cent) get on by being real then somewhere along the road fall off (Yeah I Said It) and rap about a bunch of money and material things and lose the hunger and the notion of keeping it real. Biggie may have also eventually fallen off like most rappers do, and he may have still been one of the greatest, and jay-Z would still be a hype man or something, You never know and that "What If's" are the things that kill us the most. However back then he seemed as if he never would fall off and would be around having hip hop lovers nodding their heads to his hood stories.
The life and times of Biggie was a story that touched alot of people and meant alot to people from all over the 5 boroughs and even people in the west coast. Anybody can feel a dude thats sptting real shit over a beat.
As i told you i would be throwing up Biggie Smalls Songs, interviews and just all things Biggie. This is one of Biggies Last Interviews In '97 before he left us. He talks about his last album "Life After Death" and he explains the whole concept of the names for his previous album (Ready To Die) Which i was happy to see because everybody just automatically says these guys predicted their deaths when that was clearly false, it was something they were going through while they were alive which is WAY more powerful and meaningful then them predicting their deaths.
Part 1
Part 2
He speaks on Junior MAFIA, Lil Kim, And His relationship with Faith (awww).
This made me realize all of the things that Biggie could have been and done. Imagine if he would have stayed around a year longer we would have had Biggie Clothes and Biggie Clubs Imagine walking into one of His Boutiques today?
BIGGIE Speaking On LIL KIM - "She hungry, She Writes" There you Go Kim haters.
I know everyone remembers the infamous 1995 source awards where the East Coast/West Coast beef escalated when Suge Knight got on stage and started a whole bunch of mess. I dont want to Highlight that, instead lets look at Biggie's Performance Which had me hype, especially because I LOVED ME SOME LIL' KIM!!! OMG KIM had me reminiscing for a second.
Alot of people are saying that the more they hear about this movie the wacker it looks. The more i hear about a Biggie Movie the more anxious i get. Ms Wallace speaks on why she did the movie.
OMG! ..nobody is more excited about the new Biggie movie than i am, and it looks like its going to be great
I reported this when it was just a rumor and now its finally going to be released in movie theatres January 16th, 2009, I actually got to meet a producer and they seemed REALLY interested and sincere about making the movie. I Cant wait for it to be released.