And even lesser Biggie songs have lines that end up eternal— “Thug nigga 'til the end, tell a friend, bitch.” — Dimas Sanfiorenzo The one-two punch of “Respect” and “Friend of Mine ...

Biggie and ‘Pac had different artistic styles; Biggie was very braggadocious and rapped about money, stature, and sex, while Pac’s songs were often politically charged and offered messages ...

From hip-hop to R&B, these songs showcase the timeless appeal of ... the groove was passed on by both Jay-Z and LL Cool J before Biggie took it on and made it nothing short of an inspirational ...

Abba’s “Dancing Queen” and Gene Autry’s “Rudolph, the Red-Nosed Reindeer” are among the 25 songs inducted into the Library of Congress’s National Recording Registry this year.

There are many iconic Biggie songs including “Notorious Thugs,” “Juicy,” “Mo Money Mo Problems,” and “One More Chance.” But Biggie’s “f*ck b*tches, get money,” bar is a true ...

Noah McGee: I’m taking Biggie and not batting an eye. I think the argument that Tupac would win because he has more songs is weak. Biggie is by far the better MC in terms of pure rapping ability.

Then, the two iconic songs that symbolized the beef between the two rappers, Biggie’s “Who Shot Ya?” and Tupac’s “Hit ‘Em Up,” will be played. The second act will focus on social ...

Biggie Smalls, born Christopher Wallace ... who released only two studio albums but produced a string of club bangers and platinum songs, left an indelible impact on the rap industry.

Biggie's relationship with his Brooklyn upbringing often made its way into his music, especially in songs like "Juicy," which features the verse: "I made the change from a common thief ...