the notorious big greatest hits download

A key example was Atlanta R&B quartet 112’s Top 20 hit “Only You.” The Notorious B.I.G., already with “Can’t You See” under his belt, was still in his mellifluous pocket, slipping in a Tony! Toni! Toné! reference before ceding the floor. One of the biggest innovations of Bad Boy - a label whose ‘90s hits have aged better than songs decades their junior - was how its biggest hits presented R&B and rap as two naturally complementing flavors. The resulting shock raps were too much: The lines “I wouldn’t give a fuck if you’re pregnant” and “Bitches get strangled for their earrings and bangles” were even censored on Ready to Die’s Parental Advisory version.Ģ3. effortlessly giving his two characters definition: The older robber is the kind of guy who sees murder as an inconvenience (“Don’t be a jerk and get smoked over being resistant”), while his helium-voice partner takes joy in crime the same way a child might beg for a Sega Genesis (“Oooooooo, Biggie let me jack her!”). The Ready to Die fan favorite finds B.I.G.

“Gimme the Loot” stands out because it’s one of the more animated examples of Biggie’s signature knack for vivid details.

The notorious big greatest hits download