Check out this baby freaking out when it doesn’t get its Biggie. Its fitting the baby gets hypnotized by “Hypnotize.”
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Damn This Baby Loves Biggie!
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Watch Chris Brown’s Video for “Pills & Automobiles”
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New Music: The Diplomats – “Victory” (Freestyle)
9 years ago
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In case you haven't heard, The Diplomats are back. The return of OG Dipset members Jim Jones, Freekey Zeeky, and Juelz Santana together so far has been promising with the Harlem squadron dropping the awesome "Have My Money" loosie and now a gloomy, aggressive, and downright murderous freestyle over The Notorious B.I.G.'s "Victory." Many have interpreted the lyrics as shots at JAY Z and his website, Life + Times. Listen to The Diplomats' "Victory" freestyle after the jump.
#ThrowbackThursday: 25 Old School Hip-Hop Pics of the Week #3
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Video: Peep the 2014 BET Hip Hop Awards Performances Feat. T.I., Young Thug, Migos, & Bobby Shmurda
10 years ago
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The 2014 BET Hip Hop Awards have wrapped up and though we're sure you'd rather be watching the cyphers the live performances aren't that bad. And this year BET brought out the big guns of the modern era, including Bobby Shmurda, Young Thug, Rich Homie Quan, and Migos. Perhaps the biggest takeaway during this was that the young stalwart from the ghettos of East NY, Brooklyn Bobby Shmurda closed the event with his hit single "Hot N***a", an incredible feat for someone who literally blew up over the summertime. Check out the live videos after the jump.
Long Live the B.I.G.: 20 Lyrics From Ready to Die That Are Still Ill Today
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It's hard to fathom but The Notorious B.I.G.'s seminal masterpiece from 1994, Ready to Die, officially turns twenty. The album is, to this day, renowned in the hip-hop community not only for its incredible longevity but its stark storytelling about growing up in the ghetto and experiences as a young criminal. The album was significant in pushing hip-hop as an art form and critics took note, praising Biggie for his poignant, semi-autobiographical lyrics and vivid imagery. We thought it would be fitting to look back at these said lyrics, primarily those that are still ill to this very day.
See the full list after the jump.