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As he navigated his young, uncertain life, Biggie started making music. He got with a crew called the "Old Gold Brothers," and began making music on music on his own. That’s when his life changed.

MGK was born to missionary parents on 22nd April 1990. His family moved a lot during his childhood. Finally, they settled in Denver but his mother left his father. His father was suffering from unemployment and was very disappointed after her wife left. At that time MGK was bullied by other children there. He attended Hamilton Middle School and started to listen to rap songs when he was in 6th grade only.

At age 12 his cousin introduced him to freestyling and he followed that inspiration and became one of the best hip hop rappers of this generation. At his young age he fell in love with storytelling rappers such as Nas, Eminem, and Canibus. By the age of 17 he would post his raps online

Christopher Wallace, also known as Biggie Smalls and The Notorious BIG, was a New York rapper. When he released his debut album Ready to Die in 1994, he became a large figure in the East Coast hip hop scene and increased New York's size in the rap genre at a time when West Coast hip hop rap was dominant in the mainstream. While recording his second album, Wallace was heavily involved in the growing East Coast versus West Coast hip hop feud.On March 9, 1997, Wallace was killed by an unknown assailant in a drive-by shooting in Los Angeles. Biggie smalls was assassinated due to gang violence and the increasing hostility of the rap genre, but many think the murder was justified due to the dangerous and explicit music he produced over his career.

In 2000, he went on a tour with Faith Hill. This gave him opportunities to work with several other famous music icons including Usher, Will Smith, Justin Timberlake, and Sting among many other. He has worked on five albums.

He’s released at least one single a year for every year since the beginning of his career.  The first single released in 1981, called “Unwound”, is one of the top ten hot country (Taste of Country ).  Strait out of the box (1995) is his highest certified multi-platinum album, which has sold more than 5 Million copies.  Some noteworthy number one hits include Give it away, I saw God Today, Heartland, I Cross My Heart, I Hate Everything, Right or Wrong, The Chair, I am Blue, Baby Blue, Ace in the Hole, Love Without End, Amen, Carried Away, and Run. (Spong).  Therefore in his life George had many number one hits and albums, no wonder he’s considered to be

The decade of hip-hop is what some may call it. Tupac, Naz, Biggie Smalls, as well as other artists, were major contributions. Not only for the people who are trying to find their footing, but Buck as well. Throughout the book various lyrics were embedded in order to create a better understanding for its readers. In addition, this book is based upon a 90s lifestyle within Philadelphia, which included drugs, gang activity, crime, hip-hop, and havoc. Malo was directly in the center of everything, the girls, the fights, the guns. His experiences shed light towards what it’s like to as an African American individual living in or near the hood. Not everyone realizes what people go through while living there, but now it gives some readers an image of what goes on. Though times have changed, not all previous feelings

then got him signed to Island Def Jam Recordings.  He then released his first album, and went platinum

Sean "Puffy" Combs has established himself as one of the biggest names in hip-hop (Heal). Combs a Harlem native whose father was killed when he was only 3 years old, rose from the mean streets to the top of the music business (AP wire, March 18). "It is true that he started from scratch, and I don't think that because he was arrested, people will stop buying his albums (AP wire, March 18). Before pursuing his career as a vocalist, Combs was a business-minded Howard University student and an intern at Andre Harrell's Uptown Records. Combs soon became the A&R representative for Uptown. He then began producing for soon to be mega-stars Mary J. Blige, Heavy D., and Jodeci to name a few. After being let go

Mike was the founder of Just About Music, a now defunct non-profit. He is an Advisory Board Member of the Workshop School, a Philadelphia high school with mission to “unleash the creative and intellectual potential of young people to solve the world’s toughest problems.” He also coached Taney Youth Baseball team from 2013-2016.

BiggMann has featured on albums with E40 and Doey Rock, Eklips Da Hustla, St. Cleazy, D. Labrie, Skee 64 (R.I.P.) and many more. His top influences are 2 Pac, Kendrick Lamar, Biggie Smalls, Ice Cube and Eminem. These artists are all very knowledgeable of the industry and represent what it takes to make it in the industry. Just as BiggMann has goals, these artists have also set forth goals and carried them out.

Just filling me in on what it really means to do music and me apart of the music industry. During the studio session I watched him work. I watch how big cuz orchestrate his voice to bring life to the track. Pure Magic. He walked in the booth no chains, not under the influence of any substance and he works. A professional already at this stage in my career. He even played engineer as he already knows how he wants to sound. But how? Man than talent. As a rapper/poet myself I had to ask doog how could I make it. "Have a plan and be ready to sacrifice. Just work bra and be yourself and if they feel you they'll follow you". After a long day of work and running round I'm glad I got a chance to ride with Doog and really see him work. Thanks

Biggie smalls (Christopher Wallace), rapper name The Notorious B.I.G,was born on May 21,1972 in Brooklyn,New York to Voletta taught and and his pop,Selwyn.Selwyn(biggies dad)left when biggie was two,Voletta had two jobs just to send biggie to a private schools-the Roman Catholic Bishop Loughlin Memorial High school.Biggie was great in English,but often played truant at Westinghouse and dropped out at the age of 17 in 1989.Biggie started selling drugs at the age 12,according to a interview given to by a New York Time in 1994.Biggie was working the streets next to

Admittedly, I concur with your analysis that he was a lyrical genius, but it doesn’t negate the fact that a plethora of his lyrics contained violent and sexually explicit overtones. We as public figures big or small we have a major reasonability to the public especially impressionable youth within the Black community; that we act appropriately and choose our words wisely. That said, I am from underneath the hood (Smile) and aside from Biggie escaping poverty his struggle is not that similar to mine or others I know.

simply producing the band, he was also a member of it. Samplers played a huge part in Vig’s work in