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Puffy copied Flipmode song for his lead single on his second album !!

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Sccit:

--- Quote from: TraceOneInfinite Flat Earther 96' on August 01, 2023, 09:38:12 PM ---Yeah that's way too coincidental, would like to hear the backstory on that, surprised this has never been mentioned anywhere.

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it's been mentioned

was a big story too

https://allhiphop.com/rumors/a-rapper-named-notorious-big1-says-his-name-and-song-was-stolen-and-hes-mad/

doggfather:
similar to 50 cent, right?

TraceOneInfinite:

--- Quote from: Sccit on August 01, 2023, 11:15:04 PM ---
it's been mentioned

was a big story too

https://allhiphop.com/rumors/a-rapper-named-notorious-big1-says-his-name-and-song-was-stolen-and-hes-mad/

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This shits crazy homie — just seeing now for first rhyme

(how anyone can put Big on PAC's level ... Big can rap and he was fuckin dope and this is comin from me I don't listen to Jay-Z, and I try not to listen to anything Bad Boy cause I'm still trapped in 96' and the east/West beef era at heart but some of Bigs joints were just too bangin' I had to listen even though I know it wasn't healthy and "Juicy" and "Big Poppa" were before the beef so those joints don't effect my spirit but if I bump "Kick in the Door" or something like that then I know I'm making Pac mad and will feel guilty later cheating on him)

tempo2:
Its well known biggie did not like the song juicy, he hated recording it and also disliked performing it, makes sense he would feel this way if he knew the song kind of stemmed from another artist. The song is massively out of place on the ready to die album, was obviously used to push the commercial sales

TraceOneInfinite:

--- Quote from: tempo2 on August 04, 2023, 03:32:14 AM ---Its well known biggie did not like the song juicy, he hated recording it and also disliked performing it, makes sense he would feel this way if he knew the song kind of stemmed from another artist. The song is massively out of place on the ready to die album, was obviously used to push the commercial sales

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It's a great song though... inspiring as well, I bumped it a lot summer of 95'.  My best friend made me one of those dubbed cassette tapes of the best songs from cd's that he had that I didn't.  That's still today the best thing any friend ever gave me... "Juicy" was the first song.  Notice it's basically all the best rap music from those days that wasn't on a Death Row album.  Cause those days I was 13 and who's gonna drive you to the record store and how much money do you have at 13?  So I used my money to buy anything Death Row and the rest I copied from friends.

Juicy
Big Poppa
Beware of My Crew
Thuggish Ruggish Bone
I'll Be Around
Playas Club
Mama I'm In Love With A Gangsta
Today Was A Good Day
Keep the Heads Ringin'

And then the next summer, literally like the day after my first love and I broke up it must've been fate because I gave the tape to a kid that was my neighbor because he had the Nas It Was Written Album and he was supposed to copy it onto that B side of that casssette tape for me and I wrote "This Side" on it and the dumb mutherfucka copied over the wrong side like either didn't see it or thought that side went to the back.  The kid ended up being really smart and he's rich now doing something, bought me dinner last summer when we all met at one of the most expensive restaurants in KC, but was a nerd and dumb when it came to music I was so pissed at him


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