Happy Birthday Christopher Wallace a.k.a. Notorious B.I.G. If B.I.G. were alive, he would be 38 years old today. It's kind of awe-inspiring to have a site in reminiscence of someone who has left this earth 13 years ago. More ...

New York rapper Lil Cease recently discussed the comparisons between Rick Ross and Nicki Minaj and the late Notorious B.I.G. and Lil Kim.

Cease said Ross' flow reminded him of his late friend and said Nicki's appeal resembled Kim. "As far as ...

As previously reported by member mitch1984 of the B.I.G. forum (with court documentation evidence), A legal case alleging wrongful death in the fatal shooting of rapper Notorious BIG in 1997 has been dismissed.
The case, brought by the star's estate against the city of Los Angeles, was dismissed after lawyers for both sides agreed it could ...

The late great Notorious B.I.G. iconic status continues to spread out to the globe and this time it’s once again on the longest running late night comedy show in television history, "Saturday Night Live". Hosted by Jenifer Lopez, episode 17 (which originally aired on February 27th) aired this past April 3rd with a "Digital Short” that was a cheerfully wacky music video. Entitled “Flags of the World”, writers came up with many flags that hypothetically have been collected throughout the world. Sample flags included on the hilarious sketch were the ...

Erykah taps into her inner B-girl and pays homage to the late great Notorious B.I.G. on tracks like "Turn Me Away (Get Munny)," which features elements of the Junior M.A.F.I.A. featuring Notorious B.I.G. classic banger, "Get Money". Erykah uses money as a metaphor for love, time, affection, laughter, and all the good parts of her lover. “I look like a model/ I’ll do what I got to stay in the running/ ’Cause I want your money,” she boasts. But what she longs for, above all, is control. “Let me drive your car because honey I want you bad!” she sings. Also on the album B.I.G. is also sampled on "Fall In Love (Your Funeral)" on which she actually has a harmonious version of Biggie's classic "Warning" track which goes, "there's gonna be a lot of slow singing and flower bringing if my burglar alarm starts ringing," over a thump redolent of Alicia Keys' "Unbreakable.". Click "read more" to view a video of Erykah explaining in detail why she used the reference.

Click below to view Erykahs reason why she used the reference on her album.