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To commemorate the 20 year anniversary of Bad Boy records. Diddy posted on his twitter account a new remastered version of Notorious B.I.G.'s "Life After Death (...Til Death Do Us Part") will be released. The album will be available ...

An article posted on the satirical website The News Nerd claiming The Notorious B.I.G.’s son CJ Wallace was engaged to a man has been circulating on the Internet. The article is obviously untrue, but people have been sharing the post on social media causing others to believe the story is factual.

The rumors of Wallace being gay began after he posted a picture to Instagram of him hugging a friend from behind during his high school graduation. The News Nerd created a fake article based on the speculation online that Biggie’s boy recently came out of the closet.
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Nearly two decades after a coastal feud that left the late great Notorious B.I.G. dead, the Beastie Boys' Mike D is still trying to make sense of it. "It still boggles my mind," he told Vanity Fair in the interview below. "It escalated so fast." Looking back on the scenario, Mike D praised Biggie Smalls' talent, calling him a "seminal rapper," and referred to Tupac Shakur as somewhat of a mystery man, referencing how he had a performing arts school background and had come up through lighthearted party rappers Digital Underground. "Yeah, he was 'Thug Life' and everything, but he was more of an artistic kid," the Beastie Boy said. "But basically he was so determined to be authentic, it ultimately killed him, which is a sad and tragic thing."
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NAS was concerned for the fate of rap music following the tragic deaths of Notorious B.I.G and Tupac who were both shot by rival gang members in the 90s.

The ‘Hate Me Now’ hitmaker – who has been involved in a long-running feud with fellow rapper Jay Z – thought the fatal shootings of Notorious B.I.G (Biggie) in 1997 and Tupuc Shakur in 1996 by rival gang members would mark the demise of the music genre. He said in an interview with Zane Lowe for MTV Music: “We saw what happened with Biggie and the tragedies of Biggie and Tupac".
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Seventeen years after the murder of Notorious B.I.G., a source tells RadarOnline.com that the Los Angeles Police Department knows who was responsible for the planning and execution of the rapper’s murder, but will never make an arrest because doing so would expose a pervasive cover-up of police involvement, the revelation of which would shake the department ...

They change how you think, feel and act. According to a recent study published in the Social Psychological and Personality Science Journal (The Music of Power: Perceptual and Behavioral Consequences of Powerful Music), songs with heavy bass make people feel more powerful. ...