You could come into his session, he always wanted to make you a drink, he thought he was a bartender. Playboy, you drinking? He wanted to make your drink for you, not like tell somebody, Cease, make him a drink!'
He added: Hed get the ice, get the stirrers, all that. Hed wanna make you a Malibu, so he was just extra golden.
Jadakiss talked more about Biggie as a person outside of rap and the intel on Diddy he gave The LOX when the group signed to Bad Boy Records.
[He was] incredible, he said. He had a sense of humor, he loved music. Speaking of Mobb Deep, he loved listening to whatever was out, whatever was dope.
He sheltered the [Junior] M.A.F.I.A. [Lil] Kim, [Lil] Cease and all of them he wanted to see them succeed, he wanted to see them flourish. He understood the business, he understood where he wanted to be five years from when he passed from us.
He gave us a lot of knowledge on Puff [Daddy], like, Hes gonna get on your nerves, but hes gonna make you a star. Hes gonna make you do some stuff you dont want, but you gon be good at the end. Just trust me.
Before we met him, it was like far-fetched to meet him. Then after we met him, he instantly made [The LOX] like family.
After signing to Bad Boy in 1996, The LOX first teamed up with Biggie on Youll See that year and went on to appear on Last Day off his Life After Death album in 1997.
They also collaborated on Diddys No Way Out track Its All About the Benjamins alongside Lil Kim.
Watch the Jadakiss interview speaking about the late great Notorious B.I.G. below:
Source: HipHopDX.com
Jadakiss Recalls Biggie's Strict Rule About Giving Props: 'he Was Super Down To Earth
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