En fin, ahora sГ, mi disclaimer es que sГ© bien poco de hip hop y rap.

Lo otro, quГ© cabrГіn que alguien que le puso a su disco debut 'Ready To Die' y al siguiente 'Life After Death' haya sido asesinado dГas antes de que saliera el segundo disco, con sГіlo 24 aГ±os. Quiero abrir este comentario con dos curiosidades: muy feliz de llegar a este disco porque 'Juicy' la habrГ© escuchado por ahГ de pequeГ±o y una felicidad regresar a ella. I'm not a square but I just don't enjoy this, though as a teen I would have thought it was edgy and hilarious.ДЈ Stars from me, the talent is there and there are some bright spots in the album where he really gets into some great poetry, but it drags on too long and I just don't enjoy some of the content regardless of the talent behind it. Part of it is that I can't identify with a lot of the content, and some of it is distaste for some of the ways it perpetuates and glorifies violence and gangsta lifestyle.Д«iggie was an excellent rapper, the pure talent and flow are amazing, he can weave a story so well and you do get a sense of his upbringing and coming out of that life to stardom throughout this album.ДЇor me what drags it down is a lot of the content though, the violence and gunshots, the music video where he blows away a bunch of guys from a balcony and it pans down to dead bodies, the juvenile skits and sex noises. Let the man rap! Back down and shut up! ItвЂ™s Puffy and the skits that made me hesitate over five or four stars вЂ¦ but itвЂ™s a tribute to Big that even this cannot ultimately spoil this classic five star (five mics) album.ДЄs someone that doesn't listen to much rap, I'm pretty choosy on this genre.

ThereвЂ™s no doubting his contribution to shaping and developing Biggie as an artist but, my god, let that be enough! We donвЂ™t need your lousy skits, hype man contributions and especially not not your wack ass acting on Suicidal Thoughts. Impeccable choice of producers and beats (The What, Juicy) make for a thrilling, enthralling, near perfect rap album. Get ready to die, tell God I said hiвЂ™) or that laid back slow flow on Big Poppa. Nobody comes close to Biggie for having it all - lyrical dexterity, whip smart word play, ingenuity and the flow - god that flow - play any beat, any style and he nails it every time, whether swapping verses with himself on Gimmee the Loot, messing with the beat on Unbelievable (вЂThe gat's by your liver, your upper lip quiver ItвЂ™s universally acknowledged that this is one of the greatest hip hop albums of all time from possibly the greatest rapper to ever do it.

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