Last week Faith Evans launched her project with The Notorious B.I.G. titled The King & I. Shortly after it’s release, the legendary R&B singer went on to put out the official video for “Legacy” off the project.
#MusicStillMatters New Music: Notorious B.I.G. & Tupac – Where Brooklyn At (Ted Smooth Refix)
Ted Smooth recently decided to add some special touches to the legendary “Where Brooklyn At Freestyle” performed by Notorious B.I.G and Tupac at Madison Square Garden in 1993. Give it a listen after the jump!
#MusicStillMatters New Music: Faith Evans & Notorious B.I.G. Ft. Sheek Louch & Styles P – Take Me There
Faith Evans continues to push her forthcoming album, The King & I, putting out another track off the project. “Take Me There” features The L.O.X’s own Styles P and Sheek Louch. Check it out after the jump!
(Photos) My Mixtapez & Jordan Brand Honor The 20-Year Anniversary of Biggie’s Passing With Rare Childhood Photos
My Mixtapez and Jordan Brand linked up for a special art activation at SXSW over the weekend, taking place at the My Mixtapez House. The gallery revealed exclusive and rare childhood photos of the legendary Biggie Smalls, commemorating the 20-year anniversary of his passing. The event also featured performances by The LOX and Diddy’s sons, Christian and Justin Combs. Also in attendance were Ma$e, Nick Grant and Gizzle. Biggie’s manager, Wayne Barrow, and Bad Boy president, James Cruz, unveiled the exclusive Notorious B.I.G. x Jordan 13 shoe at the event as well, designed as a collaborative effort by My Mixtapez and Jordan Brand. The shoe will be released to the public on B.I.G.’s birthday, May 21.
(Video) News Anchor Pays Homage To Biggie Live On Air
Yesterday marked 20 years since we lost Biggie. Fans, friends, and family shared their love all over the world. A news anchor even decided to pay homage live on air.
(Video) NBA: Shaquille O’Neal Wonders If He Could’ve Saved Biggie Smalls From Getting Shot #RIPBIG
Today (Mar. 9) is the 20th anniversary of the death of Christopher Wallace aka Notorious B.I.G aka Biggie Smalls. As part of a feature for The Undefeated, Justin Tinsley asked several Los Angeles area athletes about what they were doing around the time Biggie was shot and the impact his death had on the city.
