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The Notorious B.I.G. was born Christopher Wallace on May 21, 1972, and grew up in Brooklyn's Bedford-Stuyvesant neighborhood. He was interested in rap from a young age, performing with local groups like the Old Gold Brothers and The Techniques, the latter of which brought the teenaged Christopher Wallace his first trip to a recording studio. He had already adopted the name Biggie Smalls at this point, a reference to his ample frame, which would grow to be over six feet tall and nearly 400 pounds. Although he was a good student, he dropped out of high school at age 17 to live his life on the streets. Attracted by the money and flashy style of local drug dealers, he started selling crack for a living. He got busted on a trip to North Carolina and spent nine months in jail, and upon his release, he made some demo recordings on a friend's four-track. The resulting tape fell into the hands of Mister Cee, a DJ working with Big Daddy Kane; Mister Cee in turn passed the tape on to hip-hop magazine The Source, which gave Biggie Smalls a positive write-up in a regular feature on unsigned artists.

LAPD killed Pac-

A crooked cop working for Suge capped his ass-
There are many articles about this so called copp that was on Suge's payroll as he had many off duty LAPD bodyguarding for Death Row
and that's real.

suge had that LAPD cop whose name was David Mack kill BIGGIE not pac...

man. if it were true, he would've posted a link to it...

macabre sense of humor, dude (how the fuck do you spell macabre anyway???)

yes u are correct-
I got it twisted-

When Snoop played our Players Ball on June 29, 2001, Suge Knight was released from jail only a few days prior.

We had major concerns from Snoops camp about the metal detector checks and pat downs.

I'll admit, I was a bit nervous, being it was thrown in Vegas with tensions still high.

Glad it all worked out and we had a peaceful event. We did a great job screening our guests. I bought extra insurance anyway.