NOTORIOUS BIG READY TO DIE HAD SEX SERIES

The Brooklyn rapper imagined multiple scenarios under which his death might occur: In a shootout with cops while pursuing pathways out of poverty that President Obama would not approve of (“Gimme The Loot”) killed by jealous acquaintances who want to rob him for his riches (“Warning”) or, by his own finger on the trigger (“Suicidal Thoughts”).īut of all the ways Big imagined himself dying on that album, none of them reflected the real-life horror of death that affects African Americans today–especially his mother, Voletta Wallace.

NOTORIOUS BIG READY TO DIE HAD SEX SERIES

The 1994 album is filled with a series of poems illustrating the kind of street war gunplay that would eventually take his life. On “Ready to Die,” Biggie’s award-winning first album, murder seemed like the central theme of some self-fulfilling prophecy that was constantly on his mind. Wallace with Notorious B.I.G./Photo credit Voletta Wallace instagram) That mortality gap has widened since the 1990s.

Black women are still most likely to die from breast cancer than all races of women, though they are less likely than white women to be diagnosed with it. But in reality, not much has changed in that area for Black women. In that song, “Things Done Changed”, Biggie rapped that he was stressed about his mother’s breast cancer. Biggie Smalls, who was gunned down in Los Angeles when he was just 24 years old.

It’s been nearly 20 years since of the death of “Brooklyn’s finest” hip hop artist, The Notorious B.I.G., a.k.a. The Notorious B.I.G., in “Things Done Changed” from the album Ready to Die (Photo credit: Voletta Wallace instagram)ĭon’t ask me why I’m motherf*cking stressed, things done changed”

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