Will Friedle
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Yeah, Biggie definitely was very pressing. He was very knowledgeable of himself and where he was at. It was actually one of the things that was so fascinating about Biggie's work is that he would often...
Yeah, Biggie definitely was very pressing. He was very knowledgeable of himself and where he was at. It was actually one of the things that was so fascinating about Biggie's work is that he would often...
Yeah, Biggie definitely was very pressing. He was very knowledgeable of himself and where he was at. It was actually one of the things that was so fascinating about Biggie's work is that he would often...
talk about drug dealing as like as the darkness that it was like a lot of times like people were drug dealing like especially now it's like this glamour position right and for him it was not it was so much more of like this is what I had to do to survive I fucking hate myself because of what I had to do yeah
talk about drug dealing as like as the darkness that it was like a lot of times like people were drug dealing like especially now it's like this glamour position right and for him it was not it was so much more of like this is what I had to do to survive I fucking hate myself because of what I had to do yeah
talk about drug dealing as like as the darkness that it was like a lot of times like people were drug dealing like especially now it's like this glamour position right and for him it was not it was so much more of like this is what I had to do to survive I fucking hate myself because of what I had to do yeah
yeah I don't like that I had to do these things I don't like myself because I had to do these things and this is what it's like to grow up in these situations and have and it was like it took so much of the glamour out of it it was dark it was twisted and it was dark and it was like damn like he's really speaking about the truth of all this. Yeah.
yeah I don't like that I had to do these things I don't like myself because I had to do these things and this is what it's like to grow up in these situations and have and it was like it took so much of the glamour out of it it was dark it was twisted and it was dark and it was like damn like he's really speaking about the truth of all this. Yeah.
yeah I don't like that I had to do these things I don't like myself because I had to do these things and this is what it's like to grow up in these situations and have and it was like it took so much of the glamour out of it it was dark it was twisted and it was dark and it was like damn like he's really speaking about the truth of all this. Yeah.
You know, it was not like, look at me, I'm doing this cause I'm fucking gonna wear gold necklaces and shit. Like he was pretty humble, even with like the braggadocious part of it, it was still kind of dark. Yeah. And it's, and it's humility.
You know, it was not like, look at me, I'm doing this cause I'm fucking gonna wear gold necklaces and shit. Like he was pretty humble, even with like the braggadocious part of it, it was still kind of dark. Yeah. And it's, and it's humility.
You know, it was not like, look at me, I'm doing this cause I'm fucking gonna wear gold necklaces and shit. Like he was pretty humble, even with like the braggadocious part of it, it was still kind of dark. Yeah. And it's, and it's humility.
Minutes later. Minutes later. Five minutes later. All of the money in the world. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, it really did. I mean, it was the perfect time for that. You know, like for the most part, up until Biggie and Pac, you know, a lot of hip hop was more like happy type shit. It was still like sometimes it was like had the darkness. NWA existed, obviously. Yeah.
Minutes later. Minutes later. Five minutes later. All of the money in the world. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, it really did. I mean, it was the perfect time for that. You know, like for the most part, up until Biggie and Pac, you know, a lot of hip hop was more like happy type shit. It was still like sometimes it was like had the darkness. NWA existed, obviously. Yeah.
Minutes later. Minutes later. Five minutes later. All of the money in the world. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, it really did. I mean, it was the perfect time for that. You know, like for the most part, up until Biggie and Pac, you know, a lot of hip hop was more like happy type shit. It was still like sometimes it was like had the darkness. NWA existed, obviously. Yeah.
But like Biggie and Pac were like really some of the originators of that like dark upbringing culture of rap where it's like, look, we fucking we hustle to survive and we're doing what we got to do. And like talking the real truth about what it was like to be a black man in America at the time. Yeah. So it was like there was something really unique about that moment.
But like Biggie and Pac were like really some of the originators of that like dark upbringing culture of rap where it's like, look, we fucking we hustle to survive and we're doing what we got to do. And like talking the real truth about what it was like to be a black man in America at the time. Yeah. So it was like there was something really unique about that moment.
But like Biggie and Pac were like really some of the originators of that like dark upbringing culture of rap where it's like, look, we fucking we hustle to survive and we're doing what we got to do. And like talking the real truth about what it was like to be a black man in America at the time. Yeah. So it was like there was something really unique about that moment.
Because it was starting to, you know, we're getting the crack epidemic. We're getting, you know, like crime bill that old Biden. Sleepy Joe back when he was much, much more wakeful. Yeah.
Because it was starting to, you know, we're getting the crack epidemic. We're getting, you know, like crime bill that old Biden. Sleepy Joe back when he was much, much more wakeful. Yeah.