Will Friedle

They can take all the publishing and you still make money off of that song because it plays places. So it's not like he made no money off of that. I just know people are going, but he didn't cash in on that because... There's still money to be made, especially in the 90s. There was still a lot of money to be made off of having a number one song in the country.

They can take all the publishing and you still make money off of that song because it plays places. So it's not like he made no money off of that. I just know people are going, but he didn't cash in on that because... There's still money to be made, especially in the 90s. There was still a lot of money to be made off of having a number one song in the country.

Everybody knows this song. He comes out at the VMAs dancing in a white suit like... It was actually iconic. It was actually iconic. I mean, yeah, yeah. The Biggie memorial in the background.

Everybody knows this song. He comes out at the VMAs dancing in a white suit like... It was actually iconic. It was actually iconic. I mean, yeah, yeah. The Biggie memorial in the background.

Everybody knows this song. He comes out at the VMAs dancing in a white suit like... It was actually iconic. It was actually iconic. I mean, yeah, yeah. The Biggie memorial in the background.

And there is also, real quick, just to backpedal a second, there is a lot of talk about Biggie wanting to leave Puffy's label before this happens. There is interviews with tons of people. Again, unreliable narrator type stuff. But there is a lot of interviews of people saying that Biggie wanted out of his deal with Bad Boy because he felt like Puffy was taking advantage of him.

And there is also, real quick, just to backpedal a second, there is a lot of talk about Biggie wanting to leave Puffy's label before this happens. There is interviews with tons of people. Again, unreliable narrator type stuff. But there is a lot of interviews of people saying that Biggie wanted out of his deal with Bad Boy because he felt like Puffy was taking advantage of him.

And there is also, real quick, just to backpedal a second, there is a lot of talk about Biggie wanting to leave Puffy's label before this happens. There is interviews with tons of people. Again, unreliable narrator type stuff. But there is a lot of interviews of people saying that Biggie wanted out of his deal with Bad Boy because he felt like Puffy was taking advantage of him.

He felt like he wasn't getting what he should from his music. That he wasn't getting... I think at the time he was worth maybe $20 million or something like that. But he was not... reaping what he actually should have from 90s era music. It's like when you had a banger in 90s era music, you made like $50 million. It was like an insane amount of money that you could make.

He felt like he wasn't getting what he should from his music. That he wasn't getting... I think at the time he was worth maybe $20 million or something like that. But he was not... reaping what he actually should have from 90s era music. It's like when you had a banger in 90s era music, you made like $50 million. It was like an insane amount of money that you could make.

He felt like he wasn't getting what he should from his music. That he wasn't getting... I think at the time he was worth maybe $20 million or something like that. But he was not... reaping what he actually should have from 90s era music. It's like when you had a banger in 90s era music, you made like $50 million. It was like an insane amount of money that you could make.

If you talk about 90s bands, they were still selling physical product. It's not like now with streaming and stuff like that. They were selling a physical product. So if you had a platinum album in the 90s, you made...

If you talk about 90s bands, they were still selling physical product. It's not like now with streaming and stuff like that. They were selling a physical product. So if you had a platinum album in the 90s, you made...

If you talk about 90s bands, they were still selling physical product. It's not like now with streaming and stuff like that. They were selling a physical product. So if you had a platinum album in the 90s, you made...

25 30 million if your label didn't screw you if there were you know if you weren't getting fucked over you made like 30 or 40 million dollars like you made in a tremendous amount of money there's a lot of there's a lot of conversation about biggie having known that prior to his death which also leads to the implication that he may have actually been involved in yeah his own death

25 30 million if your label didn't screw you if there were you know if you weren't getting fucked over you made like 30 or 40 million dollars like you made in a tremendous amount of money there's a lot of there's a lot of conversation about biggie having known that prior to his death which also leads to the implication that he may have actually been involved in yeah his own death

25 30 million if your label didn't screw you if there were you know if you weren't getting fucked over you made like 30 or 40 million dollars like you made in a tremendous amount of money there's a lot of there's a lot of conversation about biggie having known that prior to his death which also leads to the implication that he may have actually been involved in yeah his own death

Again, very unreliable narrators everywhere, but it should at least be known that there is the theory out there in the world that that is something that goes on, you know, that that happened and that was what he was part of it.

Again, very unreliable narrators everywhere, but it should at least be known that there is the theory out there in the world that that is something that goes on, you know, that that happened and that was what he was part of it.

Again, very unreliable narrators everywhere, but it should at least be known that there is the theory out there in the world that that is something that goes on, you know, that that happened and that was what he was part of it.