The Notorious B.I.G. - Road to Riches
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Call Lil Cease, tell that motherfucker to bring me some motherfucking weed to this hospital
Fuck that, tell Uncle Paulie to go pick up ten thousand from Dez and go take about 20 Gs from Nino
Tell that motherfucker to get this nigga next door up out of here, that nigga be snoring all night, I can't sleep
And call that big butt nurse with the long hair to come suck my dick, ugh!
★ Verse ★
The doctor said I need about three weeks of recovery
But the nurses is lovin' me
Sayin' the best part of the day is my half
Feedin' me breakfast and givin' me a sponge bath
Niggas say I died dead in the streets
Nigga, I'm gеttin' high, gettin' head on the bеach
Chillin', sittin on about half a million
With all my niggas, all my guns, all my women
Next two years, I should see about a billion (yeah)
All for the love of drug dealing
Got no love for the other side, fuck them tricks (yeah)
Any repercussion, Junior M.A.F.I.A. spit clips
All the time, Big Poppa kick the raw rhyme (yeah)
Raw flows, and that's how it goes
★ Chorus ★
On the road to riches and diamond rings (yeah)
Real niggas do real things
Hanging with the bitches is the song I sing
Real niggas do real things
On the road to riches and diamond rings
Real niggas do real things
Hanging with the bitches is the song I sing
Real niggas do real things, ugh!
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Biography
Growing up in Brooklyn, Biggie began rapping under the name Biggie Smalls, inspired by a character in an action comedy film. His talent caught the attention of industry insiders, leading to a record deal with Uptown Records and later, Bad Boy Records under the guidance of Sean "Puffy" Combs. His debut album, Ready to Die, released in 1994, received critical acclaim and launched him into stardom.
Known for his intricate lyricism and storytelling abilities, Biggie's music resonated with fans across the globe. Hits like "Juicy," "Big Poppa," "Hypnotize," and "Mo' Money, Mo' Problems" solidified his status as a rap legend. His collaborations with artists like Faith Evans, Total, and Lil' Kim further showcased his versatility and influence in the industry.
Tragically, Biggie's life was cut short when he was murdered in a drive-by shooting in Los Angeles in 1997 at the age of 24. Despite his untimely death, his impact on music continued to be felt through posthumous albums, tributes, and a biopic released in 2009.
Biggie's legacy lives on through his timeless music, which continues to inspire and influence generations of artists. His contributions to the genre have cemented his place in hip-hop history, ensuring that his memory will endure for years to come.