A Tec-9 when I rhyme,\\ Plus I climb, word is bond\\ ] couldn't fuck with one line. > '''Craig Mack:'''\\ Word up, no rap no crap you bore me,\\ Wanna grab my dick, too lazy, hold it for me.\\. This led to both artists throwing subliminal disses at each other on Mack's "Flava In Ya Ear" remix: -> '''Biggie:'''\\ I see the gimmicks, the wack lyrics,\\ the shit is depressing, pathetic, please forget it.\\ You're mad cause my style you're admiring,\\ Don't be mad, UPS is hiring. ** Biggie and former labelmate Music/CraigMack had issues with each other from the get-go when they signed to Bad Boy, with Biggie going as far as to make many negative remarks about him during interviews. Who got it going on (You're dead wrong) You're dead wrong. Met on the second, wed on the third, then she's dead on the fourth. Red on the ceiling, red on the floor, get a new whore. You had Lil' Cease saying he was totally dissing Shakur, then Puff Daddy saying it wasn't a diss song. With your body spread on the bedspread, red on the wall. It was in the Music/LifeAfterDeath song ''Long Kiss Goodnight'' (likely recorded before 'Pac died, as Life After Death was originally supposed to be released in Halloween 1996). The second time is, however, more up to debate. Once in Music/BustaRhymes' ] song ''The Ugliest'', and ], to the point the song was unreleased. & Puff Daddy When I die, fuck it, I wanna go to hell 'Cause I'm a piece of shit, it ain't hard to fuckin' tell (What you talkin' 'bout, man) It don't make sense. said he always loved 'Pac, few can blame him for eventually dissing him in response to Shakur's numerous disses.
** Of course there's the famous beef between B.I.G. Yo, what the fuck is on your mind?" in "Ice Water", Biggie replies with "Fuck that, why try? Throw bleach in your eye" in "Kick in the Door". For example, where Raekwon rhymes "That's life, to top it all off, beef for white]While "white" here may simply refer to cocaine, Raekwon's delivery is such that "beef for white" may easily be heard as "beef with White", which, when one considers that Frank White was one of Biggie's many aliases, implies that they were in conflict]/ Pulling bleach out, trying to throw it in my eyesight.
Subliminal disses were traded back and forth on songs and album interludes as a result. ** Biggie and ] were not on the best of terms while Biggie was alive, partly because Raekwon accused ''Ready to Die'' of plagiarising the cover of Nas' ''Illmatic''. NeverSpeakIllOfTheDead may be in effect in the song, however. It was all a dream, I used to read Word Up! Magazine Salt-n-Pepa and Heavy D up in the limousine Hangin' pictures on my wall Every Saturday rap Attack, Mr.* TheDissTrack: While he rarely brought up names, several of his tracks had listeners wondering "Did he just diss Music/? Was that aimed at ]?" ** According to Nas himself on the song "We Will Survive", their relationship was more of FriendlyRivalry than out-and-out conflict. for nuttin, all of a sudden Ohh, Biggie, gimme one more chance Ohh, Biggie, gimme one more chance Ohh. (If these two words don’t rhyme, then you’re saying my name wrong.) I kept calling turning 24 my Kobe year, but it’s also my Biggie Smalls. (Fuck all you hoes! Get a grip, motherfucker!) Yeah, this album is dedicated To all the teachers that told me I'd never amount to nothin' To all the people that lived above the buildings that I was hustlin' in front of Called the police on me when I was just tryin' to make some money to feed my daughter (it's all good) And all the niggas in the struggle You know what I'm sayin'? It's all good, baby, baby Or tattoo, I got you wrapped around my dick And when Im done I got to split, shit Back shots is my position, I gotcha wishin For an intermission, fuck the kissin Llickin down to your belly button I aint frontin They dont call me B.I.G. A person, place, thing, or event that doesn’t need a specific name.
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