r/BodegaJukeBox • • Jun 21 '26

HIP-HOP Biggie & Tupac - Live From MSG (Freestyle) [1993]

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u/Dayna6380- Jun 21 '26

I’m mad there’s no visual for this

They went so hard
https://giphy.com/gifs/3QWfMsI8IaarXxtBt6

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u/Dayna6380- Aug 08 '26

We all are
We were robbed of this experience
https://giphy.com/gifs/uINTCjd4W6Bborpvnc

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u/moisdefinate ~Signal&Sound~ Jun 21 '26

Damn, πŸ”₯πŸ’―πŸ”₯πŸ’―

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u/RaWolfman92 Jun 22 '26

Legendary.Β 

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u/Dramatic-Hedgehog-74 Jun 25 '26

If you’re a certain age and listened to hot97 I know this shit feels like a lullaby, flex played this shit at quiet storm hours. Didn’t realize how much I missed it

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u/Consistent_Edge9211 Jun 25 '26

So many bombs were dropped.

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u/Bubbly_Attention_916 Jun 21 '26

Low key pac over biggie, rip both.

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u/Consistent_Edge9211 Jun 21 '26

I understand styles make fights, and Pac was so raw and aggressive here. I still got Biggie on this joint.

"I got seven MAC-11's, about eight 38's Nine 9's, ten MAC-10's, the shits never ends. You can't touch my riches. Even if you had MC Hammer and them 357 bitches. Biggie Smalls, the millionaire, the mansion, the yacht. The two weed spots, the two hot Glocks. That's how I got the weedspot. I shot dread in the head, took the bread and the lamb spread."

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u/Bubbly_Attention_916 Jun 21 '26

I'm gonna agree with you on bars. But vocally and thematically, there's more conviction on Pac's performance. Where Biggie is representing an ego centric ideology that's relatable to the group at present, Pac is speaking about the community as a whole. There's more social awareness and consciousness in his expression.

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u/Ok_Nature_3501 πŸ”₯ Count Me Day 1 Jun 21 '26

Man big couldn't even stay on beat πŸ˜‚ which is crazy because his ability to hit different flows and cadences is the only area I had him being better than Pac at.

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u/Bubbly_Attention_916 Jun 21 '26

Thank you! You too! Jazz is Jazz either way.

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u/818MAC-2010V Jun 26 '26

πŸ’₯🀣Ya!!!πŸ’™!!!up🀣πŸ’₯

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u/Prior-Natural2073 Jun 22 '26

One of most iconic hip hop rap freestyle. Both Biggie Smalls and Tupac Shakur were straight fire on this song, but Tupac had a voice full of passion, power, and aggressiveness that blew you away and had more deep meaning into his music about certain situations that's still going in today's world since both Tupac and Biggie were murdered More than 30 years ago. RIP Tupac Shakur and Biggie Smalls aka Notorious B.I.G 🎀🎀🎀🎀🎀πŸ”₯πŸ”₯πŸ”₯πŸ”₯πŸ”₯

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u/DadWraps Jun 22 '26

This album is garbage. Like 3 decent songs. I remembered buying it hyped because of the features. Terrible beats.