• Bad Boy All-Stars Perform at B.I.G.'s 44th Birthday Celebration

    P. Diddy pulled out all the stops when it came down to celebrating the life and legacey of his Bad Boy Entertainment artist and good friend, The Notorious B.I.G's, on what would've been his 44th birthday. A celebration that consisted of Bad Boy all-stars, special guest performances and an arena full of overly excited fans filled the Barclays Center over the weekend.

  • Bad Boy Artists & Jay Z's One Night Concert for B.I.G's 44th Birthday

    If you're wondering how Puff Daddy (Sean Combs) plans to celebrate his friend, The Notorious B.I.G.'s 44th birthday, the answer is amongst those that were once signed to the Bad Boy Entertainment label along with Jay Z, on stage for a one night only concert at the Barclays Center.

  • COOGI Clothing Releasing New Fall Line Inspired by Late Notorious B.I.G.

    True Notorious B.I.G fans, or anyone who has listened to late rapper's single "One More Chance," can recite his lyrics that identified his clothing brand of choice. "I stay Coogi down to the sock," he rapped in a popular line from the single, showing support to the popular '90s brand, COOGI, which is making a comeback in 2015. The clothing line is now paying homage to the late rapper with a B.I.G inspired Fall line.

  • Murder Leading Cause of Death Among Rappers: New Study Examines Genres and Fatalities

    A new study conducted by a professor at the University of Sydney has found that murder is the leading cause of death among rap artists. Dianna Theadora Kenny looked at the deaths of 13,000 artists from all genres, finding that murder accounted for about 50 percent of the deaths among hip-hop performers. The study was released yesterday, March 25, on the 18th anniversary of The Notorious B.I.G.'s 'Life After Death,' Vibe noted.

  • Watch Notorious B.I.G's Son CJ Wallace Rap [Watch]

    Like father, like son. Christopher Wallace, known to most as Notorious B.I.G, is considered by many to be among the greatest rappers of all time, if not the greatest. He was taken from us too soon, but his legacy was passed on through his son, CJ Wallace.

  • Ghostface Killah Says The Notorious B.I.G.'s Death Was Sadder Than Tupac's

    The murders of Tupac Shakur and the Notorious B.I.G. were two defining moments in the story of ‘90s hip-hop, and though they’re usually lumped together into one tragedy, rapper Ghostface Killah claims that one was more painful than the other. In a recent interview with XXL, the Wu-Tang MC says that he was more hurt by Biggie’s death than by Tupac’s, for deeply personal reasons.
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