And that's why they call him BIG POPPA

First and foremost,
Happy fcking 19th Arjel Rivera!
Damn, reserving the first 3 rows in the theatre?
Then belting out in the birthday song in front of the public?
THAT WAS ALL FOR YOU, HOMEBOY.
Part 2 to get our grub on for you tomorrow!


That movie was dope! But in all honesty, if it wasn't for the movie itself coming out, the people honoured/involved, and the bumpin' music........ that was also a horrible movie. (Don't hate me! Haha. I'm not trying to be a pessimistic 'movie critic' cause I'm actually on the fence with this one.) So, why could it be considered a 'horrible' movie? Because I personally believe that it was a mediocre portrayal of Christopher Wallace aka Biggie Smalls. I feel this way because with him as a martyr to Hip-Hop, the movie was a stereotypical depiction of his hardships and whatnot in the 'game'. I believe it didn't do enough justice for the man! And most importantly, I hated the fact that the movie made me hella reminisce not only on Biggie, but Tupac as well! I'm missing them like mad right now hence, hella putting Pac and Biggie hits like my favourite one below on heavy rotation!


(I know that was a cliche type of song by the B.I.G. man himself, but hey.. nothing beats a mfkn classic right?)

However, in light of things I still highly advise ya'll to watch it for yourselves to develop your own opinions.
Plus, this movie is not meant to miss out on! Because..
"That's good lookin', plus you good lookin', plus the hood's lookin'.
Hold me down like B.I.G. held Brooklyn."

PS. "Imagine if Biggie and Pac were still alive at this day and time?" - Damn, that's a story for another day. To all you Hip-Hop heads that have influenced me to gain the same respect for this culture.... HIP HOP AIN'T DEAD.