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CJ Wallace, the son of The Notorious B.I.G., performed his late father’s verse from the song ‘One More Chance’ during a recent event to mark the latter’s 50th birthday – watch his performance below.The track in question, ‘One More Chance / Stay With Me (Remix)’, also featured Wallace’s mother Faith Evans on vocals.Wallace’s performance of ‘One More Chance / Stay With Me (Remix)’ came during the second Annual B.I.G. Dinner Gala at Guastavino’s in New York City on Friday (May 20), which was hosted by Lil Kim to mark what would’ve been Biggie’s 50th birthday on Saturday (May 21).Appearing on stage alongside Lil Kim, Lil Cease and Fat Joe, Wallace’s performance was captured on film by radio host Sway Calloway – you can watch the footage below.A post shared by Sway Calloway (@realsway)Speaking to Billboard at the event, Wallace said that he believed his late father “would be proud” of him.“He’s getting all his wishes up there, and everything that I’ve ever dreamed of has been obtainable for me.

Will Smith has recalled speaking to both Prince and Biggie Smalls just hours before they died.The actor and rapper opened up about his connection to the two of them during a new interview on the Broken Record podcast, and said that he feels a strange connection with the two music icons because of the last discussions he had with them.Biggie Smalls, also known as the Notorious B.I.G., was murdered aged 24 during a drive-by shooting in Los Angeles back in March 1997. Prince died in 2016 from an accidental overdose of the painkiller fentanyl. He was aged 57.“I don’t even want to say this out loud ’cause it’s like a terrible jinx,” Smith said during the interview.

Eyebrow-raising footage of a young Justin Bieber and Sean 'Diddy' Combs has re-emerged following the millionaire rapper's arrest earlier this month.

A property search warrant has been served by police in Las Vegas in connection with the 1996 shooting of US rapper Tupac Shakur. The Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department (LVPD) said the warrant had been served on Monday, July 17, as part of the “ongoing” homicide investigation.

Tupac’s sister has responded to the recent comments comparing Tupac to Donald Trump, describing the statement as “blasphemous”.The initial comments were made yesterday (April 3) by Trump’s attorney Alina Habba, who said the former president being indicted in New York City puts him on par with Tupac Shakur and Notorious B.I.G.Habba drew the comparison on The Benny Show podcast, and claimed that the legal battles faced by Trump will only help boost his profile – similar to how other celebrities became more popular after facing jail time.“​​Donald Trump is Tupac. Donald Trump is Biggie Smalls,” she told host, Benny Johnson.

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Notorious B.I.G. has unveiled details of a 25th anniversary release of ‘Life After Death’.The release will take the form of a new boxset that will contain the original album plus 12″ releases of hits ‘Hypnotize’, ‘Mo Money Mo Problems’, ‘Sky’s The Limit’ and ‘Nasty Boy’ (via Complex).It will also include a commemorative booklet with rare photos, new linear notes and and commentary from team members who worked on the original release.The box set is part of a year of celebrations in memory of Biggie Smalls, who would have turned 50 this year.The year-long campaign – “Sky’s the Limit: A Year Celebrating the Legacy of the Notorious B.I.G.” – will also see the release of an ‘enhanced digital version’ of ‘Life After Death’, a number of online events, upgrades of his entire video back-catalogue on YouTube plus some “additional surprises” (via Pitchfork).Last September, the Brooklyn apartment where B.I.G.

You only have to listen to the lyrics of The Notorious B.I.G.’s 1994 classic “Juicy” to know that the late rapper adored his daughter, T’yanna Wallace. Not only did he gush about her on the track, she also made a brief appearance in the video. “Livin’ life without fear. Puttin’ five karats in my baby girl’s ear,” will forever be a celebration of his ability to provide for his family after becoming a successful rap artist.

An unreleased track from The Notorious B.I.G. has resurfaced. “Bastard Child” appeared on the Internet last weekend more than 20 years after the Brooklyn rapper was tragically murdered.