10. The Notorious B.I.G.
There are gods and there are kings, some kings wielding the powers of gods; Biggie was the king of rap.
Like Tupac which was also in his days, B.I.G had a very great influence and still does on the music of many till date.
Little wonder the two rap geniuses, had the fabled rift which many claim is what led to their untimely deaths.
Born Christopher George Latore Wallace, Biggie was commercial hit, one of the greatest of all times, making the East Coast a force to reckon with in hip pop, at a time when the West Coast was ruling the mainstream.
Notorious was highly involved in the feud between East coast and West Coast, and in March 1997, BIG was killed by an unknown assailant in a drive-by shooting which took place in Los Angeles.
Just 16 days after his death, his double-disc album Life After Death, was released. The album rose to No. 1 on the U.S. album charts. In 2000, it was certified Diamond by the Recording Industry Association of America.
Human are born for his ultimate death but this sort of death is unacceptable inhumane and painful. Might be his opponent party could not accept his sky height acceptance by the people made them angry and they shoot him.
The Princess name was Diana, not Dianna.
It is dianna
Cause it is actually an Arabic name and it’s pronounced as Dianna not Diana
There will never be another Like Michael, God rest his soul……. Michael 4Ever
Whitney= The voice?
Where is George Michael?
nonesense where is BOB MARLEY????now who is B.I.G?????
gone too soon
shakur the raper – rip in the thugz mansion .till we meet
Elvis
And it is hard to believe that those two rappers at the beginning feature here, but then much greater, more talented and influential artists like Kurt Cobain, Layne Staley, David Bowie, Lou Reed, Chris Cornell and most of all Leonard Cohen do not feature. . .