This is so sad. Like others saying, when you’re a kid listening to Tupac and Biggie they’re big grown men, but now in your 30s/40s they just seem like very young men who were ahead of there time and went way to soon. He seems such a humble legend
Now that I am older… I cannot believe how young Big actually was when he was killed. He looks so young.. because he was…😞. It’s such a shame! He was awesome!
All his pics and music vids had him wearing mature formal clothes and heavy designer shades. Plus the angles of the shots are puposely chosen to make him look older and more gangster.
He's shy and humble because he's talking to some white men on a radio station and he was tryna get the bag. This dude was Diddy number 2 let's just face it.
it took me to age 40 to look back on this and realize how young dude was. he always seemed so much older then me. but looking back dude still has a babyface
@@charlesodiaka8273 honestly back then when i was 14 and most these dudes were 19-25 they all seemed like they were 40 to me. and most havent aged since. like method man. i thought that dude was like in his 60s hahaha. especially kadafi that dude was so tall for 17
I'm 39 and it still feels like Biggie is way older than me when I listen to his songs. But seeing this interview is weird in a way. I'm like who is this kid, and why does he sound like Biggie?
@@charlesodiaka8273 There's pics of Pac without his mustache, especially his mugshot he looked real young. Pac voice and mustache really made him seem like he was a lot older lol
I'm 46 and look back at biggie like he was a lot older than he looked and gotta say he comes across very well and does seem shy but still has the persona about him where I wouldn't mess with him!but I think it's a shame he went so young I would love to see him alive now
Now I see why them ladies liked him. He was a humble person and he had charisma. He wasn’t big headed, cocky, obnoxious. He was down to earth. It showed on this video.
I remember being in my single digits and seeing Big and 2pac on the music videos. I thought these dudes were larger than life. And for being as young as they were, they were really that. Being 37 now and you realizing that you outlived them by a significant amount of time, and you STILL feel like they were larger than life- even in death. That's just how iconic they were, and still is. Way ahead of their time. I always wonder when I think of Big "Damn bro, what if?...."
to now be the same age as B.I.G. and watch this interview. that touches me. to understand how young I am and how I behave and all sorts of things and then him dead 3 days later. . completely different .
I am one year older than BIG. We were basically the same age, both from Brooklyn... my sister actually dated a dude that used to run with him. I was his age and I LOVED his music. I thought I was grown too!! Now I look back on the videos of him at that age and realize that we were BOTH still kids really...
BIG was soft-spoken. Music was his way of opening up a bit more and releasing his thoughts. He said in this interview that he has to rap about violence and street life because its all he knew. But I promise you by the year 2000 biggie would’ve evolved. Biggie was a smart guy and I know he would’ve dropped the gangster act and found new ways to express himself. Rest In Peace
@@Peopleschamp_7 I disagree. BIG would have succeeded in any era because he was extremely talented, but I'm not sure about Tupac. Pac has a similar story to 50 cent: he was a mediocre rapper with zero notable verses or lines who got shot, then as a result of the media attention he starts working with Dre and suddenly he's selling crazy numbers which gradually decline. Tupac can only succeed in another era if someone shoots him in that era and then Dr Dre agrees to sign him.
@chunkyMunky329 you crazy 50 nor pac are Mediocre rappers the rap game respect them fir that reason alone that's why 50 got all the thing he has now cuz bro could rap his ass off fr can't say the same for pac cuz he was killed as a youngin
It's been 26yrs today since we lost this legend. We've been robbed of such dope artistry. Rip to the great notorious b.i.g. 1 of the best to wreck the 🎤
This be stupid from me but had pac just shot or was he deceased dizzy dizney it not sayin in comment section , so sad for biggie was true pioneer that had many mant tentacles that wud made him a star for much time nó doubt in saying realistic to a fault. Rest up player. Another special one taken too ea3in life.. All member his mother going thru it but she strong woman that rased strong boy fr fr.
@@maryryan9464 No doubt! Unfortunately, Pac was already gone at this point which made this one even tougher to watch knowing Biggie was so close to leaving too.
This is so sad. He was a kid. Living his dream. You can tell he was a good guy. From the love of his mom to everyone that personally knew him. You can always tell how much someone was truly loved by their reactions and how good someone really was. It was all a persona hyped up by the media. I was a junior in high school when he passed. Now in my 40s i see how truly sad that era ended. 😢
This is sad. looking back at this really hurts cause i was 16 - 17 then and they were older than me but now that I'm in my 40's watching this I feel like him and Pac were just young men trying to find their way...Young Men who were leaders trying to do their best to guide those that they were responsible for. they were saving lives but had no one to save them...thats a fucking shame. rest well Young KINGZ.
Ok, the way he responded to the question of If he ran Bad Boy or Puff..."everybody gets a raise"...slight dig yet proof of how Puff was still short-changing everybody even back then!
Damn. Imagine how these guys felt, hearing about Biggie getting killed. It would probably mess me up. Getting to meet someone so talented, who's a huge star, and comes off as just a normal, respectful, kind person, and getting to sit, and have a lengthy conversation with them. Then 4 days later, finding out they were killed. It was sad to hear Big talk about getting ready for his new album to drop. He had no idea that he would not be alive to see that happen.
As a huge 2pac fan growing up I still appreciated Biggie's songs & knew he had nothing to do with the 1994 incident. Ive hardly seen any interviews of Biggie, but seeing this one is heartbreaking because its clear his a humble gentle giant whos a loving family man. His murderer truely robbed the world & most importantly his family of a great human being
This moment was always legendary to me. They play this clip everywhere because Biggie died shortly after. I was like yea that’s JV and the Dog House! Rest easy JV!
This is the definition of a human who knows nothing but humility,the dude knew there never be nothing like him ever again in hip hop,and he just exhumes total greatness in his entire body soul and mind,but still remains plain humble Christopher,life after death will definitely live on long after this man's demise from this planet
@@dmvconartists2542 It's not the same. I was also a local rapper in Belgrade, so I know. Every rapper has a hip hop alter ego. His alter ego Biggie was more powerful than Christopher W.
@@dmvconartists2542 It makes sense though. Usually I'm quiet unless spoken to in public or in classes, but acting in front of people I can hit that switch regardless how many people are watching. Introverts make great on stage personalities because I've seen them be able to let loose sometimes more than an extrovert. Nothing factually though, just from experience
To think I was 7 when he died and now I'm older than he was when he passed and he's got such a baby face he actually seemed so down to earth and kind. 😢😢😢
There will never be another like The Notorious B.I.G. Music wise the man was in a class of his own. He only made 2 albums and they are 2 of the greatest hip hop albums ever created and they always will be. I will treasure Ready 2 Die & Life after death for as long as I live but it breaks my heart when I think about all of the timeless songs & albums that we will never hear from this legend because of how early his life was cut short. Rest in peace B.I.G your legacy will never die 🐐
He was killed when I was 4. As I got older and listened to the old school music, I can unequivocally say... I am so mad he was taken too early. The music he could've done. The great things as a person he was capable of. I have watched interviews, and his mother was also a great woman as well. Educated and strong.
It's a shame that he was a lot safer selling drugs in the winter in Brooklyn than leaving a party in Beverly Hills. Almost 26 years later I'm still wondering why they did the album rollout in California as opposed to just staying in New York. I was nine years old at the time and MTV said he would be in California for a MONTH. When I heard that, my heart sank. Everyday that went by I hoped and wished they didn't kill him. I was relieved every day I didn't hear anything until that fateful Sunday. Broke my heart. Looking at this footage they were genuinely appreciative that he came in. Biggie even asked if the guys were coming to his listening party. I can't imagine what the crew thought when news of his death came out. Right here in this video they all had a beautiful moment with him but they didn't know this was the last time they'd ever see him. It is pretty special and sad that this is likely the last public interview he ever did. I saw a short clip of JV years ago that they were all shocked when he died so soon after. I always wondered if Biggie was really gonna come back and do that song for them. I personally believe he forgot after he left the studio. What happened to Lance after this? He had a job and then he kinda didn't. I don't even know what his role was in Biggie's career. I hate the fact that Biggie's killer is doing Lord knows what that day and he's going to commit this terrible crime in days. Biggie wanted to watch his children grow and within days he was gone. Sad.
@@bayareanewman1566 Yep After I read your comment I had to look up how he died And yep Lyme disease By the grace of god…me and you will not have to feel just how painful that must have been Respect Bro 🤜🤜
@@MikeyMike-uu3fe yeah it’s so sad…. I had an ex girlfriend who has it and I worry. The Doghpuse was my favorite show, keeping me company on my way to work from Gilroy to Santa Clara in the Silicon Valley
@@bayareanewman1566 Respect Respect Iam in Toronto I had my favourite DJ I’d listen to all the time also Until Howard Stern started airing in the mornings
It’s crazy to think how young BIG and 2-PAC really were wen they died! Think about all the pressure and everything going on around them! The way they handled it and the intelligence they both had…truly were ahead of their time🎯💯🙏🏻 RIP BIG RIP PAC
Life After Death is not the Albums name by Accident.,,he already signed of right there unknowingly...and we now know it was not solely his idea to come up with this album's name. Crazy when you add all of it together...and these doods interviewing Bigs, knows da parts...the way how they be asking certain questions.like Diddy eating all da food and Bigs response to Diddy eating..
33:29 man… Just puts into perspective his innocence. In this moment he’s thinking into the future, obviously not knowing he has 4 days left on this earth. Heartbreaking.
@@TheUncleSpiderX long 💋 goodnight on the radio got him wacked y'all piggie Stan's seems to forget that but he was over it and sneak diss a dead man on Life after death
Biggie should have handled his own security. After Puff ran from Suge and 2Pac. No way in hell would I let such a cowardly person be in charge of my safety. Especially with the level of death threats 2Pacs death created.
It's crazy. I was maybe 14 when Big was killed and he seemed so much older than me at the time. I saw an adult man living the life back then. Now I'm almost 40 and he looks like a kid to me. Too young to go. Truly sad loss.
I love Biggie's personality @21:02 "you get a raise! you get a raise! everybody gets a raise if im running it!" it also was tea that Puff wasn't paying his artists 🙁. Continue to fly high Biggie 🕊🕊🕊
A lot of New York rappers then would make you think they could be 48 based off of things they said and how they said it. Imagine being in the room with 19 year old Nas with him saying what he said.
Just proof how much triumphant guys if they like got str appeal like they do that's tru recognition how really fly there music was in actual fact, on international scale or wide-ranging spectrum
My son turned exactly two months that day yes i am old Big died way too soon he had so much more to give that's what's so sad about it Rest in Peace Christopher.
Diff era and diff type a dudes. This isn’t lil uzi vert, post Malone or some other bs “rapper”. A lot of these dudes emceeing during the golden era would really smack these radio dudes up if they got out of line so they had more respect back then.
It’s crazy to watch this interview knowing that not only is B.I No longer with us but neither is the guy conducting the interview life is sooo crazy!!!!
I always wish I got to hear a 3rd album from B.I.G... not a rework of his old verses... but an actual whole new 3rd album... that would've been dope! 👑
It's crazy to see how young he actually was when he passed. He was older than me when he died but him and 2pac were kids. Just way ahead of their time.
Puff daddy’s plan the whole time smh..just imagine how much money he collected. I wish there was a better investigation. I think cops and government was involved in this.
Somebody please restore and remaster this footage. This needs to be seen 1000 years from now. This man was such an iconic and genuine dude future generations deserve to see this man in hi-fidelity.
He was a kid still. Crazy looking at this shit now that I’m 38. I was 13 or 14 when he died. He seemed way older to me back then. He still radiates an old soul feel tho. Sad shit
Ever since biggie all other rappers have made waves but he was a tsunami and there will NEVER be another like him.... and someone said we now realize how young he was...R.I.P.
This is a hard interview/video to watch because I believe this is his last interview before he died or one of the last. Cause at the end the person asks him what he’s planning for his future in rap. And the response he gives is just heart breaking…that he just plans on continuing to make great songs and to do it with his best friend Cease. That’s not exactly what he says but I have a hard time watching it cause it’s so sad cause he has no idea he was going to get shot and die over there.
Every time I watch these old interviews of Big and PAC I’m just saddened by how much they didn’t get to experience and accomplish. These dudes were just kids…..
Jay-Z to Biggie, will forever be how Fat Joe was to Big Pun. There is absolutely NO CHANCE of Jay-Z being on Biggie's level, had he lived even up to 2010 💯% 👊🏽
Seeing and watching this interview with Biggie makes me sad, because he was looking forward to bigger and better things in his future and was bettering himself, and he was a cool person. But then come 3/9/1997 he gets gunned down and killed, and this interview was 4 days before his death. I think had Biggie not went to California after his mom told him not to go, he probably would still be alive today, and him going to California was a bad idea. From this interview right before his death, Biggie talks about what he was planning on doing in his future and he talks about his 2nd album "Life After Death" that was about to be released at the time, and everybody was just enjoying his company. There's even a young girl who talks to Biggie and she tells him that she loves his music. This interview even shows Biggie being nice, sweet, generous, kind, and friendly, and that's what makes him cool. He even says how he would love to see his 2 kids grow up, and it's also good to know that he was no longer the same person or as violent like from when he first came out as a rapper. Biggie had changed his lifestyle at the time of this interview, but it's still sad knowing that he's not alive and was gunned down and killed for no reason, and Biggie could have still been alive today. But God bless him.
Biggie we love you ❤ you were literally the first rapper I was introduced to as a toddler 😂. I was born in 93 Can’t You See came out in 95 we had the tape, and my mom always tells me how I wanted to listen to that. I grew older and you and total became two of my favorite artists (along with Kim Junior Mafia etc) I think about what life would be like if you were here. But glad to know I might have a chance to see you again on the other side.
I remembering listening live that day. I hope JV gets his proper recognition for his video. I have seen this all over the internet for years and they never credit Jeff "Don't call me jeff!"
Dude, you don’t even know! I missed my college class to hear this. Kids now a days just do not get how huge radio, ESPECIALLY the Doghouse was, to the youth. I listened to the whole thing knowing JV would do us right w/ his respectful questions yet also like a journalist! I just *KNEW* That this was not only a historic interview, but that something was coming! WHY BIGGIE!!! Dude!!!!! His intentions were pure!! Squash beef!!! But DUDE!! And sure enough… 2 days later that’s it. RIP to him and Pac
Man this guy was so young, we felt like he was older cuz of his voice but he was still very young. Looking at this face he still had a Babyface. Smh RIP
2 legends in this here video are now gone to this world. RIP JV, the entire bay is going to miss you bro. Thanks for all the years of laughs and great insight
God I miss this man! Blessings to his babies and his and his mama, Cease, Faith, lil kim and of course Tyanna’s Mom Jan! I will blast his music until the day I die! 👑
Viewing this as a 40 year old just blows my mind, clever young man & he was very articulate with his answers. Back in the 90s he was this larger than life type of man and i saw him that way back then. So young & gone way to soon. Notoroious BIG, still on heavy rotation 🕊
this radio was damn lucky to get this last BIG interview. Would've loved to be one of the winners of the signed BIG CDs they were giving as prizes. This was a great interview too. BIG was a great person to speak to. Most these rappers now won't even sit up in a sit while giving an interview..................BIG appreciate things. It's a shame that he really never got to enjoy his fortune from his success since the money didn't really start rolling in for BIG until his 2nd album blew up. Puff he wonderful from BIG start the jump but BIG basically had to give Puff first 1st album just to get on par. Puff forsaken this kid in so many ways
What kind of fuckery to have a guest on radio show and you have to stand , while the dj / host sits , i get its a small room etc but they should of had that fixed , its disrespect
I remember seeing the news about both Pac and Bigs killings. It has always given me an eerie feeling. I do have a feeling that Pac could be around. But Big is gone - they are both so much larger than life. I still and always will listen to and enjoy their music. They are the modern day martyrs, poets and all inbetween. ❤
@@misscoleone i am watching and anticipating all that comes out in relation to Pac and Big. I am ambivalent in regards to Suge. I do believe he knows a lot, however he is also in the dark in regards to key elements in the story. ☺️
RIP Big, RIP JV, never met you JV, but the stories I've heard from my own radio mentor Joe Grande and from Elvis. You were as legendary as legendary gets.....1 day I'll be big like you and these greats in this video.
It’s so crazy to think these dudes were in their early 20s at this level. So matured. I think back when I was 23-25 n I dont think I could have handled all that fake and money and lifestyle
This is so sad. Like others saying, when you’re a kid listening to Tupac and Biggie they’re big grown men, but now in your 30s/40s they just seem like very young men who were ahead of there time and went way to soon.
He seems such a humble legend
Fact said thesame thing , he’s so young like omg , when I heard him before he looked like 28-29 but wow
I was about to type the same thing. I'm in my early 40s and now they look wet behind the ears to me.
You read my mind man. They were so young
@ThatAiGuy right like isn’t this the interview where he spit that freestyle throwing mad sluggz at Pac
100 on point bro
Now that I am older… I cannot believe how young Big actually was when he was killed. He looks so young.. because he was…😞. It’s such a shame! He was awesome!
I know , I thought he was a lot older than 24. I’m 26 right now and still feel young . Super sad
Suge Knight had this man killed
Word he looks like a baby here. I always thought he looked so grown never realized he was only 24 when he passed
Truth
All his pics and music vids had him wearing mature formal clothes and heavy designer shades. Plus the angles of the shots are puposely chosen to make him look older and more gangster.
RIP Tupac Shakur (1971 - 1996) Biggie Smalls (1972 - 1997) Eazy e (1964 - 1995) Gone To Soon 😔🕯🙏😇😇😇
PAC-Born a year before, died a year before.
Big-Born a year after, died a year after.
Wow.
25 years old. I still can’t believe that shit.
BIG L RIP
@@lastcall411127/26 years old x
@@MilanMillian three days later after last last interview they shot
Biggie was shy and humble. And he was a lyrical genius and all time music legend.
🎤🎤🎤🎤🎤
He's shy and humble because he's talking to some white men on a radio station and he was tryna get the bag.
This dude was Diddy number 2 let's just face it.
this is crazy. he looks like a regular young man, but his songs are timeless
The guy interviewing him was killed/ found dead last month in the San Francisco Bay
@@frankkiffin4652damn
@@frankkiffin4652tf damn
And Heavy
@@frankkiffin4652Wtf
I gotta give props to the interviewer. He was more respectful and engaging than most that we see nowadays
Fucking hate the arrogant sounding deejays
That’s JV….. I listened to this live that morning in 1997. Unfortunately.. it’s looking like JV may have taken his life last week 😔
So sad about JV
I had no idea the interviewer was found dead in recent months in the San Francisco Bay
@@frankkiffin4652 same, that's crazy
it took me to age 40 to look back on this and realize how young dude was. he always seemed so much older then me. but looking back dude still has a babyface
Pac is the only guy that looks old no matter how young he is
@@charlesodiaka8273 honestly back then when i was 14 and most these dudes were 19-25 they all seemed like they were 40 to me. and most havent aged since. like method man. i thought that dude was like in his 60s hahaha. especially kadafi that dude was so tall for 17
I'm 39 and it still feels like Biggie is way older than me when I listen to his songs. But seeing this interview is weird in a way. I'm like who is this kid, and why does he sound like Biggie?
@@charlesodiaka8273 There's pics of Pac without his mustache, especially his mugshot he looked real young. Pac voice and mustache really made him seem like he was a lot older lol
I'm 46 and look back at biggie like he was a lot older than he looked and gotta say he comes across very well and does seem shy but still has the persona about him where I wouldn't mess with him!but I think it's a shame he went so young I would love to see him alive now
Now I see why them ladies liked him. He was a humble person and he had charisma. He wasn’t big headed, cocky, obnoxious. He was down to earth. It showed on this video.
No, because he had money and fame.
Stfu. U got no swag. Some women do go for men with charisma bozo and it ain’t always about money
I remember being in my single digits and seeing Big and 2pac on the music videos. I thought these dudes were larger than life. And for being as young as they were, they were really that. Being 37 now and you realizing that you outlived them by a significant amount of time, and you STILL feel like they were larger than life- even in death. That's just how iconic they were, and still is. Way ahead of their time. I always wonder when I think of Big "Damn bro, what if?...."
Yes, we forever live with the WHAT IFs. We lost a lot of good music because these guys died so young.
to now be the same age as B.I.G. and watch this interview. that touches me. to understand how young I am and how I behave and all sorts of things and then him dead 3 days later. . completely different .
I am one year older than BIG. We were basically the same age, both from Brooklyn... my sister actually dated a dude that used to run with him. I was his age and I LOVED his music. I thought I was grown too!! Now I look back on the videos of him at that age and realize that we were BOTH still kids really...
He really was a genius. He was smart enough to believe in himself. And that’s the biggest internal struggle.
The biggest internal struggle. Facts.
Whew big facts
PREACH! We are all capable of the greatest things imaginable.
The biggest struggle is internal struggle. Remember that!
True words
Biggie just wanted to watch his kids grow. Rip legend
He was maturing after ready to die and glad he made it out the hood.
😢😢😢
he shoulda moved smarter
@@JaeRocReacts Shut up !
By dissing Pac in LA after he dies... "a death wish" i think he really didn't only want that. He pay the price.
BIG was soft-spoken. Music was his way of opening up a bit more and releasing his thoughts.
He said in this interview that he has to rap about violence and street life because its all he knew. But I promise you by the year 2000 biggie would’ve evolved. Biggie was a smart guy and I know he would’ve dropped the gangster act and found new ways to express himself.
Rest In Peace
I think big said one time he wanted to be a doctor & big can also sing really well too.
The crazy thing. It's that both and Big and Pac would've killed in any Era of Hip Hop
@@Peopleschamp_7 I disagree. BIG would have succeeded in any era because he was extremely talented, but I'm not sure about Tupac. Pac has a similar story to 50 cent: he was a mediocre rapper with zero notable verses or lines who got shot, then as a result of the media attention he starts working with Dre and suddenly he's selling crazy numbers which gradually decline. Tupac can only succeed in another era if someone shoots him in that era and then Dr Dre agrees to sign him.
@chunkyMunky329 you crazy 50 nor pac are Mediocre rappers the rap game respect them fir that reason alone that's why 50 got all the thing he has now cuz bro could rap his ass off fr can't say the same for pac cuz he was killed as a youngin
Rap devolved in the mainstream. Emo neon haired rappers? Lol.
I’m 24 now. Knowing he didn’t make it past this age is a very weird feeling
That's because u to young still
Same 24 too and I get that weird feeling as well. Biggie and 2pac recorded their double albums at 24. Crazy talent
I was thinking about both Big and PAC when I was 24 and 25 and wondered if I make it to their age
He probably thought this is fame baby, but thank God for sparring him from what might have been
He made it way past 24, Google Soul from Jurassic 5.
It's been 26yrs today since we lost this legend. We've been robbed of such dope artistry. Rip to the great notorious b.i.g. 1 of the best to wreck the 🎤
Don't want this to end because it feels like he's still here as long as he keeps talking. I keep thinking "just a little more", "just a little more".
This be stupid from me but had pac just shot or was he deceased dizzy dizney it not sayin in comment section , so sad for biggie was true pioneer that had many mant tentacles that wud made him a star for much time nó doubt in saying realistic to a fault. Rest up player. Another special one taken too ea3in life.. All member his mother going thru it but she strong woman that rased strong boy fr fr.
@@maryryan9464 No doubt! Unfortunately, Pac was already gone at this point which made this one even tougher to watch knowing Biggie was so close to leaving too.
@@maryryan9464 Biggie died 4 days after this interview, 6 months after Pac died.
This is so sad. He was a kid. Living his dream. You can tell he was a good guy. From the love of his mom to everyone that personally knew him. You can always tell how much someone was truly loved by their reactions and how good someone really was. It was all a persona hyped up by the media. I was a junior in high school when he passed. Now in my 40s i see how truly sad that era ended. 😢
This is sad. looking back at this really hurts cause i was 16 - 17 then and they were older than me but now that I'm in my 40's watching this I feel like him and Pac were just young men trying to find their way...Young Men who were leaders trying to do their best to guide those that they were responsible for. they were saving lives but had no one to save them...thats a fucking shame. rest well Young KINGZ.
Hindsight is crazy right? If u could bottle it and sell it, it would out sell everything.
Me too I was 17
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Yeah we were kids back in 1997 and they were a little bit older than us but watching this interview in 2023 is like time done switched us in reverse.
I was 16 years old when I left my TV on while asleep, and woke up to hearing the death of Biggie Smalls
Who here after the diddy 2024. Diddy did it
😅🤣
He knew here diddy was an op
He definitely did it.
That’s eerie to know 4 days later he’ll be gone forever. Smh. RIP👑🕊️
Ok, the way he responded to the question of If he ran Bad Boy or Puff..."everybody gets a raise"...slight dig yet proof of how Puff was still short-changing everybody even back then!
I dead was looking for this comment I was thinking the same thing
Biggie wanted to leave badboy! Him and Pac would have reconciled Puffy would go broke! So Puffy got them both killed facts
Bad boy , for life ! that snake Puff !
I think that Bad Boy wouldn't have turned so poppy with Biggie.
I peeped that also listening to gene deal
Insane to think he only had 4 more days to live in this interview.
Damn. Imagine how these guys felt, hearing about Biggie getting killed. It would probably mess me up. Getting to meet someone so talented, who's a huge star, and comes off as just a normal, respectful, kind person, and getting to sit, and have a lengthy conversation with them. Then 4 days later, finding out they were killed. It was sad to hear Big talk about getting ready for his new album to drop. He had no idea that he would not be alive to see that happen.
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😞🕊
As a huge 2pac fan growing up I still appreciated Biggie's songs & knew he had nothing to do with the 1994 incident. Ive hardly seen any interviews of Biggie, but seeing this one is heartbreaking because its clear his a humble gentle giant whos a loving family man. His murderer truely robbed the world & most importantly his family of a great human being
😂😂😂
@@JaeRocReacts why is that funny ?
Why was he wearing the jewellery that was robbed from pac then
@@JaeRocReactsbuck up young man. Why’s that funny
@@jazbains4410you obviously clownin' listen to that freestyle and LONG KISS GOODNIGHT 😂
This moment was always legendary to me. They play this clip everywhere because Biggie died shortly after. I was like yea that’s JV and the Dog House! Rest easy JV!
I heard this live. Skipped my first 2 college classes. RIP to these kings. Crazy that Lyme disease drove JV To suicide
This is the definition of a human who knows nothing but humility,the dude knew there never be nothing like him ever again in hip hop,and he just exhumes total greatness in his entire body soul and mind,but still remains plain humble Christopher,life after death will definitely live on long after this man's demise from this planet
AMEN
Also he came from the bottom and lived through hell..albeit he had a good mother. Big didn't forget where he was from.
He still dissed Pac after he died tho
LA got the last diss!!!
@@wandanewsome9099fuck LA
How is it possible that this man can be shy ? Then I realize that all real and great artists are like him.
Can’t be that shy if your preforming in front of thousands
@@dmvconartists2542 It's not the same. I was also a local rapper in Belgrade, so I know. Every rapper has a hip hop alter ego. His alter ego Biggie was more powerful than Christopher W.
@@dmvconartists2542 It makes sense though. Usually I'm quiet unless spoken to in public or in classes, but acting in front of people I can hit that switch regardless how many people are watching. Introverts make great on stage personalities because I've seen them be able to let loose sometimes more than an extrovert. Nothing factually though, just from experience
Notorious BIG was a character he played very well. This is the real dude Clarke Kent and Superman
@@dmvconartists2542Actors can be very shy when they are off stage. Or not?
To think I was 7 when he died and now I'm older than he was when he passed and he's got such a baby face he actually seemed so down to earth and kind. 😢😢😢
🥺🥺😭
Youve been older than he was when he died for 10 years!
Me too
U missed a great generation. 😢, to young to understand music at the time, us 90s kids sure were blessed to witness biggie and pac at they peak
I listened to this live!!!! I missed my first college class to listen.. I knew it would be historic
Was BIG as gangster as he says in his rap?
The best education and decision you ever had
@@martinchrist2890
Does it really matter?
@@ChrisJohnson-ib5fp kinda
@@martinchrist2890 it doesn’t.
Just hearing Biggie mention “You’re Nobody Til Somebody Kills You” took me off guard.
It’s the honest truth.
@@StopSelfDoubtingand not him & Pac been Blessing the beaches of the Crib (Caribbean) and Cuba, don’t pulling their own version of Hollywood on us all
Ready 2Die & Life After Death👉That’s all u need to know 😊
His take on Tupac's death
There will never be another like The Notorious B.I.G. Music wise the man was in a class of his own. He only made 2 albums and they are 2 of the greatest hip hop albums ever created and they always will be. I will treasure Ready 2 Die & Life after death for as long as I live but it breaks my heart when I think about all of the timeless songs & albums that we will never hear from this legend because of how early his life was cut short. Rest in peace B.I.G your legacy will never die 🐐
Yes definitely miss the guy so much rest easy king ❤
Thank you so much for posting this ….. there’s never enough footage of him. Interesting this is the last interview and the longest. 🙏🙏🙏
HEWAs HUGE WOW
He was killed when I was 4. As I got older and listened to the old school music, I can unequivocally say... I am so mad he was taken too early. The music he could've done. The great things as a person he was capable of. I have watched interviews, and his mother was also a great woman as well. Educated and strong.
You're mad!? This level of entitlement is wack. You were 4 when he died, how could you be emotionally invested?
This guy was young af. He had a good head on his' shoulders.
Fr
"We go on tour in June" hit different when you won't live past March 9th.
Right 😔
I was a kid when he transitioned, now at 40 I see he was still a young man trying to figure out the world.
It's a shame that he was a lot safer selling drugs in the winter in Brooklyn than leaving a party in Beverly Hills. Almost 26 years later I'm still wondering why they did the album rollout in California as opposed to just staying in New York. I was nine years old at the time and MTV said he would be in California for a MONTH. When I heard that, my heart sank. Everyday that went by I hoped and wished they didn't kill him. I was relieved every day I didn't hear anything until that fateful Sunday. Broke my heart. Looking at this footage they were genuinely appreciative that he came in. Biggie even asked if the guys were coming to his listening party. I can't imagine what the crew thought when news of his death came out. Right here in this video they all had a beautiful moment with him but they didn't know this was the last time they'd ever see him. It is pretty special and sad that this is likely the last public interview he ever did. I saw a short clip of JV years ago that they were all shocked when he died so soon after. I always wondered if Biggie was really gonna come back and do that song for them. I personally believe he forgot after he left the studio. What happened to Lance after this? He had a job and then he kinda didn't. I don't even know what his role was in Biggie's career. I hate the fact that Biggie's killer is doing Lord knows what that day and he's going to commit this terrible crime in days. Biggie wanted to watch his children grow and within days he was gone. Sad.
Diddy sacrificed him
RIP to both Biggie and now.. JV 😔
Ya eh
He went missing and found his body few days later in the SF Bay
Sad
RIP 🤜
@@MikeyMike-uu3fe Apparently he did this because of pain from Lym disease
@@bayareanewman1566 Yep
After I read your comment I had to look up how he died
And yep Lyme disease
By the grace of god…me and you will not have to feel just how painful that must have been
Respect Bro
🤜🤜
@@MikeyMike-uu3fe yeah it’s so sad…. I had an ex girlfriend who has it and I worry. The Doghpuse was my favorite show, keeping me company on my way to work from Gilroy to Santa Clara in the Silicon Valley
@@bayareanewman1566 Respect Respect
Iam in Toronto
I had my favourite DJ I’d listen to all the time also
Until Howard Stern started airing in the mornings
It’s crazy to think how young BIG and 2-PAC really were wen they died! Think about all the pressure and everything going on around them! The way they handled it and the intelligence they both had…truly were ahead of their time🎯💯🙏🏻
RIP BIG
RIP PAC
Both had a super mature demeanor to them. You’d think Big was at least 30 by the way he comes off.
Life After Death is not the Albums name by Accident.,,he already signed of right there unknowingly...and we now know it was not solely his idea to come up with this album's name. Crazy when you add all of it together...and these doods interviewing Bigs, knows da parts...the way how they be asking certain questions.like Diddy eating all da food and Bigs response to Diddy eating..
They focused on themselves instead of the surrounding pressure around them. Next level.
33:29 man…
Just puts into perspective his innocence. In this moment he’s thinking into the future, obviously not knowing he has 4 days left on this earth. Heartbreaking.
Mannn
Hell yeah 😢
Biggie’s voice is so calm and yet intimidating.
It's intimidating yet humble, real and authentic.
I love this. RIP BIGGIE!!!
Most definitely
I didn't know Biggie was this cool, calm and collected. And wise at that
He was over the bs at that point
Agree, my only nitpick was his issue with Craig Mack
@@TheUncleSpiderX long 💋 goodnight on the radio got him wacked y'all piggie Stan's seems to forget that but he was over it and sneak diss a dead man on Life after death
Wise??? lol wise to be in Cali after having PAC killed...
@@slugga9184 ok “slugga” the internet gangsta lol. Foh
Biggie should have handled his own security. After Puff ran from Suge and 2Pac. No way in hell would I let such a cowardly person be in charge of my safety. Especially with the level of death threats 2Pacs death created.
It's crazy. I was maybe 14 when Big was killed and he seemed so much older than me at the time. I saw an adult man living the life back then. Now I'm almost 40 and he looks like a kid to me. Too young to go. Truly sad loss.
I love Biggie's personality @21:02 "you get a raise! you get a raise! everybody gets a raise if im running it!" it also was tea that Puff wasn't paying his artists 🙁. Continue to fly high Biggie 🕊🕊🕊
I caught that
I peeped that as well
Yesss! Smh
Yes i caught that too
Biggie will always be my favorite, loved his lyrical style....
Facts
Biggie got sacrificed by Puff like how Eazy E got sacrificed by suge
@@pl8yeddwhy did puff sacrifice him
Too young, a little shy, so cute, intelligent, and smart but just...my brother went so young. Respect and love B.I.G
So gentle and soft spoken.
Notorious at the end of the day was just a young man, a child almost. Had so much in front of him. Respect man.
Yes, I agree too much pressure and plays makes it difficult to handle. These were just kids still learning and growing.
Man this looks so modern, it's hard to believe this was in 1997!
You cappin boy
1997 is still considered "modern" per the definition of "modern."
He was a baby. I used to think he was so old and life experienced. What a tragedy.
There y'all go with that he or she was a baby nonsense.
@@chipwilliams6236 you know what he means. It’s an exaggeration. Big was very young.
A lot of New York rappers then would make you think they could be 48 based off of things they said and how they said it. Imagine being in the room with 19 year old Nas with him saying what he said.
When I see Big or Pac videos can not believe they are gone. Miss both of them RIP
Just proof how much triumphant guys if they like got str appeal like they do that's tru recognition how really fly there music was in actual fact, on international scale or wide-ranging spectrum
My son turned exactly two months that day yes i am old Big died way too soon he had so much more to give that's what's so sad about it Rest in Peace Christopher.
His maturity at such a young age is inspirational. My 🐐
I find it a little amazing how these DJ's were not pursuing a hot take with him. Respectful questions. Biggie seemed like a real chill dude.
Diff era and diff type a dudes. This isn’t lil uzi vert, post Malone or some other bs “rapper”. A lot of these dudes emceeing during the golden era would really smack these radio dudes up if they got out of line so they had more respect back then.
It’s crazy to watch this interview knowing that not only is B.I
No longer with us but neither is the guy conducting the interview life is sooo crazy!!!!
His body was found after he had gone missing a few weeks earlier
He was so young. He was 2 years older than me. Back then I thought he was grown. 😢
Homie was a *gentle giant* and gone too soon. R.I.P sir!
It`s fuckin crazy how he named his last album "life after death" and then get`s killed 2 weeks before it drops.
it's not a coincidence, puffy had him killed
With the whole hearse on the cover
@@Maxamillion-ko5clfacts!! He wanted his publishing rights and all profits plus he had life insurance on him as a artist
I always wish I got to hear a 3rd album from B.I.G... not a rework of his old verses... but an actual whole new 3rd album... that would've been dope! 👑
I’m sure it’s songs he actually recorded somewhere that didn’t require new beats or production.
Why they ain’t release all his unreleased stuff? Did he not record a lot before he died like pac ?
Facts 💯
Damn I miss Biggie so much . I love both him and PAC . R.I.P. to them both . Y’all are the two greatest in Hip Hop
It's crazy to see how young he actually was when he passed. He was older than me when he died but him and 2pac were kids. Just way ahead of their time.
It really hurt when Biggie said Life After Death would come out March 25th knowing he wouldn't be alive for its release -
Puff daddy’s plan the whole time smh..just imagine how much money he collected. I wish there was a better investigation. I think cops and government was involved in this.
@@joelcolon2570 i also think puff set up the quad shooting as well to start the east vs west rivalry
@@ultimatebuckeye I wouldn’t doubt it. They was all young kids. And then record labels also was involved. All about the dollar
Somebody please restore and remaster this footage. This needs to be seen 1000 years from now. This man was such an iconic and genuine dude future generations deserve to see this man in hi-fidelity.
👏
He was a kid still. Crazy looking at this shit now that I’m 38. I was 13 or 14 when he died. He seemed way older to me back then. He still radiates an old soul feel tho. Sad shit
Ever since biggie all other rappers have made waves but he was a tsunami and there will NEVER be another like him.... and someone said we now realize how young he was...R.I.P.
This is a hard interview/video to watch because I believe this is his last interview before he died or one of the last. Cause at the end the person asks him what he’s planning for his future in rap. And the response he gives is just heart breaking…that he just plans on continuing to make great songs and to do it with his best friend Cease. That’s not exactly what he says but I have a hard time watching it cause it’s so sad cause he has no idea he was going to get shot and die over there.
Every time I watch these old interviews of Big and PAC I’m just saddened by how much they didn’t get to experience and accomplish. These dudes were just kids…..
You can see BIG was so mature and intelligent, he definitely would have been up there with Hov, Dre and Puff
2:35
2:43
He was so far past them already. Go see how many times JayZ just straight steals whole lines and bars from Big. Search it up.
Jay-Z to Biggie, will forever be how Fat Joe was to Big Pun. There is absolutely NO CHANCE of Jay-Z being on Biggie's level, had he lived even up to 2010 💯% 👊🏽
Back in the day when guests stood during their interviews. DJs kept their seats. 😊
Seeing and watching this interview with Biggie makes me sad, because he was looking forward to bigger and better things in his future and was bettering himself, and he was a cool person. But then come 3/9/1997 he gets gunned down and killed, and this interview was 4 days before his death. I think had Biggie not went to California after his mom told him not to go, he probably would still be alive today, and him going to California was a bad idea. From this interview right before his death, Biggie talks about what he was planning on doing in his future and he talks about his 2nd album "Life After Death" that was about to be released at the time, and everybody was just enjoying his company. There's even a young girl who talks to Biggie and she tells him that she loves his music. This interview even shows Biggie being nice, sweet, generous, kind, and friendly, and that's what makes him cool. He even says how he would love to see his 2 kids grow up, and it's also good to know that he was no longer the same person or as violent like from when he first came out as a rapper. Biggie had changed his lifestyle at the time of this interview, but it's still sad knowing that he's not alive and was gunned down and killed for no reason, and Biggie could have still been alive today. But God bless him.
My simple self sitting here watching big shake jv's hand thinking, how could someone kill him after he just promised to help the kids
Homie was a gentle giant Gone to soon R.I.P 🙏🏾👑🕊️
He passed on my birthday I'll never forget this tragedy😔
Biggie we love you ❤ you were literally the first rapper I was introduced to as a toddler 😂. I was born in 93 Can’t You See came out in 95 we had the tape, and my mom always tells me how I wanted to listen to that. I grew older and you and total became two of my favorite artists (along with Kim Junior Mafia etc) I think about what life would be like if you were here. But glad to know I might have a chance to see you again on the other side.
Man this is heartbreaking. He had so many dreams and aspirations but someone just had to end his short life
Ask Puffy why he made him got killed.
He was only ONLY 24... insane and that voice!
My God I came back to revisit this page because of Tupac getting his justice!! Justice for Biggie🙏🏽🙏🏽♥️
Damn, I miss B.I.G. We lost such a great talent (1972-1997)
Same age as Pac too
72
@@12tribes61. No they wasn’t
@@12tribes61 he was a year younger 24 pac was 25
I remember hearing this live on the radio. It was a big deal to hear from him after PAC died
Only 24 years old. That’s crazy.
Am a 2pac diehard fan but BIGGIE AND PAC TRULY revolutionized the rap game....every rapper owns something to them 🙏🙏🙌🙌
yeeeeesir!
LL Don't owe them anything...They owe him if anything.
I remembering listening live that day. I hope JV gets his proper recognition for his video. I have seen this all over the internet for years and they never credit Jeff "Don't call me jeff!"
Dude, you don’t even know! I missed my college class to hear this. Kids now a days just do not get how huge radio, ESPECIALLY the Doghouse was, to the youth. I listened to the whole thing knowing JV would do us right w/ his respectful questions yet also like a journalist! I just *KNEW* That this was not only a historic interview, but that something was coming! WHY BIGGIE!!! Dude!!!!! His intentions were pure!! Squash beef!!! But DUDE!! And sure enough… 2 days later that’s it. RIP to him and Pac
Man this guy was so young, we felt like he was older cuz of his voice but he was still very young. Looking at this face he still had a Babyface. Smh RIP
2 legends in this here video are now gone to this world. RIP JV, the entire bay is going to miss you bro. Thanks for all the years of laughs and great insight
Damn this is exactly 10 years before I was born. It’s crazy thinking how long ago he died and how young he was. RIP The Notorious BIG.
He died the day before my birthday
God I miss this man! Blessings to his babies and his and his mama, Cease, Faith, lil kim and of course Tyanna’s Mom Jan! I will blast his music until the day I die! 👑
'It would'nt be mine if I took it from some-one else '. Wow such wisdom. It's hard to see this. Such a tragic loss.
My first time watching. I watched the whole thing.
Viewing this as a 40 year old just blows my mind, clever young man & he was very articulate with his answers.
Back in the 90s he was this larger than life type of man and i saw him that way back then. So young & gone way to soon. Notoroious BIG, still on heavy rotation 🕊
this radio was damn lucky to get this last BIG interview. Would've loved to be one of the winners of the signed BIG CDs they were giving as prizes.
This was a great interview too. BIG was a great person to speak to. Most these rappers now won't even sit up in a sit while giving an interview..................BIG appreciate things. It's a shame that he really never got to enjoy his fortune from his success since the money didn't really start rolling in for BIG until his 2nd album blew up. Puff he wonderful from BIG start the jump but BIG basically had to give Puff first 1st album just to get on par. Puff forsaken this kid in so many ways
The fact that he died 4 days after this interview is crazy
@TrapBush Baby false Pac was in the hospital with his eyes open for about a week.
What kind of fuckery to have a guest on radio show and you have to stand , while the dj / host sits , i get its a small room etc but they should of had that fixed , its disrespect
I know and no water for him
Biggie asked to stand because he was having problems with his leg and if he Sar to long his long would lock up
I remember seeing the news about both Pac and Bigs killings. It has always given me an eerie feeling. I do have a feeling that Pac could be around. But Big is gone - they are both so much larger than life. I still and always will listen to and enjoy their music. They are the modern day martyrs, poets and all inbetween. ❤
Yeah, he just got his star too , and suge is making a documentary who knows what comes out
@@misscoleone i am watching and anticipating all that comes out in relation to Pac and Big. I am ambivalent in regards to Suge. I do believe he knows a lot, however he is also in the dark in regards to key elements in the story. ☺️
Rest In Peace 🕊️ NOTORIOUS B.I.G
May 21, 1972-March 9, 1997
He’s My Favorite 🤩 Hardcore Hip-Hop Heaven 🕊️
RIP Big, RIP JV, never met you JV, but the stories I've heard from my own radio mentor Joe Grande and from Elvis. You were as legendary as legendary gets.....1 day I'll be big like you and these greats in this video.
Rest In Peace, King. 👑👑👑👑🗽🗽
I was 14 when he died. I'm 40 on Saturday, Damm to realize how young he and Pac was when they died. Sad
This angel is kicking it in heaven. RIP Big man
This guy was literally incredible. To write what he did, at his age, is nothing short of remarkable. RIP to the GOAT.
It’s so crazy to think these dudes were in their early 20s at this level. So matured. I think back when I was 23-25 n I dont think I could have handled all that fake and money and lifestyle