Big L Was Planning 2Pac Biggie & JAY-Z Collab Before His Murder

hiphopdx March 16, 2022 2Pac 25
Big L Was Planning 2Pac Biggie & JAY-Z Collab Before His Murder

Lamont Coleman better known as Harlem MC Big L was shot and killed in 1999, bringing his brief yet legendary career to an abrupt end.

Big L Was Planning Crazy 2Pac, Biggie & JAY-Z Collab Before His Death Ex-DJ Says Published on:Mar 16, 2022, 10:49 AM by 2 Lamont Coleman better known as Harlem MC Big L was shot and killed in 1999, bringing his brief yet legendary career to an abrupt end. At just 24 years old, Big L was nowhere near done putting his lyrical talents to good use. According to Big Ls former collaborative partner DJ Ron G, the late rapper was plotting a track with 2Pac, The Notorious B.I.G. and JAY-Zbefore his death. During a recent interview with The Art of Dialogue, Ron G was asked how the Big L single Deadly Combination featuring 2Pac came to be. His dream was he wanted to do a song with Biggie and 2Pac, and he was lyrically nice, he says in the clip. So before he got killed, we were sitting in my studio smoking and hes like, Yo, I just want to do a song with JAY-Z, Biggie and 2Pac. I was like, Word.' Rawkus Records, DJ Premier and Lord Finesse was working on a Big L album at the time and asked Ron G if he had a song that would make his album sell. He replied, I got a few songs with Big L, but I got a song with Big L that I want to put 2Pac on and Biggie on cause I have vocals with Biggie, too. When they heard it, they flipped. They lost their mind Even Premier was like, This crazy, G.' After speaking to the Tupac Shakur Estateand Biggies mother Voletta Wallace, the song fell apart. She was like, Take my son off of the song,' he continues. She was upset that I came to her with the song, and she was also upset that I came there with my lawyer. I never seen Ms. Wallace after that. I just was like, Well, take Biggie off and we left it like that. Read more

Related Post

Download our FREE app!

Apple app Google app

Available for IOS and Android devices