#flava in ya ear

[most-iconic-rap-beats-tournament]

#tournament #polls #redemption rounds #flava in ya ear #hate it or love it #the come up #imaginary places

[intrinsicmotives]

....🎧

#thumpin #Flava in ya ear #Biggie #Craig Mack #Busta Rhymes #LL Cool J #Rampage #remix #music

[seventhdiscipleworldwide]

when LL Cool J said ''Hee-shee! Ugh, blow-ticious Skeevy (Mmm), delicious NOW we understand what he meant.

#ll cool j #flava in ya ear #flava in ya ear remix #craig mack #i understand #i understood that reference #uh #both ways #going both ways #it make sense now #am i surprised? no

[trollingyoualways]

#Craig Mack #Flava in ya ear #oldschoolmusic #Youtube

[jahmeelahlamb]

ALL of them are bad boyz. Just because you do not know them, does not mean that I think that they are perfect. I know their dirty secrets. So, why would I stop at Chris? We've all made mistakes in life but I know that one day you will see that I have made the best decision for myself and "OUR" family.

#badboyz come out and play #Flava in ya Ear #delicious #Youtube

[nocturnalprincess]

baaad boyyyyy come out and plaaaay

#flava in ya ear remix #notorious b.i.g. #Craig Mack #ll cool j #busta rhymes #rampage #music #SoundCloud

[aaliyahunleashed]

#OnThisDay OCTOBER 4TH - 5TH 1995 | URBAN AID 4 LIFE LAUNCHES:

When Eric Lynn Wright, known professionally as Eazy-E, passed away after being diagnosed with AIDS March of 1995, the butch/he-man world of hip-hop dismissed AIDS as an only “gay disease” and rap moguls started to consider raising money for AIDS research and education. An event called the Urban Aid 4 Lifebeat was started and filled the Madison Square Garden arena Thursday night (10/5/95) for five (5) hours of hip-hop and rhythm-and-blues.

Leading rappers from New York and New Jersey – the Wu-Tang Clan, Naughty by Nature, Run-D.M.C., the Notorious B.I.G., Craig Mack, Junior M.A.F.I.A., Fat Joe da Gangsta, Salt-n-Pepa – alongside male and female crooners including Jodeci, Mary J. Blige and Brandy.

Alongside the Notorious B.I.G. were Craig Mack (performing a major summer hit, “Flava in Ya Ear”), Junior M.A.F.I.A. and female crooners including Faith, Aaliyah and the three-woman group Total, who sang, “Can’t you see what you do to me?”

Read Full Article Here:

#aaliyah #ripaaliyah #urbanaid #lifebeat #eazye #juniormafia #notoriousbig #maryjblige #brandy

[adultswim2021]

Aqua Teen Hunger Force #93: “A PE Christmas” | December 13, 2009 - 11:45PM | S08E01 regular series version aired March 15, 2010 @ 12:00AM

It’s the Aqua Teen Christmas episode, in which Shake and Meatwad steal Public Enemy’s identity and try to cut a rap record to sell on Christmas. It’s a pretty bad plan because they record it on Christmas eve and Shake sorta just believes the CD will appear in stores on Christmas day. The stores aren’t even open on Christmas day!! SHAKE COME ON! 

Mostly this one just consists of two scenes: one where the Aqua Teens attend Christmas mass and Shake acts childish. There’s a nice crowd scene filled with people from previous episodes, and for some reason the monsters are all sitting on the opposite side of the room. You hate to see a segregated church on Christmas. Then there’s the scene in the recording studio, with Shake and Meatwad coming up with bad ideas and recording them. The gag at the end of this, where Shake takes a big shit and it winds up on Meatwad’s track for Silent Night, is pretty low-brow, but it’s maybe the funniest thing in the episode. I don’t want to like it, I’m not about that life. 

This episode featured a bit of a twist where it turns out that Shake was filled with eels, hence his violent butthole outbursts. The original broadcast of this ended with Shake in jail, because he broke into a Better Buy store to see how his record was selling. He gets exploded to death after a bunch of eels burst out of him. When this episode aired as part of season seven, they added an ending that sorta explains that the Eels belonged to Chuck D (flagrantly misidentified as Flava Flav on the ATHF wiki). 

This one’s pretty lame, TBH. There were things in it I liked, but the best thing being a poo poo joke really should sum it all up. It also mildly perturbed me that this one airs between the live-action episode and the official season premiere “Rabbot Redux” which includes some continuity, so I numbered it according to the in-season air order. It also airs in some fucked up order on DVD! I don’t know why! I don’t know why they do that! 

Oh yeah I also liked the part where Shake rudely bangs on the glass in the recording studio. Pretty funny.

EPHEMERA CORNER: 

15th Annual Holiday Content Marathon (December 18, 2009)

An evening of Christmas specials. Also scheduled was “Gary’s Posse”, a promo that aired for a show that didn’t actually exist; in fact, I forgot all about this. Gary’s Posse was put on the schedule for AM this evening, but it was just a repeat of King of the Hill. Swimpedia (where I got this and nearly all of my scheduling information from) uncovered the fact that this is actually just stock footage from Julien Tromeur called "Afraid of your sexual fantasies." The promo advertising Gary’s Posse was just a gag. 

10:00/2:00 King of the Hill: Livin' on Reds, Vitamin C and Propane (Schedule Promo Falsely Announced Gary's Posse at 2:00 AM)

10:30/2:30 King of the Hill: 'Twas the Nut Before Christmas

11:00/3:00 Robot Chicken: Dear Consumer

11:15/3:15 The Venture Bros.: A Very Venture Christmas

11:30/3:30 American Dad!: The Best Christmas Story Never

12:00/4:00 Aqua Teen Hunger Force: Cybernetic Ghost of Christmas Past from the Future

12:15/4:15 Aqua Teen Hunger Force: T-Shirt of the Dead

12:30/4:30 Moral Orel: The Best Christmas Ever!

12:45/4:45 Moral Orel: Honor

1:00/5:00 Baby Blues: A Baby Blues Christmas Special

1:30 Tom Goes to the Mayor: Rats Off to Ya!

1:45 Sealab 2021: Feast of Alvis

5:30 Home Movies: The Adventures of Cho & Amy Lee

MAIL BAG

KON writes:

Worth noting about THE VENTURE BROS S04E07 "THE BETTER MAN"... it features the use of the Dana Snyder character completely unironically going "sooo... that happened." Granted this was right before that became the exclusive domain of MCU-type dialogue, but it still hit my ear about as harshly as any Bush-era slur. Nasty!

OH YEAH! I think I made note of that but for some reason it didn't make my write-up. i couldn't tell if that was bad writing or if that was an intentional character thing, but usually characters call each other out for saying stuff like that. So, that happened.

#adult swim #adultswim2021 #aqua teen hunger force #Youtube

[still-single]

HEATHEN DISCO no. 372 TO LISTEN TO

Mountain Movers – Reclamation Yard

Paradize Next – SNOOZINN

Pan American & Kramer – Aquaculture

Adam Wiltzie – We Were Vapourised

Winged Wheel – Grief in the Garden

Outer World – The Message Is the Message

Pointe du Lac – Haménania Manania

Naum Gabo – Schinokapsala

Coffin Prick – Energy Crisis

Cartoon – Die Bonknacht

Torrey – Bounce

Jarvis Cocker – Black Magic

Rosali – Slow Pain

The Poppy Family – Beyond the Clouds

Zombi – Sessuale II

Cheech & Chong – Basketball Jones

The Cenobites – Mommy

Gravediggaz – Mommy What’s a Gravedigga

Jeru the Damaja – Come Clean

Craig Mack – Flava in Ya Ear

Big L – Put It On

Black Rob – Whoa

Pharoahe Monch – Simon Says

M.O.P. – Ante Up (Remix)

Ghostface Killah – The Juks

Loose Ends – Gonna Make You Mine

Lee Ritenour – Countdown (Captain Fingers)

The Sylvers – Now I Want You

Gregory Isaacs – If I Don’t Have You

Space Art – Welcome to Love

Steve Hillage – Palm Trees (Love Guitar)

San Kazakgascar – Crockett Creek

Einstürdenze Neubauten – Kein Bestandtell Sein

Nice Strong Arm – Dying Skin

Spacemen 3 – Big City

ZZ Top – Sleeping Bag

Lynyrd Skynyrd – That Smell

Ghost – Ballad of Summer Rounder

#mosurock #heathendisco #chicago #still single #vinyl #mixcloud

[most-iconic-rap-beats-tournament]

#tournament #knockout rounds #polls #flava in ya ear #bad behaviour #jozi city lights #tha crossroads

[stonerparty]

Craig Mack: Flava in Ya Ear w/ The Notorious B.I.G., Rampage, LL Cool J and Busta Rhymes

[culturalappreciator]

Rhythm & Remix

The Original

Craig Mack- Flava In Ya Ear (1994)

The Remix

Craig Mack- Flava In Ya Ear-Remix [ft. The Notorious B.I.G., Rampage, Busta Rhymes, & LL Cool J] (1994)

#craig mack #the notorious b.i.g. #rampage #busta rhymes #ll cool j #rap #hip hop #videos #remix #Youtube

[djevilninja]

(What you tote?) More guns than roses, foes is shaking in their boots; Invisible bully like The Gooch. Disappear, vamoose, you’re wack to me - Take them rhymes back to the factory. I see the gimmicks, the wack lyrics; The shit is depressing, pathetic - please forget it. You’re mad ‘cause my style you’re admiring; Don’t be mad, UPS is hiring.

Craig Mack feat The Notorious B.I.G., Rampage, LL Cool J & Busta Rhymes - Flava in Ya Ear (Remix)

#50 years of hip hop #craig mack #the notorious big #biggie #rampage #ll cool j #busta rhymes #music #hip hop #hardcore rap #90s #classic #east coast #flava in ya ear #flava in ya ear remix

[digihindnews]

Biggie Small Net Worth 2023: How Much Money Did The Notorious B.I.G. Have?

Born in the heart of Brooklyn, Christopher Wallace, better known as Biggie Smalls, rose to fame as one of the most iconic rappers of the 90s. With a voice that commanded attention and lyrics that told tales of the struggles and triumphs of life, Biggie's impact on the music industry was undeniable. Even after his untimely death, his legacy lives on, and his music continues to inspire a new generation of fans.

How Much Money Did The Notorious B.I.G. Have?

At the time of his death, the Notorious B.I.G., an iconic American rapper, was worth $10 million. As of this writing, the circumstances surrounding his death from a drive-by shooting on March 9, 1997, at the age of 24 remain unknown.

Early Life Of Biggie Small

He was born Christopher George Latore Wallace on May 21, 1972, in Brooklyn, New York, and became known as The Notorious B.I.G. He was born to Voletta Wallace and Selwyn George Latore, two Jamaicans, and he was their only child. When he was just two years old, his father abandoned his family. As a child, Wallace lived in Clinton Hill, a neighborhood of Brooklyn not far from Bedford-Stuyvesant. In middle school, he excelled academically, earning a number of English-related awards.

Rap Career Biggie Small

After his release from prison, "Biggie Smalls" released "Microphone Murderer," a demo. The Source's Unsigned Hype editor featured Biggie after hearing the recording. The demo tape was also given to Uptown Records A&R and producer Sean "Puffy" Combs. After Combs signed Biggie, Heavy D & the Boyz featured him. Uptown fired Combs in 1993. He started Bad Boy Records soon. Wallace joined Combs' record label on launch day. Biggie's big break was appearing on Mary J. Blige's "Real Love" (remix). He garnered music industry notice as a guest performer. He remixed Craig Mack's "Flava in Ya Ear" with LL Cool J and Busta Rhymes in July 1994.

Biggie Small Net Worth 2023 Biggie released Ready to Die, his first solo album, on September 13, 1994. The Billboard Hot 100 ranked the song thirteenth. "Big Poppa" and "One More Chance" from the album reached #1. Over 1.1 million units were sold in 1995. It went six times platinum. Busta Rhymes said Wallace gave away free copies of Ready to Die from his residence for self-promotion and grassroots marketing. You may also like: - Actress Annie Wersching Cause Of Death: Annie Wersching Played a Variety of Characters in Movies And Television Shows - Is Mayim Bialik Married? Height, Age, Net Worth And More Information About Mayin Bialik Biggie became pals with Tupac Shakur and Shaquille O'Neal on his debut album. Biggie and O'Neal created "You Can't Stop the Reign." A second album from Notorious B.I.G., recorded over 18 months starting in September 1995. He visited New York, Trinidad, and Los Angeles. He also worked on Michael Jackson's ninth album, HIStory. Biggie was jailed in March 1996 for chasing and threatening to murder two autograph seekers in a Manhattan nightclub. Community service was 100 hours. Biggie was arrested for drug and firearm possession later that year. Biggie's meteoric rise elevated East Coast rap despite West Coast rap's peak popularity. As expected, coasts clashed. After a falling out and diss recordings, Tupac and the Notorious B.I.G. sparked the East Coast vs. West Coast hip-hop battle. On September 7, 1996, six bullets killed Tupac in a drive-by shooting. He died six days later. Biggie's family dismissed the murder rumors. Death To promote his second studio album and film the music video for its lead single Hypnotize, Death Wallace jetted off to the Golden State in February 1997. Since he was concerned for his safety, he hired security guards. Biggie was shot and killed in a drive-by outside a Los Angeles museum on March 9, 1997, six months after Tupac had been killed in the same way. Earlier in the night, he had presented Toni Braxton with an award at the Soul Train Music Awards. At 12:45 a.m., as Biggie was leaving an afterparty, a black Chevy Impala pulled up next to his truck. When an unknown assailant opened fire on Wallace's vehicle, four bullets struck his vehicle. Biggie was rushed to Cedars-Sinai by his crew, but he was pronounced dead at 1:15 a.m., at the age of 24. The funeral was held on March 18 in Manhattan, and 350 people attended to pay their respects, including Queen Latifah, Busta Rhymes, Salt-N-Pepa, and many more. Both rappers were brutally murdered, and no one has ever been brought to justice. There are many differing theories and perspectives on what really happened to the two men. On March 25, 1997, just 16 days after Wallace's death, his second solo studio album was released. It was certified Diamond in 2000, making it one of the rare hip-hop albums to reach the top spot on the Billboard album charts. In the end, this album would earn 11 platinum certifications. The Notorious B.I.G.'s rapping style was known for its relaxed flow, the apparent autobiographical nature of its dark lyrics, and its ability to tell stories. Several albums and compilations have been released in his honor since his passing. Biggie's estate would make tens of millions of dollars in the decades after his death. Posthumous album releases, re-releases, licensing deals, and other factors have helped increase Biggie's estate to an estimated $160 million today. His mom, Voletta Wallace, is in charge of the estate. Along with Biggie's former manager Wayne Barrow, a merchandising manager, and several lawyers, Biggie's widow Faith Evans helps manage the estate. Read Next:> Raquel Leviss Net Worth: When Did Raquel Leviss Join ‘Vanderpump Rules’?

Personal Life Of Biggie Small

The couple had broken up by the time Wallace and his high school sweetheart Jan had their first child, T'yanna, on August 8, 1993. On August 4, 1994, Biggie married R&B singer Faith Evans. Reports say the couple got married just days after meeting at a Bad Boy photo shoot. On October 29, 1996, Evans gave birth to Biggie's son, Christopher C.J. Wallace Jr.  After rumors spread that Evans had an affair with Tupac Shakur, she became embroiled in the East Coast vs. West Coast rivalry. As of Wallace's passing, he and Evans had been living apart but were not divorced.

Quick Facts

Net Worth in 2023 $160 million Full Name Christopher George Latore Wallace Nick Name Biggie Smalls, The Notorious B.I.G Birth Place  Brooklyn, New York, United States Birthday 21 May 1972 Death Date 9 March 1997 Age 24 years old ( 21 May 1972 – 9 March 1997) Occupation Rapper, Songwriter Sun Sign Gemini Spouse Faith Evans (m. 1994–1997) Height 6 feet 2 inches

Biggie Smalls’ Youtube Channel

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_JZom_gVfuw&t=12s He created his channel on YouTube on March 12, 2006, and as of February 1, 2023, it had over 1,876,433,514 views and 3.3 million subscribers. Follow us on Twitter to check out our latest updates on our social media pages. Read the full article

[swt-leaf]

63,64,69(noice lol)

63. five songs that would play in your club?

(In no particular order by the way)

- Ahora Te Puedes Marchar - Luis Miguel

- You Can Do It by Ice Cube & Mack 10

- Oh Honey by The Delegation

- Erotic City by Prince

- Flava in Ya Ear by Craig Mack

- Personal Jesus by Depeche Mode

64. favorite website from your childhood?

- MySpace. I consider the 6th grade a part of my childhood 😂

69. a fun fact that you don’t know how you learned??

- I really can’t think of anything :( lmao

Sorry!

[lowellstephens]

#Spotify