Have you ever wondered what happened to your favourite rappers from the 90s? In this new series of regular posts I will give u the 411 on these one hit wonders...
WILL "BIG WILLIE" SMITH
Famous for: His mom getting scared, relocating to cohabitate with relatives in the Los Angeles suburb of Bel Air. Blowing up the white house.
Where is he now: Making another Bad Boys movie. I am not making this up.
SNOW
Famous for: Being white. Ruining MC Shan's career with his infamous hit single 'Informer' (WARNING: DO NOT CLICK, YOU WILL BE SORRY)
Where is he now: Mysteriously out of prison, not being hassled by police at all. Meanwhile all his former friends are no doubt rotting in jail and out for revenge. The drama continues.
NAS
Famous for: Being dissed by our lord and savior Jay-Z.
Where is he now: Changed his name to 'N' (just one syllable). Allegedly still releasing music, probably on some small label nobody cares about.
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ReplyDelete"Big Willie" Smith has got to be the highlight of my day.
ReplyDelete@pho @ivan you guys realise he actually did call himself that, right? honestly, he relased an album called Big Willie Style. it was kind of a big deal.
ReplyDeleteChanging his name didn't do much good for NAS
ReplyDeleteBig Willie man thats funny!
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ReplyDeleteWhere is Jazzy Jeff now?
ReplyDeleteAND BIG L! RIP
ReplyDeleteI miss the 90's now, such a great decade. Will Smith was one of those guys who was successful in practically everything: rapper, actor, activist. That "Miami" song is still stuck in my head.
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