Niggas back
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couldve been ross. why heavy? smh.. RIP
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JokerzWyld
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R.I.P Heavy D, a true legend.
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YamoleySensei
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RIP
and didn't son drop a reggae album last year?
fuck all this "death in 3's" shit
and didn't son drop a reggae album last year?
fuck all this "death in 3's" shit
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idoitforhiphop10
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[video=youtube;Cx0xzO73Amo]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cx0xzO73Amo&ob=av2e[/video]
This is one of my fav songs when i was a kid.
This is one of my fav songs when i was a kid.
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If you don't fuck with the Heavster I don't know what the hell is wrong with you one of the illest flows and live performances ever. I still remember when uncle Phil's mom snuck out with Will to go see the Heavy D show.
[video=youtube;uACGkrgVoNk]http://www.youtube.com/v/uACGkrgVoNk[/video]
[video=youtube;NXf5WetUQa4]http://www.youtube.com/v/NXf5WetUQa4[/video]
[video=youtube;J5uqPUZxZHg]http://www.youtube.com/v/J5uqPUZxZHg[/video]
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[video=youtube;uACGkrgVoNk]http://www.youtube.com/v/uACGkrgVoNk[/video]
[video=youtube;NXf5WetUQa4]http://www.youtube.com/v/NXf5WetUQa4[/video]
[video=youtube;J5uqPUZxZHg]http://www.youtube.com/v/J5uqPUZxZHg[/video]
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Gangsta Shit
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i guarantee yall almost nobody on the ic was bumpin heavy d in the last 15 years, if ever. and I know some of these kids on here aint never even heard of him at all. but yet out come the tears and youtube cuts when the nigga passes
fake ass shit. just like mj
fake ass shit. just like mj
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YamoleySensei
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[video=youtube;7iztp036z54]http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=7iztp036z54[/video]
pay homage you disrespectful, fatherless faggots
pay homage you disrespectful, fatherless faggots
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Disciplined InSight
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Next to Will Smith and Doug E. Fresh, Heavy D was one of the few artists in the game who kept Hip Hop fun, decent and not too raunchy and was never afraid to be himself. He'll be missed.
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birdcallaveli
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that dj screw heavy d song tomp posted is classic
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kingofbama205
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R.I.P. dude was good at what he did..both acting and doing early 90's rap with the dancing and the flow he had and everything...Shame he dead 44 is still young nowadays and he a mini comeback with the Hip-Hop awards and he was on Law and Order SVU a while back as well.
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rapmastermind
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I was very sadden to hear this news, after the shock of the death of Philly Legend Joe Frazier, then I get hit with this. Sad Day For Hip Hop. Let me school some of you youngin's on the Overweight Lover. 1st and foremost, it very clear that Biggie owes something to Heavy D. As Well as Fat Joe, Big Pun and Rick Ross. Heavy D along with the Fat Boys were the 1st to really make it cool to be fat and rap. But unlike the Fat Boys, Heavy D was able to break down commercial barriers. What people need to understand is Heavy D and the Boyz had 3 Platinum and 2 Gold albums. They have sold over 5 Million worldwide, so Heavy moved some units coming from the 80's.
Heavy D was also a producer as someone mentioned. He was the excutive Producer of the 90's Classic Soul IV Real album "Candy Rain" as well as "Summer Rain" from Carl Thomas, "I can feel it in the air" by Beans and of course "Guns and Roses" by Jay Z. For all you 90's babies having to google Heavy, make sure you look hard and research the fact Heavy was very instrumental in Puffy. You See, Puffy is given the Credit for the fusion of RnB/Hip Hop with his success with Mary J and Jodeci. I'd argue that Puffy took a page from Heavy D as it was Heavy that was doing RnB style hip hop in the 80's and early 90's. The same way some would call Drake's music "Soft", Heavy got the same criticism for making songs from the ladies that had RnB Flavor. Heavy D is also one of the few rappers to do a song with Biggie and Tupac as well as Michael and Janet Jackson. R.I.P., he is a true Hip Hop Legend. He wasn't the greatest lyricist but his contribution to the art form can't be overlooked. Before Biggie became Big Poppa, there was the Overweight Lover Heavy D. Biggie stated many times that Heavy was one of his biggest influences. Though Biggie is a very unique emcee in Hip Hop History, it was clear he studied Heavy D. Biggie would forever immortalize Heavy D in the Opening bars to arguable the greatest Rap Song of all time. Hope you in the limousine with Biggie up there Heavy, R.I.P.
"IT WAS ALL A DREAM, I USED TO READ WORD UP MAGAZINE, SALT N PEPA AND HEAVY D UP IN THE LIMOUSINE"
[video=youtube;GN8oZ4NyffI]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GN8oZ4NyffI[/video]
Eddie F featuring Heavy D, Tupac Shakur. The Notorious B.I.G. and Grand Puba - "Let's Get It On" (Barry White Sample) 1994 (This rare Jem saw Heavy hold his own with Hip Hop's 2 greatest emcees in their primes)
[video=youtube;eOoSx30NGw8]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eOoSx30NGw8[/video]
Heavy D featuring The Notorious B.I.G. - Jam Session (NBA JAM Soundtrack) - Heavy D and Biggie trade bars about the players in the NBA
[video=youtube;iVNX7Z0CLb8]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iVNX7Z0CLb8[/video]
Heavy D featuring The Notorious B.I.G., Busta Rhymes, Guru, Rob O and Third Eye - A Bunch of Niggas (This song has the honor of being the 1st LP that Biggie appeared on. After getting on the "Real Love" remix single, Heavy D gave Biggie his 1st album appearance on "Blue Funk". Tragically the song also features Hip Hop Legend Guru who passed away last year.
[video=youtube;Z8Rur693_7A]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z8Rur693_7A[/video]
Biggie returned the favor featuring Heavy D in his classic video for "One More Chance Remix"
R.I.P. HEAVY D
Heavy D was also a producer as someone mentioned. He was the excutive Producer of the 90's Classic Soul IV Real album "Candy Rain" as well as "Summer Rain" from Carl Thomas, "I can feel it in the air" by Beans and of course "Guns and Roses" by Jay Z. For all you 90's babies having to google Heavy, make sure you look hard and research the fact Heavy was very instrumental in Puffy. You See, Puffy is given the Credit for the fusion of RnB/Hip Hop with his success with Mary J and Jodeci. I'd argue that Puffy took a page from Heavy D as it was Heavy that was doing RnB style hip hop in the 80's and early 90's. The same way some would call Drake's music "Soft", Heavy got the same criticism for making songs from the ladies that had RnB Flavor. Heavy D is also one of the few rappers to do a song with Biggie and Tupac as well as Michael and Janet Jackson. R.I.P., he is a true Hip Hop Legend. He wasn't the greatest lyricist but his contribution to the art form can't be overlooked. Before Biggie became Big Poppa, there was the Overweight Lover Heavy D. Biggie stated many times that Heavy was one of his biggest influences. Though Biggie is a very unique emcee in Hip Hop History, it was clear he studied Heavy D. Biggie would forever immortalize Heavy D in the Opening bars to arguable the greatest Rap Song of all time. Hope you in the limousine with Biggie up there Heavy, R.I.P.
"IT WAS ALL A DREAM, I USED TO READ WORD UP MAGAZINE, SALT N PEPA AND HEAVY D UP IN THE LIMOUSINE"
[video=youtube;GN8oZ4NyffI]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GN8oZ4NyffI[/video]
Eddie F featuring Heavy D, Tupac Shakur. The Notorious B.I.G. and Grand Puba - "Let's Get It On" (Barry White Sample) 1994 (This rare Jem saw Heavy hold his own with Hip Hop's 2 greatest emcees in their primes)
[video=youtube;eOoSx30NGw8]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eOoSx30NGw8[/video]
Heavy D featuring The Notorious B.I.G. - Jam Session (NBA JAM Soundtrack) - Heavy D and Biggie trade bars about the players in the NBA
[video=youtube;iVNX7Z0CLb8]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iVNX7Z0CLb8[/video]
Heavy D featuring The Notorious B.I.G., Busta Rhymes, Guru, Rob O and Third Eye - A Bunch of Niggas (This song has the honor of being the 1st LP that Biggie appeared on. After getting on the "Real Love" remix single, Heavy D gave Biggie his 1st album appearance on "Blue Funk". Tragically the song also features Hip Hop Legend Guru who passed away last year.
[video=youtube;Z8Rur693_7A]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z8Rur693_7A[/video]
Biggie returned the favor featuring Heavy D in his classic video for "One More Chance Remix"
R.I.P. HEAVY D
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georgia boi
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I thought he brought it on the Hip Hop Awards last month. It was one of my favorite performances on the show. I never really checked for his albums like that, but liked some of the production and singles that he had. Beanie's "Feel It In The Air" is my favorite Heavy D production. "Big Daddy" is my favorite song of his. R.I.P.
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HailBlackMary
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joeyfkncrakk;3674133 said:
That was my thought exactly when i heard of his passing, because Heavy D was definately an odd choice to close the show imo. But now it makes sense/was right in a cosmic way, I'm glad he got to do his thing one last time on BET rap show.
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rapmastermind
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[video=youtube;qKdS2WHUsIE]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qKdS2WHUsIE&ob=av2n[/video]
Top 5 BEANS Song of his career. R.I.P Heavy D
Top 5 BEANS Song of his career. R.I.P Heavy D
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Disciplined InSight
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rapmastermind;3675887 said:I was very sadden to hear this news, after the shock of the death of Philly Legend Joe Frazier, then I get hit with this. Sad Day For Hip Hop. Let me school some of you youngin's on the Overweight Lover. 1st and foremost, it very clear that Biggie owes something to Heavy D. As Well as Fat Joe, Big Pun and Rick Ross. Heavy D along with the Fat Boys were the 1st to really make it cool to be fat and rap. But unlike the Fat Boys, Heavy D was able to break down commercial barriers. What people need to understand is Heavy D and the Boyz had 3 Platinum and 2 Gold albums. They have sold over 5 Million worldwide, so Heavy moved some units coming from the 80's.
Heavy D was also a producer as someone mentioned. He was the excutive Producer of the 90's Classic Soul IV Real album "Candy Rain" as well as "Summer Rain" from Carl Thomas, "I can feel it in the air" by Beans and of course "Guns and Roses" by Jay Z. For all you 90's babies having to google Heavy, make sure you look hard and research the fact Heavy was very instrumental in Puffy. You See, Puffy is given the Credit for the fusion of RnB/Hip Hop with his success with Mary J and Jodeci. I'd argue that Puffy took a page from Heavy D as it was Heavy that was doing RnB style hip hop in the 80's and early 90's. The same way some would call Drake's music "Soft", Heavy got the same criticism for making songs from the ladies that had RnB Flavor. Heavy D is also one of the few rappers to do a song with Biggie and Tupac as well as Michael and Janet Jackson. R.I.P., he is a true Hip Hop Legend. He wasn't the greatest lyricist but his contribution to the art form can't be overlooked. Before Biggie became Big Poppa, there was the Overweight Lover Heavy D. Biggie stated many times that Heavy was one of his biggest influences. Though Biggie is a very unique emcee in Hip Hop History, it was clear he studied Heavy D. Biggie would forever immortalize Heavy D in the Opening bars to arguable the greatest Rap Song of all time. Hope you in the limousine with Biggie up there Heavy, R.I.P.
"IT WAS ALL A DREAM, I USED TO READ WORD UP MAGAZINE, SALT N PEPA AND HEAVY D UP IN THE LIMOUSINE"
[video=youtube;GN8oZ4NyffI]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GN8oZ4NyffI[/video]
Eddie F featuring Heavy D, Tupac Shakur. The Notorious B.I.G. and Grand Puba - "Let's Get It On" (Barry White Sample) 1994 (This rare Jem saw Heavy hold his own with Hip Hop's 2 greatest emcees in their primes)
[video=youtube;eOoSx30NGw8]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eOoSx30NGw8[/video]
Heavy D featuring The Notorious B.I.G. - Jam Session (NBA JAM Soundtrack) - Heavy D and Biggie trade bars about the players in the NBA
[video=youtube;iVNX7Z0CLb8]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iVNX7Z0CLb8[/video]
Heavy D featuring The Notorious B.I.G., Busta Rhymes, Guru, Rob O and Third Eye - A Bunch of Niggas (This song has the honor of being the 1st LP that Biggie appeared on. After getting on the "Real Love" remix single, Heavy D gave Biggie his 1st album appearance on "Blue Funk". Tragically the song also features Hip Hop Legend Guru who passed away last year.
[video=youtube;Z8Rur693_7A]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z8Rur693_7A[/video]
Biggie returned the favor featuring Heavy D in his classic video for "One More Chance Remix"
R.I.P. HEAVY D
Powerful, detailed post bruh....
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semi-auto-mato
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got me waiting will always be one of my favorite songs. r.i.p. heavy d
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