Puff, BIG, Jay "Young G's" Appreciation thread

s2jepeka wrote: »

5 Grand wrote: »

s2jepeka wrote: »

Fact: Jay destroyed Big on this.

Well, this track was released posthumously, so Jay got a chance to redo his verse to make it sound perfect. Big didn't get a chance to polish his verse up.

Saying Jay destroyed Big on "Young Gs" is like saying Eminem destroyed Big on "Dead Wrong" which is just, well, dead wrong.

No Way Out's release was posthumous, but they recorded that song while he was alive.

“Young G's” was the second song Jay-Z and Biggie ever recorded together, and it would also be the last."

http://www.complex.com/music/2011/10/dream-hampton-decodes-puff-daddy-the-notorious-bigs-verses-from-young-gs

n.mcfly wrote: »

This the only track I think big got Jay on @s2jepeka

I'll just have to agree to disagree...but i really, really...really disagree! And i dont even think its close.

Confused....so I love the dough wasn't recorded together? Never knew/heard that. This joint is a certified banger. Straight classic and I play it all the time.

I thought they did I Love the Dough together cuz the producer(forget his name t the moment) said they left to gp hang out and came back with Angela Winbush to sing the hook hours later...that's also why Jay didn't jump on Born Again cuz it wasn't the same vibe

mike06 wrote: »

I thought they did I Love the Dough together cuz the producer(forget his name t the moment) said they left to gp hang out and came back with Angela Winbush to sing the hook hours later...that's also why Jay didn't jump on Born Again cuz it wasn't the same vibe

You do know Jay was on Born Again right?

esco soprano wrote: »

Edit: my bad that was duets

Yeah and I'm pretty sure he wasn't that eager to jump on that either