Of course no Big party would be complete without 'One More Chance' or Junior M.A.F.I.A.'s 'Get Money.' More of Big's catalog followed: 'Playa Hata,' 'Warning,' and 'Mo Money, Mo Problems,' with Diddy rapping his guest verse on the track. 'No matter where we was at, London, Japan, Africa, he would always represent Brooklyn to the fullest.' 'That man had a special love for Brooklyn,' Diddy said about Big.

'Loso then went into 'I'mma Do It.' Fab and one of Bad Boy's newest recruits, Red Café, then traded verses on 'I'm Ill.' Fab led chants of 'Brooooook-lyn!' Cee started playing the famous freestyle that Biggie and Tupac ripped at Madison Square Garden decades ago: 'Where Brooklyn at?' 'Where Brooklyn at?' Big Poppa's recorded voice called from the speakers. He then called Fabolous and Red Café to the stage. 'We wanna thank you, Brooklyn, because Brooklyn made the greatest rapper of all time.' 'We're here to show him love,' Diddy yelled. He then reiterated that the reason everyone was at the Lab on Tuesday night and early Wednesday morning was for Biggie. 'Brooklyn make some muthaf-in' noise!' Diddy yelled. The mic was then passed to Rick Ross, who ignited his stage time with 'Hustlin'.' From there, the Boss gave a dose of his raps from the Diddy-Dirty Money remix to 'Angles.' Busta Rhymes came from the side of the stage throwing water and roaring the thunderous chorus, 'We got the real live sh- from front to back.'įrom there, Diddy and Rhymes went into 'Pass the Courvoisier.' The music for Puff's 'Victory' came on and he rapped his verse, then let the crowd rhyme for Biggie. 'Invisible Bully,' of course, is a tip of the hat to Big's famous lyric 'invisible bully like the gooch' on the 'Flavor in Your Ear' remix. He hit the stage wearing a black T-shirt that read 'Invisible Bully' and the day's date. Cee played the intro to 'Life After Death' and 'Somebody's Gotta Die.' Diddy then told the crowd he wanted to take it to the stage. We wanted to do something where the people could stay in their own backyard and have a good time.'ĭiddy started the night at the DJ booth. Brooklyn gotta go to Long Island to party. Because so many times, Brooklyn gotta go to Manhattan.

When are you gonna do something in Brooklyn?' He said, 'OK, let's do something in Brooklyn.' We wanted to do it for the memory of Big and also for Brooklyn.

I said, 'Diddy, you been running around all over the place. 'Basically, me and Diddy had conversations about doing this a couple of months ago. 'First time ever Diddy-Dirty Money in Brooklyn celebrating the life of Notorious B.I.G.,' Cee added.

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