Notorious BIG - "White Chalk II"
(Original Gangsters; 1996)
The reference track for Junior Mafia's "White Chalk" sequel is perhaps the most validating case study of Guru's voice gravid theory to date. Some of Biggie's most awe-inspiring performances were fairly pedestrian for a technician of his caliber. The vessel for this particular verse absolutely nailed the template laid out by his ghostwriter, but the importance of that otherworldly octave can't be understated.
The reference track for Junior Mafia's "White Chalk" sequel is perhaps the most validating case study of Guru's voice gravid theory to date. Some of Biggie's most awe-inspiring performances were fairly pedestrian for a technician of his caliber. The vessel for this particular verse absolutely nailed the template laid out by his ghostwriter, but the importance of that otherworldly octave can't be understated.
Christopher Wallace GOAT ghostwriter?
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Hmmm, not sure. Hardcore is a pretty great though.
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