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Who sell on the store in the stores, you tell me who flop, who copped the blue drop, who joos drop, who's got, box, who's mostly dochy down through the blue drop, the same old pim, lace, you know ain't nothing changed but my limp, can't stop, I see my name on a blimp, guaranteeing me yourselves, double-up, love, love, you don't believe I'm all the world, double albums podcast, bonus song Thursday.

I'm Bill and my normal co-host, Brian, is unable to be here right now.

So I'm just kind of going to take this one solo and talk a little bit about the notorious biig's

Mo Money Mo Problems featuring Mace and Puff Daddy, aka P. Diddy now, I believe, Sean Combs.

That's who we're talking about.

If you've never listened to the podcast before, what we do here every week is take a different

album of music and talk about what makes it great.

Then we follow that up with an episode.

That's just about a single song.

It's just a bonus song that we do every week, where we do kind of the same thing, talk a

little bit about how we feel about the music, a little bit, you know,

about the history surrounding it and things like that. And then later on, what we're going to do

here, since it is bonus song Thursday, what we normally do is read some listener emails. And we'll

get to that shortly. But first, I need to talk about Notorious BIG's Mo Money Mo Problems.

Notorious B.I.G. rapper out of New York City and on Bad Boy Records, this was off of his second

album, 1997's Ready to Die, which, ironically, or I guess coincidentally, was released just a couple weeks after he was unfortunately

gunned down and killed in l.A this song features a sample from the diana ross song i'm coming

out which is prominently featured all throughout as well well as it features verses from Mace.

That's the first verse that you heard at the top of the episode.

And then also Puff Daddy,

and then later on, Notorious BIG himself, or aka Biggest Smalls.

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