Al Pereira/Michael Ochs Archives/Getty Images This is that one song you break a rule for because it's, well, exceptional. So while it's not technically a Biggie song, it's definitely a song that's become synonymous with Biggie and guest-rhyme perfection.

Listen to songs from the album Greatest Hits, including 'Juicy', 'Big Poppa', 'Hypnotize', and many more. Buy the album for. In death, the man also known as Biggie Smalls became a symbol of the senseless violence that plagued inner-city America in the waning years of the 20th century. Whether or not.

(Hands up if you knew this was a Craig Mack song.) B.I.G. Spelled trouble for his collaborators when he opened with, '“N---as is mad I get more butt than ash trays.' Every word, every syllable, every rhyme oozed excellence, none more memorable than an advice Mack will still find useful two decades later: 'Don't be mad, UPS is hiring.' Al Pereira/Michael Ochs Archives/Getty The Notorious B.I.G. Was certainly an expert on the subject of beef. He had gone to war with 2Pac. He threw darts at Nas ('Who you thought 'Kick in the Door was for?'

And on this ominous cut from Biggie's second album, Life After Death, he lays out, piece by piece, his war methodology. He illustrates his plan of attack--troops, weapons, timing, etc. And by the end of the song, you're not only scared of getting on Biggie's bad side, you're also reminded of his storytelling genius. Notorious Teaser Clip. © Fox Searchlight The 'Sky's the Limit' is so tuneful, so delightfully appealing that it's easy to forget it's a rags-to-riches story. Softtech Spirit 15 Crack here.

That's a nod to 112's cameo. For his part, Biggie weaves his origin story in a similar fashion to 'Juicy.' Plus, it gave us one of the most memorable hip-hop videos of all time--kiddie versions of Biggie (he wasn't alive for it) and friends partying in a mansion, lounging in swimming pools and driving fancy cars. Big Poppa would have loved nothing less.