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Jan 30, 2017 · NYC Lyrics. [Refrain: The Notorious B.I.G.] And we've waded through the suffering and pain. The bitches ride the dick like the A-train. That's why I flip. Keep a burner to my hip. Take...
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- Corner of St James Place & Fulton
- Biggie Smalls House in Brooklyn
- Orient Temple on St James Place
- Respect For Life Barber Shop
- Met Foods
- Crispus Attucks Playground
- One Hanson Place Clock Tower
- Country House Diner
- Junior’s
- George Westinghouse High School
It seems fitting to kick off the list of Notorious BIG Brooklyn spots by mentioning the corner of Fulton & St. James Pl., otherwise known as Christopher “Notorious B.I.G.” Wallace Way. His presence and lyrical impact reached worldwide audiences but is still hailed as a local legend of Brooklyn. The Biggie Smalls Brooklyn corner was formally recogni...
The next Biggie Smalls Brooklyn landmark is just down the street from the corner with his namesake, is the Notorious BIG house, which served as his childhood home and is the Biggie Smalls house in Brooklyn. He grew up at 226 St James Place in a 1906 limestone building on the third floor with his mother, Voletta Wallace, until 1994 when he married s...
Located right across the street from Biggie Smalls’ house in Brooklyn at 197 St. James Place is the Orient Temple, a seemingly plain building that can be easily overlooked, but still incredibly rich in history. This next Notorious BIG Brooklyn spot was home to Biggie’s first performances in his music career, where he earned the nickname “Mayor of S...
Head back over to the corner of Fulton and St. James Place to visit two more Brooklyn Notorious B.I.G. landmarks that he frequented growing up. The Respect for Life Barber Shop is just down the street from the Notorious B.I.G. house and is where Biggie came to have his hair clipped from when he was 10 up until his death in 1997. Meet Chadler “Guess...
Directly across the street from the Respect for Life Barber Shop is the next Biggie Smalls Brooklyn landmark, which can be easily overlooked! The Key Food Supermarket on Fulton, formerly a Met Food is where a young Biggie worked as a grocery bagger to earn some extra cash. The outside of the supermarket has a mosaic mural of Biggie on it to signify...
Near Biggie Smalls house in Brooklyn is the Crispus Attucks Playground, home to the Christopher “Biggie” Wallace Basketball Courts. The renaming of the Crispus Attucks basketball courts met controversy and debate when locals and fans were advocating for the dedication while critics deemed his lyrics to be too problematic to society to be recognized...
While this next Notorious B.I.G. Brooklyn point of interest isn’t necessarily important to visit in person, it provides a well-rounded story of his life and adolescence. As a teenage crack dealer on Fulton, Biggie and his friends would often stand around and wait to make money from people on the street unbeknownst to his mother who he lived with. S...
Head west down Fulton on a brief walk to find Country House Diner, the next Notorious B.I.G. Brooklyn landmark to visit on your tour of his life living in Clinton Hill. This humble restaurant has been around for decades and is rumored to have been Biggie’s favorite place to eat. This American restaurant that Biggie Smalls frequented serves up class...
If you need any other reason to visit the famous Junior’s Bakery and Restaurant aside from their world-renown cheesecake and being one of the best and legendary diners in Brooklyn, make it a point to stop here on your tour of Brooklyn Notorious B.I.G. landmarks. While his favorite place to grab a bite was at Country House Diner, he would hit up Jun...
Walk for 30 minutes, or hop on the C train to the Downtown Brooklyn neighborhood to find the next Biggie Smalls Brooklyn stop, the George Westinghouse High School. For an added bonus, and a fun Instagram story, enter the C train at the Clinton Hill stop, where he exits in his music video, “Juicy”. The Biggie Smalls Brooklyn pilgrimage to Westinghou...
A Song That Transcends Time. “NYC” by Faith Evans & The Notorious B.I.G. is a song that resonates with people from all walks of life. Whether you are a fan of hip-hop or not, the raw emotion and relatability of the lyrics are impossible to ignore.
May 20, 2022 · Biggie is legendary in New York's rap music industry and is widely considered one of the greatest rappers of all time. MetroCards featuring a portrait of Notorious B.I.G on the...
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May 21, 2023 · Known as The Notorious B.I.G., Biggie Smalls or Biggie, the Brooklyn rapper made a huge impact on the world of hip hop. On March 9, 1997, he was assassinated; gunned down in Los...
Jan 28, 2017 · Nearly a year after Faith Evans confirmed plans to release a duets album featuring unreleased verses from her late husband the Notorious B.I.G., “NYC,” the first sampling from The King &...
