In other Biggie news, back in 2020, the rapper was posthumously inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame by Diddy. For more information on the Super Deluxe - which is now available for pre-order - click here. You can pre-order your copy from Target's website. The box set consists of the original album and 12' releases of “Hypnotize,” “Mo Money Mo Problems,” “Sky’s the Limit,” and “Nasty Boy.” Also included is a special commemorative booklet featuring rare photos from the cover shoot, liner notes from music writer and editor Sheldon Pearce, and commentary from team members who were involved with the initial 1997 release.Īdditionally, the Life After Death (2022 Remaster) 3-LP Silver Vinyl edition will launch as a Target exclusive this year. Fans can expect to see 4K upgrades to Biggie's music video catalog, the release of an “enhanced digital version” of Life After Death, special online events, and 'additional surprises.'Īccording to Complex, the Life After Death 25th Anniversary Super Deluxe Box Set will be released on June 10 and is designed as an 8-LP experience. As part of that campaign, Life After Death is being released as a 25th Anniversary Super Deluxe Box Set.ĭubbed 'The Sky’s the Limit: A Year Celebrating the Legacy of the Notorious B.I.G.,' the campaign is set to begin March 25. The video depicts adorable kid versions of Biggie, Puff, and (and even Faith Evans!) living a lavish lifestyle with all of their young friends.In celebration of what would be The Notorious B.I.G.'s 50th birthday (May 21), the Estate of Christopher Wallace, Bad Boy, Rhino, and Atlantic Records are launching a year-long campaign to honor the late rapper. The single, produced by DJ Clark Kent and featuring 112 on the hook, was released late 1997 and reached No. And jealously and envy, that’s something that comes with the territory.” plays where he notes, “The more money you make, the more problems you get. Though filmed in various bright scenes and even a golf course featuring Puff and Mase, a clip of Notorious B.I.G. Released posthumously, the second single off the album, “Mo Money Mo Problems” reached No.

Heralded as one of the greatest hip-hop singles of all time, the video features a young Biggie and Puff Daddy in a high speed chase from illusive men in black. Entering the Billboard Hot 100 charts at No.

“Hypnotize” was the last single released by Biggie before his passing. Check out the videos from the album below:

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