OnFireMusic remembers the Notorious B.I.G.
OnFireMusic remembers the Notorious B.I.G.
Life is crazy. One minute your getting on the school bus for the first time, and the next minute your graduating. One minute you’re wishing you didn’t have to listen to your parents, and the next minute you’re buying your first home. Sometimes, as we look into the future, we feel like we are never going to get to where we want to be. But, the next thing you know, we’re looking back reminiscing about the days of the past.
I’m saying that to say this. 13 years is a long time, but it seems like just yesterday the Notorious B.I.G. was blessing us with his incredible music. Well, 13 years ago today, his life came to a tragic end. No need to go into detail about his death because we’ve already heard the details a million times. I’m writing this not as an informative article, but as a memorial to one of the greatest emcees of all time. One of the few hip hop icons to ever have a high budget motion picture dedicated to their life. One of the few deceased celebrities that are still thought of and spoken about on a daily basis.
As an artist and as a die hard hip hop fan myself, it’s hard not to appreciate the contribution that Biggie gave to the culture of hip hop. From the wordplay to the creative storytelling, to the fashion and the jewelry. To the vulnerability he showed in his hardcore rhymes, proving that gangsters have feelings too and emotions are a part of every single human beings makeup. Biggie was more than a rapper. He was a trendsetter, a father, and an inspiration to millions and will never be forgotten. 13 years? Holler back in another 13 years and I’ll bet you B.I.G.’s just as relevant then as he is today. Gone but never forgotten. Today I want everybody to at least take a minute to play some of Biggie’s music, even if you never were a big fan.
Is Brooklyn in the house? Without a doubt! And Mr. Wallace is glowing from heaven!

US Postal Service Wants To Cut Back?
US Postal Service Wants To Cut Back?
Earlier today the the 235 year old U.S. Postal Service announced that it is considering some major changes. The changes have come due to “unprecedented volume declines” says Postmaster John Potter. A reported $238 billion decline is expected within the next 10 years if changes aren’t made.
Some of the changes that Postmaster John Potter is proposing:
- Change mail delivery from 6 days to 5 days, which will result in eliminating Saturday service
- Reduce the size of the workforce
- Increase in stamp prices in 2011
Christina Millian Gives Birth To A Baby Girl
Christina Millian Gives Birth To A Baby Girl
According to People.com, singer Christina Millian and husband The Dream welcomed baby Violet on February 26. This will be the first child for Millian and fourth child for The Dream who has three other children by ex-wife singer/songwriter Nivea. Reportedly Millian and The Dream were married in September of 2009.
Congrats to Christina Millian and The Dream on the birth of their baby girl!


