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Junior M.A.F.I.A.

Junior M.A.F.I.A.

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Nov 2, 2026

The Notorious B.I.G.SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
40:41
Don't see my ones, don't see my guns, get it? Now tell your friends Papa hit it then split it in two.
The Notorious B.I.G.SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
40:47
As I flow with the Junior M.A.F.I.A., I don't know what the hell's stoppin' ya.
The Notorious B.I.G.SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
40:52
I'm clockin' ya, Versace shade watchin' ya.
The Notorious B.I.G.SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
40:55
Once you grin, I'm in, game begin.
The Notorious B.I.G.SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
41:14
[upbeat music] Uh.
The Notorious B.I.G.SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
41:28
Uh.
The Notorious B.I.G.SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
41:29
Junior M.A.F.I.A.
The Notorious B.I.G.SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
41:32
Uh, uh, uh.
DJ LatonHOST
14:50
Rhymes,
John KizzyHOST
14:52
Get Money by Junior Mafia.
DJ LatonHOST
14:55
That was a year, man.
DJ LatonHOST
14:56
And the
Gallo WolfockHOST
111:22
I get it.
Gallo WolfockHOST
112:03
First off, fuck your bitch and the clique you claim Westside, when we ride, come and quit the game You claim to be a player, but I fuck your life So I'm bad boys, niggas fuck for life Blocked, poked, you can't see me, weak, plus I rip Biggie Smalls and Junior Mafia, some monk-ass bitches sing lord
speaker_5SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
112:39
Oh my god! Where all my salmon ass niggas at Spendin' that money fast Twenty-fifties, hunnid cash Boy, goin' to go, y'all bad Boostin' bitches, where y'all at? Stuffin' that shit in y'all bags Just to flip it, pop some tags Girl, goin' to go, y'all bad I don't
Gallo WolfockHOST
113:25
hear that.
speaker_0HOST
41:59
DJ Clark Kent, real name Rudolfo Franklin, passed away in 2024 at the age of 58 from cancer.
speaker_0HOST
42:08
He was a New York hip-hop producer and DJ who helped to shape the Golden Era sound, produced landmark songs for Junior Mafia and Jay-Z, and also introduced Jay-Z to Notorious B.I.G., a.k.a. Christopher Wallace.
speaker_0HOST
42:27
Kim Gardner passed away in 2001 at the age of 53 from cancer.
speaker_0HOST
42:31
Kim was an English bass guitarist who performed with the Birds and also the Creation back in the 1960s.
Angela YeeHOST
10:02
The nostalgia is what keeps y'all in this loop.
Angela YeeHOST
10:05
Ask anybody in Junior Mafia if they were dirty.
Angela YeeHOST
10:07
Brooklyn N-Words when this album dropped, and they're going to say yes.
Angela YeeHOST
10:12
I wasn't offended by that.
Cam'ronHOST
46:21
You know, and I'm not being disrespectful to anybody up there, because they gave me a great opportunity, and that's all you can do is give somebody an opportunity.
Cam'ronHOST
46:29
But basically, these guys worked with Biggie Smalls and Lil' Kim and Junior Mafia, so I was following a lot of their lead, and I didn't get to do a lot of stuff I wanted.
Cam'ronHOST
46:40
Some of the stuff, like 357 and Pulla and all the stuff that I wanted to do, I did.
Cam'ronHOST
46:44
But a lot of stuff that they wanted me to do, I compromised as well, because they came from a good background.
speaker_4NARRATOR
5:33
This is the same energy that later shows up in coconut building stories, bootlegger fights, and studio confrontations.
speaker_4NARRATOR
5:40
So when you put that Decepticon cloth inside the rap game and hand him a situation with Biggie, Junior Mafia, and a record that starts a riff, you're not dealing with a regular rap beef anymore.
speaker_4NARRATOR
5:51
In the next chapter, Rock breaks down the exact night Pac got hit at Quad.
speaker_4NARRATOR
5:55
The songer accidentally put boot camp click at odds with Biggie, and how their own smoke with Biggie started on the very same night another war did.
speaker_4NARRATOR
6:20
By the time Rock starts talking about Biggie directly, you can hear the respect and the frustration fighting each other in his voice.
speaker_4NARRATOR
6:26
He walks it back to Quad Studios, to the night everything changed for Tupac.
speaker_4NARRATOR
6:30
Big and Junior Mafia are in the building working on music, and there's this record.
speaker_4NARRATOR
6:34
A record that, in Rock's memory, Pac was supposed to be around for, or at least connected to.
Adonnis ConciergeHOST
52:02
You see what I'm saying? Every hit he dropped was a fucking remake.
Adonnis ConciergeHOST
52:08
From Mary J. Blige to Biggie to Fake to Junior Mafia, Lil' Kim.
Adonnis ConciergeHOST
52:13
Every motherfucking thing he ever touched was something that was already, already made.
Adonnis ConciergeHOST
52:17
So I'm just going to say, you can learn how to do business.
Slick RickSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
5:26
honey check it, tell your friends, to get with my friends, we could be friends, shit, we could do this every weekend, alright, Keep bangin' I love it when you call me Big Poppa
The Notorious B.I.G.SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
5:45
Throw your hands in the air if you's a true player I love it when you call me Big Poppa To the honeys gettin' money, playin' niggas like dummies, uh I love it when you call me Big Poppa You got a gun up in your waist, please don't shoot up the place Cause I see some ladies tonight that should be havin' my baby, baby, uh Biggie Smalls, Junior Mafia.
The Notorious B.I.G.SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
6:15
Represent, baby, baby.
The Notorious B.I.G.SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
6:16
I'm sorry, I didn't like to let anybody comment.
Hector RodriguezHOST
32:46
I know Zinny was playing.
Damon BarlowPANELIST
32:48
The one kill streak you call your homies, and it just shows all the homies running around like Junior M.A.F.I.A.
Seth AbnerHOST
32:52
It kinda looks like H1 right here.
Hector RodriguezHOST
32:54
Yeah.

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