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Notorious B.I.G is one of the victims, along with 2Pac, of the 90s feud (which continues to this day with the death of Proof from D12) between the west and east coast. In short, this big man was killed for what he said in his songs, and so Puff Daddy or P. Diddy or whatever the hell he wants to be called decided to take a song by Sting (mind you, he didn't even want to create a new base) to create "I'll Be Missing You." The result is fantastic, one must admit, the soul of Sting plus black vocals and hip-hop make a great impression and deliver, damn it if they deliver, especially the gospel voice of Faith that makes a great leap in quality for the song, which reaches motifs at times almost gothic (almost, I say, don't get upset), it's worth saying this song turned out well, so well that it was liked by Violator88's friend Sting, indeed I found tracks where the two very different artists collaborated, result: applause, applause, applause. I too would be happy if one day I died and they dedicated such a song to me, Notorious up there can be content. . . . For friends. . . this and more. . . . Dedication: to all the friends in the world. . . . . .
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This review praises Puff Daddy’s use of Sting’s melody combined with soulful and hip-hop vocals to create the tribute 'I’ll Be Missing You' for Notorious B.I.G. It highlights the song's emotional depth and the powerful gospel voice of Faith. The reviewer sees the track as a successful and respectful homage to the late rapper amid the 90s coastal feud context.
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