However, for what Biggie lacked for time in the spotlight prior to his untimely demise, he roughly matched 2Pac in overall album sales (Biggie hovers at 22 million while Tupac sits pretty at 24 million overall) over a career that was, while alive, three years and three albums shorter.īiggie was a juggernaut built for pop mega-stardom from the start. Plus, we might throw in some opinions, too, just to make sure all of our bases are covered.ĢPac’s career as a mainstream artist started three years before Biggie’s with his guest appearance on Digital Underground’s (of Humpty Dance fame’s) single “Same Song.” As well, it has also continued long after his death with well over 100 verses recorded before dying appearing on numerous other projects. How? Well, with facts and data, of course.

However, once and for all, we’re going to solve the question. As well, if you hang out on the 90s floor, their songs have an undeniable popularity. Yes, if you come up to our “Decades of Hip Hop” floor, there’s epic photos of both of them in our “Bling VIP” area. No, not “less filling” versus “tastes great,” but rather, who was the better rap artist, The Notorious B.I.G. As Decades - our retro-themed nightclub - inches closer to its three month anniversary of opening, we’ve decided that it’s time to maybe put to bed one of the most frequent arguments that has been had in our fair club since its opening.

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