This document is a memorial for The Notorious B.I.G. (1972-1997) presented by Lysha Anna Hall. It references some of Biggie's lyrics highlighting his rise from the streets of Brooklyn to fame and wealth, though he still represented his hometown proudly. It lists some of the luxuries he enjoyed like a 50-inch screen and leather sofa alongside his rides, but also mentions his past struggles and hustles on the streets.

1. T H E Q U O TA B L E B . I . G .
LY S H A A N H A L L P R E S E N T S

2. Live from
Bedford-
Stuyvesant, the
livest one/
Representing BK
to the fullest

3. 50 inch screen, money green
leather sofa. Got two rides a
limousine with a chauffeur.

4. I’m living everyday like a hustle —
another drug to juggle.
Another day, another struggle.

5. Stay far from timid.
Only make moves when your hearts in it.
And live the phrase, “Sky’s the Limit”

6. Super Nintendo.
Sega Genesis.
When I was dead
broke, man, I couldn’t
picture this.

7. Call the crib —
same number,
same hood.
It’s all good

8. If you don’t
know, now you
know
1972 - 1997