Since 9/11 they edit that part out of Juicy on a lot of Radio stations. Of course Biggie was referring to the first WTC bombing in 93. I think it's time they stop editing it out.
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Maybe it was a Tupac-esque preomition of the future.
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For real, he was talking about the first WTC bombing back in 1993. They should just let it play on the radio again un-edited.
This is for Allah... and it's going way out there sucka...
Wait, sorry can someone repeat what happened? What did he say about the Twin Towers after the bombing of 1993?
shareJuicy:
Remember Rappin' Duke, duh-ha, duh-ha
You never thought that hip hop would take it this far
Now I'm in the limelight 'cause I rhyme tight
Time to get paid, blow up like the World Trade
Over the radio, they have been editing out the last line about the world trade ever since 9/11. It's about time they stop, because he wasn't even referring to 9/11. And before that, they've always played knowing there was a '93 bombing in which people died in.
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I agree why is it controversial now, but not then? Hmm doesn't make sense to me. Some films even get flack for featuring the Twin Towers.
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its because the 9/11 attack was an inside job, and the government wants you to forget about it and not think about what happened because if you start thinking about 9/11 you might finally realize it was an inside job..
shareBiggie's Lyrics were about the 1993 Attack on the WTC, NOT 9/11.. If they allowed them to be played over the air waves up until 9/11/2001, why not after if they had nothing to do with 9/11
This is for Allah... and it's going way out there sucka...