T.I. To Jay Z: “Doe B Is The Southern Biggie”

    T.I. says he made a powerful statement to Jay Z last year on the tenth anniversary of Jigga’s The 40/40 Club.

    “I said, ‘Man. Doe B is the Southern Biggie,’ T.I. says in a video published on Hustle Gang’s YouTube page. “And the man looked at me. He took his glasses off and said, ‘What did you say?’ I said, ‘I said he’s the Southern Biggie.’ He said, ‘Don’t say that.’ I said, ‘Why not say that? You’re saying the South don’t deserve a Biggie.’ He said, ‘You thought about this, didn’t you?’”

    Doe B, whose Definition Of A Trapper 3 mixtape is slated to be released tomorrow (April 1), was shot and killed in December 2013. Jason McWilliams turned himself in for the shooting December 29 and was reportedly being held at the Montgomery County Detention facility without bond.

    On January 1, a second arrest was made regarding the shooting of Doe B, which also resulted in the deaths of 21-year-old Troy University student Kimberle Johnson and of Tim Hamilton, 20. The second suspect, 25-year-old Darius Thomas, was charged with two counts of capital murder.

    Funeral services for rapper Doe B were held in Montgomery, Alabama January 4.

    According to news released by the Montgomery Advertiser, separate services were held in the same venue for both Doe B and Johnson.

    In addition to words delivered by Doe B’s mother, his manager, DJ Frank White, and T.I. both spoke at the funeral.

    “I knew how much love the city and state had for him,” White reportedly said. “They saw the bright future he had.”

    Speaking to the crowd at the True Divine Baptist Church in Montgomery, T.I. eulogized the 22-year-old rapper, whose given name is Glenn Thomas.

    “I’m up here to celebrate the life of a young man whose path I crossed a little over a year ago,” he said. “I admired Doe because, as a young man at the age that he was, he always presented himself to be more mature. It’s very rare that you could find somebody at the age of 20 or 21 and sit them down in front of somebody they aspire to be like and they are as composed and poised and postured and looking eye to eye with this person. It’s very rare that you find somebody at the age of 20 or 21 and you could walk them into the room with a Nelly, or you could walk them into a room with a Timbaland or Jay Z, and they not lose their cool. They’re composed, postured, with the morals, standards, and the principles that were instilled in him from his family, his mom, his dad, grandmama, brothers, sisters, aunts, uncles.”

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    42 thoughts on “T.I. To Jay Z: “Doe B Is The Southern Biggie”

    1. only two requirements to be compared to Biggie?!… being fat and getting killed. Not skills, or dope catalog of music. I never heard of this dude… had to look him up. I didn’t hear anything worthy of being a classic song.

    2. Ross is the next biggie. He’s biggie reincarnated. Ross was smoking biggie’s ashes when his spirit possessed him with great skills.

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        Ross wished he was Biggie.

      2. Actually, Mr Anonymous #1 is correct. Because I am Mr Ross’ right hand man, personal trainer, and ghostwriter, I know firsthand that he is, in fact, Biggie reincarnated. I’ve seen all of his concerts and I have to say I do see a vast resemblance to the legendary Brooklyn rapper. Both have number #1 albums, both owned successful businesses, and both have surprisingly chiseled chests, especially for men weighing over 300 lbs.

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        Nobody believes all of those lies. Ross dreams of being Biggie, but he’ll never be like him.

    3. who cares – jayz wack – raps dead and buried – j 51 years old and you lames still listen to him the n**** is wack as f*** – jigga doing a grease remake – you herbs gon cop

      1. When Chuck Norris left for University .. he shook his dads hand and said “you’re the man of the house now”

    4. PAPOOSE once had a battle with superman on a bet the lose had to start wearing is underwear on the outside of his pants

    5. There’s no southern Biggie. There’s no northern Scarface. There’s no West Coast Nas and no East Coast Eazy-E. Part of their formula for greatness is the fact that they’re one of a kind. Respect Doe B for being Doe B. Really unfair to this dude to make grandiose comparisons and disrespectful to those he’s being compared to.

    6. T.I.P you my boy but damn that’s a dumb ass statement to make bahahaha please don’t compare Doe B to nobody let him R.I.P!!

    7. did this nigga get knocked in the head or something

      Doe B wasn’t terrible but he was a gimmick rapper. Always sound like his ass was asking a question. Biggie was a legendary rhymer around the hoods of NY and had 2 classics under his belt.

      I’m a tip fan but cmon son

    8. I work in Montgomery and live not too far, but a southern Biggie?? Doe was a good look for Montgomery and the South but wasn’t half the rapper Big was. B.I.G. was a lyricist. His word play and delivery was crazy.

    9. TI might want to wearing prescription glasses instead of those pop bottled frames he got on his face, because he is blind to the truth. If anyone, and I mean ANYONE, is the southern version of Biggie, then that would have to be none other than Rick Ross, the greatest rapper of all time.

      1. LMAO u talking about the police officer right … Ross is doing his thing no doubt but to far from the best rapper ever …

      2. No one except for Rick Ross. They’re one in the same. Both men collaborate well with Puff Daddy, both have charisma and flow, and both have an amazing and chiseled chest.

      3. The only thing Biggie and Ross had in common is that they’re fat black rappers, that’s it. Ross doesn’t have the charisma and flow of Biggie.

      4. Still sleepn on big krit, at least he can rap, no offense to doe b may god rest his soul but krit delivers that lyrical content , catchy hooks nd classic southern beats. best rapper out the south at this moment IMO

    10. Everybody who ever died was a future Icon and had a bright future ahead of them, The graveyards are full of future superstars

      Seriuosly, get T.I all the way the fuck outta here with that BS

    11. That statement is like why can’t there be another 2 Pac. The man was who he was, niguhs always want to be other niguhs. Be what you are suppose to be you dam it! The man was Glenn Thomas a.k.a. Doe B nothing more. Stop with these tittles on nighus, this shit is old. New Biggie this because they were both big rappers. One lived that life the other is portraying another live mans life period!

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