Another interesting look at the East Coast-West Coast, Bad Boy-Death Row confrontation that led to the death of the two label's brightest stars. Unusually, this book looks at the facts from the East Coast perspective, instead of focusing on the more controvertial Tupac Shakur.
Scott provides a look at Biggies youth growing up in Brooklyn and as an underling of Tupac before he made it big on his own. She also presents an interesting look into the rumours surrounding Biggie's murder..If I have a criticism of this book, its one that is very evident in all books of this nature. The author seems to repeat herself endlessly in each chapter, reiterating who each person is and what they do. Because of this, the book feels more like a collection of essays than a unit on its own.
Good book though and well written, when you take into account that the author freely admits that she is not a fan of hip hop.