: Producer DJ Clark Kent originally offered the beat to other artists, including Jay-Z and LL Cool J, before Biggie heard it and immediately claimed it.
: The closing monologue, where Biggie reflects on his mother's support and his early struggles, was a spontaneous addition recorded in the studio with his close friends D-Roc and Gutter. Skys The Limit - The Notorious B.I.G.
Released posthumously in December 1997, "Sky's the Limit" stands as one of the most inspirational and autobiographical tracks by The Notorious B.I.G.. Featuring the R&B group 112, it was the final single from his diamond-certified album Life After Death . : Producer DJ Clark Kent originally offered the
: The song's soulful foundation is built on a sample of Bobby Caldwell's "My Flame" (1978). It also contains elements from D-Train's "Keep On" and Stanley Clarke's "Slow Dance". Featuring the R&B group 112, it was the