Folita Wallace, Mother to Big Big Big, death in 78 | Bad reputation

Folita Wallace, the mother of the late rap with a big reputable rap, died on Friday morning at the age of 78.

Monroe province, Thomas Yanak, confirmed her death on Friday to Associated Press, saying that she had died at her home in Strudburg, Pennsylvania, long after a period of housing care. She died for natural reasons.

A representative of the notorious Big ownership did not respond immediately to request a comment.

The Disorious Big, one of the greatest rap artists, was shot at the age of twenty -four in Los Angeles in 1997. The issue is still unleashed.

Wallace was a guard for her son’s legacy, born Christopher Wallace. When he first appeared on the scene as one of the most distinguished rap talents with songs separating from the street’s life in detail in Brooklyn, his music described “noise”.

Since his death, his gift took a new meaning for her. I told AP in 2017, 20 years after his death: “I remembered that my son said:“ I do not listen to my music. ”I did not listen to his music. that. I must listen to that music. This is what I did.

“I cried a lot on that day only listening to music. I remember that I sat, stood up. Beautiful. I love his voice, “I continued.

In 2021, Wallace worked as an executive producer in Netflix documentary Biggie: She got a story to tell her and told AP about her role in the public eye.

“They never knew me. The audience never knew me. I pushed this environment, and I must say, after his death, because I am a very special person. She said.” “What he was doing there, maybe I should have known. But frankly, I did not. To this day, there are people who say,” Oh, I knew. (Whispers) But I didn’t know. “

The Big Boy Records album for the first time in Bad Boy Records, ready for death, sold more than 6 million units as of 2018, according to the American Record Industry Association, and included Hits Big Poppa and Juice.

He sold his album in the second year, Life after Death, two weeks after his death, more than 11 million units. It has been launched several times, including Mone Mons Tindall No 1 problems.