Biggie: I Got a Story to Tell is a biographical documentary film about the life of legendary rapper Christopher Wallace, also known as The Notorious B.I.G. The movie is directed by Emmett Malloy and was produced by the rapper's mother, Voletta Wallace, and Sean Combs, who was his close friend and collaborator.
The film takes viewers on a journey through Biggie's life, from his formative years in Brooklyn to his rise to fame as one of the most influential rappers of all time. The documentary is narrated by Biggie's friend and collaborator, Sean "Diddy" Combs, who shares little-known stories about the rapper's life.
The movie also features interviews with some of Biggie's closest friends and family members, including his mother, Voletta Wallace, and childhood friend Damian "D-Roc" Butler. The interviews provide an intimate look at Biggie's character, his upbringing, and his struggles with poverty and crime before finding success in the music industry.
Other notable figures in the documentary include former Bad Boy Records executive Harve Pierre, music journalist Touré, and rapper Lil' Cease, all of whom provide insights into Biggie's artistry and the impact he had on Hip-Hop and popular culture.
The film also features rare footage, including home videos from Biggie's childhood and behind-the-scenes clips from his concerts and recording sessions. The documentary offers an emotional tribute to one of Hip-Hop's greatest artists, immortalizing his legacy for generations to come.