Every fan of the late Notorious B.I.G. knows the song “Dreams” and the infamous line, “I’d rather f—k RuPaul than those ugly ass Xscape b—ches.”

It’s one thing to be called a bugawolf; it’s another to hear someone say I’d rather have sex with a man pretending to be a woman than you, you ugly mudduck real woman.

But as ya’ll know, Biggie died so it’s kind of hard to publicly speak about a dead legend who read you like Dr. Seuss.

But in an interview with The Urban Daily, Kandi Buruss discussed the controversial lyric and revealed that Biggie actually tried to “fly above” and apologize.

Check out the video to see what she has to say about Biggie apologizing to fellow Xscape member and reality star, Tiny, the night he died:

Contributor: Runteldat

Thanks to the success of the biopic Notorious, even more attention has been brought to the life of the late Notorious B.I.G. this year.

So many people have unanswered questions about the life of Biggie Smalls and who better to answer them that the man who help make him a star.

For years stans debated whether or not the skit of Biggie getting fellatio at the conclusion of the Ready To Die track “Respect” was real.

In an interview with The Huffington Post, Diddy confirmed what some speculated with a simple “Yeah.”

You know what the say, people: Knowledge is power.

Somewhere the late Biggie Smalls is probably freestyling with 2Pac and St. Peter, or begging God to ban Lil’ Kim from holding séances trying to contact him. Do you really think he wants his business put out there like that?

Diddy added: “These are questions that nobody’s ever asked, and I think BIG would be alright with it.”

The next time someone asks Diddy something like that, he should try the Lil’ Kim approach to Q&A sessions. 

Biggie Smalls was known almost as much for his dapper style as his genuius lyrics.
VIBE pays tribute to his fashions
in its 15th Anniversary “Juice” Issue with an exclusive first look at
the cast and wardrobe from the upcoming film NOTORIOUS, about the life of the late
rap legend.

VIBE’s September issue hits newsstands Tuesday
and features behind-the-scenes footage with with Jamal Woolard, who plays the lead,
Derek Luke (Sean Combs), Angela Bassett (Voletta Wallace), Antonique Smith (Faith
Evans) and and Naturi Naughton (Lil Kim). The spread also includes Biggie’s real-life
family and friends Faith Evans, their son Christopher “CJ” Wallace, and his mom
and film producer Voletta Wallace and members of Junior M.A.F.I.A.

As part of the fashion feature, VIBE re-creates its memorable October 1995 cover
featuring Biggie and his wife Faith Evans in the back of a 1968 Cadillac DeVille
(above). The movie opens in January. Diddy told
MTV a few months ago that he thinks filmgoers will be pleased.

“It’s rare that you get a movie made about you when you’re still
relevant, but [they] took on the challenge,” Combs said of the cast, adding
that he was especially impressed with actor Derek Luke, who plays him. “People
asked me years ago who you’d want to play me, and I said Derek Luke …
so it was just destined. I got to see him do his thing, and it was scary for me.
I had to leave, ’cause he was acting just like me.”

Faith and son Christopher “CJ” Wallace Jr. at the wrap party for the forthcoming flick about Biggie’s life called “Notorious.” That kid has Biggie written all over his face.