Biggie Was Fat
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Biggie Was Fat refers to a viral tweet posted by X / Twitter user @joeykillah that began with the phrase "Biggie was fat," and ends with the line, "Accept it, at the end of the day I only care about the music." The post came to be used as a copypasta and as a phrasal template meme due to the dissonance between the crime attributed to Biggie (being fat) and the crimes attributed to Tupac and XXXtentacion (violence against women).
Origin
On July 19th, 2019, X[1] user @joeykillah (now named @jhodi0) made a post that read, "Biggie was fat, Tupac was a r-----, XXX beat women. Accept it, at the end of the day I only care about the music." The post gathered over 9,000 likes in five years (seen below).
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On July 21st, 2019, X[2] user @jawnyutah quoted the aforementioned post, saying, "Bro he really said biggie was fat like he committed a crime," and gathering over 150,000 likes in five years (shown below).
On June 27th, 2023, the post was used as a caption for an AI-generated poster in the style of a Pixar movie staring Biggie, posted by Redditor[3] /u/HamstersBoobsPizza to /r/Hiphopcirclejerk, where it gathered over 1,000 likes in a year (seen below).
On January 15th, 2023, X[5] user @whatsappauntie used the quote to comment on the voice actors for the show Fish Hooks all being embroiled in controversy. The post was "Biggie was fat" as a way to point to how one of the crimes was less severe than the others. The post gathered over 12,000 likes in a year (shown below).
On February 14th, 2024, X[4] user @BuyMePrimogems quoted the original post, writing, "im crying twomad was all 3," gathering over 50,000 likes in two months (seen below).
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