Tiny Harris Says Biggie Apologized for Xscape Diss Before Death

Tiny Harris is finally speaking out about the moment Biggie Smalls tried to make peace after dissing Xscape in one of his most infamous lyrics. More than 25 years after The Notorious B.I.G. called the group “ugly” in a track, Tiny Harris reveals he apologized, moments before his death.

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Biggie Allegedly Apologized Minutes Before His Passing

Tiny Harris is setting the record straight about a long-standing hip-hop moment. During a recent interview, the Xscape singer revealed that The Notorious B.I.G. had apologized for his infamous diss just minutes before he died in 1997.

Fans might remember the shocking lyric from Biggie’s track ‘Just Playin’ (Dreams)’ where he rapped, “I’ll f— RuPaul before I f— them ugly a— Xscape b—–.” The line caused waves at the time, leaving the ladies of Xscape feeling disrespected.

Tiny shared that before his tragic death, Biggie approached her and expressed remorse for the hurtful line. “I don’t know what I was thinking…I just want to say I apologize,” she recalled Biggie Smalls saying. Meanwhile, groupmate Kandi Burruss admitted she passed on hearing what the Brooklyn rapper had to say at the time.

“The girls are more forgiving than I,” Kandi confessed. When someone approached the group saying Biggie wanted to speak with them, Kandi added, “I wouldn’t go over there.”

Tiny also revealed that the late rapper often came to support Xscape’s shows, even attempting to stop by backstage. However, Tiny admitted they consistently turned him away, not wanting to talk with him, adding, “We felt some kind of way.”

Social Media Reacts

Social media is buzzing after Tiny Harris revealed that Biggie Smalls apologized to her just minutes before his tragic death. Her comments sparked a wave of mixed reactions from fans online. Some took to The Shade Room Instagram comment section to weigh in!

Instagram user @arriana.nicolee said, “Lordy. Let that man rest”

One Instagram user @boyimaprincess added, “I feel you Kandi I’m the same way 😂 😂”

And, Instagram user @dramatic_boo commented, “Love biggie, but he sure does always say some questionable sh*t”

Meanwhile, Instagram user @lisettejyoga said, “He was definitely trying to make things right with everyone.”

IG user @dennismckinley wrote, “Xscape fine Biggie tripping”

Finally, Instagram user @jacobyork added, “Remember .. big called himself ugly, you just had to be there to understand that era of hiphop 🤷🏾‍♂️”

Tiny Scores Two Major Legal Victories In Court

Tiny Harris is also counting her blessings after recently securing back-to-back legal victories. The singer and reality star took to social media to thank God for guiding her through recent court battles. Tiny expressed gratitude for two wins against “Satan, who was attempting to attack my family.”

After years of legal battles, T.I. and Tiny Harris have seen courtroom wins recently. Most notably, the couple scored a massive victory in their long-running lawsuit against MGA Entertainment over using the likeness of their daughter Zonnique’s former girl group, OMG Girlz, for the popular L.O.L. Surprise! Dolls. The case nearly hit a setback when the judge attempted to reduce the settlement to $17.8 million, citing a lack of evidence of bad faith by MGA. However, the judge reversed course, officially affirming the jury’s full award. T.I., Tiny Harris, and the OMG Girlz reportedly received $71.5 million in total damages.

In a separate case, the couple also saw the dismissal of a defamation lawsuit filed against them by influencer Sabrina Peterson. The suit, initially filed in 2021, alleged defamation, emotional distress, and more, including claims that T.I. had once put a gun to Peterson’s head. However, a Los Angeles judge dismissed the case in March 2025 after Peterson failed to pursue it actively.

Additionally, a contempt charge related to unpaid legal fees was dropped. Speaking outside court, Peterson expressed exhaustion from the years-long legal battle. She said, “I’m tired. This has gone on for four or five years.” With both cases now closed, Tiny and the rapper appear ready to move forward—legally vindicated and spiritually grateful.