Ready to Die

Target entity: Ready to Die
Context triple: [The Notorious B.I.G., notableWork, Ready to Die]

• A. The Notorious B.I.G.
  The Notorious B.I.G. was a highly influential American rapper whose storytelling, flow, and albums like "Ready to Die" helped define 1990s East Coast hip-hop.
• B. Devils Playground
  Devils Playground is a remote, arid expanse of sand dunes and desert terrain located within California’s Mojave Desert.
• C. No I.D.
  No I.D. is a pioneering Chicago hip-hop producer and mentor figure known for shaping the sound and careers of artists like Common and Kanye West.
• D. Bodily Harm
  "Bodily Harm" is a psychological novel by Margaret Atwood that follows a jaded journalist whose trip to a Caribbean island draws her into political turmoil and forces her to confront violence, vulnerability, and control.
• E. Iconoclastic Fury
  Iconoclastic Fury was a wave of Protestant mob attacks on Catholic churches and religious images in the Low Countries in 1566, which helped ignite the broader conflict of the Eighty Years' War.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Ready to Die
Target entity description: Ready to Die is the critically acclaimed 1994 debut studio album by The Notorious B.I.G. that helped define East Coast hip hop and cemented his legacy as one of rap’s greatest artists.

• A. The Notorious B.I.G.
  The Notorious B.I.G. was a highly influential American rapper whose storytelling, flow, and albums like "Ready to Die" helped define 1990s East Coast hip-hop.
• B. Devils Playground
  Devils Playground is a remote, arid expanse of sand dunes and desert terrain located within California’s Mojave Desert.
• C. No I.D.
  No I.D. is a pioneering Chicago hip-hop producer and mentor figure known for shaping the sound and careers of artists like Common and Kanye West.
• D. Bodily Harm
  "Bodily Harm" is a psychological novel by Margaret Atwood that follows a jaded journalist whose trip to a Caribbean island draws her into political turmoil and forces her to confront violence, vulnerability, and control.
• E. Iconoclastic Fury
  Iconoclastic Fury was a wave of Protestant mob attacks on Catholic churches and religious images in the Low Countries in 1566, which helped ignite the broader conflict of the Eighty Years' War.
• F. None of above. chosen