20 years since his death: Social media remembers Biggie Smalls

Fans and some of the biggest names in music have paid tribute to Biggie Smalls, 20 years after he was shot dead in Los Angeles.

His wife Faith Evans and Sean Diddy Combs have led the way, sharing images of the rapper in his prime.

Biggie - real name Christopher Wallace - was killed in a drive-by shooting in 1997, and the case has never been solved.

Diddy posted a video on Twitter, saying the wound "ain't healed yet".

He also thanks fans for their prayers.

Puff Daddy posted this video remembering when he first met the rapper.

The rapper said: "This year's a sobering year. It's 20 years for us,

"We lived 20 years of our lives without somebody that has been a big part of our lives, that has basically been responsible for the legend of our careers."

One fan posted images from the funeral.

Rick Ross shared this unmistakable image.

The singer Faith Evans, who married Biggie in 1994, told an American radio station that she hadn't been able to find closure because his killer has never been found.

Former Radio 1 DJ Tim Westwood paid this tribute.

Busta Rhymes remembered the rapper on his Instagram.

You can see Monica Brown's post here.

Here's one from Joe Budden.

Henny Hoes shared this pic.

Bryan Michael Cox posted a photo of a young Biggie.

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