She even kicks a beatbox, too.

Actress Tichina Arnold was blessed to meet the late Notorious B.I.G. in 1995 when he made a cameo on an episode of Martin during the beloved sitcom's 4th season. The woman many still affectionately refer to as “Pam from Martin” remembers meeting Brooklyn's finest MC.

“Working with Biggie was amazing because we never really saw Martin [Lawrence] excited about anybody that came to the set, other than Biggie,” Tichina told HipHopWired. “And when Biggie was coming to the set we just made sure all of was on good behavior [laughs]. I remember he had just been in a car accident; something had happened and he had a cane.”

Although Biggie Smalls is known for his way with words, Tichina was just as impressed by his presence.

“When I walked on the set he was sitting there, he was like, ‘Yo, whoa, hey,' and I was like, ‘Yo what's up Biggie!,'” she recalls. “And that's kind of what came about in the script. What we do on Martin is they kind of wrote the script according to what really happened. And Biggie was so cool and his aura, his whole presence was…it was like a Godfather kind of presence, it really was. He was very gracious and really, really even toned, very quiet, he didn't talk a whole lot. But he was very observant and very appreciative of being there and we all had an amazing time. I'm just so happy to have been in his presence.”

Speaking on Biggie's continued importance to Hip-Hop, Tichina feels Hip-Hop music just hasn't been the same since Frank White was murdered in 1997.

“Relevance, it all depends upon what was told,” explains Tichina. “There's so many stories to be told. I try to explain to my daughter, rap wasn't about whose the s*xiest. Rap was how we found out what happened in each other's hoods. I was in Queens, they were in Brooklyn, somebody else was in the Bronx, so the rappers were the storytellers, they were the poets.  Biggie was kind of the end of that era. He opened us up to what his life was and how it was. He was the last of a dying breed unfortunately. I always say things come full circle but to me rap as an art. It's an art and not everybody can do it. A lot of people think they can do it, but they can't.”

Tichina Arnold can currently be seen playing "Judy" on TV Land's 'Happily Divorced.'

Gay rights activists have taken an unprecedented step in revealing some of histories most polarizing figures little secrets, namely, that they were all apart of the lesbian, gay, or bisexual community.

A controversial article has many, especially those in the Black community, highly pissed off.

A writer for British newspaper, The UK Guardian, is asserting that revolutionary and Black activist, Malcolm X, engaged in a myriad of gay, sexual relationships and was bisexual.

Peter Tatchell gives “credence” to his claim by citing unreliable second-hand sources, claiming that members of Malcolm's family and several Black activists have worked tirelessly to cover his homosexual relationships while keeping the media unaware of the “full spectrum” of his sexuality.

Tatchell even pointed to instances, cited by other misguided writers, of accounts putting the Black Liberation and civil rights icon in a dress!

There is no doubt that everyone has secrets, but this man (and everyone else who has added to this nonsense) should feel the shame of one million liars for attempting to tarnish the name of a man that played a huge role in the securing of our rights as Black Americans.

Malcom X served as the fiery sword to Martin Luther King's dove; his work has never truly been appreciated in mainstream society, but he is appreciated and idolized by those who are benefiting from his contributions to a legendary movement.

One of our most proud Black leaders does not need to have his legacy besmirched, added to annals of unspoken, discredited Black leadership, all because one man is mad that he can't "marry" his old roommate from college.

The struggle by Black Americans for Civil Rights is not the same as the LGBT (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender) fight for the "right" to marry, and I am sorry for those that believe they are related in any way.

Bottom line, Malcolm X was an imposingly powerful and brilliant man in life, and he has surpassed legendary status in death. No man can take that away from him. Peter Tatchell is the worst kind of scum bucket, bottom-feeding, troglodyte resembling trash!

As*hole. . .