release. A posthumous compilation album, Endangered Species, was released in April 2001. Endangered Species collected some of Pun's greatest hits, previously unreleased material, numerous guest appearances, and remixed "greatest verses." As with his other albums, it also peaked in the top ten of the Billboard 200, reaching No. 7, but didn't sell as much as the previous Big Pun albums had. He collaborated with Fat Joe on Duets: The Final Chapter, an album of tracks featuring The Notorious B.I.G., also deceased. The track "Get Your Grind On" begins with a Big Pun radio interview in which he said he would perform a duet with Biggie at the gates of heaven. Pun was also featured on a track from the revived Terror Squad's second album, True Story, on the track "Bring 'Em Back" with Big L, another deceased rapper. On May 2, 2001, the New York City Council stalled plans to rename a small portion of Rogers Place as a tribute, due to distaste over Big Pun's lyrics that "include[d] profanity and references to violence and drug dealing". A second posthumous album was planned for release by Sony Music Entertainment in 2006 but was shelved due to a dispute with producer John "Jellybean" Benitez, who owned the publishing rights to many of the intended album's tracks. In June 2005, Liza Rios put her husband's $100,000 custom Terror Squad medallion up for auction on eBay, citing financial difficulties due to receiving no royalties from Pun's album sales. On March 22, 2021, the intersection of East Fordham Rd and Grand Concourse in his native Bronx was named "Big Pun Plaza" in Pun's honor. A ceremony including family, friends and local politicians preceded the street naming. Discography Studio album Capital Punishment (1998) Posthumous studio album Yeeeah Baby (2000) Collaboration album [[The Album (Terror Squad album)|The Album]] (1999) Posthumous compilation album Endangered Species'' (2001) Singles As featured performer Music videos Filmography Awards and nominations Grammy Awards References External links XXL Capital Punishment Tribute Liza Rios Talks About Her Husband's Legacy in 2010 Interview (1:45:00) 1971 births 2000 deaths People from the Bronx American people of Puerto Rican descent East Coast hip hop musicians Hispanic and Latino American male actors Hispanic and Latino American rappers Rappers from the Bronx People from White Plains, New York American male rappers Terror Squad (group) members Puerto Rican rappers 20th-century American male actors Hardcore hip hop artists Gangsta rappers 20th-century