tchin 3 1.Keepin It Live you maan Big Thes man I done spent all my life tryna do this hip-hop shit Think it was like95-96 when I Perfected my track skills on the SP M. ipper the henny sipper I drop lyrics off and on like a lightswitch Quick to grab the right bitch and make her drive The q-45 glocks and tecs are expected when i w. ome homes i wanna see cabbage Biggie smalls the savage doin your brain cells much damage Teflon is the material for the imperial Mic ripper girl stripper the henn. Yeah.(you ready motherfucker?)(we gon' kill your ass) A. 'm like Sean Garrett with the lyrics If you want it you got to make i 2 11.Ready To Die The Notorious B.I.G.-Ready to Die: The Remaster11.Ready To Die Yeah. I'd be using the Dropbox free version, or sites like Google Drive.Album ( Page Link ) Song ( Page Link ) ( Partial Lyrics ) 1 3.Don't Act Like You Don't Know I'm a be Big like Pac with a Notorious theme+All Eyez On Me+'til it was'all a dream' Who you are don't phase me my shit still amaze me My bars lit bars man they. If I wanted to deal with sharing smaller file sizes, I wouldn't even be paying for Dropbox's 2TB plan to begin with. Why don't they raise the download size limit much higher? (Or better yet, not have a limit at all?) I'm a paying customer, and the very reason I subscribed to Dropbox in the first place was to have a cloud service to store and share large files with people. They did it some months after someone complained about there being a 1 Gigabyte download size limit. I saw in a thread made a few years ago that Dropbox is easily capable of raising the file size download limit. My colleagues don't have Dropbox accounts of their own to transfer these files to (and I doubt they'd be willing to to make paid accounts to do it), and I'm not giving my account login info to them (as a few threads on this issue suggested) to be able to download it via the Desktop app.

Why is there a download file size limitation?

Confused, I tried the link on an incognito browser to see for myself, and I see the error too. However, they're telling me Dropbox doesn't allow them to download it due to an error saying the 'zip file is too large'. I'm sharing a multitude of large files with colleagues via a Dropbox link that are nearly 120GB in size.

Big ready to die zip