damn, so all them guest spots pre no limitdid for free
Once he saw how it was he started showing up at every artist's recording session with the
face on talking about "you're working on your album, nephew?" and P told the producers to give him the 
KLC said they didn't mix songs at No Limit because most of you only got one working speaker in your car anyway
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Once he saw how it was he started showing up at every artist's recording session with the
face on talking about "you're working on your album, nephew?" and P told the producers to give him the 
Yep. Classic song. Klc wanted that bad boy hit men approach of finely crafted engineering. Kl a musician, p a hustler.
P was like
our fan base rolling in a cutlass with 2 speakers. Put that album out now.This Forbes list ain't gone make itself.
Bruh, my Louisville potna had some 15s hooked to an amp in a muthafukin dorm room the size of a jail cell. Used to wake up, smoke and have the whole 10th floor woke to this shyt thinkin cats was lettin of m 1000s again when this shyt got played, no joke.
The soldier songs were my favorite. Had them subs humming.
UserNameless
Veteran
That Soldier series was genius . Always looked forward to it on every album .
"You're trying to make that shyt sound all pretty, as long as they can hear the bass and the vocals I'm straight"time stamp but the whole thing is funny he also mentions how P would just hand them the albums' release date and go play basketball and they were basically stuck in the studio throughout 1998 and how No Limit was the first time Snoop got paid for rapping on other cats' tracks.
Why I preferred Suave House during that time.....T-Mixx was a killer on the boards
I have to catch up on the suave house collection...
Def remember his cash money stint...
Highly underrated
THE SHOTS AT SILK. LMAO.
This shyt is hilarious
Sbp
Superstar
P was always a quantity over quality guy.
You can tell KLC got mad at that. KLC and Silkk still cool. He really wanted Silkk on the song.
Not to be the anti-South guy, but
On the low breh made P look crazy all over this interview, said they could be sitting in the studio cracking jokes someone would say "she got gum in her hair" P would go 
and next thing you know that's the hook on the song. 
Said what helped his career was the fact he couldn't tell what a good beat is therefore whatever you played him he would jump on it.
and next thing you know that's the hook on the song. Said what helped his career was the fact he couldn't tell what a good beat is therefore whatever you played him he would jump on it.