I believe those were future Gambinos Reginelli and Malachi
At that point, only Gotti and Pheno appeared as Gambino Family on NL albums
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At that point, only Gotti and Pheno appeared as Gambino Family on NL albums
Well Rap-A-Lot snatched up the GT's in 97 (shortly after they appeared on the Bout It OST), so P found his own twin-girl-rappers in 2-4-1,who debuted on Shell Shocked
so basically magic, Porsha, and Reginelli and Malachi were TRU artists? @M.DOT
Who was Mark in the Dark, the beats he had on Magic's first album were dope
Speaking of which that album was dope, y'all not showing it enough love
How was full blooded's album
I know, I'm saying if they didn't get signed would you want that to happen?
Nah I think it worked out well the way things happened
Prolly yeah, then for whatever reason things changed and Bossalinie and Thuggin' were NL releases only, and Malachi/Reginelli/Porsha were NL artists only
Mark In Da Dark (also ghost-produced different stuff under alias MP, just like K-Lou, for Da Last Don, Bossalinie and other albums throughout 98/99) had some real heat, he produced the original Wobble Wobble on Thuggin' and P took that shyt, let C-Los change the beat (included the triggerman sample) and made it a hit in 2000 for da 504 Boyz. MIDD (D'Andrea) sued him for basically stealing his shyt, after Wobble Wobble blew up
Memorial Day had a few dope cuts, but overall a full album with his verses is just too much. Same can be said about much bigger rappers tho (Busta, Jada....)
The owner of Pen & Pixel said the crackhead on the original cover of Ghetto D (ope) was a known Houston rapper that got dirtied up to take the pic,
Never found out who it was.
Never found out who it was.
Lil Keke?
I dont know breh. I wanted to ask the CEO Shawn Brauch on IG but couldnt find dude
letti cook
Superstar
yeah..he was on 3 or 4 singles with the first verse and in none of the vids
had a joint with Nas that P ended up keeping for himself
I Can Tell is a southern classic and nobody outside of diehards know its Mac..
so fukked up how that happened.
I Can Tell was officially Mercedes' song, and Where Do We Go From Here (feat Nas) was MP's song (MP verse written by Mac of course). P should have released both as singles (instead of that horrible Money Ain't A Thang knockoff with JD). Wobble Wobble was Magic's song firstyeah..he was on 3 or 4 singles with the first verse and in none of the vids
had a joint with Nas that P ended up keeping for himself
I Can Tell is a southern classic and nobody outside of diehards know its Mac..
so fukked up how that happened.
That's just the Mac version of the song, but it was always intended to be on P's album, listen to Nas' lyrics
It wasn't.. Nas just said he supports No Limit.. This shyt has been known for years..
Big Pun did the same thing
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