3rd Ward Swangin
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Juve was one straight hush mode listening to Mystikal freestyle.
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AlbertPullhoez
The Takeover
Juve better than all of them and made better albums than those guys.
IDK why nikkas act like Juve, BG, and Wayne weren't spitting in those days
And I love Mia X but hell nah she ain't better than B.G
Mia ain't got a song better than this
Didnt say they werent spitting, but they weren't better rappers them dudes I listed.
thats crazy
PS was head of NL Sports. Not the most successful sports agency to say the least. Ricky Williams' rookie deal was apparently one of the worst ever made. He was an A&R for NLR iirc
The Boss Chick video was maybe one of the worst NL ever had. Also hated the War Party vid, looked cheap and bland as fukk. Those dancing chick in EVERY video annoyed the hell out of me (Take My Pain....wtf)
Nah starting with the last UNLV album in 96 (Uptown 4 Life) everything they released was better.
Solja Rags shyts on any No Limit album honestly that might be the most underrated album from either camp. It's basically 400 Degreez without the huge singles, Juve was spitting flames
Get It How You Live is a classic to me as well and How You Luv That still gets play this very day. CMR albums definitely got higher replay value
You gotta be a No Limit stan to say those albums weren't that good and gas up Skull Duggery's shyt
I definitely agree that Juve was spittin' on SR, but he upped his game for 400 Degreez (same with Mannie). Same can be said bout How U Luv That 1&2, they were alright, but I Got That Work was way better. Don't let underground nostalgia fool u
Only BG's Chopper City, as well as IAOU1&2 were really really hard. CCITG was a phenomenal album too
If we talkin' straight spittin', I'd put Juve and BG on the same level as Fiend, Mia, Slim. But Mystikal & Mac were on another level
No idea, but C-Los was the most hit-or-miss producer on NL/BBTP. Kenoe and XL also had that heat
letti cook
Superstar
Bruh, that always bothered the shyt out of me
Every song?!
Joint be serious as shyt and they have a dance routine in the middle of it..Made they shyt look like a parody
Bruh, that always bothered the shyt out of me
Every song?!
Joint be serious as shyt and they have a dance routine in the middle of it..Made they shyt look like a parody
P had some really bad ideas at times
C talkin' bout MLK and Malcolm X while them No Limit gear chicks shake their asses
P had some really bad ideas at times
C talkin' bout MLK and Malcolm X while them No Limit gear chicks shake their asses
I got the same face when I heard the advance version of Trapped In Crime. There was an MLK speech tacked onto the beginning of "Forever TRU" then you hear the chorus which samples Biggie from "Gimme The Loot" .
Yeah they did but ghetto d is one of the hardest albums I've ever heard I was a lil dude my big cousins used to have that shyt in repeat
Looks like I Got The Hook Up 2 is coming a long well
Speaking of Willy, RIP to Dopefiend Willy
wait, the dope fiend from the old no limit movies is dead?
what??
youre not getting the point. missy & busta had no effect on no limit.
and missy & busta didn't even sell like that considering how commercial & how exposed they were. MATTER FACT, missy's album FLOPPED in '99.
you buggin right now.
and we already broke the fiend/mac/silkk thing down for you.
youre listing attributes that mac had, but silkk had all those attributes as well, and he had those areas on lock more than mac did, if you care to be truthful. only area mac outdid him in, is the introspective - which is by far the least important.
Mac just didn't have the appeal & reach that silk naturally had. he also didn't have the hit-factor like silk out the gate. by the time mac developed it, he had already got booked before those joints were released.
im not even entertaining the fiend argument at this point.
you may like fiend & mac better, but if im running a label and intend on actually turning a profit, im putting silkk on the frontlines over those guys. at least in 96-99.
breh, you talking bout clownin. but the word was out about no limit seeing most of them dudes OFF-WAX.
and outside of cash money, these were just regional guys that the general rap fan care less about.
missy was r&b/pop and garbage rap.
I don't mean to disrespect busta as a pop artist. he definitely had his own space in hip-hop but you already got the point I was tryna make.
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Missy being garbage rap is subject and is neither here or there. The same people that would've called Missy garbage would also day the same thing about No Limit. No Limit caught a lot of flack and still do due to the type of music they made and people called it garbage and even go as far as saying they were the downfall of Hip Hop.
Busta and Missy were viewed as musical siblings. They made the same type of music. The pnly two real differences is that Buss was more lyrical and Missy sang with more of a focus on rap. In '99, she wasn't flopping. It would be in error to label her album a flop and not acknowledge every NL artist that dropped in '98 sold considerably less with their '99 releases and the albums weren't as good either.
The Prince of All Saiyans
Formerly Jisoo Stan & @Twitter
Word is Nelly and P got into it over signing Murphy Lee
Lee was held hostage in the studio
Lee was held hostage in the studio