No Limit Records Stories

[TheRtist]

I heard he just wasn't trying to move to the NO when P was relocating from Richmond. In this No Limit doc King George had nothing but good things to say about P. If King George really did touch Sonya C I'm pretty sure P would have done something much worse to King George

King George: "If you popping in the south like my name is, you gonna sell"

interviewer:

 

[Edub]

Nikkas got me listen to that I'm bout it soundtrack.....shyt still fuego as fukk, 96'/97' was a good year

 

[DarkmanX]

It started way before black people was even running record labels

The Mafia been doing that

Very true. However, i was talking about in hip-hop.

 

[OHSNAP!]

UNLV was really bout it? I know lil ya had the choppa and was posted up with beatrice on his solo tape

All early cash money artists/affiliates were deep in the streets

 

[OHSNAP!]

I heard he just wasn't trying to move to the NO when P was relocating from Richmond. In this No Limit doc King George had nothing but good things to say about P. If King George really did touch Sonya C I'm pretty sure P would have done something much worse to King George

KG a pathetic liar. Why did P cut all ties to him all of a sudden then? Dude fried his brain out

 

[OHSNAP!]

Touched? Like he fukkked or he slapped her?

I really forgot, heard about it in the late 90s...I don't wanna spread heavy rumours though...

 

[OHSNAP!]

Question, does anyone know all the songs that U.N.L.V. made dissing no limit? There was a dope song they had but i don't remember the name. I know the beat sampled one of them old school rap beats. Dap + Rep

Drag Em N The River was a HUGE smash in Louisiana back then, they went hard at Mystikal. They never beefed with No Limit per se, P even had Lil Ya on the New No Limit roster for a short period in 2001

 

[Bugsmoran]

Very true. However, i was talking about in hip-hop.

Oh ok

Then we gotta take it back to 1979 Sugar Hill Records funded by Morris Levy

 

[28 Gramz]

Damn, i aint heard this since the 90s.


Remember the WildBoyz? All they did was hate on CashMoney.

Baby got this nikka clipped.

 

[Edub]

Classic shyt....

 

[OHSNAP!]

Damn, i aint heard this since the 90s.


Remember the WildBoyz? All they did was hate on CashMoney.

I got the Wild Boyz album

In fall 99 MP had enough of the Cash Money dissing and decided to beef on wax via hidden characters, his C-level artists (Samm, Young Gunz aka Gambinos Reginelli, Gotti and Malachi, Krazy, Baby Soulja, Short Circuit, Black Felon aka X-Conn, Traci aka Baby Girl and more) had songs on that album under aliasses going hard at the Hot Boys and Big Tymers. In collaboration with Sporty T of course

Young Gunz:

 

[MJ Truth]

Aint that what alot of them cats who started labels did back then, and some still do? Hire and/or have a bunch of actual thorough street gangsters around? I mean i personally think it started with Rap-A-Lot. Trickled down to Death Row. Then you had No Limit, Murder Inc yada yada yada doin it too.

Started a LONG time before that. Those old soul groups/companies had gangsters behind them too. Those white labels had the Mafia behind them. Organized crime and entertainment business just go together.

 

[We Ready]

Damn, i aint heard this since the 90s.


Remember the WildBoyz? All they did was hate on CashMoney.

The Wet Boys too

 

[Wacky D]

Didnt dude get smoked by somebody from Cash Moneys camp, which is why there was always lingering tension between them.

he got killed by one of the cut boyz or whatever theyre called.

theres a documentary on them that airs on TV - I think the biography channel.'

there was a segement on there about when they killed randall watts.

 

[SleezyBigSlim]

what do you know about the goons of NL
Big Mann, Vercy Carter, Hotboy Jimmy, Big Vee, Waynegro, KK
Did Master P have actually killers and dope dealers in the movie, I'm Bout It?

How you gone leave out P right hand man Big Boz