Man I can go on.
Mr. Serv-On said he was chilling outside of his home, when Big Boi from Outkast pulled up and was like "man that's you" (talking bout his house and cars) and at that time, I wanna say Mr. Serv-On said he hadn't even come out with an album, I think Life Insurance was coming out in a couple of months, and Big Boi was like how you got all that with no album out, Mr. Serv-On said he just smiled to him. Big Boi said that he didn't have all that Mr and they had dropped 2 albums. I wanna say Mr. Serv-On also said something about Method Man saying that he was only getting like 6% off their album sales or something like that where P would give you 500k upfront with a house, stocked with food, furniture and P let you pick out your favorite car. Once the album was finished and turned in, P gave you another 500k on the back-end, something crazy like that
Serv-On said when Snoop came to NL, JD wanted Snoop on Da Brat CD and Snoop was about to do it for free, until P was like no, he told JD he wanted 250K for that verse from Snoop, Serv-On said that P and JD went back and forth about the number and P was like Da Brat has over 1 million fans, you do the math, I'm only asking for a quarter of her fan base, that's a dollar per fan, something Mr. Serv-On said that how P came up with that 250k number. JD couldn't say anything, he cut the check to P, and Snoop did the verse, Serv-On said Snoop was leaving NL office when P handed him over the 250k check, Snoop asked P was he going to get his cut % from outta the 250k (most CEO do this) P was like nah, "That's all you" and Serv-On said, Snoop couldn't believe that shyt, Said that was like a turning point in how Snoop started to understand the business.
I gotta find that Mr. Serv-On interview, dude really went into depth about how NL was ran, I think Serv-On had his hands on running the label or making decisions at one time in 99/2000.