shawntitan
All Star
I feel like, who the fukk is listening to a Master P album..... Uhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
Over a decade and a half later, how do we feel about Master P's "Ghetto D" album?
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When nikkas who aint from the south speak on south shyt.
yea you better put those words in small letters. too bad for you, my vision is 20/20.
you lil dweebs dont even know that i lived down south. thats how im able to expose all these southern posers on here that know dam well they stayed in the house.
Lol, did this nikka really say "Southern Chronic"?
Lames who don't know shyt about the South need to shut the fukk up
another house-boy that has no clue who hes talking to.
nor do you understand the correlation between the 2 albums that sparked the analogy. if you did, you wouldnt have responded on some dumb-dumb chit.
Actin like kast and goodie mob didn't exist.
Nobody takes P music serious, shyt is trash.
kast & goodie mob didnt do chit to break the south thru breh.
nobody listened to dungeon family and checked out other non-related southern artists on the strength of it. if they did, then the south wouldve broke thru in '94-95 when dungeon family were at their peak.
most dungeon family fans on the outside dont even like the south.
outkast put on for their crew, but they didnt create any interest for their city, let alone their region.
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Did they ever find out who the fiend was on the cover?
Pen & Pixel said it was a known rapper that got made to look bummy for the shoot
Pen & Pixel said it was a known rapper that got made to look bummy for the shoot
I'm thinking it had to have been someone from Houston since P&P's headquarters were there
Agreed.... and I've seen a lot of weed smoked on 400 Degrees while listening to Burbons and Lacs
IMO 
ghetto D was
Bryan Danielson
Jmare007 x Bryan Danielson x JLova = King Ghidorah
ghetto D was
You from NY...... I wouldnt expect anything less.
Back then yall niccas was in yall own bubble and didnt like anything that didnt come out of NY/NJ or Snoop
You probably was a Cormega fan
You from NY...... I wouldnt expect anything less.
Back then yall niccas was in yall own bubble and didnt like anything that didnt come out of NY/NJ or Snoop
You probably was a Cormega fan
juve 400 degrees is one of my favorite albums - IMO i never felt master P/no limit, i did respect his/their hustle but the music was awful in my opinion
Kobes Two Jerseys
8 or 24 best player of the era
Is this the same album with the "i always feel like somebodys watching me" song? If so, this shyt needs to buried forever.
OnlyInCalifornia
Southern California/Vegas
I like it then and I like it now
Never expected Master P to be a lyrical guy or give you anything but simple rhymes about his life. At the time I was young in HS and I just felt like Master P was real. He was rich, he really was a hustler, etc. While he was really going extra with the Pac/Thug stuff, so were a lot of people. He was just the most visible so he got the most shyt.
Now I look back on it with nostalgic glasses. Sometimes when I am working or driving around I don't want to have deep, thought provoking music. Sometimes I just want to feel the bass on Bourbans and Lacs, reciting simple lyrics that I still have memorized.
Never expected Master P to be a lyrical guy or give you anything but simple rhymes about his life. At the time I was young in HS and I just felt like Master P was real. He was rich, he really was a hustler, etc. While he was really going extra with the Pac/Thug stuff, so were a lot of people. He was just the most visible so he got the most shyt.
Now I look back on it with nostalgic glasses. Sometimes when I am working or driving around I don't want to have deep, thought provoking music. Sometimes I just want to feel the bass on Bourbans and Lacs, reciting simple lyrics that I still have memorized.
1-8-7-Skillz
Superstar
P was spittin hella game on this album. Real hustler shyt 
to P for his grind.
PS:
No Limit has made LOTS OF CLASSICS
to P for his grind. PS:
No Limit has made LOTS OF CLASSICS