Silkk The Shocker On No Limit Records, Working With JAY Z, Cash Money & More | Drink Champs

[Cat piss martini]

why?
who paid them to do this?
how could they pretend dude had bars?
how can they sit there and lie to that man?
what the fukk kinda bullshyt is this?
why is this even a thing?
how does silk sit through this?
how much did P pay Nore???
why would anyone watch this?
how do them nikkas keep a straight face?
how much alcohol did they have to drink?
how could they not laugh in silk face?
did mystikal die?
where is mia x?
can we stop this from being shown?
what the fukk is this bullshyt?
would morris day watch this bullshyt?

 

[New Jeruzalem Journalist]

Silkk wasn't rapping off beat it was his style to rhyme fast then slow down like E-40


No Limit had better rappers than they get credit for. Would go toe to toe with any label and win.

I defintely fukks with Mac. Wasn't a fan of Mystikal's music, but I respect his ability and skill as an MC. Mia X, Young Bleed, and Soulja Slim were all cool.

But as far as that insanity about No Limit going toe to toe with any label?



It's an insult to our intelligence to say any label that had acts like Mo B. D*CK, Mr. Serv On, C-Murder, Magic, Skull Duggery, and Silk are going toe to toe with even independent labels of the 90s, let alone the top labels like Def Jam, Priority, or Death Row.

Imagine somebody seriously thinking No Limit rappers even deserve to breath the same air in a room with the roster from Loud Records.

 

[Pimp]

I defintely fukks with Mac. Wasn't a fan of Mystikal's music, but I respect his ability and skill as an MC. Mia X, Young Bleed, and Soulja Slim were all cool.

But as far as that insanity about No Limit going toe to toe with any label?



It's an insult to our intelligence to say any label that had acts like Mo B. D*CK, Mr. Serv On, C-Murder, Magic, Skull Duggery, and Silk are going toe to toe with even independent labels of the 90s, let alone the top labels like Def Jam, Priority, or Death Row.

Imagine somebody seriously thinking No Limit rappers even deserve to breath the same air in a room with the roster from Loud Records.

nikka said C Murder, Silkk, and Magic wasn't good. You just went full retard. Maybe you ain't into gangsta shyt cause not many did it better than C..

If Silkk was so wack.. Why the #1 artist in NY do a feature for FREE... You wouldn't want to be affiliated with corny nikkaz
Silkk the Shocker Recounts How Jay-Z Turned in a Guest Feature Last-Minute and Didn’t Charge Him

Like Cam ain't call him


Like the Source aint say he had next when he shared the cover with DMX..

Like he ain't have Beyonce on his single


Mya




Like the source aint give him verse of the month


Some people just hate.

 

[Deltron]

 

[BXKingPin82]

Silkk seems like a cool brother.

 

[AlbertPullhoez]

nikka said C Murder, Silkk, and Magic wasn't good. You just went full retard. Maybe you ain't into gangsta shyt cause not many did it better than C..

If Silkk was so wack.. Why the #1 artist in NY do a feature for FREE... You wouldn't want to be affiliated with corny nikkaz
Silkk the Shocker Recounts How Jay-Z Turned in a Guest Feature Last-Minute and Didn’t Charge Him

Like Cam ain't call him


Like the Source aint say he had next when he shared the cover with DMX..

Like he ain't have Beyonce on his single


Mya




Like the source aint give him verse of the month


Some people just hate.

Silkk was garbage nikka. Stop the bullshyt

 

[NO-BadAzz]

I swear no one cared about first week numbers and all that shyt back then, maybe unless you were the actual artist. I never had arguments with the homies about who sold more let alone who sold more first week like it matters.

This was definitely not a thing back in real time

 

[NO-BadAzz]

I defintely fukks with Mac. Wasn't a fan of Mystikal's music, but I respect his ability and skill as an MC. Mia X, Young Bleed, and Soulja Slim were all cool.

But as far as that insanity about No Limit going toe to toe with any label?



It's an insult to our intelligence to say any label that had acts like Mo B. D*CK, Mr. Serv On, C-Murder, Magic, Skull Duggery, and Silk are going toe to toe with even independent labels of the 90s, let alone the top labels like Def Jam, Priority, or Death Row.

Imagine somebody seriously thinking No Limit rappers even deserve to breath the same air in a room with the roster from Loud Records.

You must have just started listening to music, in 97, 98, No Limit had the game on lock


Those artists that you are huggin on to on the East Coast were scared to drop their album on the same day as a NL artist



In real time, NL ran the rap game and then Cash Money took over.

 

[New Jeruzalem Journalist]

You must have just started listening to music, in 97, 98, No Limit had the game on lock


Those artists that you are huggin on to on the East Coast were scared to drop their album on the same day as a NL artist



In real time, NL ran the rap game and then Cash Money took over.

I was in college in '98 my man, and part of a college radio show getting stacks and stacks of records and cds from record pools every week from labels all over the country. Try again.

Maybe you dudes are misunderstanding something here (or maybe its me).


I thought someone referring to NL "going toe to toe with any label" meant the quality of the music and skill of the artists on those labels.

But apparently you and him are referring to the sales and financial standing of the labels involved.

If that's the case, then that's my bad on misunderstanding his point. I don't and never have gave two sh*ts about how much an album or artist sales. Fukk do I care? It ain't my money.


My only concern here is the music.

 

[NO-BadAzz]

I was in college in '98 my man, and part of a college radio show getting stacks and stacks of records and cds from record pools every week from labels all over the country. Try again.

Maybe you dudes are misunderstanding something here (or maybe its me).


I thought someone referring to NL "going toe to toe with any label" meant the quality of the music and skill of the artists on those labels.

But apparently you and him are referring to the sales and financial standing of the labels involved.

If that's the case, then that's my bad on misunderstanding his point. I don't and never have gave two sh*ts about how much an album or artist sales. Fukk do I care? It ain't my money.


My only concern here is the music.

I believe I stated that nobody talked about sales, that kind of talked started coming from folks who started listening to music in 2006 or so.

I stated in 97, 98, NL ran the music game. You can't run the music game with bad music. Nobody buys low quality music on a consistent basis.

 

[NO-BadAzz]

I was in college in '98 my man, and part of a college radio show getting stacks and stacks of records and cds from record pools every week from labels all over the country. Try again.

Maybe you dudes are misunderstanding something here (or maybe its me).


I thought someone referring to NL "going toe to toe with any label" meant the quality of the music and skill of the artists on those labels.

But apparently you and him are referring to the sales and financial standing of the labels involved.

If that's the case, then that's my bad on misunderstanding his point. I don't and never have gave two sh*ts about how much an album or artist sales. Fukk do I care? It ain't my money.


My only concern here is the music.

In real time those labels that you mentioned, when NL was out, none of those labels were within reach with NL.

Those labels that you are standing on, would not drop their artist's album on the same day that a NL album came out. That's what I am saying. Others have said the same thing.

NL had those same labels and artists that you want to champion, scared to put out their album in real time.

Act like you were there in 97-98

 

[New Jeruzalem Journalist]

In real time those labels that you mentioned, when NL was out, none of those labels were within reach with NL.

Those labels that you are standing on, would not drop their artist's album on the same day that a NL album came out. That's what I am saying. Others have said the same thing.

NL had those same labels and artists that you want to champion, scared to put out their album in real time.

Act like you were there in 97-98

How old were you in '98?

 

[New Jeruzalem Journalist]

I believe I stated that nobody talked about sales, that kind of talked started coming from folks who started listening to music in 2006 or so.

I stated in 97, 98, NL ran the music game. You can't run the music game with bad music. Nobody buys low quality music on a consistent basis.

Breh, WHAT?!

 

[NO-BadAzz]

Breh, WHAT?!

Let's try it this way:

In 96-98. Was NL music selling?

 

[NO-BadAzz]

How old were you in '98?

Old enough to know that No Limit had the rap game on lock and the BS that you're trying to interject that NL was a bad label with bad artists is Bullshyt.