Essential The Locker Room's Random Thoughts
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Well... yeah.
Ol’Otis
The Picasso of the Ghetto
Watching I Got The Hook Up and Baller Blockin simultaneously
I love Latina women
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I love Latina women
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Master P was grinding hard as a motherfukker in 98'; I Got The Hook Up movie and soundtrack and ton of other albums.
I never saw Cash Money's Baller Blockin' movie.
Ol’Otis
The Picasso of the Ghetto
I didn’t fukk with No Limits music outside of Mystikal but P was doing his thing
Baller Blockin on YouTube for free
I love Latina women
Veteran
I didn’t fukk with No Limits music outside of Mystikal but P was doing his thing
Baller Blockin on YouTube for free
I remember buying Master P's Ghetto D album; I had that on cassette
I might watch Baller Blockin' later
Ol’Otis
The Picasso of the Ghetto
Them album coversI remember buying Master P's Ghetto D album; I had that on cassette
I might watch Baller Blockin' later
But down south and west coast nikkas definitely had a independent hustle like no other
Cat Lady ☆
Feral
Wow.. I just stumbled upon non-Black men talking about how trash Black women were and how nobody wanted us because of that while using Tommy Sotomayor's videos as proof.
I'm low-key hurt.
I'm low-key hurt.
It's almost like as soon as Death Row started to crumble, P came in and took over. shyt was done so smoothly. Almost like he knew Death Row was nearly done.
Wow.. I just stumbled upon non-Black men talking about how trash Black women were and how nobody wanted us because of that while using Tommy Sotomayor's videos as proof.
I'm low-key hurt.
I love black woman.
I love Latina women
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Them album covers
But down south and west coast nikkas definitely had a independent hustle like no other
The albums covers was unforgettable
Yup. The hustle was on another level independently out West and in the South
I love Latina women
Veteran
Yeah
P had been grinding since the early 90's with his shyt, so when Death Row went down, he had his money right, the music was connecting more and more to a larger audience and then singing Snoop helped.
Master P knew how to tap into a sound tho and basically copy another nikka's sound.
Cause when u go back and listen to some P records, he sound like E-40, then Tha Luniz, then Pac, then Scarface and so on and so on.
The albums covers was unforgettable
Yup. The hustle was on another level independently out West and in the South
