Whaaat??!! Master P flipped the classic “Apache” for “Make em say UHHHH” wow!!!
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YakSpiller
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Made Ya Look was the same sample right?
avon barksdale
i want my corners
Marco Zen
Black Privilege
Wowwww
KLC sampled the Sugarhill Gang joint, Salaam Remi sampled the original.
Pretty freaking amazing. KLC and Beats By the Pound.....Gotta thanks to Mia X and Mr.Serv-One for brought KLC.
No Limit wasn't the same after KLC and Beats By the Pound left. P was an idiot
On the real both were idiots. P for not caving in and giving BBTP their due and BBTP for thinking they were going to make moves outside of No Limit when the grim reality besides "Move bytch", they ended up going below the radar
Cynical Thoughts
All Star
Yeah I saw someplace that he pretty much bought everybody that contributed to no limit a house.
I remember being hyped for the Last don movie.
only to find out P bit the whole movie, called it the Last don also. And lifted it almost word for word.
I think that was the beginning of the end for me.
shout out to Mac, my favorite no limit artist....woooaaahhh!
NYChase718
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@ 0:57History lesson for the brehs who didn’t know.
Doin what diddy was doin at the same time but diddys was more obvious and lazier
Doin what diddy was doin at the same time but diddys was more obvious and lazier
Diddy didn't give a shyt, Diddy prolly had the artist re-sing the shyt in the studio
Breh was lazy with it, aint change or hide shyt when he did sampling.
ReturnOfJudah
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How in the hell that went over your head
It's not even a sample at that point. He basically took 2 instrumental notes with different spacing. You could get some dudes to play the horns for you and woudln't even have to pay royalties.
P had a gang of shyt on his plate and he stopped focusing 100% on music. From making Forbes, playing ball, wrestling cameos, making movies, etc his mind was fully occupied.On the real both were idiots. P for not caving in and giving BBTP their due and BBTP for thinking they were going to make moves outside of No Limit when the grim reality besides "Move bytch", they ended up going below the radar
P had a gang of shyt on his plate and he stopped focusing 100% on music. From making Forbes, playing ball, wrestling cameos, making movies, etc his mind was fully occupied.
Probably one of the biggest reasons No Limit ended up crashing. Dude had no limitations concerning what made the brand successful in the first place. If P kept it music first and everything second, he would be a billionaire by now. Sadly, he wanted to do the absolute most concerning himself over a label that needed a captain to guide the tank.
Real talk P was a bitter. But that was on some Premier or RZA type of sample beats by the pound did on uhhh.
You would have never guessed the sample in a million years.
You would have never guessed the sample in a million years.
Yep getting rid of beats by the pound was the worst decision P ever made. You got them dudes and you ride it till the wheels fall off.
And the thing is these dudes were coming out with hits every month. How talented do you have to be to be able to create a hit beat and song every month or every week.
Can you imagine if beats by the pound weren't under time constraints and P them 5 to 6 months to develop albums instead of a couple of weeks or a month?