Who ghostwrote for Puff on his 1st album "No Way Out"?

[Roberto Dinero]

Most of his verses on that album were hot. I heard Jada ghostwrote a lot for him back then and I'm guessing Biggie must have wrote for him as well.

Anyone know exactly who wrote what?

 

[JC_USN]

Mase did a LOT of his writing on that album.

 

[inndaskKy]

I agree. Whoever wrote his verses on that album did a great job. Top notch lyricism, very underrated.

 

[Lil Bape the PostGod]

i could only imagine how many bytches got smashed off the strength of "senorita"

i wanna be ya papi chuloooo cant u seeee

 

[Roberto Dinero]

I agree. Whoever wrote his verses on that album did a great job. Top notch lyricism, very underrated.

Yeah I feel the same. Whoever ghostwrote for Puffy back then killed it. I just wish whoever did that actually rapped cause Puff's voice is annoying as f*ck. Still listenable tho.

No Way Out is the only Puff album I f*ck with.

i could only imagine how many bytches got smashed off the strength of "senorita"

i wanna be ya papi chuloooo cant u seeee

Maybe he bagged J Lo off the strength of that joint.

 

[inndaskKy]

Yeah I feel the same. Whoever ghostwrote for Puffy back then killed it. I just wish whoever did that actually rapped cause Puff's voice is annoying as f*ck. Still listenable tho.

No Way Out is the only Puff album I f*ck with.

Nah, I thought Puffy did a good job too.

Also, Pain off Forever is one of the most cinematic storytelling tracks ever in hop hop..
I love that song.

 

[Roberto Dinero]

Nah, I thought Puffy did a good job too.

Also, Pain off Forever is one of the most cinematic storytelling tracks ever in hop hop..
I love that song.

Yeah it was cool. It wasn't bad I just don't really like to hear Puff spit. But it was still a great album.

 

[Davieboy86]

I always picture puffy having a safe somewhere in London under armed guard 24/7 with biggie reference tracks for nigh on every song diddy did between 1997-2002.

I always wonder how many reference tracks of biggies did diddy sell to other artists, the only one that ever came out was the lil Kim one right ?

Always think its cool hearing those type of tracks, like those ti verses for dre, that old (original detox track ~2005 ish) song by crooked I called say dre, ludacris' one, all of them.

On the flipside, I wonder what biggies version of those lil cease verses would have sounded like, or the jay still dre, or even ice cubes original boys in the hood,

 

[biggaveli31]

Dont forget about Black Rob.

Im pretty sure he wrote "what you gonna do?" and "I love you baby."

Ive also heard people say Jadakiss wrote "senorita"

 

[feelosofer]

Mase, Black Rob and Jadakiss, or so the people say.

 

[CashmereThoughts]

Met her up uptown on dykman ain't den

 

[Carr]

I know Jadakiss wrote Senorita.

 

[Breh Obama]

What You Gonna do is one of the GOAT story tellin tracks ever

"Met wit my nikka Sam Sam"

 

[ahomeplateslugger]

I know Jadakiss wrote Senorita.

i was listening to this album a couple of days ago and that track sounds just like a mase verse.

 

[Carr]

What You Gonna do is one of the GOAT story tellin tracks ever

"Met wit my nikka Sam Sam"

"...picked me up in a Tan Lex Lam"