No Limit
This is a beef the Outlawz are taking up for Tupac since he is not here and is unable to defend himself. Basicly, Master P bought off some Tupac unreleased songs from his mother, and how could she resit when someone says I'll deposit 5 million in your bank account today, if you give me the songs. I kinda think she basicly wasted the battle she won with Death Row for the songs, and partly sold out her son, Tupac.
So Master P bought the songs, and now every No Limit artist is using the Tupac material, and acting like they made the songs, and some of them are acting like it's a dedication. No one from No Limit even knew Tupac, so for them to all of a sudden come out the closet and act like they knew Tupac is Bull-shyt! Silkk The Shocker has stolen the chours from Tupacs song called "Souljah Story". Master P has taken a lot of Tupac's titles and made them the same titles for his songs. He is strictly doing everything to GAIN money, and popularity. And the Outlawz have taken notice to this.
C-Murder stole Pac's song called
When We Ride On Our Enemies. You will see that he took the EXACT song, and barely changed the lyrics, this was also one of the songs Master P bought off from his mother. Click below to listen to a clip of C-Murder stealing Tupac's Version of the song.
This is
2PAC'S VERSION
This is
C-MURDER Version and
Clip 2 of his version also.
It's total Robbery. The Outlawz got together with Yuckmouth, and have a tracked called
Still Ballin'. The entire song is about No Limit biting off of Tupacs music for their own personal fame, so they ride on No Limit. You can
listen to Still Ballin' and hear what they are talking about. Also look below at sections taken from the lyrics, where they talk about the issue:
Napoleon:
I bet I shake the world, for Pac I'm a drink til I earl, I pump the brake on the hardest, whoever thinkin' they they thurl... this young Napoleon, Makaveli gave this soldier this name, and if you claimin' the same, you have to prove you insane... better get yo heart right, and the rest to the warfare, soon it's gone fly right, we Outlawz, I'm stayin' in the street life, because it's pay right... it's my life, my life, my life, that's in the sunshine, Khadafi I'm hold this line, hopin' I run to 1-Time, still ballin'...
Yuckmouth:
"... I smoked out with Redman, aim an infared at the head of a rapper tryin' to make a livin' off a dead man... descend a dead man, I know the drama is thrillin' they stole every song you made and owe yo mama sum millons... will God's children please stop would cha? (If I could be like 'Pac)... Rapture rocks while gats and glocks, ya act like 'Pac, with all them Soldiers stole from dude, if MAKAVELI was alive, we would've rolled on you fools... and that's for real..."
Young Noble:
"... We still ballin', we still callin', everyday to you, we still believe in you, we still pray to you... now everybody all on Pac heels, had to wait til the soldier die, for yall to give him heads... hell naw, Outlaw soldiers thug for life, half of yall ain't even know Pac, forget the hype... we used to play box with him, clock locks, and lick shots with him, and was a crazy soldier, yo I miss him... taught a brother so much, in thugs I trust, still a tuck cream puff, Outlawz we Hit 'Em Up, and Bomb First, so Hail Mary, you bail scary through this White Manz World, but I'll never let it bury me... Khadafi I love ya, and I see ya when I die homie, smokin' trees, you and Pac gettin' high for me, yall still ballin', yall still baillin'..."
Yuckmouth:
A dedication to the legendary Makaveli, God bless his soul.. It's time for us to ride for my partna.. All these bitin' ass characters in the industry...
...then p dropped gangstafied 
...mo b dikk's struggle vocals @4:03
at that baby line.
P put dudes albums out that would have never gotten a chance anywhere...plus numerous artists have come back and said that P gave them the chance they never would ahve gotten, gave them cars and money. He is an owner, so yea he got a percentage, but who doesn't when your are executive producer? That meant that he paid for all the beats and promotion for the albums alongside priority. The only dudes who say they were upset about money were Beats by the Pound, and even Mo B. dikk came back and said, nah, P took care of them.
and the one song that actually was, is a song that was already more popular than most of pac's officially released joints.