Old school no limit fans! I got a sad sad story to tell y'all.
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The level of disrespect for this man thread is asinine dawg. ? get killed for this type of ? forreal.
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The level of disrespect for this man thread is asinine dawg. ? get killed for this type of ? forreal.
They Shootin!!! Ahh!!! Made You Look!
He a slave to The Reason n we dont go buy the book!
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I know of somebody who rolls w/ a rap star who works at a pizza shop
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I know of somebody who rolls w/ a rap star who works at a pizza shop
LOL roll/pizza
Dont u ? w/ Redman.. is he roc'n blue Domino's??
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I'm a No Limit fan and I don't find this to be amusing at all. I expected to come in here and hear that another soldier passed or got locked up.
King George is a sucker. PERNT blank period. -
7_rolls_royces wrote: »Y'all a bunch of damn heathens!!! SMH. I was gone take a pic and drop it here but cuzzo been through enough lol!!!
do an interview vlog with him especially if he got some ill stories about NO ... could be something thatll catch alot of views on the net if he got some good stories ....
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tharealest561 wrote: »I'm a No Limit fan and I don't find this to be amusing at all. I expected to come in here and hear that another soldier passed or got locked up.
King George is a sucker. PERNT blank period.
damn heard a lot of them No Limit ? is in bad shape u got any proof for da bolded? -
You should've asked him, he'd probably love talking bout that ?
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Redman works in a pizza shop now? He at least owns the spot right? There's nothing wrong with that if he owns it.
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Wasn't mr serve on here talking how p paid everybody and everybody got their publishing or some whack ? .
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P bought all his artists a house and a car in their name. They got paid up front and he didn't keep none of their publishing
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tharealest561 wrote: »P bought all his artists a house and a car in their name. They got paid up front and he didn't keep none of their publishing
I don't believe that ? ,thats bad for business.
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So where's the story
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=El-fTdnUTN4
tripped ova dis vid on youtube im dyin lls Master P's funniest adlibs -
Yeah, I remember about KG.
What make it so bad is I think him and P parted ways like right before the tank blew up. I sometimes get him and Tre-8(RIP) confused. But I actually liked some of KG's features on DSH and early NL material. -
lol @ this thread being derailed into a guiness meat beating record discussion
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Yo what's this about Redman working in a pizza shop
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Yo what's this about Redman working in a pizza shop
Some of you really need to improve your reading skills.
Nowhere does it say Redman serves pizzas..... -
Da ? going on in here
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The biggest one is in berkeley. The roots came through and did a little performance a few years ago. They got a downstairs basement type area. It looks like a mom and pop store from the late 80's/early 90's.7_rolls_royces wrote: »
the one in Newark where I used to live my parents are still there tho. I was there when it first opened in 99 fresh outta high school. I worked there for a couple of years. I just went back to visit in the bay area and they tore that whole building down. I think it had been vacant for the last 5 years or so. I still cant believe it closed down. I think it was the biggest out of all the locations. also theres one on haight st. in SF now. its small as ? tho.
The one in san lorenzo down the street from bayfair mallafro thunder wrote: »Haha which Rasputin did this happen at?32DaysOfInfiniti wrote: »You should've asked him, he'd probably love talking bout that ?
LOL if y'all would have seen the state this cat was in you wouldn't have asked him either. I don't think y'all understand, my man was back to negative square one. Selling your material on the street and promoting yourself. No limit was like the biggest record company in the bay at that time. now you back on the streets hustling, I doubt he wants to talk about P super rich ass.7_rolls_royces wrote: »Y'all a bunch of damn heathens!!! SMH. I was gone take a pic and drop it here but cuzzo been through enough lol!!!
do an interview vlog with him especially if he got some ill stories about NO ... could be something thatll catch alot of views on the net if he got some good stories ....
I wonder about this too. Serv on, fiend, mia X, Them twinz, skinny dude that used to sing all the hooks, big ed, and mac(did he die?)BlackAX410 wrote: »tharealest561 wrote: »I'm a No Limit fan and I don't find this to be amusing at all. I expected to come in here and hear that another soldier passed or got locked up.
King George is a sucker. PERNT blank period.
damn heard a lot of them No Limit ? is in bad shape u got any proof for da bolded?
I hope fiend aint turned into a fiend lol. This ? still go hard. -
7_rolls_royces wrote: »
The biggest one is in berkeley. The roots came through and did a little performance a few years ago. They got a downstairs basement type area. It looks like a mom and pop store from the late 80's/early 90's.7_rolls_royces wrote: »
the one in Newark where I used to live my parents are still there tho. I was there when it first opened in 99 fresh outta high school. I worked there for a couple of years. I just went back to visit in the bay area and they tore that whole building down. I think it had been vacant for the last 5 years or so. I still cant believe it closed down. I think it was the biggest out of all the locations. also theres one on haight st. in SF now. its small as ? tho.
The one in san lorenzo down the street from bayfair mallafro thunder wrote: »Haha which Rasputin did this happen at?32DaysOfInfiniti wrote: »You should've asked him, he'd probably love talking bout that ?
LOL if y'all would have seen the state this cat was in you wouldn't have asked him either. I don't think y'all understand, my man was back to negative square one. Selling your material on the street and promoting yourself. No limit was like the biggest record company in the bay at that time. now you back on the streets hustling, I doubt he wants to talk about P super rich ass.7_rolls_royces wrote: »Y'all a bunch of damn heathens!!! SMH. I was gone take a pic and drop it here but cuzzo been through enough lol!!!
do an interview vlog with him especially if he got some ill stories about NO ... could be something thatll catch alot of views on the net if he got some good stories ....
I wonder about this too. Serv on, fiend, mia X, Them twinz, skinny dude that used to sing all the hooks, big ed, and mac(did he die?)BlackAX410 wrote: »tharealest561 wrote: »I'm a No Limit fan and I don't find this to be amusing at all. I expected to come in here and hear that another soldier passed or got locked up.
King George is a sucker. PERNT blank period.
damn heard a lot of them No Limit ? is in bad shape u got any proof for da bolded?
I hope fiend aint turned into a fiend lol. This ? still go hard.
Na i know berkley is big but the ownerr toldus we had the biggest one. There was plansbtonlut a cafe in ours at one point but it never happend. Once i left they did donconstruction on it but nothing came out of it -
Paul Hate. wrote: »tharealest561 wrote: »P bought all his artists a house and a car in their name. They got paid up front and he didn't keep none of their publishing
I don't believe that ? ,thats bad for business.
According to Mr. Serv-On,Basically, P was doin' a huge business deal. Contracts came out; we didn't live by contracts, we lived by handshakes and word—blood in, blood out. Our contracts was better than any contracts, ever. I own my masters! We own everything.7_rolls_royces wrote: »
damn heard a lot of them No Limit ? is in bad shape u got any proof for da bolded?
I wonder about this too. Serv on, fiend, mia X, Them twinz, skinny dude that used to sing all the hooks, big ed, and mac(did he die?)
I hope fiend aint turned into a fiend lol. This ? still go hard.
Fiend still raps , he's released mixtapes the past few years and be with Curren$y a lo t, MO.B.? the one who was singing them awful ass hooks i think dude a J , and Big Ed been dead
but Serv-On broke down why No-Limit broke up.
Mr. Serv-On, who helped bring KLC and Craig B to the label before its mainstream success watched his friends bring in legal counsel. "We had people in our circle that weren't so-they-say 'street guys'—and they was with that ? . So one day [in a phone meeting], P was like, 'Man, they don't wanna sign [the contract], ? 'em!' The [lawyer had Beats By The Pound] on speaker. And they heard it. P didn't really mean nothin' by it; he was just gettin' mad, like you would with your homie."
According to Serv, KLC felt particularly slighted, after producing hits such as "Bout It, Bout It," "Make 'Em Say Uhh!" and "Down 4 My ? ," all major hits on top-selling albums. Mr. Serv-On explained, "[KLC and Master P] was like [Dr.] Dre and Snoop [Dogg]. That kinda really ? KL up, to hear that." Master P and KLC reportedly had several difficult verbal exchanges following the phone conversation. "P being stubborn, wouldn't apologize. KL was like, 'I'ma stand my ground.' So Beats By The Pound walked away. P waited so long to say, 'Man, Serv, go call Beats, let's work this out.' It was too late. They was gettin' deals." Beats By The Pound left the label, working under the name Medicine Men. In recent years, KLC has worked with the likes of Bun B, B.G., and former No Limit artists Curren$y and Mystikal.
Beats By The Pound's departure upset the roster at the label, which included Fiend, Mia X and Magic, in addition to Mr. Serv-On. "When they walked off, all the artists were like, 'P, we're not workin' with these other producers.'
http://www.hiphopdx.com/index/news/id.23804/title.mr-serv-on-recalls-the-phone-conversation-that-broke-up-no-limit-records -
? DAYUMN!! so the same ? happened to them as what happened to the roc and def row. SMH, people need backup plans and stop putting themselves in the hands of another man.KeepOnPushing wrote: »Paul Hate. wrote: »tharealest561 wrote: »P bought all his artists a house and a car in their name. They got paid up front and he didn't keep none of their publishing
I don't believe that ? ,thats bad for business.
According to Mr. Serv-On,Basically, P was doin' a huge business deal. Contracts came out; we didn't live by contracts, we lived by handshakes and word—blood in, blood out. Our contracts was better than any contracts, ever. I own my masters! We own everything.7_rolls_royces wrote: »
damn heard a lot of them No Limit ? is in bad shape u got any proof for da bolded?
I wonder about this too. Serv on, fiend, mia X, Them twinz, skinny dude that used to sing all the hooks, big ed, and mac(did he die?)
I hope fiend aint turned into a fiend lol. This ? still go hard.
Fiend still raps , he's released mixtapes the past few years and be with Curren$y a lo t, MO.B.? the one who was singing them awful ass hooks i think dude a J , and Big Ed been dead
but Serv-On broke down why No-Limit broke up.
Mr. Serv-On, who helped bring KLC and Craig B to the label before its mainstream success watched his friends bring in legal counsel. "We had people in our circle that weren't so-they-say 'street guys'—and they was with that ? . So one day [in a phone meeting], P was like, 'Man, they don't wanna sign [the contract], ? 'em!' The [lawyer had Beats By The Pound] on speaker. And they heard it. P didn't really mean nothin' by it; he was just gettin' mad, like you would with your homie."
According to Serv, KLC felt particularly slighted, after producing hits such as "Bout It, Bout It," "Make 'Em Say Uhh!" and "Down 4 My ? ," all major hits on top-selling albums. Mr. Serv-On explained, "[KLC and Master P] was like [Dr.] Dre and Snoop [Dogg]. That kinda really ? KL up, to hear that." Master P and KLC reportedly had several difficult verbal exchanges following the phone conversation. "P being stubborn, wouldn't apologize. KL was like, 'I'ma stand my ground.' So Beats By The Pound walked away. P waited so long to say, 'Man, Serv, go call Beats, let's work this out.' It was too late. They was gettin' deals." Beats By The Pound left the label, working under the name Medicine Men. In recent years, KLC has worked with the likes of Bun B, B.G., and former No Limit artists Curren$y and Mystikal.
Beats By The Pound's departure upset the roster at the label, which included Fiend, Mia X and Magic, in addition to Mr. Serv-On. "When they walked off, all the artists were like, 'P, we're not workin' with these other producers.'
http://www.hiphopdx.com/index/news/id.23804/title.mr-serv-on-recalls-the-phone-conversation-that-broke-up-no-limit-records
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