Because I sure as hell did
. I remember being a young Joey going 
, I GOTTA GET THIS TO BE A PART OF HISTORY!Only to see that the mofo dropped another album that following year
Did Yall actually Believe this Retirement (Be Honest)
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Because I sure as hell did
. I remember being a young Joey going , I GOTTA GET THIS TO BE A PART OF HISTORY!Only to see that the mofo dropped another album that following year
Whenever I feel old one of ya nikkas pops out and says shyt like this and reminds me I'm not old.
But no I don't remember him retiring just remember having the album.
But no I don't remember him retiring just remember having the album.
Piff Perkins
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letti cook
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@ the commercial....never saw that....but yeah, I believed it and gotdamn I wish he stuck to it
What if he stayed retired?
im just talking about making albums.
he still would do features
how would his legacy be seen as
im just talking about making albums.
he still would do features
how would his legacy be seen as
P was probably up like 100ms at this point as he had just signed that deal with Priority 2 years prior. He probably was going to really retire and go out biting Pac’s flow with no fukks given
I got that album in real time and didn’t even know it was a retirement album until years later
I got that album in real time and didn’t even know it was a retirement album until years later
Probably wayyyy better than its been because dude could have just played the background, and spit his "soldier, doulja, roller, uggh" shyt to the side. At one point this man had the world in his hands and could have easily kept the tank rolling. Then you gotta factor that the album was a retirement ploy on the fact that Too Short was going to "retire" that year. Hell a lot of rappers were pump faking like a mofo around that time
. If P was real about the retirement, he would have been more focus with pushing No Limit into a new generation, instead of trying to have hoop dreams at the age of 30 and falling out with BBTP.The whole album was like a farewell departure experience, thus the name "Last Don". You had the album cover with the cool moving hand cross thing, the double album steez which was....low key fire, and hell even the album had a legit close out track. Dude really seem like he was on the verge of checking out, and if he would had just kept the business afloat and not try to do that NBA shyt, he would probably passed the tank down to his Son and em.
Hell, I feel if P was still holding it down after the album, C goofy ass wouldn't have got that life bid, and Mac would have been straight because the captain would have kept the squad focus.
I know the nikka lies a lot but he really is a legend in this rap shyt
No Limit 4 Life
Looking from P being a dikkriding goofy, the man really embodied independent black own and paved the way for the South to break bread on so many levels outside of music.
Iverson_64
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Only if Lauryn Hill says it.
