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The twins album sold 500,000 
How did No Limit do it?
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Demon
Evil b*stard
no limit always been hot 
oohh...
Thanks for informing me
yeah that was like the only problem...between them....
so what happened with them and 6 shot??
Did that album ever come out
6 shot is that nikka....
I wish he could got a chance to shine on Cash Money..
At that time, P was a master of picking the most talented NO rappers (excluding the Miller clan) and having Beats By The Pound producing the NL sound. 
If you look at it in a serious way, Master P. business acumen was like that of Barry Gordy; the way he made the NO Hip-Hop scene go mainstream.
If you look at it in a serious way, Master P. business acumen was like that of Barry Gordy; the way he made the NO Hip-Hop scene go mainstream.
nah he followed klc(beats by the pound) nem...to tommy boy
and they put out 2 singles in 2001
alot of no limit cats got signed when they still had the southwest deal...and ended up gettin shelved once p crossed over...
beats by the pound left in 99...the last no limit album with them producin was lil italy
Barack Dracobama
Banned
No limit forever legends
Young/Nacho\Drawz
...come on let's picture the possibility...
He didn't sell all those records it was all marketing to draw intrest in those projects by saying they were flying off the shelves. He's already admitted to that. Go to the riaa site and do the math. It won't add up to the seventy five million records that they say NL sold.
Lot of times labels would have five hundred thousand units pressed up and sitting at various stores around the world and then they would turn around and act like they had a gold record on they hands even if the consumer hadn't purchased half of that amount.
I liked-
Mystikal Ghetto Fabulous
Silk The Shocker Charge It To The Game. Heard a few more projects but most of the artist just weren't talented. The talent was on make em say ugh. The rest of the acts were mainly goons or P's family.
I did meet someone down with NL back in the day when I worked at the mall in New Orleans East. He was in a wheelchair, said he got shot seventeen times. He beat on his chest and rapped for me. Said he was down in Baton Rouge with P. Shout out to him.
Lot of times labels would have five hundred thousand units pressed up and sitting at various stores around the world and then they would turn around and act like they had a gold record on they hands even if the consumer hadn't purchased half of that amount.
I liked-
Mystikal Ghetto Fabulous
Silk The Shocker Charge It To The Game. Heard a few more projects but most of the artist just weren't talented. The talent was on make em say ugh. The rest of the acts were mainly goons or P's family.
I did meet someone down with NL back in the day when I worked at the mall in New Orleans East. He was in a wheelchair, said he got shot seventeen times. He beat on his chest and rapped for me. Said he was down in Baton Rouge with P. Shout out to him.