Let's Just Admit. No Limit Was fukking Trash

[Free White & 21]

shyt was TRASH! Me and @observe used to gaffle damn near everyday (steal/shoplift) and break our driver off with clothes and cd's. One day after pulling out one of those No Limit cd covers that showed all the horrible albums that p was gonna drop or had dropped, he asked us to gaffle the WHOLE no limit catalog

Every tuesday we were gafflin new no limit albums and bumpin em as we went from mall to mall. A part of my soul died a little in that car

 

[Detroit Wave]

them nikkas were straight garbage

 

[aboss4real24]

Only nikkas from the south think there good

and some confused west nggaz

 

[LunaticVillage415]

No Limit was better in the Bay. Case in point:

 

[SuburbanPimp]

Well I will say that they put out more trash albums than good ones...... But they had some dope shyt and

TRU - true to the game > any Hot Boys album

 

[Methodical]

No Limit was the slow dude that had kids by his 1st cousin, and rap today is the result of those children procreating with each other and then their children doing the same

That's true.

 

[Methodical]

No Limit was fast food rap. Fast food tastes good, it's fun when you're young, it's got colorful packaging, but at the end of the day, even if you look back on it with some fond memories, it doesn't leave you very satisfied, it all tasted the same, and wasn't very good.

You still gotta appreciate it for what it is. I think it's silly to compare No Limit to anything, honestly. It was what it was. It was just some shyt to play in the background at a party or kicking it with your friends.

If you sat down trying to dissect a Mystikal or Silk album like then you missed the point IMO. I see no point trying to compare No Limit to other crews like Wu-Tang, Boot Camp Clik, Dungeon Family, Diplomats, Native Tongues, State Property, G-Unit, or even Ruff Ryders to be honest.

Early era Cash Money is the best comparison to No Limit.

I liked how you put it that shyt out right there.....that was good right there.

 

[Atlrocafella]

Reminiscing on my fake No Limit chain back in 7th grade

 

[Wild self]

It played a big part in the "hood = good" mentality which kinda sucks

There was some heat no doubt, but it was mostly some zeitgeist shyt

Yeah, outside of Mac, Mia X, and a few others, it was shyt. They capitalized the death of Tupac something serious, though.

Cats got caught up in thinking that just cause you caught bodies or sold dope, makes you a good rapper.

 

[Wild self]

No Limit was the slow dude that had kids by his 1st cousin, and rap today is the result of those children procreating with each other and then their children doing the same

 

[iceberg_is_on_fire]

This will forever be the shyt

 

[Get Right]

The music was horrible..

The hustle was too real though. Gotta respect it

 

[Ronnie Lott]

 

[Ronnie Lott]

I loved Mac's Shell Shocked album.....and still have this album

Shell shocked was a classic

 

[Ronnie Lott]

The music was horrible..

The hustle was too real though. Gotta respect it

Was mystikals "unpredictable" horrible?

Ice cream man
Ghetto d
The 7 sins
Charge it 2 da game
99 ways to die
West coast bad boyz
WWII
The shocker
I got the hook up stk
Down south hustlers
No limit top dogg
The last meal
Tru 2 da game
Steady mobbin
Bout it soundtrack
West coast bb 2


Anybody who fronts in these albums not bein dope/classics is absolutely crazy and I have to question their hip hop credibility