legit in the hood, but didn't really have critically acclaimed albums still Snoop got there. Top Dogg is near classic and Tha Last Meal is an easy 4-4.5mic album
Lets revisit No Limit's historic 1998
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legit in the hood, but didn't really have critically acclaimed albums still Snoop got there. Top Dogg is near classic and Tha Last Meal is an easy 4-4.5mic album
Nah, No Limit had Gold & Platinum plaques before Snoop.
Look at how expensive this video is for Mia X, that featured Foxy Brown
All before Snoop
I always wonder what took C so long to drop his album, I remember hearing dude on the radio and Wild Wayne (local dj) here asked him and dude was like he was just chilling (whatever that meant) but I wonder why it took dude until 98 to drop his album, but when it dropped that shyt flew off the shelves smh.
I remember that week it dropped, mane everybody and their mama down here had that shyt Lol...Akickdoe was killing the scene
I'm not sure if you speak about albums that magazine pump up, but Tru 2 da game was/is a classic and Ghetto D is a classic.
What made P stand out from the rest of the other CEOs that came through the game, dude was all about his money and didn't really care about the fame...dude dropped albums without having one radio single being played..but I see your point though with Snoop, Snoop somewhat put him in another light..but P had the underground world on lock...
I was shocked P performed at the American Music Awards...was it in 98??
Nah, Life Insurance, Ghetto D and Unpredictable were 4-4.5 mic albums.
those aren't in the league as a Top Dogg, which still gets play
Fiend - There's one in every family
Soulja Slim - give it to em Raw
Ghetto Commission- Wise guys ( underrated no limit album)
Mystikal- unpredictable
I'm still salty Fiend isn't bigger. Dude has all different kind of styles
Soulja Slim - give it to em Raw
Ghetto Commission- Wise guys ( underrated no limit album)
Mystikal- unpredictable
I'm still salty Fiend isn't bigger. Dude has all different kind of styles
According to who?
Cheech&Chong
rip chinx
That's a crazy ass year right there and it doesn't even include most of their classic material. (tru 2 da game, ghetto d, ice cream man, west coast bad Boyz 2) No Limit was king during their run. Top 7/8 goat hip hop catalogs.
the reviews that came out and the streets.
Then closed the year out with the Fury. I remember it like it was yesterday. I was working at Chick-Fil-A at the mall & saw Boz & a few big dudes with him all charmed up with the NL pieces. He autographed my napkin after he placed his order but when I tried to tell him I could rap he wasn't hearing all that.
About a week or 2 later I see this article in the paper.
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