Master P & No Limit Booed Off Stage at Reunion Concert

[Fukwatutalkinwatisaylaw]

That's because his music is actually dope

P was good at making money, his music lacked quality and he was notorious at biting other rappers songs. Here's one of many examples:

Wow... Neva heard this shyt but it's jammim

 

[Big Mel]

No Limit stans swearing Mia X is/was nice is never not funny.


Now Young Bleed was nice but he wasn’t really a soldier like that.

 

[Stick Up Kid]

No Limit was a nice gimmick in 1998-2000.. but they were always laughed at and never respected

There’s a reason why they have been irrelevant for 20 years

 

[Tommy Sheppard]

No Limit was a nice gimmick in 1998-2000.. but they were always laughed at and never respected

There’s a reason why they have been irrelevant for 20 years

your just shock posting at this point.

 

[Stick Up Kid]

your just shock posting at this point.

Great music stands the test of time.. P was releasing 100 albums a year. and not 1 album from No Limit is seen as a hip hop classic... that should tell you something.

 

[Tommy Sheppard]

Great music stands the test of time.. P was releasing 100 albums a year. and not 1 album from No Limit is seen as a hip hop classic... that should tell you something.

ghetto d isn’t a classic? man go sit down somewhere.

 

[Stick Up Kid]

ghetto d isn’t a classic? man go sit down somewhere.

Ghetto D? lmao...

Outkast, UGK, Cash Money, Eightball N MJG, Geto Boyz, Facemob, Goodie Mob, etc. them nikkas in the South got legit classics.

 

[JustCKing]

No they weren't

You just exposed the fact you just saying stuff bruh

P's Da Last Don outsold Aquemini AND ATLiens combined in 1998.

No Limit was huge in the South & Midwest

It didn't. Da Last Don sold 2 million copies. Because it was a double album, the RIAA doubled the shipment for a 4X platinum certification as it does all double albums.

 

[JustCKing]

Outkast was bigger in the South in 1998

You are comparing Kast, who dropped one album in 1998 to a label who dropped 23 albums in 1998.

 

[Jacaveli The Don]

Exactly. Longtime coli users know there are inbreds and airheads like @Jack Moove @Big Mel and @Stick Up Kid that just love to downplay and degrade No Limit, not caring about facts, just posting some subjective bullshyt built out of pure hatred n jealousy

No Limit's gutta nikkas would laugh at those hatin' ass bum broke NYC rappers these fukkups adore, and knock their teeths out at the same time

1. Keep my name out your mouth

2. Keep those trash No Limit songs out of this thread, no one is looking to play them

 

[Mindfield333]

yall really must have peeped the wrong no limit albums.......u cant hate on shyt like Mamas Bad Boy,Unpredictable, 99 ways to die, ghettos tryna kill me.

I don’t ever entertain opinions on southern rap from non-southerners

 

[Stick Up Kid]

I don’t ever entertain opinions on southern rap from non-southerners

Which is our point.. Southern hip hop at the time was local. and mostly laughed at.

 

[Pegasus Jackson]

No Limit in it's heyday was a weird ass period in music. It's almost like people knew the music was mostly trash but felt compelled to buy it regardless. I don't care what nobody say, I have never met a legitimate Silkk the Shocker fan in my motherfukking life.

 

[JustCKing]

Which is our point.. Southern hip hop at the time was local. and mostly laughed at.

Nah. This was 1998. Southern Hip Hop definitely wasn't local. Face was platinum, Kast was platinum (went on to go double at the top of 1999), as were Mystikal, Silkk, and C-Murder. P had just released an album that went double platinum and would later go triple platinum. He released an album that went 4X platinum in 1998. Goodie Mob was going gold as were Eightball & MJG. No Limit had Kane & Abel, Fiend, Mia X, and others that were gold between 1997 and 1998.

A lot of these artists were on magazine covers and on MTV.

 

[Playaz Eyez]

yall really must have peeped the wrong no limit albums.......u cant hate on shyt like Mamas Bad Boy,Unpredictable, 99 ways to die, ghettos tryna kill me.

Dudes probably started listening to No Limit in 2005. Heyday NL was putting out a ton of stuff and a lot of it was heat. Fiend, P, C-Murder, MAC, Mystikal, Soulja Slim and even Silkk had very good albums.