? He wrote hooks (for his own stuff and for others), rapped, sung, helped produce songs and helped others pen their shyt...great versatile talent
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1-8-7-Skillz
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Don't know if this is true or not but I heard C Murder beat up Mystikal when he left No Limit
I always heard Mystikal speak highly of No Limit years after he left the label so I'm thinking it's just a rumor
Anybody ever hear this or know if it's true or not?
I always heard Mystikal speak highly of No Limit years after he left the label so I'm thinking it's just a rumor
Anybody ever hear this or know if it's true or not?
1-8-7-Skillz
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I also heard about this, I think the rumor was C-Murder got into a fight with Mystikal because he was smashing his then girlfriend Monica
He apparently helped pretty much everyone during his tenure there, from Mia to Mac to Magic to Gambinos to Prime Suspects to Full Blooded etcAny examples ? Didnt know that
Every Ghetto D song he's featured on had alot of Sleepy Eyed Jones in and on it
Let me hear who you think was the better over all artist then Fiend on No limit; so I can laugh
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Ms. Peaches (also a singer/rapper on No Limit) ghostwrote Mercedes Rear End album. I didn't know that until I stumbled across her LinkedIn page once.
Mia X's Sista Stories was supposed to drop November 1999. It got pushed back due to her losing both her parents. However, she completed the album around 2002 and it was scheduled for a 2003 release. She had songs with KRS-One, Lil' Jon, and Betty Wright. You can find her song with Lil' Jon, "Get Crunked Up", on YouTube.
When C-Murder released "Down 4 My nikkaz" as his lead single from Trapped In Crime, not only was KLC's name replaced by XL in the lyrics, XL and Carlos Stephens got credit for producing the song as well. When it first appeared on Snoop's No Limit Top Dogg, KLC was shouted out in the lyrics and was credited as sole producer of the song.
No Limit had a pattern of altercations at Waffle House. Mystikal allegedly roughed up some guy in an Atlanta Waffle House. He even made references to it in some of his verses most notably MAC's "Murder, Murder, Kill, Kill". Mia X's husband Hot Boy Jimmy got up and fixed his and Mia X's order himself at a Waffle House after growing impatient while waiting for the order.
C-Murder dissed Mystikal on "Bet Ya" on his independent release, TRU Dawgs. C-Murder's diss was in response to Mystikal saying he carried the label on "Settle The Score" which featured and was produced by Juvenile.
Mia X's Sista Stories was supposed to drop November 1999. It got pushed back due to her losing both her parents. However, she completed the album around 2002 and it was scheduled for a 2003 release. She had songs with KRS-One, Lil' Jon, and Betty Wright. You can find her song with Lil' Jon, "Get Crunked Up", on YouTube.
When C-Murder released "Down 4 My nikkaz" as his lead single from Trapped In Crime, not only was KLC's name replaced by XL in the lyrics, XL and Carlos Stephens got credit for producing the song as well. When it first appeared on Snoop's No Limit Top Dogg, KLC was shouted out in the lyrics and was credited as sole producer of the song.
No Limit had a pattern of altercations at Waffle House. Mystikal allegedly roughed up some guy in an Atlanta Waffle House. He even made references to it in some of his verses most notably MAC's "Murder, Murder, Kill, Kill". Mia X's husband Hot Boy Jimmy got up and fixed his and Mia X's order himself at a Waffle House after growing impatient while waiting for the order.
C-Murder dissed Mystikal on "Bet Ya" on his independent release, TRU Dawgs. C-Murder's diss was in response to Mystikal saying he carried the label on "Settle The Score" which featured and was produced by Juvenile.
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Let me hear who you think was the better over all artist then Fiend on No limit; so I can laugh
silkk
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snoop
mama mia
zayk35
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Ppl always thought Fiend was dope and I could never see why...I can't stand that gruff type voice same with mystikal although he had a few songs I liked...and I pretty much own every release from 96 til late 99
Snoop & Master P and Silkk, huh? Yea, get all the way out of here. What is your reasoning?
Yea, because that's the only style Fiend had. The fact he could come in and sing a hook, rap a verse etc in his normal voice is why he is the BEST overall artist on NL. Outside of Mia no one was doing that on that roster; they were just rappers, and add Fiend was a top 3 rapper on that label as well
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Snoop & Master P and Silkk, huh? Yea, get all the way out of here. What is your reasoning?
None of which mess with " There's one in every Family" Snoop and P being better artist then Fiend