so let's talk about how no limit records took over deathrow records fanbase after the row fell off

[sneakers&sex]

i would say they took over by 1998

if you were a death row fan you know what i am talking about.
i was checking for no limit after death row flopped.
i heard about p's name in late 97 but i started to check for him in 98 when make em say uh! dropped

then of the course the sighning of this rapper

by that time death row was just living off pac material and left over dogg pound rappers like daz and a
Michel'le album

 

[Brofato]

That first cover they put Silk alll the way in the back

 

[Poh SIti Dawn]

I don't know, that's true and I'm from the west but I didn't mind death row falling off and No Limit popping up cause west nikkas ain't like east nikkas, we fukk with that country shyt.

 

[sneakers&sex]

i feel like death row and no limit shared the same fans

 

[Stuntone]

It was only right the West showed us love in returned. The South had mad love for the West Coast, especially in the 90s. E-40 and all those Bay artist, Mc Eight, Brotha Lynch Hung. Pimp C was influenced heavily by Too Short, and most of the South was influence by Pimp C.

 

[Big Mel]

makes sense. i absolutely find y'all shameful.

 

[observe]

When was this?