I still don't understand why new artist still decide to sign to him. The way he does business is nothing new but new artist still decide to sign to him.
@@richardvasquez6746 it’s n because if anything comes out of it you’ll at least have the fame or your name will at least get known in hopes to branch off eventually to make money. I can’t see any other reason than that. Like with him their name wouldn’t have been known or maybe wouldn’t be as famous. It’s risky business I’m sure they have to know.
A lot of the artists said they wish they slowed down so they could master each album they were dropping so fast they didn’t get to critic it much imagine if they could they would have been bigger!
So just to clear up something you said... when Slim got killed he wasn't part of No Limit. He had been left NL and started his own label Cutt Throat Committy! Slim was beefed out with P, but he rocked with C-Murder hard.
Mac Dre released an album w/his group the 'Cutthroat Committe' in late 90's early 2000's. N.O., I realize, had a street crew known as the 'Cutt Boys' (sic?) so I see the relevance for Soulja Slim but its interesting how the two areas share similarities.
It you're from outta town, the 3 projects you're most familiar with is likely the Calliope, the Magnolia, and the Melph. But if you're from New Orleans, you know the 3 projects, just as notorious, were the Desire, The St. Thomas, and the Fischer.
I'm sorry I am born and raised in NOLA and everything about this whole documentary is so wrong. Master P had like 10 people signed before Soulja slim and same with cash money B.G put out so many albums before juveniles 400 degrees and people fell in love with B.G not juvenile
When pronouncing places or parts of town in New Orleans that you can pronounce, remember that New Orleans was colonized by the French not the English. Plus a lot of places and streets are influenced by native Americans as well.
He's good too. The info he got on the Louisiana vids was great considering how secretive we are to ppl not from there. Ain't get it all right but we didn't expect him to. I like the kidd💯
Right? But what's crazy is Noreaga told P he thought the No Limit/ Cash Money situation would be the next Pac and BIG because they were all from the same city, but it never even went to that point.
You have to listen to drag em in the river part 2 with BG on it along with UNLV. BG was beefing hard with baby at the time and it's one of the best diss tracks ever. And drag em in the river The original is probably my favorite of all time. And there's certainly was a lot of anti Mystikal beef when UNLV were still active with cash money. Or the really early BG and Lil Wayne tune that also uses dragnet melody + New Orleans bounce samples. That was a cash money release. I thin. BG and 12-year-old Lil Wayne were talking about making Mystikal "spit up his Kool aid" IIRC 😂😂
@@brotherkareem181 gotta listen to all of UNLV's "uptown 4 life". Some of the best rap ever. Not just from New Orleans and I certainly think Drag him in the river is the best diss track ever. And honestly considering how much Mystikal gets in trouble for beating on women and sexual stuff, I don't even know if I want to play his records too much anymore and I love some of his early stuff. I got it on vinyl
You know we got you brother I can rewatch every video 🗣‼️💪 we need another SAN BERNARDINO VIDEO, Like an extra update on things you didn’t touch on and more details about the city 🗣‼️💯💯💯 LOVE YOUR CONTENT THOUGH💪💯
1998 was one of, if not "THE", most important year in hip hop imo. So much talent and so many projects put out. And New Orleans was running the game. It seemed like every week, either No Limit or Cash Money had a new album out. And the competition was heavy. Not just between the 2 camps themselves, but the rap game was very strong. We looked at it as just good music at the time, But now we realize alot of those albums are considered classics by artists who are considered some of the greatest. And for fresh, new, up and coming rappers from a city with no known history of hip hop to survive and thrive says alot. Here's some artsts and albums that No Limit and Cash Money had to contend with in 1998- Jay~Z: Hard Knock Life Vol 2, DMX: Its Dark&Hell is Hot AND Flesh Of My Flesh, Big Pun: Capital Punishment, Lauren Hill: Miseducation, 8Ball:Lost, Redman: Doc's Da Name, Method Man: Tical 2000, Outkast: Aquemini, Busta Rhymes: Extinction Level Event, Scarface:My Homies, and that's just some of them. What a time to be a rap fan! Much respect to No Limit and Cash Money for making it. It definitely wasnt easy
Maybe if he thought more about rap than his pocketbook, He would have made more than two good songs. I don't understand how someone who makes "ghetto D" and make em say uuuh just stops... And I was the one out there buying the holographic pokémon card ass album he put out after
Are they really that cheap though? Like you pay 8 dollars and thats the rent for a month, no tricks? If that is truly the case, then how come New Orleans has homeless people?
Swamp story is a Culture vulture...frfr & Get EVERY1 of stories wrong asf....& his excuse b it's Offiical documents in the courts from the police....lmaO...like they knO...goofy wood...they put charges on US & 2dem its Facts....(in my Gval Voice) B*tch get Yo Fact Stra8...
Man I remember making a cassette with one side Master P and the other Juvenile and Hot Boys. Used this to walk to school with and to pump me up before middle schoo track meets.. Master P as an artist was top notch, but Cash Money all around was better then No Limit
@@beingdiffrentiscool9393 they also didn't have 100 artists like no limit did 😂 but I'm old school from the Bay Area so we was knowing about Master P (Ice cream man)
As someone who grew up in the no limit/cash money era, i can't say one was better than the other. People felt a stronger connection to No Limit, but Cash Money was hot and crossed over into the mainstream once they dropped Bling Bling. I think it's interesting how P is richer than Birdman despite his label fizzling out at the end of the 90's.
@@draztiktunez7104 did he tho? Birdman label been popping for 30 years started in the early 90s and had 3 of the hottest artist between 2010 till now between wayne, nicki and drake and No limit run was crazy but it didn't last to as close as long as birdmans
@Marzel Simmons Niqqas just be saying anything on here 🤦🏾♂️ How tf Master P made “smarter” business decisions than Baby but Baby still a got over 100 M’s and P not that much richer? And when CMR and No Limit was going at it in the ‘90s, CMR brought way more of that pressure than No Limit. That’s why all these youngins remixing that Hot Boy shit 🔥 Most of them No Limit niqqas could barely even much rap with the exception of Fiend, Mac, Slim, Mystikal, and Mia X. Out of towners was jockin No Limit, we was rockin with them Cash Money Millionaires in the N.O… no shiny suits looking like Puff, no wannabe West Coast beats and fake Tupac flows, no on the slick swagga jackin Do Or Die… just straight Soulja rags, tees, Girbauds, Rees, and that gudda gangsta New Orleans Bounce
You missed a huge part of No Limit's come up. Priority Records. It started with Young Bleed's single from Baton Rouge, How Ya Do Dat(1997). Master P used that single to get his deal with Priority, and that's when No Limit started to rise, not with the signing of Soulja Slim(1998). Other than that, great video.
Curren$y got strong ties to the Magnolia and the streets of New Orleans, but he never tried to be the tough guy, he would just be himself and that’s why he gets a lot of love in the city
Man I eased past BG on St.Charles one day at the same moment the finest woman I eva saw getting into his Cadillac..the pimpest thing about it though,is the caddy was all stock...professional as f
I’m loving the Louisiana love … once you find out about the shit going on with the rappers in Shreveport, LA aka Ratchet City you gon realize the whole Louisiana throwed off 🤦🏽♂️
If yall want to get a deeeeeeeeep dive into new Orleans history watch 'RaRe reports' he has vids he made out there in the early 90s mid 2000s plus interviews with people that knew the kingpins from out there
One thing to note around the time Master P started taking over the rap game. It was 1996-1997, just after Biggie and 2-Pac were murdered and East coast West coast fued was basically squashed when everyone realized how stupid it was and it most likely led to the destruction of 2 of the best rappers of all time in the peak of their prime years. The reign of Death Row Records was over. They only had Snoop Dog left as a bigger name. Suge was letting MOB Piru members do whatever they wanted and it ultimately led to his arrest. Master P came out with Ice Cream Man and it was HUGE. It put him on the radar and made him millions. P saw the opportunity to buy a huge talent like Snoop and visited Suge behind bars and bought Snoops realese from Death Row in a multi million dollar deal. P took Snoop to New Orleans and showed him 2 or 3 giant mansions and said that's your house, that's your Mom's house and this is my house. Snoop has been forever grateful for this move by P. It saved his life for sure. During this time all of this was going down behind the scenes. Master P was working on one of the best Rap albums of all time in my opinion; Ghetto Dope. Or Ghetto D as it was later called. This sealed Master P and No Limit as the new #1 top of the chart hip hop group. Every album that followed was instantly multi platinum. After 2Pac and B I G was Master P. He had Mystical, C Murder, Sillk, Mia X, Mr Serv On, I believe they used Beats by the Pound on Ghetto D and that made the album. Car stereos were getting very advanced and cheap enough for everyone to buy. That album was what you wanted to play in your system. It was so loud. A masterpiece by Master P.
C murder didn’t listen to P and has been gone for a long time. C murder rolled around the projects in bulletproof trucks with killers all day after he was a millionaire 🤦🏿♂️😮💨C murder is in the place that those type go to rest.
We more history on San Francisco Lakeview ,sunny Del ,double rock , hp, Fillmore, mission st Army Street projects , Potrero Hill keep it coming man…. But I love the work very entertaining
At least our blacks understand, sense, and when it beef to chose your side and still allow for business. All blacks are not suppose to get along, we always had differ kind over the world and we traded upon territory and business, like Europe and Asia do now over the world, not all time their get along , but business happens with libras, mediators in the world.
If that's what you believe .. who am I to change your decision... I was not there but the research is crazy ... the pangia situation is good research.. The bible which I believe in also is good research for me to understand that skin color is no where documented in there as being important...
He said something that bothered me, that crack probably hit New Orleans harder than any other place in America. I guess because he’s a white guy (probably from a conservatives family in the suburbs) so he never witnessed the crack epidemic. I’m from Atlanta and in the 80s crack hits so bad that they did a Nightline report and a 2020 report that black males in Atlanta were considered endangered species. It hit us so hard and I’m surprised that a lot of people around the country don’t know that Atlanta is a battleground doing a crack era. Then the Miami boys came to the A and started a war and I think y’all may know how that ended. I should make a RU-vid channel exclusively for Atlanta so you guys can hear the stories that have never been told outside of the A.
There’s no way to compare it. You think it was crazier because you experienced it. By far Louisiana as a whole is poorer than Atlanta. It was damn near a third world country, can’t compare a major metropolitan city to some of these cities where industries left. Detroit, STL, etc.. no comparison
Both groups were my heros... its extremely hard to pick one but if I HAVE to ima have to go with No Limit... just a hair tho bc I was also a HUGE Cash Money fan too
Ya'll be down there tam bout some erl instead of oil. I love ya'll I can't lie we used to live in Uptown for lil bit before moving to Memphis but I'll be real some of the coolest friends I ever had was from the NO. It's always love
Bruhhh Master P is mad slept on . If it was not for him who knows what Snoop would of became after Death Row . Yoo my g it would be dope if yall did part 2 of the Vancouver B.C. gang wars .
Master P tried to block Cash money from the industry... It was stated on a special that was on BET... CASH MONEY was doing their thang in 98 when BG dropped "GET YA SHINE ON"
Yo I'm going to need you to do some more research on this. A lot happened during this time and no limit and cash money had started to fall apart. Slim was no longer a member of No Limit. He had Cut Throat Committee and BG had Choppa city. This is when beef was real
Thanx for the video man i was a mad ass no limit soldier(and really still am) 95-2000 to the point I wouldn't even really listen to Cash Money but i always had mad respect forBaby,Sugar Slim,Manny, Wayne,B.G.,Juvie,Turk and all who made it up out their pretty bad situations which i can relate to as i came up in the PJs of South Bronx
Peace to you and everyone from the Boogie Down. I stayed in Philly but most of my people were in Queens and BX, little Brooklyn mixed in too lol. Nothing but love for the big apple
I was always uptown cash money man but respect to that sentiment. I've met BG a few times when I was fixing his range Rover and he was a friendly guy and I lived in his part of uptown so it was chill. juvenile is one of the nicest celebrities I've ever met. That dude is friendly as hell and will take photos with his fans. No problem unless he's really busy. met him a bunch of times, really refreshing in New Orleans to see someone so successful just smiling and loving life and being nice to his people. I think everyone need to see more of that s*** growing up for sure
@@CHUMP-CHANGE don't get me wrong that period where I wasnt listening to Cash Money was really only like late 98 to late 99... I had Juvie's Being Myself & and Big Tymers How U Luv That before 99 and one of my homeboys bought me 400 Degrees ajd there aint too many albums that take me back to 1999, specifically summer 1999 like 400 Degreez so I never hated Cash Money I just loved No Limit alot more though of course Cash Money had some things I loved more like their squad being much smaller and Mannie being their sole producer cuz after No Limit blew up in late 97 there was just.too.many albums being released and it was quantity over quality though even if every album was dope, too much of anything is bad, Wu Tang was on a similar note around the same time though without better quality albums and it still was Too Much in Too Littile Time
Grew up across the street from the magnolia. I wasn’t hood or my sisters, easy to avoid the streets even in the murder capital. I got bullied and didn’t get mad if my pride was challenged. However 90 percent of kids struggle to not react to pride tested and that’s why it’s so hard to make it out. Two fights I got in 1. A guy pick his d*** on me and fought me when I pushed him 2. I got jumped because I didn’t let someone cut me in line before football practice . By my teammates older cousin …. Again very hard lol even being a nerd I couldn’t avoid fights and you wouldn’t even believe in movies the ish people fight over here
Like you said the video there was never a No Limit vs Cash Money. Back in the though I would say Cash Money was better. Juvenile was the MVP of the group, then BG, then Wayne, then Turk.
Leonard Carter yes sir just like you said, New Orleans rap music shifted powers Big Boy Records dominated the early 90s, once P moved No Limit to the South they basically took over the mid to late 90s. Then Cash Money took over the early 90s.
@@southsidecompton9668 No Limit had majority of Big Boy Artists.That's Something how Cash Money had just 4 Artists the Hot Boy,and they Still was Holding they own against everybody else,and took over 99-2000 Ha.
@@billysanders6758 Big Boy was the first hip hop record label in New Orleans. They had dope music in the early mid 90s. No Limit dominated the 90s right after Pac and Biggie died. Cash Money wasn't holding down shit in the 90s foo lol. Yeah they ran the early 2000s but 2000s music can't compare to 90s style period.
Respect to Pac and Biggie, N.W.A, etc., but there will NEVER be an era of music like 98 with No Limit and Cash Money. I was never ah Cash Money fan cause Bird wasn't SHIT. Neeggas IN the group even said THAT. Plus all the kissin goin on; I'm good on all that 👎🏾 lol. Juvenile stated in an interview, "Ion know WHERE Birdman got all THAT shit from... we ain't no MOB. He gone have people thinkin we ALL get down like that." Juvenile got one song I like. But I STILL will bump No Limit mainly because of Mystikal (I would like to hear more of HIS story cause I've been on The Prince of The SOUTH's music since The Mind Of Mystikal) and Mia X beautiful ass. I follow both of them on Instagram. After maybe '03 or '04... I don't fuck with nobody else's music.
There are a couple errors. Mystikal and UNLVs beef was before Mystikal signed on with No Limit. He was signed to Big Boy records at the time and went to Jive before being picked up by Master P.
yeah, he had a lot of things wrong. His timeline is way off. Mystical was with Big Truck records and then went to Jive afterwards before he signed to P. Soulja Slim wasn't with P until the late 90's early 2000's.
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Here's a "money move" summary of David Morales's take on "CASH MONEY vs NO LIMIT, The Untold Stories of New Orleans": David Morales delves into the captivating documentary "CASH MONEY vs NO LIMIT, The Untold Stories of New Orleans," exploring the intense rivalry and cultural impact between two legendary hip-hop labels. He analyzes the rise of Cash Money Records and No Limit Records, spotlighting influential figures like Birdman and Master P. Morales examines the competitive dynamics, unique musical styles, and significant contributions of both labels to the hip-hop landscape, particularly in shaping Southern hip-hop and New Orleans music culture. His analysis illuminates the untold narratives, challenges, and successes of these labels, underscoring their enduring influence on the industry and their pivotal roles in defining a generation of hip-hop artists and music enthusiasts.
Good doc. Just some minor issues. You left out the part where Master P paid Michael Jackson's manager 25K for 1hr of his time for a breakdown of the Record Industry. P then got the 80/20 deal with Priority. The time when No Limit and Cashmoney blew up was 1997 to 1999.. both started dying down in 2000. By 2002 BG/JUVE and Turk was already outta CMR. BG had already created CHOPPER CITY RECORDS in 2002. No Limit was doing crappy in 2002 with everyone gone. KLC and every major No Limit artist left from late 1999 to 2001. Also Mystikal was not No Limit when UNLV was beefin.. Mystikal was Jive and Big Boy records at the time. Also Soulja Slim was outta jail in 2001 and released STREETS MADE ME. He left NO Limit soon after and started his own label CUT THROAT COMITTY RECORDS. He released 2 albums. YEARS LATER around December 2002 and YEARS LATER... A FEW MONTHS AFTER in 2003... then he got killed November 2003.
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A couple of things real quick. Mystical was not with no limit back then. He was with Big truck records. The beef started when Mystical slapped BG in club Rumors. That's why UNLV made the song You is a hoe about Mystical. Which is a beat Mannie Fresh still uses till this day. Matter of fact, Mystical left Big Truck records and went to Jive before he even signed with Master P. Soulja Slim wasn't on Master P roster till late 90's early 2000's
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Do more on New Orleans. New Orleans rap scene has died a little but it’s still the murder capital. 2022 in April it’s already almost 100 murders and New Orleans is small. And the most active parts of New Orleans are The East and Downtown. Uptown is gentrified but it’s still worse than other cities hoods. And do the Stats right next time New Orleans is #2 for murders per capita after St Louis.
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That building you're showing is not the Melphomene project, that's the building for the disable and elderly. The Melph was only had 3 or 4 floors high. The rappers of Cash Money and No Limit didn't have beef, only P and Birdman had issue with each other. Juvenille had family in the Melph.
In louisiana there called parishes not counties Im the same age as a lot of the guys your talking about in this video i remember thoes days all these guys from new orleans was no joke if you went to the city you have better have known were you wasbecuse if you endened up in one of there projects and they didnt know who you were you probably wasent coming out of there alive
