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numbaz...80's baby;2359445 said:dam, neva heard of none of this shit.
good drop homie. Ghetto Twins was on No Limit too.
To answer yo question tho, seems like Big Boy Records didn't have as much hustle as P and Baby. From the looks of it, the label just folded and P bought a couple of his artist and shined.
Throwed Off Axel;2359456 said:yea I think No Limit bout out Partners in crime too shits crazy tho I find most of this shit on accident that nigga Tim Smooth was nice as fuck an underrated lyricist foreal
ratchet bity;2359604 said:they was cool but not fuckin wid cash money or no limit but damn near every rapper from 90s n.o. label hopped from parkway pumpin to big boy to cash money/no limit
ratchet bity;2359643 said:yea i neva understand why when people talk bout best out da n.o. nobody mentions tim smooth or big mike
BigMeatball;2359653 said:Ghetto Twins was never on No Limit, they was on I'm Bout It Soundtrack, but they signed with Rap A Lot. They still round here rappin at clubs and shit. PNC with Juvie right now. A few producers from Big Boy went with P and Beats by the Pound. Big Boy was the shit back then, but they didn't have the vision that P had. That's why they didn't do much. And Cash Money just was in the right place at the right time. P opened the door for N.O. Labels and Universal gave Baby and Slim a big deal. Juvie went 4x platinum with 400 Degrees and the rest is history. O yeah, Tim Smooth was a beast. I was in High School in the 90's and used to listen to that nigga on my way to school. The 90's in da N.O. Was super dangerous, but that was the best years of my life.
Throwed Off Axel;2359654 said:why do you think they didn't blow up??? cuz both of em were nice as shit I remember Playa Playa and Havin Thangs by Big Mike
ratchet bity;2359687 said:hell yea big mike was a beast and he killed them geto boys album i know he got locked up fo a while they both shouldve blew tim neva signed with a label worth mentioning. if they wouldve signed with no limit or cash money them niggaz would be considered legends
G Mackin' It;2359698 said:real shit mystikals first album is probably one of the most original hip hop albums ever made
Throwed Off Axel;2359525 said:Damn if ya'll come in this thread you can at least leave some type of input if ya'll agree or disagree sumthin i dont want this shit to die
dalyricalbandit;2359724 said:Well since JEFF AXEL put it this way ill leave alil something.......i was a young nigga in the 90's and from NY so i pretty much dont know jack about this.....
(lurks and reads,learns some more things about hip hop)
Throwed Off Axel;2359525 said:Damn if ya'll come in this thread you can at least leave some type of input if ya'll agree or disagree sumthin i dont want this shit to die
da_murderman281;2359960 said:Real talk first time i heard of Big Boy was back in 95 when i blind bought that mind of mystikal album. i was like godamn that got me hyper i played that like for nearly a whole year straight i was just a hype when i first heard. but anyway we gon make yo thread diamond dont worry bout that. this pretty much part 2 of big boy/cash money/no limit.
Throwed Off Axel;2359963 said:ight thanx yo who do you think had the best roster outta all 3 labels??
da_murderman281;2359993 said:Its a toss up between Big Boy and No Limit but ill give the edge to Big Boy. Having Mystikal,Fiend,Black Menace,G-Slimm(R.I.P.),Ghetto Twinz,Tim Smooth man too much raw talent on that labeL.
this shit go HAM
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