No Limit vs Cash Money The New Orleans Movement! Silkk The Shocker, Mystikal Calliope Var Explain
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Man 😂 Juvie walked niggas through the project with 400 degrees he painted pictures with that album
No Limit and Cash Money both did it BIG.
Juve grammar was more New Orleans than Master P. Cash Money dress attire was more New Orleans than No Limit. But Master P & No Limit will forever be New Orleans
@gun7network You must not be from Black-New Orléans? Master-P.'s accent is 100% an Black-New Orléanian accent!! We have different kinds of Black-New Orléanian accents here in Black-New Orléans.
He got it from soulja slim doe
Salute to you Boss talk for always standing on business! Ppl be trying to change history, no Limit movement was like no other! If p didn't break the door down, cmr would just be local. Bout it song n movie, showed the world how we was in New Orleans. East n West didn't respect the South until no Limit. Cash money took advantage of that, which was Smart by baby n Slim💯
He’s right about juvie, in New Orleans we had bounce music way before P
P represented the essence of Louisiana as a whole. Juvie represented the essence of New Orleans.
Juve was out way before Master P. Cash Money had big records before No Limit. No Limit popped "Nationwide " first. But he was right, it's Juvenile, because if you go back, P sound was more Westcoast, than New Orleans sound. When P went to the N.O. sound, the rest was history. Even Mystikal blew up before No Limit( Boot Camp Click). Ijs.
You trying to tell this story bro with a piece of the truth and the rest is 🧢.
Now it's either you really didn't know the truth or you knew the truth and decided to shape it how you see fit.
When you said Cash Money was out before No Limit, you were correct but about Master P sounded more Westcoast was a Lie, Master P little underground albums even when he was in the Bay, he sounded like he was a southern rapper, maybe some of his lingo was Cali, and the instrumentals were a little Westcoast kinda style but Master P sounded country his entire music career.
And Mystikal was not major until he signed with No Limit. The little bootcamp song was just something that got Mystikal feet in the door.
If you knew you were 🧢ing , don't ever do that again when discussing history, especially black people history. You're telling the young people that wish to know it and you're telling it wrong. This is important, it's not about me and you arguing about it, if so you knew, just apologize to the youth that's here reading these comments and if they see you that mature about it, they will think 🤔, "it's useless to think we're right when its more important for the truth". At the end of the day, we all WON black people
@BruceDragon-sf1tr Obviously you want attention. I never said Master P rapped WestCoast. I said his music had a WestCoast sound. You talking about him sounding "country", No Shit Sherlock. Juvenile was a bounce artist first, and bounce is a New Orleans staple. Cash Money had UNLV, "Drag Em Up The River", a hit in the South. Mystikal had 2 albums on Jive Records that were both big in the South, years before he went to No Limit. The 🧢in all this is that you thought you were giving me some history, Obviously, that's Cap. And as I also stated, once P, got with KLC, and Moe B, and went back to making music that sounded more like the New Orleans sound(not his dialect), i.e. I'm Bout It...That's when it jumped, then Cash Money went back in the lab, new roster, and they followed No Limits success. Go fight some other crime.
@highcee11 go back to school homie, you're going to need it out here. You lacking with that brains or you smoking something that's not green
@@highcee11ppl picked up no limit first I’m from California moved to Texas in 95 and as far as what was heard first outside of New Orleans was No limit and master P. Cash money sound didn’t spread till 96-97 and that was big tymers . Juvenile wasn’t really popping till 98-99
I'm from Little Rock. The first person I ever heard from New Orleans was Tim Smooth
Bro you been on our music respect ✊🏿
Boss talk tripping
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Honestly, it's refreshing when we get to hear from behind the scene as a No Limit Fan from tapes to cds. we actually took pride in reading the credits on those 💿 cds, which allowed us to know who was who, so to be frank. No Limit had us rushing Peaches...yet we paid our respects to the N.O when Big Mike was with Rap a lot
I agree juvenile had accent/voice bounce clothes master p launched in Richmond NO one in no limit had the 504 voice until Soulja slim
I agree with big homie, in the moment everyone was buying silk the shocker album. No one was complaining then
Boss talk lol dat ws classic
They painted different pics of New Orleans. P showed the gutter side of the NO. Var right about juve being that guy from NO. The swag,accent, and sound. Soulja slim and bg as well.
Cash Money No Limit Both Hard
Silk definitely was 1 of my favorite from the tank
How is Boss Talk, a man from Texas going to tell a New Orleans native about what real New Orleans Culture is? You asked him about his city, then gonna sit up and argue with him about it? #Pure Stupidity.
Maybe he just trying to spice the convo up a little more. Sometimes a real Podcaster or journalist has to play different roles, a director, vocalist, professionalism, coach . They can't be stale or the interview could not do what it was supposed to. These are skills, notice the new Podcasters or whatever not that good until they really start learning.
@@BruceDragon-sf1tr He should have just listened to what the man said. He gave his answer.
@TheRealVerbalAbuser you're correct sir. But unfortunately immaturity can override all sense of thought 🤣
@@BruceDragon-sf1tr Boss is acting more and more like a woman.
@@TheRealVerbalAbuser could it be possible that Diddy 🤔 .... ..... ..... ....... ..... ..... ..... Never mind
Juvie was out before P...Juvie started with DJ Jimmie back in the g 91-92..Bounce for the Juvenile..P just brought N.O. Nationwide, but Cash Money & Juvie embodied what life in New Orleans looked like..⚜️⚜️⚜️Facts.💯💯.🎯🎯 And Im a 9th ward representa..
Agreed P is wgat introduced the world 🌎 to new orleans with a natural prospective..cash money give it to you from a local prospective
I feel like I'm Bout It the movie Embodied New Orleans in my opinion and I'm From Atlanta. I feel like Juvenile Embodied New Orleans as well during the late 2000s. Soulja Rag was hard, but Ha. The whole 400 Degreez album was 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥.. But Cash Money was about Stuntin, No Limit was more Rugged and gritty in my opinion because of Cmurder, Soulja Slim, Mac, Magic, Marcello, Kane and Able.
Var is right juvenile is New Orleans in a lightning ⚡️ Bolt
Souja Ragz vs Ha is a tough one
I’m not sure if E CEO is getting it misconstrued but you can’t argue with a New Orleanian on what rapper embodies the culture of the city. Same way if the question was asked about Houston , an outsider opinion don’t matter. Now hands down, no argument Master P put New Orleans on the map period. Who embodies and immersed in the culture ? Thats Juvie, and this a Calliope dude telling you that.
U had to to have a No limit tank in 98-99 .. they was tucking them cash money chains in they was foo 😂
New Orleans The Truth
Gucci mane, Cedric the entertainer, and Lisa Bonet. 😂 🙏🏾
I wish Boss Talk quick arguing with Var, cause he not from New Orleans..No Limit was bigger outside of New Orleans.P started No Limit in California ans came back home to the N.O...Cash Money started in N.O. and represented more of the autheticity of New Otleans culture, even though most No Limits artist was from the city and were real also..Boss Talk you wring bruh..Also people in the N.O. and outside of New Orleans talked about Silk rapping offbeat and thought he was wack. So it is what it is..I feel like Boss is just in his bag and in his regional midset..Juvie definitely mkre representative of New Orleans ..P was doing his thing in the Bay, before he came home.😂 Var knows what he talking about..He from the city..⚜️⚜️⚜️Boss Talk 🤫🤫🤫Listen bruh.
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How you arguing wit a man who from the city telling you who embodies what new orleans is
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I agree with boss talk
Bust Down
Cash money was out way before no limit you’ll need to go through history
No limit popped first
I from Shreveport Louisiana and no limit was the first one we in the stores here now we heard about UNLV and Mystikal but they were still underground but we were in p first in the port city I remember UNLV supposed do a show down here
Big NO Business
Homie really tryna over talk var bout our city yes no limit open the door but p and them was on some Cali shit cash money brought u uptown down east cross the river juve game with the language of how new Orleans folks talk and dress in them times
Bro, stick to what to what you know about TX!
Why do y'all always have someone that I have never heard of speaking on well known figures???
This is a dusty channel.
Honestly, it's refreshing when we get to hear from behind the scene as a No Limit Fan from tapes to cds. we actually took pride in reading the credits on those 💿 cds, which allowed us to know who was who, so to be frank. No Limit had us rushing Peaches.yet we paid our respects to the N.O when Big Mike was with Rap a lot
No Limit >> Cash Money
No limit GREATEST EVER BYE💯