The strictly No Limit thread (no assclowns named KJ allowed)

I love no limit, do you?

This is the forum's only thread free of that assclown kj - he is the result of a gaping asshole and 10 penises mating.

No limit rulez!!!

There's no limit to my love for this crew

What's your favorite no limit album cover? KJ's mom should be on an album cover sucking big toes.... his mom is the gaping asshole... his dad is the tentacle penis

Without participating in the "controversy", I used to like No Limit back in the day (even though I've always have been and always will be an East Coast head). I had a good number of their albums, but I don't listen to them nowadays too much. I really liked the production from Beats By The Pound, specifically KLC and Craig B. I always thought No Limit was better than Cash Money that's for sure.

Mercedes - Rear End..... :brenda: god daaayamn!

lounge wrote:

Mercedes - Rear End..... :brenda: god daaayamn!

That was a VERY popular album cover.

hAHA yeah, how many people woulda bought it just for the cover I wonder...

On another note, I picked up Tru - True for 3 bucks in a pawn shop on the weekend, which I was surprised to see that sitting there.

lounge wrote:

hAHA yeah, how many people woulda bought it just for the cover I wonder...

On another note, I picked up Tru - True for 3 bucks in a pawn shop on the weekend, which I was surprised to see that sitting there.

I did own that Tru album as well as the Mercedes album.

lounge wrote:

hAHA yeah, how many people woulda bought it just for the cover I wonder...

On another note, I picked up Tru - True for 3 bucks in a pawn shop on the weekend, which I was surprised to see that sitting there.

Ausome

Altogether, I probably own atleast 30 No Limit CDs. I was heavy into them for most of '98 and some of '99 as well. Their downfall IMO was not holding on to Beats By The Pound. Once they were gone, the production was never the same and neither were the albums IMO

"Bunny, I'm the colonel of the mutha fuckin tank!"

If you didn't at one point like No Limit then you are a liar or totally gay. The funny thing is, right before Ghetto D came out I was a HUGE NYC SNOB. My fam and my hip hop influence was all from NYC so I used to clown the kids who were bumpin him early on in his Ice Cream Man days. When I first heard Make em Say Ugh I thought it was super corny but I was blown away by Mystikal so I decided to give No Limit and southern Hip Hop in general a chance. The rest is history. Thanks Master P.

Highsmith wrote:

Their downfall IMO was not holding on to Beats By The Pound. Once they were gone, the production was never the same and neither were the albums IMO

Cosign. I laughed when I saw P promoting his Only God Can Judge Me album as "the biggest rap album ever", lol. It was anything but and the content on that album left A LOT to be desired.