Review: Silkk The Shocker – No Rules Soundtrack
Some of you No Limit fans out there may remember a soundtrack for the movie called “No Rules” which was advertised in the album Silkk...
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Happy 52nd Birthday To Hip Hop Mogul Master P! “Boss Of All Bosses”
https://youtu.be/B5ijzVSf_K8 Get your tickets to Percy "Master P" Miller's first birthday party, which will collide with his No Limit Reunion concert at the Smoothie King...
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Hot Boyz 2. A No Limit Films movie that never was.
Not too many people, including No Limit fans, know this but there was supposed to be a sequel to the 1999 movie Hot Boyz called...
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Review: Snoop Dogg – Da Game Is To Be Sold
Moving to No Limit in 1997 for Snoop Dogg proved to improve his musical career. Da Game Is To Be Sold was a departure from...
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Review: Master P – No Limit Chronicles Lost Tape
Master P’s No Limit Chronicles Lost Tape was used to celebrate the release of the 5 part Docu-Series on No Limit Chronicles on BET which...
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Review: Master P – Al Capone
Master P’s Al Capone album marked a 5 year comeback for Master P after he had been out of the game for so long. Master...
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Review: Master P – No Limit Chronicles: The Lost Tape
Master P’s No Limit Chronicles: The Lost Tape was used to celebrate the release of the 5 part Docu-Series on No Limit Chronicles on BET...
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Review: Afficial – Three Kings
Afficial - Three Kings is a tight East Coast rap album with a tinge of that commercialized pop sound with modern upgraded production. The album...
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Review: No Limit X-Mas
The No Limit X-Mas album is one of those Christmas-oriented albums which will lift your holiday spirits. Master P spread a little but of yuletide...
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Review: Afficial – Game Over
Afficial - Game Over is an East Coast rap album with some of the tightest freestyle sprinkled with a tinge of that commercialized pop sound...