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Title: The worst part about Infinite's depressed era
Post by: Petey is my Bo$$ - ALKN on April 17, 2016, 10:36:22 AM
It actually came later than Master P and Puff. It was post Chronic 2. Catz riding around LA listening to Hood Rich and Little Wayne. That was freaking miserable man, confusing as shit.
Title: Re: The worst part about Infinite's depressed era
Post by: Blood$ on April 17, 2016, 10:40:56 AM
Master P > Suge Knight > Birdman
Title: Re: The worst part about Infinite's depressed era
Post by: MUHFUKKA on April 18, 2016, 12:58:34 AM
master p =suge knight>lil wayne<dj quik>birdman IMO
Master P > Suge Knight > Birdman
Title: Re: The worst part about Infinite's depressed era
Post by: Blood$ on April 18, 2016, 04:34:45 PM
the real supporting the fake <=/> the fake supporting the real

master p =suge knight>lil wayne<dj quik>birdman IMO
Master P > Suge Knight > Birdman
Title: Re: The worst part about Infinite's depressed era
Post by: DRGNBLZN on April 18, 2016, 10:17:22 PM
Money is the root of all evil.
Title: Re: The worst part about Infinite's depressed era
Post by: bouli77 on April 20, 2016, 05:11:11 AM
Master P incorporated West Coast artists into his music.

Master P was a West Coast artist before moving back to the South.

When he started his career he was mainly repping Richmond CA (sometimes referring his days growing up in NO, see Anything Goes on The Ghetto's Tryin' To Kill Me).

99 Wayz to Die is his last fully west coast project, it's a farewell project (as evidenced by the intro of 17 Reasons). Mr. Ice Cream Man (1996) is his last predominantly west coast album and Ghetto D and MP Da Last Don are the last albums to feature west coast producers at all (DJ Daryl & K-Lou on GD and DJ Daryl & The Sons of Funk on MPDLD).
Title: Re: The worst part about Infinite's depressed era
Post by: Sccit on April 20, 2016, 04:05:11 PM
Master P incorporated West Coast artists into his music.

Master P was a West Coast artist before moving back to the South.

When he started his career he was mainly repping Richmond CA (sometimes referring his days growing up in NO, see Anything Goes on The Ghetto's Tryin' To Kill Me).

99 Wayz to Die is his last fully west coast project, it's a farewell project (as evidenced by the intro of 17 Reasons). Mr. Ice Cream Man (1996) is his last predominantly west coast album and Ghetto D and MP Da Last Don are the last albums to feature west coast producers at all (DJ Daryl & K-Lou on GD and DJ Daryl & The Sons of Funk on MPDLD).



i love how u jus stop by real quick to drop these educational tidbits lmao thatswhatsup
Title: Re: The worst part about Infinite's depressed era
Post by: Caliluv213 on May 30, 2019, 08:31:49 AM
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