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Lil' Wayne: ''No Limit was wack...'', WTF?!
Birdie:
I liked Wayne, I bought Carter I & II, but this is enough dudes!!! This little ego fool has said that No Limit was wack...
--- Quote ---Was there a mutual respect between Cash Money and No Limit?
I think the fact that No Limit was so wack helped us, literally. ‘Cuz they was wack and they was big and they represented New Orleans. So that automatically makes someone else from New Orleans get looked at and we was right up next. They started comparing, which was the best thing that could have happened for us. Once they started comparing they saw that there was no comparison. We have skills we could really rap, we could really do what we doing. [Master P] had a trillion rappers that probably one of them could rap and that was Mystical...and Solider Slim, they didn't get him ‘til after. So I thank them for being so garbage.
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Mothafucka should apologize to all No Limit Soldiers. What about C-Murder, Mac, Fiend, Soulja Slim and Big Ed? KLC on the beats? Mac is comparable lyricist to Nas.
In the fact, Wayne was the wackest of Hot Boys. B.G., Juve and Turk always have skillz and respect. But Wayne was only fuckin' around with Birdman and was a lucky bastard that couldn't rap and couldn't rhyme of course. Hot Boys saved his music career, he should think about it. His lyrics equal point 0 and he says shit about No Limit. Better keep his mouth shut. I'm his hater since now, but I always gotta love the rest of Hot Boys. The whole interview is there:
http://www.xxlmag.com/online/?p=24750
The only thing wack here is him.
Flava In Ya Ear:
--- Quote from: Birdie on September 29, 2008, 06:40:30 AM ---I liked Wayne, I bought Carter I & II, but this is enough dudes!!! This little ego fool has said that No Limit was wack...
--- Quote ---Was there a mutual respect between Cash Money and No Limit?
I think the fact that No Limit was so wack helped us, literally. ‘Cuz they was wack and they was big and they represented New Orleans. So that automatically makes someone else from New Orleans get looked at and we was right up next. They started comparing, which was the best thing that could have happened for us. Once they started comparing they saw that there was no comparison. We have skills we could really rap, we could really do what we doing. [Master P] had a trillion rappers that probably one of them could rap and that was Mystical...and Solider Slim, they didn't get him ‘til after. So I thank them for being so garbage.
--- End quote ---
Mothafucka should apologize to all No Limit Soldiers. What about C-Murder, Mac, Fiend, Soulja Slim and Big Ed? KLC on the beats? Mac is comparable lyricist to Nas.
In the fact, Wayne was the wackest of Hot Boys. B.G., Juve and Turk always have skillz and respect. But Wayne was only fuckin' around with Birdman and was a lucky bastard that couldn't rap and couldn't rhyme of course. Hot Boys saved his music career, he should think about it. His lyrics equal point 0 and he says shit about No Limit. Better keep his mouth shut. I'm his hater since now, but I always gotta love the rest of Hot Boys. The whole interview is there:
http://www.xxlmag.com/online/?p=24750
The only thing wack here is him.
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He did say Soulja Slim, but it says "Soldier Slim" instead.
And, No Limit was not wack...They was GARBAGE!
When Snoop was there was the only time i checked for them outside of Soulja Slim and Mystikal even though i wasnt a big fan at all. C-Murder was aight. Nothin major.
BUT his ego needs to be checked.
Fans are always, "Yo, Wayne gotta be on this or Nas gotta be on a Premier track, why hasn't Jay-Z rolled with Ski..."
What the fans need to know is that niggas got prices. A lot of the songs you want a nigga on, those songs don't meet that standard. Don't meet that price. There's a lot of songs I've recorded, hot songs out right now, that I ain't on, ‘cuz niggas can't do that price. We have mouths to feed, for real. A lot of times people get that fucked up, ‘cuz we not doing what they doing everyday. We got mouths to feed.
Are you speaking on them wanting a certain amount or you wanting a certain amount?
Oh it's never a them wanting a certain amount, ‘cuz it ain't that serious, we don't want you that bad on our song. It's me. My amount. You got to meet that standard and I don't be trying to lower it, ‘cuz one day it's not gonna be able to be this high. So, I'll lower it that day.
Flava In Ya Ear:
"I'm too cool to be reading and writing..."
this nigga......
"im not into made-up stories"...haha says the fake blood/fake street nigga huh? haha
Birdie:
Yeah I know he has said Soulja Slim, but I must mention him too with dem artists.
K.Dub:
Now I'm not hatin (both labels have been puttin out dope music in the past - but we see which of these two labels that stay relevant today.
Plus, how can you just switch on Wayne cause he doesn't like No Limit?
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