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DUBCC - Tha Connection => Outbound Connection => Topic started by: Sccit on October 28, 2025, 10:12:25 AM
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https://www.instagram.com/p/DQXAkoekcWC/?igsh=NTc4MTIwNjQ2YQ==
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Damn rip
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https://inews.zoombangla.com/what-happened-to-young-bleed-latest-on-the-rappers-critical-health-condition/
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RIP
He was almost like the No Limit Snoop before Snoop actually joined No Limit. He had Snoop's laid back flow and style with Southern seasoning added to it. He had two bangers on his first album. The obvious one being "How Ya Do Dat Dere" that No Limit wisely put on like 4 of their albums, they had the same track on Down South Hustlaz, on I'm Bout It soundtrack, they had it on Young Bleed's solo album and of course added it to any greatest hits or compilations. I even remember reading something about it being on a local release before P bought it from Young Bleed and signed him. He basically built an entire career and gold album and signed and so on all from this one monster track. So many nights bumping this joint me and my homies age 16 getting our Drivers Licenses. By myself I was still bumping Death Row affiliates, but together this was like our most played joint that everyone agreed on.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=497XKEqCBfc&list=RD497XKEqCBfc&start_radio=1
This might be arguably the biggest banger that No Limit ever produced. Yet, there was another dope single on there, back when nearly every rap album usually compained one of those sentimental sort of "Dear Mama" or "Life Goes On" type of tracks that 2pac had sort of inspired. I used to look forward to those type of tracks. This was one of the good ones in that genre of hip-hop. P helped lift the track and contrasted with Bleed's laid back style.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SMrRiCokLGQ&list=RDSMrRiCokLGQ&start_radio=1
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RIP
He was almost like the No Limit Snoop before Snoop actually joined No Limit. He had Snoop's laid back flow and style with Southern seasoning added to it. He had two bangers on his first album. The obvious one being "How Ya Do Dat Dere" that No Limit wisely put on like 4 of their albums, they had the same track on Down South Hustlaz, on I'm Bout It soundtrack, they had it on Young Bleed's solo album and of course added it to any greatest hits or compilations. I even remember reading something about it being on a local release before P bought it from Young Bleed and signed him. He basically built an entire career and gold album and signed and so on all from this one monster track. So many nights bumping this joint me and my homies age 16 getting our Drivers Licenses. By myself I was still bumping Death Row affiliates, but together this was like our most played joint that everyone agreed on.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=497XKEqCBfc&list=RD497XKEqCBfc&start_radio=1
This might be arguably the biggest banger that No Limit ever produced. Yet, there was another dope single on there, back when nearly every rap album usually compained one of those sentimental sort of "Dear Mama" or "Life Goes On" type of tracks that 2pac had sort of inspired. I used to look forward to those type of tracks. This was one of the good ones in that genre of hip-hop. P helped lift the track and contrasted with Bleed's laid back style.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SMrRiCokLGQ&list=RDSMrRiCokLGQ&start_radio=1
apparently he's not dead yet
was just a rumor
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I remember this track. I think it was Problem who remade that track damn near word for word now that I’m listening to this.
rip young bleed. Our boy Matthew was just working on a song with him
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I remember this track. I think it was Problem who remade that track damn near word for word now that I’m listening to this.
rip young bleed. Our boy Matthew was just working on a song with him
Which track? You mean “how you do dat dere?” I rank it number one.
No Limit’s Best Songs (has to be No Limit Production to make the list like I’m not counting shit like “Bitch Please” that Dre produced and just happened to have a No Limit logo but the album was mostly West)
1. “How You Do Dat” - Young Bleed
2. “If I Could Change” - Steady Mobbin
3. “Is there a Heaven 4 a Gangsta” Master P
4. “Throw Your Hood Up” Silk and Snoop
5. “Miss My Homies” Master P
6. “Pushin Inside of You” Sons of Funk
7. “Would You Hesitate?” C Murder on I Got the Hook Up
8. “I’m Bout It” Master P
9. “Ice Cream Man” Master P
10. That Nas Joint on his Only God Can Judge Me album
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https://amp.tmz.com/2025/10/30/young-bleed-ventilator-brain-aneurysm/
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https://amp.tmz.com/2025/10/30/young-bleed-ventilator-brain-aneurysm/
I only now just realized he performed at Versuz and then got sick afterwards. The guy is only 47, I guess he really is "YOUNG" Bleed, because he's only 4 years older than me yet I was only 15 when I was bumping his music which means he broke through at like 18 or 19 years old.
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Which track? You mean “how you do dat dere?” I rank it number one.
No Limit’s Best Songs (has to be No Limit Production to make the list like I’m not counting shit like “Bitch Please” that Dre produced and just happened to have a No Limit logo but the album was mostly West)
1. “How You Do Dat” - Young Bleed
2. “If I Could Change” - Steady Mobbin
3. “Is there a Heaven 4 a Gangsta” Master P
4. “Throw Your Hood Up” Silk and Snoop
5. “Miss My Homies” Master P
6. “Pushin Inside of You” Sons of Funk
7. “Would You Hesitate?” C Murder on I Got the Hook Up
8. “I’m Bout It” Master P
9. “Ice Cream Man” Master P
10. That Nas Joint on his Only God Can Judge Me album
Whoa I’m guessing you’re not familiar with Ps early albums like 99 ways to die. The ghettos trying to kill me.
Best tracks are on those albums
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Whoa I’m guessing you’re not familiar with Ps early albums like 99 ways to die. The ghettos trying to kill me.
Best tracks are on those albums
Definitely familiar bro, that was the shit me and my homies could agree on in 97-98 when we 15-16 was No Limit. (So even if I wasn’t the one bumping it because I was still loyal to Death Row affiliates one of them would have it and) we’d be bumping that shit all night long having parties and shit those were the drinking days the only era of my life where I was drinking somewhat regular that was the big hype and to my own detriment— I was doing nothing wit my life but rolling wit homies drinking and chilling and No Limit was the soundtrack…
As for Ghettos Trying to Kill Me — P often gets accused of being a Pac biter — and he definitely is — but you hear more of the Bay Area Spice 1 influence on Ghettos Trying to Kill Me. It was like he out-spiced Spice 1.
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c biter — and he definitely is — but you hear more of the Bay Area Spice 1 influence on Ghettos Trying to Kill Me. It was like he out-spiced Spice 1.
lol stop
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looks like he officially passed
https://allhiphop.com/news/young-bleed-no-limit-affiliate-baton-rouge-rapper-dead-at-50/
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looks like he officially passed
https://allhiphop.com/news/young-bleed-no-limit-affiliate-baton-rouge-rapper-dead-at-50/
:'(
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RIP
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lol stop
Stop what?!?
Maybe you are reading too much into the “outspiced Spice 1” and not focusing on the main point that he was trying to hard biting Spice 1
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Stop what?!?
Maybe you are reading too much into the “outspiced Spice 1” and not focusing on the main point that he was trying to hard biting Spice 1
outspicing spice would indicate he's better at rapping like spice 1 than spice 1 lol .. and we all know spice is the far superior emcee
and tbh he wasn't really biting spice 1 .. it was more like he was influence by his companions in the bay, so he had that bay swag to him. the only rapper he was really biting was pac.