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Yes, I am. A big fan. You know how many albums I've d/l-ed over the years? Thousands lol

Westwood area

What Oddisy said!

@@dareviewer4265 I know what he said my guy

Oh man! I actually forgot about the movie P had made around that time, I think the whole movie is on here, I gotta look for it now lol

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I actually like this album, and I will explain on the disc 2 review, but I can understand why some didn't as well, and I'll explain that as well.

@@dareviewer4265 please check my page I got the eternity video man I wish I can get a copy without the end credits

Sorry to hear that, I know some that was No Limit fans and now some are gone or locked up for life. Yes, I know some may not like some of the songs because of the "uuuuuggghh" in between them, it can get annoying, but other than that, it was pretty good.

Yes sir! I remembered that about bizzy, even though he's actually one of my favorite members in the crew.

Haha, you know it! I know some ppl may not be familiar with Fabu, I loved that song with a passion when it first came out in the mid 90s, but I never knew the name of it.

I think he had went bankrupt around the late 90's/early 2000s with the label, and he renamed the lable No Limit Forever or it was another name before that. Crazy how ppl don't talk about it for real.

KLC got the catalog

@@dareviewer4265 ok i was wondering because it says priority records on Itunes. right like its some kind of secret

@@generalkhan5569 ok because it says priority records on Itunes

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Yep u right and c murder sound like pac on ever no limit album

@@crews-lj3ph Magic sounded like Pac in the beginning as well.

Give me a example where he’s “trying to” be like 2pac

@@j2323j Just listen to the album.

@@Keep_rising_to_top Can’t give me an example 🤣 goofy you just a jealous hater

I love Ghetty Green, I feel like Pat wasn't playing and was paving the way for more down South artists, even though Scarface, Willie D, and many others were doing so back then, but I feel Pat definitely opened up the door for sure for many others.

Exactly. I'm 40 something years old and ppl told me when I was younger I was going to stop listening to rap, and I still listen to it, faithfully lol, I thought it was funny how they're telling me what I should be listening to. I'll make a video about that one soon!

Oh for sure dawg, I absolutely think Lil Wayne is overrated, but I definitely respect his hustle on when he became one of the "greatest", I gotta put that in quotes. That's what I didn't like what he did, instead of giving K props he just made it all about himself, and that was messed up. He didn't think at the time when he was hot he may have ppl said the same thing to him on why they weren't selected for certain activities. It's crazy bro.

Yes sir, lyrically they were on point regardless with Paul & Juice. I noticed that as well about the Chi Town, Crucial Conflict and many others were around Memphis showing love and vice versa. I definitely appreciate the comment bro! That means a lot!

True, I acually have this topic dropping soon lol, I was going to get in more of depth with the modern rap music today, and artists that I used to that makes music in today's time. K Dot is decent, I heard a few of his songs and he seems ok. I will tolerate him and J.Cole than the rest of them.

Really? Like bad things?

@@dareviewer4265 he keep raping about the world is ending and other crazy stuff

Cool stuff! I didn't know that one. Now that you mentioned it, it is Scarface (the rapper) song, I totally forgot about it. I knew "I ain't tha 1" was from somewhere, it's an Ice Cube solo, I love that track also.

Hell yes! I will also say that if Rap Hustlaz had stayed away from the mic and just let GB and Skinny did their thang it would've been better, I think.

@@dareviewer4265 I agree.

Dang, that is a lot! You just stacking! I'm sure there has a video or something you post up with that many collections bro!

And none of that is worth shyt😂😂

@@NA-gd3sd thay all worth alot you ain't worth shit but a penny

@@antoniolugo4727 😆😆🫵🤣🤣😐😑😐😆😆

@@NA-gd3sd it depends on what it is of course. There are some collectors out there who may want it.

I would say close to like 250 CD's. I haven't bought Blu-Rays in a while but I'm going to start back collecting them again.

You know, that's a good question. I would say they may produce some by themselves, and others they go solo. I honestly can tell who produced what by their "signature".

@@dareviewer4265 what's their signatures

Maybe so, cuz listening to this tape, the quality is pretty decent, but even the professional remastered didn't quite help as much. Yes, a little he does sound like Tupac, didn't thought of that until you brought it up.

Very fast! I can't remember the song, but he went breathless for at almost a minute just flowing mane!

@@dareviewer4265 on roc-a-family on heltah skeltah cd

Word!

All the time! But I guarantee they watch horror movies, action, and all that but claims that there is a difference!

Thank you! Don't get me wrong, I like Can It Be?, but IADG is probaly my top 2 favorite GB albums, I would say 74 Mins of Bump being #1.

Thanks a lot! It's always like that brother! Gangster rap is the only one that has ppl looking at me as a bad person, all of the time! I usually get a little frustrated because I'm like they don't even know me enough to make that judgment. It's good to know that we're on the same page when it comes to this. I've even had ppl when they encountered me, they was like they totally misjudged me thinking that I didn't know much about certain topics, not just rap music. I'm a very smart individual, they would be surprised of the things that I actually know, like historic events (I love late 1800s-present history, I mean I absolutely love it!) What you just said! When it comes to gangster films that has Al Capone, Iceman, Jeffrey Dahmers, you name it, they get more praises. When it comes to black men even having movies like Juice (Tupac mentioned this as well), we're looked as if we're the bad guys, and it sucks man. This is the country we live in I guess, This Is America!

Man, ever since my older brother used to listen to rap music back in the 90s, that definitely influenced me to actually get into it. Cuz I was coming up, I used to love rock, alternative, a little bit of heavy metal. I started fully listening to by myself like in the mid/late 90s when I was introduced to 3 6 Mafia, that's how I got started just hearing them out and the whole nine yards! And like you said, "gangster rap" to me, helped me looked up some true history on how we were mistreated coming up, and some of what was said still applies today! Songs like Visions of Poverty by Taylor Boyz, Hand of the Dead Body by Scarface, just to name a few. At the end of the day, I will continue to love it, of course not all of it, but definitely a lot that helps me to grow into the better person of who I am today. I will definitely talk more about horror movies or movies in general on how that can influence more than rap music!

Exactly! I've never sold drugs or kill and I love rap faithfully lol, the crazy part with that is ppl believe if you listened to it, you're capable of doing what's being said. They're not listening to the right type of rap, and that's the sad part. It's the only genre that holds others to a standard of being a "good person" or not. Same here, I was involved, specifically around the wrong crowd, and listening to it did kinda put me on that side of doing dumb things as a teen, or like in my early 20s. But truly understanding the type of guy I am, I can differentiate the reality and entertainment of it. Dang, that bad with the parenting?? Lol luckily my parents didn't care that I listened to as a kid, as long as it didn't disturb her if she is watching movies or if it's not too loud, then they would have a problem. She used to watch movies that's rated R around me when I was like 10/11 years old, but I was matured enough to get caught up in that lifestyle of what the movie was about. Now, that's the idea! Out of all of the family that was getting in trouble a lot, I was one of the only few that didn't get involved with that type of deal, but I faithfully listened to "gangster rap". I never let it affect me at the end of the day. I still do, but I'm more considerated on what I play in front of the family. I also have a chat with them to not let what I listen to fool you, I just love the music and that is as far as it goes.

You already know! I've been told by other ppl that they didn't pass me as that guy, but I'm like you have no idea!

No doubt, those with intellect knows this; but the older ones (baby boomers mostly) believes so. I'm here to correct that nonsense.

Ok, great! It is a little confusing with the title being put that way, so I tried to list it the best way that it's recognizable. I may want to say a little something about "Lady Bee" in the future, even someone else already mentioned it on video.

Yes! That's what's up man. This album pricing is pretty high, it's getting harder and harder to find music like this to this day's time too!

Yes sir it is! You know, I noticed that it is more harder and harder to download music today, at least for free. *Hint* another topic I'll bring to the table soon!

Man, I remembered when I first heard this, I jumped out of my seat in amazement cuz I have never heard a track like it! That hook is classic as well!

That's probably the one I will most likely review of BLH, other than that one, I'm not a big fan of the "cannibalism" style he does.