Master P Details "Tru 2 Da Game," Why He Was Cut From NBA
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Shot & Edited By: Akthentik (@Akthentik)
Interview By: Justin Hunte (@TheCompanyMan)
This is one of the only ppl that actually let Master P finish his interview. Much respect
"You standing on stage getting a trophy; I'm going to the bank to get whatever I want!" Classic line. Forget being lyricist of the year, live your life.
+K.D. North Real shit
That's some real shit real statement
💯💯💯💰
this the only celebrity i would like to meet. people always try to diss master p but there would never be another master p he changed the game!
When Master P said he didn't care about being the best lyricist he was about them checks, I really felt that ft fr
"if they were gonna offer me 1 million dollars i gotta be worth 40-50 million" that's tha shit they dont teach in school!!!
When P signed that deal with Priority THAT WAS IT!! The rest is history.
Master P got bars!!! I don't give a fuck wut nobody say!
When P talk u gotta take notes
Str8 facts...
I was a major No Limit fan back in the day and proud of it too!
Man, Master P IS the American dream
Gatta think who taught p.
P is an inspiration to every up and coming businessman
I feel like I like listening to Master P interviews the most.
I remember when he came to KC selling his Cds out that van. I didn't know at that time I was buying a CD from a soon to be star. wow
My favorite song on Tru 2 da game is Swamp N***a 💯🔥🔥🔥🔥
When Pac died I jumped on dat Tank!! Tru to da Game was needed at the time, it healed the game after Biggie and Pac died...to me
Many felt that way. Bad Boy was doin' mainstream hits, Nas fell off, Jay and X would rise later in 98, Face kept it hood, Cube gone, the void was filled by the down south TRU soldiers
@@smarkslowplay3512 how did Nas fall off?
@@tbj4855 Firm and Nastradamus flopped and weren't well-received
Master p is my second distant dad...tought me a lot about the street and his Artist too...miss the old no limit...I loved them guys..RIP too all the passed no limit artist and the incarcerated.....Old no limit 4 Life.
This interview was a treat. ,, Respect.
Salute to MASTER P! made it out 2 ghettos! New Orleans and Richmond in Northern California!
NO rappers were ever in Wall Street Journal, Fortune magazine, etc. before P got there. Can you imagine a gold mouth southern rapper turning the world on its head to become the richest hip hop ANYTHING in the game????? None the less all this happening in the mid 90's. Two words....slept on.
Now his newest music.....ummm, I will just stay in the past ;)
Agreed
Wasnt slept on..had his time..as u said the music(that classic no limit) went...but no limit was being bumped by everyone! Hard!..now i will say they full stride took time to catch fire (dudes was playin old albums lile they was new) but they burned out so to speak..but that fire was LIT when they peaked...underrated more like it...
I must say that I'm bout it p.2 is fiya
Distribution is all we ever needed. But most people want the fame . I just want the money
+TheKJProductionz The distribution is there now with CDBaby, Tunecore, Mondotunes, etc. You just have to grind and get your music out there so people can buy it. A guy I went to school with is a blue singer now (J.R. Blu Check out his music) )and he's getting regular shows and distributed via CDBaby which gets you in around 90 stores for $35 a song/$99 an album. You really don't need a deal these day to make money. you won't be famous but you're making money. And dealing with the blues, if you can get one hit, you can do shows for years off ONE song
KJ you are exactly right. Distribution is all you need.
+MSNTLRecords wise friend of mine told me, which is why i got into cd baby.
+MSNTLRecords he had a group that was 1 on the pop charts in japan at one time. They made alot of money and never moved back home lol.
TheKJProductionz I don't blame him. It's a lot easier (generally speaking... not literally) to make good money in genres like Pop, Rock, Country, etc. indie than hip hop simply off fan base size. Put your music on CDBaby, MondoTunes, Tunecore, etc., shoot videos, do shows and they don't need a major (because your music is everywhere like theirs). With hip hop/rap, you can do the same but these days you have to sift through 100,000 rappers and 50,000 producers to find the good ones. Many rap fans these days don't wanna do that so indie artists suffer. That's why you have to build yourself up locally then regionally then nationwide (and the Internet allows you to promote yourself worldwide at the same time)
When God's Opportunity knocks open the door and receive that blessing!
this why I love and respect Master P till this day he was a real visionary and paved the way from my generation up until now love u P IM NO LIMIT 4 LIFE
Good interview, I wish I could hear more about New Orleans No Limit, the artist then and now and how P viewed Cash Money success and how their music differed from his perspective. Interesting hearing details of Bobby Phil's death.
Vlad take notes.....
+662chillin These are the type of interviews he's missing, I don't care how you feel about Master P as a rapper, as a businessman this is who you need under your belt.
Best interview I've seen in a long while.
P spit street game not bars it's a huge difference
Country rap tunes
+cet Tha rida Doucet P aint got bars but over a beat his verses are fire and real as fuck. Like you say, street game
Game spitter
yeah anyone born after 1993 wont know what the fuck is street lol
I respect that P. never cared about what people thought or was never scared to move around when situations went sour. His whole mindset was chasing the bag💰 & living comfortable.
8:18 "Mister P, the country singer!" lmao
He finally said KING GEORGE.. #TRU
I'm going up the river for a very long time
I hate they fell out. George stayed behind and kept puttin on for Richmond.
Always been a master p Stan. He’s always been dope to me on the mic.
master P's a wise dude..Reguardless of wuteva
I really respect this man ....
15:49 "The houses are paid for, he didn't get a loan"....YES!
As Snoop said, Master P showed the rap game how to make money. Yeah you had rappers that were signed to major clothing brands, appeared in movies and/or had record labels but Master P put out his own movies, owned No Limit and had his own clothing line. Glad to see two major icons like Snoop and 50 admit their got their game from P. 50 pretty much did everything P did in the early-mid 20s and took it to another level when he hit the lotto with Vitamin Water.
If there were a Mount Rushmore for hip hop, you could make a strong case for P to be on there (not saying he would be on there, but the case can be made). If there were a Hip Hop Hall of Fame, he would NO DOUBT be 1st or 2nd ballot.
Torcher Chamber was my favorite song off of the TRU album
ol305stunna smokin green was my fav
ol305stunna
Yo life is in danger!!!
ol305stunna Mine is either Torcher Chamber, Swamp Nigga or The Lord Is Testin Me.
Rick James booom!
The art on the wall is CRAZY! It's ill how old skool emcees look had such individually unique style. I need those joints on my wall!
Master P is a legend. Jay-Z and P. Diddy ain't got nothing on his riches!
Great interview very inspirational
This interview is pure diamond gold.just awesome
Pop Goes My Nine was my favorite
my shit 2
+Wavy Max my niiiiiiiiiiiiieeeeeeiiine
that was the shit!
Crazy record
the houses are paid for he didn't get a loan. that's what's up. he should've got the loan with a completely black owned bank just so that particular investment could circulate for a while. but you never know which black owned banks are totally vested in black interests unless you really research them
If you have money why get a loan
Daymmmmn thats on sum REAL REAL!!!!
I just woke up on you Playa, gotta tip my hath to you Master P, I am awake now.
Thanks for kicking that knowledge and keeping it real.
Mo power to ya.
And good looking HipHopDX for the upload, stay on point!
Master P is so intelligent I admire him so much and think he is a great producer
Actor, NBA player , and a rapper lol 💯💯💯🙏
DAMNIMFRESH1 entrepreneur as well
Trapper
U forgetting the main title CEO
2019 & still bump no limit to this day!!! Og fan since high school era! Remember copping CD's damn near every week!!!
I think the interviewer doesnt realize the song he loves called Tru ?s is a remake of Eazy E No More ?'s. He said inspired by classic hip hop songs instead of mentioning Eazy or Nwa. All 3 verses are from 1 song.
Who is here 3-4 years later just to listen to P?
Forever grateful for Master p
Check out this old Time Magazine article: content.time.com/time/magazine/article/0,9171,29821,00.html This is what he was talking about around 15:15
We no limit soldiers, was crazy in the clubs many fights back than.
I was in middle school 6 grade an nigass was going crazy 😭😭😭🤪🤷🏿♂️
My hustle just stepped up a 1 million%..
KAIRO Official Yessir just gotta believe in yourself and work hard
sound like God spared his life a lot of times
What an era of hip hop, sampling,,,,,crates of the best of music.....
master p is so much inspiration to me as a black man!!!
i can sit and listen to master p spit game around business, hip hop and developing yourself for hours!!!
Great Interview definitely, MO IS A ICON, HE SHOULD BE IN THE ROCK & ROLL HALL OF FAME
Angelo Clinkscale he is
No matter what people say Master P is a hard worker and he still get out there and grind in all kinds of fields.
I wasn't trying to be the best rapper, I just wanted money. LOL Now that's real.
Love Justin's interviews. He asks all the right questions
i wonder how many people soaking up this game
Smokin Green was the shit and TRU?'s was too. I still can sing that whole double disc album word for word. Recently copped my second copy in my local record store and it's the original 97 version not that EMI bullshit that took Smokin Green off of there.
ICON. MASTER P. TRUE ICON. HIP HOP MOGUL. THE LEGEND FROM NOLA!
@hiphopdx thank you for the interview!
MasterP Double Salute nigga you Accomplished the shit my whole Block wanted to do ha naw Str8Up
Ppl try to Slug P and No Limit now but in the 90s they was holdin In the south
Fucc them haters.
Real talk, thank you for So Much work you did for our PEOPLE! YOUR Humility you stoop so low to bring up so many people to the topand never let one go, that's the 💓 HEART of GOD ✝️🕊️🐟🐡🐠😇🍎♥️🔥💎👑🛡️⚔️
I was born in 80, so I got to jam all No Limit at their best and the best age to do it. That music just made you feel like a badass when you listened. A waaaaay bigger badass than you really were lol. A great many skinny teenagers got their butts WHOOPED because of those CDs 😂. And a handful of legit ones were for real crazy.
What they did with those samples was legendary
much respect to Master P, stay tru 2 to the game!
No limit soldiers was my hood anthem.. we always listen to it. Even these days we get together at a cookout that’s what we play.
Tru's 1nce upon a time was one of my top 5 favorite songs off Tru's album.
Fact is you got to believe in yourself at an early age. I know from experience I was always thought that I couldn't do something like "you can't do that you can't do that"
Enjoyed this a lot
thank you
Preciate u for this intervie
Master p..wow..love the history he spills
great interview !
t r u was crazy i remember being in the streets it was really the soundtrack of life at the time. only tat i ever got t r u
Damn. Where did you get those pics in the background? Clean as fuck.
droping science
Who was here before no limit chronicles
yall done interviewed master p, silkk, and mytikal, where's fiend, mia X, kane and abel and the rest of them. R.I.P Magic, and soulja slim. free Mac and C-murder
Big Ed died too
Robert Hembree did he????? I never heard nothing about big ed, I'm finna Google it eight now. Appreciate the info brah. R.I.P to big Ed as well....
Best interview ever. love u p. hope to meet u one day.
great interview
best p song was bout it bout it
Break em off something imo
he has always been very handsome
P. kept everything 1,000 on this interview.
OG
where's the part with Soulja Slim pliz
@12:30 You can't tell me what to do, I tell you what to do, it changed the game. rt100
Vlad this is how you do an interview without repeating the shit they just said back to them
Tru 2 Da Game is my fav too
this album was so freakin hard.....Tru-est shit you ever heard
A true damn boss
I was bumpin to this shit in London
You fucking right...........................................TOUGH LOVE..!!
Master p 1000 they don't makem like him no more man the music now sucks..
Hell yeah it does
iT'S NICE SEEING MASTER P AROUND AGAIN. HE ALL OVER THE PLACE LATELY. 2015 BEEN A P YEAR. EVERYONE RESPECTS HIM IN THE MID WEST BUT THE BAY AREA HE IS HATED. IT BOTHERS ME BUT HALF OF THE PEOPLE SAY THEY LOVE HIM OUT IN THE BAY BUT ALKL THOSE YUKTUFF PEOPLE WERE HATERS.
MASTER P SOAKED ALL THE INDEPENDENT GAME FROM DA BAY! WESTCOASTBADBOY! HE BLEW UP AND BROKE DOWN SOUTH! LISTEN TO HIS INTERVIEW!
AINT NO HATAZ UP IN DA BAYAREA!!!!!!! GAME RECOGNIZE GAME IN DA BAY MANE!
Big Bear wasn’t a No Limit release
Boss move !! 15:13 - 15:53
I had no clue someone redid Freak Hoes, nor have I ever listened to Future.
After listening, I'm content with never hearing another Future track. That was a terrible rip off attempt. If you're gonna re-do something, do it better, and that was just terrible. Maybe I'm just old.
"HERE I GO, HERE I GO"