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No Limit Records legacy and business reflections
Overview
Former artists and executives associated with No Limit Records have shared reflections on the label’s history, business practices, and cultural impact.
Master P discussed the evolution of the label, noting that he implemented a historic ‘85/15 business deal’ after consulting with legal counsel. He also addressed personal challenges regarding leadership and his ongoing efforts to support his brother, C-Murder, who is serving a life sentence.
In separate reflections, artists Fiend and Mr. Serv-On discussed the label’s collaborative environment and shared anecdotes regarding iconic music videos and film projects. Both artists emphasized the importance of financial literacy and collaboration for future generations of musicians.
Entities
No Limit Records · Shaquille O’Neal · Rickey Smiley · Master P · Fiend
Timeline
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[CULTURE] 6 sourcesFiend and Mr. Serv-On reflect on No Limit Records legacy
No Limit Records artists Fiend and Mr. Serv-On reflect on the label's history, their early careers in Baton Rouge, and the importance of collaboration and financial literacy in hip hop.
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[CULTURE] 5 sourcesMaster P discusses No Limit Records and personal business lessons
Master P discussed his rise with No Limit Records, the challenges of managing family in business, and his ongoing support for his brother C-Murder on Rickey Smiley’s podcast.
Sources
92q.com · blackamericaweb.com · classixphilly.com · foxync.com · hiphopnc.com · hot1009.com · thebeatdfw.com · wtlcfm.com · zhiphopcleveland.com