No Limit vs Cash Money Oct. 25
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I love the idea but I can’t see this being a good show…
I was fans of both labels growing up
I was fans of both labels growing up
Hoo-Bangin Records…Fo Life!Are any of them under 40?Patiently waiting for East Coast versus West Coast. Bring back the violence.
You trippin. No limit produced way more music by far. No limit got this crowd moving songs for days.
Master P
Silk
Fiend
Mia X
They definitely will need some surprises because Juve can handle them
Doggystyle will probably always be Snoop's best album. But No Limit's Top Dog & The Last Meal are probably 2 & 3.Why is Snoop in this
He wasn't on No Limit long, but while he was down there, he jumped off some heaters.
Cash Money roster got this just on availability
Just showed this to my peeps
“That can't be real”
“Yeah it's real! Cash money gonna stump a mud hole in nolimit”
“I would like to be there to see that”
“Yesndeed!”
“I would've took off for that if I had known”
Here’s what people didn’t know and I finally found the video
Baby and Master P freestyling over Bout It Bout It beat is a true story
Baby and Master P freestyling over Bout It Bout It beat is a true story
That’s wild…..
Jeezossssss
no limit will kill them
they have album cuts that are crazy
i was listenin to No Limit since back when P. first dropped Mama's Bad Boy
he wasnt even nationally known around that time.
It wasn't til he dropped that 2nd version of Bout It on that Ice Cream Man album that shit really popped off for em.
I still liked the 1st version of Bout It on that first Tru album better.
he wasnt even nationally known around that time.
It wasn't til he dropped that 2nd version of Bout It on that Ice Cream Man album that shit really popped off for em.
I still liked the 1st version of Bout It on that first Tru album better.
Want to watch the No Limit vs. Cash Money Verzuz battle? Here's how.
[COLOR=rgba(27, 27, 27, 0.65)]The battle between the two iconic hip-hop labels will take place at ComplexCon in Las Vegas on Oct. 25.[/COLOR]
All eyes will be on hip hop trailblazers this weekend.Iconic labels, Cash Money Records and No Limit Records, will go head-to-head at ComplexCon in Las Vegas. It marks the return of Verzuz, the competitive music battle series created by music giants Swizz Beatz and Timbaland.
"This Verzuz battle will be a return to form, stacked with legends dropping bars that defined the '90s and early 2000s hip-hop era. We’re bringing out the best of the best, and you can expect some surprise heavy hitters you haven't seen in a minute," rapper and No Limit signee, Silkk The Shocker, told USA TODAY in a statement.
"You’ve got two iconic labels and some of the game's top lyricists, rappers, and producers together on one stage for the first time in decades. History is about to be made."
Here's what we know about the highly anticipated Verzuz battle.
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How can I stream the No Limit vs. Cash Money battle?
Cash Money Records will battle No Limit Records at ComplexCon in Las Vegas on Saturday, Oct. 25.Streaming details have been released on social media. Previously, it was only going to be available through the streaming service Apple Music. But now there are two other ways you can watch it: Apple TV and Instagram on the Apple Music, Complex, and Verzuz TV pages.
Those streaming on Apple Music will also be able to watch in HD.
What time does the No Limit vs. Cash Money battle start?
The event is set to start at 5 p.m. Pacific Time, 6 p.m. Mountain Time, 7 p.m. Central Time, and 8 p.m. Eastern Time.The international times are as follows:
- UK: 1 a.m.
- Ghana: 1 a.m.
- Nigeria: 2 a.m.
- Spain: 2 a.m.
- South Africa: 3 a.m.
- Greece: 3 a.m.
- Kenya: 4 a.m.
- UAE: 5 a.m.
- India: 6:30 a.m.
- China: 9 a.m.
- Japan: 10 a.m.
- Australia: 12 p.m.
Can you attend the battle in person?
According to the website, the exhibition and festival offer several purchasing options: a single-day option for $150 (available for either Saturday or Sunday) and a 2-day General Admission for $250.They also offer VIP, Crew Pack (minimum of 4 tickets), and VIP and hotel packages.
What is Verzuz?
Verzuz gained cultural prominence during Swizz Beatz and Timbaland's virtual hit battle on Instagram during the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic.The series evolved into battles or "celebrations" highlighting legendary artists from a diverse range of musical styles, including R&B, hip-hop, gospel, reggaeton, and dancehall. It eventually moved from social media to live events.
Popular Verzuz battles include Ashanti vs. Keyshia Cole, Snoop Dogg vs. DMX, and Brandy vs. Monica. One of the more memorable in-person music standoffs featured hip-hop collectives The LOX and Dipset at Madison Square Garden in August 2021.
During a recent interview with Complex, Master P said that the event is a "celebration" rather than a "battle."
"We're going to go song for song. We're going to celebrate," he added.
Why they doing this shit on a Saturday?
Can't do Sunday cause of the NFL. I think a Saturday when it's getting cold out works. Friday might have been good also.
What do you think would be a better day?
Shit I thought it use to be during the week like a Tuesday or Thursday lol
Probably cause of covid they had them during the week.
Neeed to go back to that
Exclusive: Master P Announces New Album inspired By Verzuz Battle
After years away from the microphone, Master P returns with a new album, 'No Limit 5K Mix: Lost Tapes,' released in coordination with No Limit’s Verzuz against Cash Money at ComplexCon. We spoke with the mogul about his long-awaited return to music.
When Swizz Beatz reached out to Master Pabout doing a Verzuz, the rap mogul was hesitant.
It wasn’t the first time a Verzuz had been floated his way, but he had slowed down with music. He hadn’t released a new project since the Tony Montana tape in 2018. These days, most of his time was dedicated to his entrepreneurial efforts and his day job as President of Basketball Operations for the University of New Orleans.
But Swizz convinced him, and that led to P digging through the vault. He was sitting on a whole trove of songs he’d never done anything with—including a collaboration with his Verzuz rival, Lil Wayne.
“I just started looking through what I had. And I had all these songs. I'm like, man, I never really did nothing with these songs. Didn't make no videos, didn't do nothing,” Master P told Complex. “And then the song I did with Lil Wayne, I feel like that inspired me because [we’re both] from New Orleans and this a celebration.”
And this is how we get The No Limit 5K Mix: Lost Tapes—one more Master P album, released in coordination with tomorrow’s Verzuz betweenNo Limit and Cash Money at ComplexCon 2025. The project is massive, featuring 25 new songs from the legendary rapper. No Limit and P have a storied history, and in many ways, this album pays homage to that legacy.
The album features appearances from the aforementioned Wayne, YoungBoy Never Broke Again, Gucci Mane, Jeezy, 2 Chainz, Kevin Gates, Meek Mill, Yo Gotti, and Nipsey Hussle—all artists who’ve either been inspired by P or share his entrepreneurial spirit. (Would Nipsey Hussle have been so empire-minded without P’s example?)
There are also clear nods to No Limit classics: “Thirty-One Flavors” serves as a spiritual sequel to “Ice Cream Man” and “Freak,” featuring Kevin Gates, remixes the TRU classic. While “No Limit Gmix” features Usher doing the iconic Master P grunt and singing “make em say ugh.” Alongside the album, a documentary will be released, highlighting the label’s lasting impact and cultural legacy.
Here is the tracklist:
“Different Kind Of Power” (feat. Lil Wayne)
“Me & My Baby”(feat. Moe Roy & Rome)
“Thirty One Flavors” (feat. Pewee Longway)
“From The Bottom” (feat. NBA YoungBoy & Mr. Mase)
“Gone” (feat. Young Jeezy)
“Freak” (feat. Kevin Gates)
“Alleyoop” (feat. Meek Mill)
“Like 23” (feat. Rick Ross)
“Friends With Benefits” (feat. Kirk Kobang)
“Too Many” (feat. Gotti 4 Real)
“It’s On” (feat. Jeremih)
“No Limit Gmix” (feat. Usher, Gucci Mane & 2 Chainz)
“Trunk Full Of White” (feat. Yo Gotti & Krazy)
“Middle Finga” (feat. No Limit Boys)
“Believe” (feat. Moe Roy & Snootie Wild)
“Trending” (feat. Gucci Mane)
“We Made It” (feat. Blaqnmild)
“Back Down” (feat. Ten & Niq)
“The Projects” (feat. Blaqnmild)
“The Mob Up In Here” (feat. E40)
“Real” (feat. Nipsey Hussle)
“Wish”
“Green”
“Bonus”
“Winners Never Quit”
With the album and the Verzuz—which will be streaming live on Apple Music on Saturday, Oct. 26 starting at 8 p.m. ET/5 p.m. PT—Master P saw this moment as a final expression of gratitude to the fans who stood by him over the years.
“I’m giving it to the fans where they could get the music. I mean all my No Limit Soldiers—everybody got their camo on now. The tanks is out and we just giving them good music,” P said. “Those diehard fans and the new fans, the younger fans that probably didn't get a chance to really feel my music. They could get a chance now to see where we at and see where we was at back then.”
We talked to Master P about his new album, his Verzuz battle with Cash Money, recording music with Lil Wayne, and more.
This interview has been edited for length and clarity.
You’re calling the album “Lost Tapes,”which makes it sound like this is music that you've been holding onto for a while. How would you describe it?
Master P: It's music I've been holding on for a while and then it's music that I never really put out back in the days. Maybe I kind of leaked some of it on some mixtapes and never promoted it. But now I’m giving it to the fans where they could get the music. I mean all my No Limit Soldiers—everybody got their camo on now. The tanks is out and we just giving them good music.
Those diehard fans and the new fans, the younger fans that probably didn't get a chance to really feel my music—they could get a chance now to see where we at and see where we was at back then. I put new verses on songs. This is 5K music. Your phone, the TV, everything coming in 5K. And I feel it's 2025, it's time to drop some No Limit 5K.
Why'd you kind of slow down with music?
I mean I really got into coaching. I really got into helping and making a difference and the music thing, it kind of got put to the background to where God put my life on something else. When Swizz called me about this Verzuz stuff, I was like, “Man, I ain't really been into the music in a while.”
But it was kind of like, “you know what? Let me give the world these last 25 tracks that I've just been holding onto. I feel like there’s hits here. There’s so many amazing artists that I did music with, songs we did a while back. It's that music that make you feel good. Some of the music makes you laugh, makes you cry, makes you understand how to overcome poverty.
And then some music is just fun. You want to dance and party and just go to the club. It's that New Orleans music. Then I got the West Coast with E-40, representing the Bay.
You said it was Verzuz and that talk with Swizz that really inspired you. Tell me a little bit about that conversation.
To be honest with you, I really wasn't into it.
I wasn't into doing Verzuz, people been coming at me a long time about it. But I love my fans. I got some of the best fans in the world. But after me and Swizz talked and I decided to do this, I was like, “OK let me see what music I got.” And I'm like, “Man, I never really did nothing with these songs. Didn't make no videos, didn't do nothing.” And then the song I did with Lil Wayne, I feel like that inspired me, because we’re both from New Orleans and this a celebration.
Both of us, together, represent the city of New Orleans and we're going to come together on Verzuz and show the world the sustainability of both camps. No Limit and Cash Money. So I thought it was only right.
I remember you guys did a song a couple of years ago, I know there was maybe a friendly rivalry back in the days. Was it ever odd trying to do songs with Cash Money members?
I think we all just went and did what we had to do and whenever we got time to do it we’d do it. I played basketball and I played in the NBA, I did all this other stuff. I had the sports company, sold clothes, did real estate. So I really ain't had the time. I really was focused on trying to create opportunities for so many people and so many family members. And I think I was into that. But we all got an open door policy, we all live in the same city, so it's like whatever the timing, we'll get in and do something.
During your peak you guys were putting out essentially an album a week. How the hell did you do that?
Just putting in the work. It's like right now. Times have changed. So that's why I put 20 something songs on this project. But these records only last for two minutes. Now. You can't make a song longer than two and a half minutes. So back in our time the music was longer, but we lived in the studio. So once I got that bug back, like I said, after talking to Swizz, I just went in the studio. We just lived in the studio. That's how I do it. I don't write music, it just flow. I never wrote a song.
Really?
It just got to come to me. Yeah. So all this music you hear, it just comes out. So when it start coming out, I just got to let it go. So after I talked to Swizz, I went to the studio and I just started pulling all these songs up and saying, “Let me add this verse on here, let me do this.” The song I did with Rick Ross [“Like 23”] I just went in there and it just come out. So I never write records, I've never done music like that. I got to feel it.
Are you doing the pens and pixel cover?
Yeah. Got all the covers on there and a big tank. So it is retro and it is old school mix.
I saw the interview you did with us about you treating the Verzuz as a celebration. But there's a part of you that wants to win right?
To be honest with you, with both of us being from New Orleans, I feel like it's a celebration, to be honest with you. The world just want to see us on the stage together. That's something they never witnessed.
And we all got a lot of respect for each other. So I just think it's, and we all grew up. I think that's so important. They're from the Magnolia, I’m from the [Calliope], so you got two different neighborhoods that's successful and have successful CEOs running these companies. And it is just like now we all still here. I feel like I'm in a good place to understand that this is a celebration for the city of New Orleans. It's a lot of great talent come out there and I feel like more talent is going to get exposed. I want to find the next Birdman, the next Master P, the next Lil Wayne, the next Mystikal, the next [Silkk the Shocker], the next Juvenile.
What kind of conversations have you had with Baby about the night?
Me and Baby talked about other stuff. I haven't even talked about Verzuz. I just wanted to be genuine and let it happen. Let it go. And we going to represent the city.
Can you give us just any hint about surprises, what people can expect on Saturday?
Just get ready y'all. There's going to be a No Limit party, a Cash Money party, and you're going to get the best of the best from both of us.
Man they gotta play them song either way because just doing songs of P, Silk, Snoop and Mia X won’t do it
No Mack?
There's a lot of shit on tonight as well on Saturday, because I'm not watching this shit when there's other better shit to watch.
They could've did this shit on Thursday or Friday. They picked the wrong day and time to do this in my opinion..
Haven’t seen Mac so idk
shit what they have after “Shake it like a dog”
If these 2 come thru for No Limit, it's ova.
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