Born Dennis Williams, Tize was born and raised in Orlando Fl in the rough parts of the city. Parrommore was the street that he ran with friends and local drug dealers. Between the ages of 8 to 12, Tize was really into sports like basketball and football. Playing along side fellow friend and teammate” Marquis Daniels”, he would use... [+] Read More

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Michael Shields and a close friend met in high school.Both boys were into hip-hop and shortly there after formed a group known as "AKA".The name of the group was devrived from the group members.Shields, known as "Ambitiouz" and other members "Kreative" and "Authentik". Word spread quickly about this up and coming group and with their four track... [+] Read More

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Long before the Cash Money camp became known as Cash Money Millionaires, the label got its start hustling albums by a young teen known as B.G., who eventually scored a national anthem with his track "Bling Bling." Originally known as the Baby Gangsta, B.G. grew up in the dangerous uptown section of New Orleans, among some of the most... [+] Read More

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The rap group Gambino Family comprised Gotti, Regginelli, P'heno, and Melchior. Their No Limit label debut Ghetto Organized was released in 1998. ~ Jason Ankeny, All Music Guide

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The No Limit Records rapper Mac released his debut album Shell Shocked in July 1998. ~ John Bush, All Music Guide

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Another cog in Master P's No Limit Records machine, Mr. Serv-On went to high school with Master P (as well as most of the other members of No Limit) and signed to the label on the cusp of Master P's breakout into the mainstream. Around the time Master P's Ghetto D hit number one on the album charts, Serv-On's Life Insurance (using the No Limit... [+] Read More

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During the late-'90s golden era of No Limit Records, Prime Suspects released only one album of their own, Guilty Til Proven Innocent (1998), yet contributed heavily to those of their colleagues: Master P's Ghetto D (1997), C-Murder's Life or Death (1998), and Soulja Slim's Give It 2 'Em Raw (1998), among others. Furthermore, the trio (comprised... [+] Read More

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Next to Master P (and maybe C-Murder), Silkk the Shocker (born Vyshonne Miller) was the preeminent rapper on No Limit Records, the underground hardcore rap label that became a sensation in the late '90s. Since he is the brother of Master P, the founder of the label, you'd expect nothing less, actually. As a member of Tru, as a guest rapper, and... [+] Read More

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The Sons of Funk is the No Limit response to Boyz II Men. Hailing from the Bay Area, the quartet sings raunchy R&B with a gangsta edge, sounding like a hybrid of Boyz II Men, R. Kelly, Dr. Dre and, of course, Master P. The Sons of Funk released their debut album, The Game of Funk, in the spring of 1998. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide

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Another of Master P's No Limit soldiers, rapper Soulja Slim made his solo debut in 1998 with Give It 2 'Em Raw. Following a prison stint for armed robbery, Slim reappeared three years later with Streets Made Me, and after a move to Cut Throat Committy, Years Later followed in late 2002. The following year he released Years Later...A Few Months... [+] Read More

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Steady Mobb'n are a New Orleans-based gangsta rap outfit masterminded by Master P, the head of No Limit Records. Steady Mobb'n released their debut album, Pre-Meditated Drama, on No Limit in the spring of 1997; Black Mafia followed a year later. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide

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Like many artists on No Limit, Young Bleed is a native of Louisiana. He was signed to the label after earning the attention of No Limit founder and CEO Master P, who had Young Bleed rap on the I'm Bout It soundtrack in early 1997. Around that time, his debut album, My Balls & My Word, was put on the No Limit schedule. It was finally released in... [+] Read More

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