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No Limit Rapper Young Bleed Still Alive After Premature Reports Of Passing
The family of Young Bleed asked fans of the rapper to hold off on posting notes of his passing, with Master P sharing a hopeful message.
Mia X Calls out Master P Over Alleged Essence Fest Appearance
Mia X is undoubtedly one of the most recognized lyrical soldiers from No Limit, second to Fiend, but it appears that the First Lady of No Limit won’t be hitting the stage for the No Limit tribute at Essence Fest—and she’s making it clear why. Taking to Instagram, Mia shared the news with fans that […]
Jay-Z Once Told Silkk The Shocker To Keep $100K For Song Feature Payment
It seems there was no limit to Jay-Z’s rapport with the Miller family in the 1990’s. Silkk The Shocker recalls Hov declining payment over a verse. Contrary to popular belief the legendary MC wasn’t always about the almighty dollar. As spotted on Vibe Magazine Jay-Z apparently told “Give Me The World” talent to keep his coins […] The post Jay-Z Once Told Silkk The Shocker To Keep $100K For Song Feature Payment appeared first on The Latest Hip-Hop News, Music and Media | Hip-Hop Wired.
Former No Limit Rapper Skull Duggery Has Reportedly Died
HipHopWired Featured Video Source: No Limit Records / Penalty Skull Duggery, a rapper who found fame as a member of Master P‘s No Limit Records, has reportedly died. Reports are scant at the moment but a fellow New Orleans artist made a tweet suggesting Skull Duggery passed away. Skull Duggery Was A Former No Limit Records Artist On Sunday (June 5) in the early morning hours, Fiend shared a tweet that pointed to the passing of Duggery. “Rest In Peace Skull Duggery….damn,” the tweet read. Curren$y was among several dozen people that replied to the tweet. Duggery’s real name was Andrew Jordan and he went on to release Hoodlum Fo’ Life in 1996 and These Wicked Streets in 1998. They were the only two albums released via No Limit. Duggery went on to release 3rd Ward Stepper in 2000 and his fina...
