Master P

Though Master P's relevance was clearly slipping by 2000, with his die-hard fans and enormous bank account he kept trudging along, releasing yet another record full of New Orleans thug tales and Dirty South beats. Features the single "Bout Dat."

A few years ago, when hip-hop turned as glammy as Puffy's shoe collection, New Orleans'
Master P and his No Limit "army" of rappers released disc after brightly packaged disc, all of
which flew out of record stores. P realized that not all hip-hoppers craved trendiness or
transcendence -- some just wanted well-carpentered gangsta-style joints. On Ghetto
Postage, Master P remains on the job. In "'B' I Like," he figures that somebody's c... More >