Wise Guys
I’m a Soulja (feat. Master P and Mystikal). Get ‘Em Up (feat. Prime Suspects and Fiend). Thug ‘Til I Die (feat. Master P). Hustla Baller. How Could You Blame Us (feat. Fiend). Run Quickly. Blood Line (feat. Magic). These Eyes of Mine. Trying to Make It (feat. Mr. Serv-On. Devil’s Playground. Lost Thugs (feat. C-Murder). Ghost in the Dark. Wise Guys. Trying to Change (feat. Silkk the Shocker). Shackled. Our Thing (feat. Magic, QB, and Mac). Bad Weather. Thug Luv.
Speaking of underrated, insert the Ghetto Commission. The 4 man rap group from New Orleans that consisted of rappers Holloway, Valerio, G-Spade, and singer Dolliole made several guest appearances during their short stay on No Limit; but no one, and I mean no one, knew what they were getting when they dropped “Wise Guys” in November of ‘98. No Limit fans were pleasantly surprised with the 18-track album by the GC. Better bars than you’d expect from the Tank. The group had several good records like “Get em Up,” “Our Thing,” and the Fiend-scene stealing “How Could You Blame Us.” A No Limit fan favorite, Wise Guys was a satisfying one-and-done effort from the Ghetto Commission.
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