Big Ed


Real name: Ed Knight
Nickname(s): Big Ed, The Assassin
Hometown: Richmond, California

He is a dedicated Muslim. He lived on the same block Master P lived on when Master P lived in Richmond. Ever since then, him and Master P have been real close friends. He has been down with No Limit since the beginning and started out in the group TRU, until '97 when Master P just kept the group as family. Big Ed's sniper lyrics and style is displayed throughout all No Limit songs, which he appears on. His debut No Limit solo album, The Assassin, dropped September 1st of '98. Check out his video and lyrics.

C-Murder

Real Name: Corey Miller
Nickname(s): C-Murder, Da Killa, $50
Hometown: 3rd Ward Calliop Projects, New Orleans

C-Murder is really the scout for No LimitRecords. He's the one who looks for new talent and brings them to Master P to see if he/she's got what it takes to become a No Limit Soldier. He grew up in 3rd ward Calliope Projects in New Orleans. He has the same siblings as Master P and Silkk. He lived that hard rough street life; cutting school,slanging drugs, stealing, etc. Like Silkk, when Kevin died, C-Murder moved to Richmond with his mother and brothers, and dreamed of starting a new life. As Master P started seeking the underground rap scene, C-Murder got involved with P and started rapping and producing. From the amateur underground albums to the new famed albums, C-Murder has always been part of the group TRU. Then in mid- March of '98, C-Murder released his first solo album, "Life or Death." After making his solo, he introduces his future record label, TRU Records. So far, C-Murder has signed Magic, a local New Orleans artist, and QB, who made his debut act on a commercial off C's album. His first albumon TRU Records will be Magic's "Sky's The Limit," which dropped September 15th. His favorite rappers are 2Pac and Easy E. In an article somewhere C-Murder responded to the statement that he sounds like Pac by saying he doesn't think he does, but if people say he does he takes it as a compliment. C said he usually the one who comes up with the ideas of doing remakes or covers of songs. In a Vibe article, C said he was driving home from Baton Rouge one day when he heard Aaliyah's "If Your Girl Only Knew" on the radio, before he arrived home he bought her CD, slipped it to Mo B. and Aaliyah's song became "Fedz" within two days. C's song "TRU ?'s" on Tru 2 Da Game is a re-make of an old NWA song. So is "Cluckers" on Life or Death and "D.P. Gangsta", a song C appears on on Snoop's new joint. C also followed in his brother, Master P's, footsteps by coming up with his own group, Tank Dawgs. Tank Dawgs consists of four members: C-Murder himself, Fiend, Mac, and the newest member, Snoop Dogg. C-Murder is also in the mix of working on his second solo release, "Bossalinie," which drops February 2, 1999.
Check out his video and lyrics.

Fiend

Real Name: Ricky Jones
Nicknames: Fiend, Sleepy Eye Jones
Hometown: New Orleans

His nickname is Sleepy Eye Jones because of the way his eyes are slammed. Fiend is from the 17th ward out of New Orleans. He is currently 22 years old. Fiend's brother, Kevin Bailey died when Fiend was a teenager. Fiend showed his first interest in rap at the age of 11. As he matured, his lyrical ability improved. His deep rich tone of Barry White mixed with a preacher has could the ears of many listeners. Fiend got his first break when he signed with Big Boy Records. He then debuted his first hit single, "Baddest Muthafucka Alive." Not long after the success of his single, Fiend recorded his first EP, Won't Be Denied, which feature another hit song, "All I See," from the award winning movie, The Wake Up Call. Fiend was also a part of the Big Boy's rap group, the Boot Camp Clicc. Mia X used to work at a local record store, and every once in awhile, Fiend would come in with his demo tapes. After Mia X heard him, she told Master P and before Fiend knew it he got signed with No Limit Records. Then in early '97, Fiend did his solo, "Don't Mess Around," off the hit soundtrack, I'm Bout It. Once Fiend made his first national appearance, Master P had him featured on Mia X's "Mama's Family," off Unladylike. Then in early September of '97, Fiend got his most notable appearance on Master P's triple platinum album, Ghetto D, where Fiend plays a major role on the hit single and video, "Make 'Em Say Uhh." Ever since then, Fiend has contributed a lot to the tank and been featured on every No Limit album release. In early May of '98, Fiend released his debut album off No Limit, There's One In Every Family, which is a conglomeration of twenty-one powerful and hard hitting tracks bringing the world his lyrical talent. Fiend has even came out with his own style of rap, which he labels "Fiendism." Fiendism is a concept of one person believing in wrong things/ideas and having devilish thoughts. You can catch examples of his style throughout songs he appears in. Fiend is also part of C-Murder's new group, Tank Dawgs, which consists of $50 AKA C-Murder, Sleepy Eye Jones AKA Fiend, himself, Camaflouge Assassin AKA Mac and the newest member Top Dogg AKA Snoop Dogg. Their debut album is due to drop sometime in '99. Get lryics.

Full Blodded

Real Name: Unknown
Nickname(s): Full Blooded, Da Hound From Gert Town
Hometown: Gert Town

He is Soulja Slim's cousin. He used to be part of the group, Hounds from Gert Town. They did an album off Parkway Records. He made his first appearance on No Limit with the song,"Murder Weapon," off Down South Hustlers "Bouncin' N Swangin'". KLC hooked him up with Master P, after KLC produced his groups' album and Master P signed him with No Limit in March of '98. When he first joined No Limit, his name was Da Hound, being that he was from the group Hounds from Gert Town, but then decided to change it to Full Blooded, to make it fit with No Limit's soldier style. He made his first No Limit soldier appearance on C-Murder's Life Or Death off the songs, "On The Run" and "Ghetto Ties." Ever since then, he has appeared on various No Limit Soldiers' albums. His first solo album on No Limit, Memorial Day, is set to drop sometime in December of '98. Get Lyrics.
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