Welcome to another Thursday, this means we’re getting closer to the weekend. Let the Rhythm Hit ‘Em, Mean Green No Limit compilation, Come Home with Me by Cam’ron was on my playlist. Eminem’s Marshall Mathers LP, a personal mixtape and a slow jams CD was also on the list. The final album that made the list will have one of its tracks as my featured Throwback Thursday joint. The album is It’s All On U Vol. 2 from B.G. B.G. released Volume 2 just a few months after the release of Volume 1. I’ve said many times before that B.G. was my favorite from the Hot Boys. As a matter…
Hot Boys Guerilla Warfare Released 20 Years Ago
After the passing of 2Pac and Biggie, there weren’t many artists that intrigued me a lot. During this time, Cash Money and No Limit start popping off. I’ll be honest, No Limit was my favorite and they’re my second favorite record label. Cash Money Records started coming into its own with a group of young artists. Lil Wayne, B.G., Juvenile and Turk emerged as the Hot Boyz back in 1997. Get It How U Live was their first album together and it was a southern classic. Before dropping their debut album, B.G. was already three albums in and gearing up to drop his fourth solo project. Lil Wayne teamed with…
