We kinda werenвЂ™t all over the place as a label, so we were around each other a lot. I had some other setbacks in my life, but as far as being an artist and being on the label, I really did love and enjoy everybody, and IвЂ™m so thankful that I got the opportunity to, like, christen some of their kids, you know? We really were family and we really stuck together and ran together. I was in an abusive relationship and then I lost my parents. Most of us, we were like family at No Limit, and a lot of us actually were, so my time was really cool, aside from a few things that I went through.

How would you describe life on No Limit during the labelвЂ™s Golden Era? And for me, I was just happy that I was able to represent for the ladies, вЂcause when I came in the game, that was the only thing that I wanted to do, make sure we were represented right. I mean, no matter what coast you lived on, everybody loved that record. We were happy that the world received it. KL really did his thing putting that beat together. And honestly, the concept, people were making fun of P saying вЂњUhhвЂќ and I told KL, I was like bruh, we have to come up with some way to flip this вЂcause this ainвЂ™t funny. вЂњMake вЂEm Say Uhh,вЂќ it was another one of our soldier songs. Mia X: Well, I was happy that they liked the verse. VIBE: Before the release of Mama Drama, you had a scene-stealing guest appearance on the No Limit posse cut вЂњMake вЂEm Say Uhh.вЂќ In what ways would you say that music video and song boosted your career? 27), we spoke to Mia X and got the scoop on the making of the album, life on No Limit, her disappearance from the limelight, female empowerment, being a pioneer for female rappers in the South and what sheвЂ™s got cooking up next. In celebration of Mama DramaвЂs 20th anniversary (Oct. But after the release of Mama Drama, Mia X seemingly vanished from the music industry, leaving fans to wonder what became of her and her once promising career.

2вЂ¦ Hard Knock Life and the Belly Soundtrack.The success of the album, coupled with scene-stealing roles in films like MP Da Last Don, I Got The Hook-Up and Hot Boyz, brought Mia X into the national spotlight and made her one of the more accomplished and respected females in rap, particularly from the South. 3 on the Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums chart, behind JAY-ZвЂ™s Vol. 7 on the Billboard 200 with 99,000 copies sold in its first week, according to Nielsen Music. Serv-On, and production from in-house producers KLC and Beats By The Pound, Mama Drama was the biggest release of Mia XвЂ™s career. With guest appearances from various No Limit artists, including Master P, Snoop Dogg, C-Murder, Mystikal, Silkk The Shocker, Mac, Fiend, Mr. However, the following year, Mia X proved to be the real deal, unveiling her third studio album, Mama Drama, on October 27, 1998. With the massive success No LimitвЂ™s stable of talent achieved during their first round of major releases and the deafening hype surrounding the label, the stakes were high when it came time for Mia X to return with her third studio album.Д«un B To Headline And Curate First Ever Hip-Hop Food Court Experience At Rock The Bells Festival

2 on the Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums chart-and eventually went on to being RIAA certified gold-positioned Mia X as the premier female emcee out of the South, with the ability to go bar-for-bar with any emcee on a track, regardless of gender. However, by the time Master P inked his historic distribution deal with Priority Records, Mia X was finally ready for her star-turn, releasing her sophomore album, Unlady Like, in 1997. Releasing her No Limit debut, Good Girl Gone Bad, in 1995, despite failing to make an appearance on any Billboard charts, Mia XвЂ™s reputation as a fierce lyricist with a slick tongue and an air of raunchiness caught on big among rap fans in the south, making her one of the premier artists on the label. Mia XвЂ™s desired career path became a reality in 1994 when she caught the attention of California transplant and fellow New Orleans native Master P, who recruited the buzzing rapstress to become the First Lady of his independent label, No Limit Records.

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