Defined by their camouflage gear, iced-out military tank logo (including the gold-plated one that was driven onto a basketball court in the “Make ’Em Say Ugh” video), cover art designed by the Houston graphic team at Pen & Pixel, and the year-round release schedule, the No Limit roster-which included homegrown stars like Mia X and Mr. That year, Master P’s self-made New Orleans-based independent rap label, No Limit Records, was at a musical and promotional peak. It could only come from someone as powerful as Master P was in 1998. At this point, I guess, they ran out of money because the rest of the story is resolved with a title card: He gets sentenced to four consecutive life sentences in prison, but escapes on the way there. He kills them all and wins the war, but victory isn’t sweet like he thought it would be he breaks down in tears and is apprehended by the police. Master P is broken up about this and ends up in a warehouse shootout with the family.
Really, he only makes the community worse while trying to split time between his new gig as a mafia boss and being a youth basketball coach, the entire team gets caught in the middle and they’re all assassinated except for Silkk the Shocker.
He spends most of the 46-minute runtime making no progress toward either goal and instead murdering anyone who mildly irks him.
#MAC SHELL SHOCKED MP3 MOVIE#
Master P is adamant that he only wants to be the Don so he can give back to the community and clear his father’s name of something the movie never mentions.
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