KLC Interview of Beats by the Pound / Master P / No Limit Records

[@mistailluzionthatrucker2675]

Most SLEPT ON PRODUCER in history...And thats facts !!!!!💪

[@chrisdal8195]

100% slept on and makes no sense to me he was no limit

[@spidersense589]

Yeah, their music and sound was🔥 And they deserve A LOT of the credit for no limit's success

[@escdeez2649]

EVER BRO

[@daffyduck2671]

Who?? This KFC dude?

[@brandonwhite6988]

I totally agree KLC is soooo slept on its ridiculous

[@TheSaviourBeats]

This dude and mannie made the soundtrack to my teenage years. They the reason I started making beats. Much respect

[@terrancealexander5136]

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[@terrancealexander5136]

C'mon w them beats or what's your pg name ?

[@phatboionthatrak9177]

Same here bro real shit

[@icecreambeats101]

Same here. When I came to the states in the 90d from Brazil I lived in florida and Louisiana and man no limit and cash money was heard everywhere

[@MrHawg74]

KLC of Beats by Pound: Legendary No Limit Records Multi Platinum Producer Children in my era were blessed with these Legends KLC And Mannie Fresh still out shine many of today's laptop lazy loop lizards no disrespect to whomever Im 35 myself from analog drum machines and adat 4 track recorders times change but the beats then and now hit way different its No Limit and Cash Money for me Some don't understand the grind and hustle

[@chaseisaac9563]

One of my favorite producers of all time the god father of 808s

[@richrollin2528]

Chase Fundz Trap sound pioneer

[@StreetnastyEntertainment]

💯

[@jasonspencer8872]

@@StreetnastyEntertainment ioiiiooi

[@rosedalepark78]

Juicy J and Dj Paul said Hi

[@allwightallwong5045]

KLC is a true legend along with his production crew. They brought No Limit to such a high level in the late 90s. Master P shouldn't have let his ego get the best of him otherwise he would've had Beats By The Pound working with his label a lot longer.

[@ramellynch5466]

Beats by the pound is in the top 10 in production of all time...hands down.

[@apayne1234]

Ramel Lynch holdup name a team that can even come close to their catalog

[@somethingdifferent4u247]

Tru.

[@quintessentialthemovie8175]

True legend KLC....the number one Producer in the History of the South.

[@ALVINDUCHANE]

This brother put it down in the studio. He was a beast with them beats . La hip hop icon.

[@uncommonsense23]

Dope interview... Being from NY, I used to get clowned for liking No Limit but these dudes changed the game... Wished P and BBDP could’ve worked out their issues

[@19Bacardi79]

uncommonsense23 same, It was just something different and sometimes I wanted to hear different beats and styles

[@mikelowry7730]

You know your music. Your friends who clowned you just have a one track mind and only know NY music but it's more to offer when you're a true music lover

[@vitocorleone7866]

No limit was the truth back in day that's funny ppl try to clown u no limit had some hits

[@liljons6753]

@@mikelowry7730 his friend listening to six nine now

[@woodyboydagreat6517]

Brian Accardi they was listening to them too low key 😂😂😂😂

[@ContextReallyMatters]

RIP Magic RIP Slim Free Mac

[@usleepicreep818]

Free cmurder

[@josemv25]

When magic die?

[@josemv25]

Damn, rip

[@crews-lj3ph]

@NICK WEST yes 2013 rip 🙏🏾 magic and wife

[@averychambers9286]

Lets not forget Big Ed. He passed from cancer I think

[@frederickmiles1811]

Love how they not over talking him just letting him vent best interview this far

[@imserious2187]

No limit was done after beats by the pound left

[@jonathancooper3582]

No limit was done when P left. Not beats by the pound. P went to do the basketball thing and left NOBODY in charge. And nobody on no limit at the time really knew the business side of things. So without P being there, everything went downhill. It wasn't anybody working like they used to. If you go back and listen to 98, and go into 99, that's when the difference was heard. Production wasn't the same. Work ethic wasn't the same. Schedules wasn't the same. That's what happened.

[@PANIKKroom_podcast]

imserious2187 facts!

[@generalkickass6385]

Never lied

[@bigsteppag6519]

Not really P always got the bag

[@jasonjackson5321]

Agreed

[@GantzIsSloppy]

KLC down to earth & has some positive energy

[@lifeuptown7516]

KLC is the sound of NEW Orleans, believe Dat. 💯👍

[@lamarking9362]

With all these great stories behind the music of No Limit Records I pray Master P put his pride to the side and make this King of the South movie a Classic.

[@nomibe2911]

Respect to the interviewer for doing her research because KL was impressed by her thorough knowledge on his background.

[@crackblue]

You can't mention southern rap (or rap in general) and leave out Beats By The Pound. Pure greatness!

[@johnbrown9317]

Salute to everyone involved in this interview, thank you for bringing us the legend in the flesh!!

[@ronaldmcabee3573]

Boy look, man look ! This a good interview

[@primee5730]

Most definitely an underrated legend

[@AntLox]

Such a rich sound, can't be replicated.

[@lee_drifting]

look up dretti franks...only dude dat can replicate da no limit sound perfectly

[@Vintage27]

This is one of the BEST, I mean top 3, EASILY, producers ALL TIME. Much love and respect Mr. KLC!!!!!!

[@naturaloxx9606]

Lyrically , Mia x Mystikal , Mac were most respected lyrically , the beats were undeniable and carried the Label for some artists

[@escdeez2649]

MAC 4sho

[@nicknick8303]

Every time I see KL, all I can think is- damn, homie produced I’m bout it 💪🏾💪🏾

[@donhopson7201]

"KLC" said his 2 yr old daughter helped make the BEAT 4 the "BOUT IT" record -SUPER CRAZY

[@Stank-Stankson]

This man needs to get his credit, this man is in my top 5 best hip hop producers of all-time. Nore get this man on drink champs immediately, he gotta get his flowers while he's still living and I'm from Detroit saying this shit. Salute KLC!

[@MPK112233]

I always felt Snoop's verse on Down For My was missing something. After watching this video, now I understand. Great story. I'd love for that original verse to surface one day. I'm still holding out hope the unreleased NL shit will come out one day.

[@jkeilyndesmond9560]

I wish he could’ve got a chance to express his side in the documentary

[@wisdomabove5538]

You can tell all of them still love and respect master p

[@dionneodom2709]

Because P took care of them frfr and never screwed them out of bread all while showing them the buisness

[@bicoastalent]

KLC had Mac, Soulja Slim & Mia X before Master P even relocated back home to Louisiana. Everything KLC had established already Master P made it his own. So without KLC there wouldn't be a No Limit Records. Ppl been making sh*t their own for years, look at Cash Money Records, they took the "HOT BOYZ" name from some local New Orleans gangstas who was the originators of the name. If u really from the City u know these things, just like lengendary street sh*t like the Bally Boyz & Gotti Boyz ... #RIPSOULJASLIM #HOTBOYZ #BALLYBOYZ #GOTTIBOYZ

[@dionneodom2709]

It wasnt what it became until P came back though put some respect on that man name!

[@rickiraw3807]

Didn't know that at all damn.. but who this interviewer she is a pro

[@josephgraditude7662]

Wow

[@truthseeker5863]

FACTS because people wanted to hear the fire beats especially on master p and silk album because everyone know they can't rap but the beats was on point

[@SourD72]

Birdman and slim brother Terrence was a top member in the hot boyz He “allegedly” murdered one of p’s cousins which is why they p never worked with cash money or their artist

[@willdadon5733]

He told P slim ain't shit to play with 😂😂😂 RIP Slim

[@UptownWatta]

Idk who did these interviews but she's dope and has managed to get a dope and different interview from klc and serv.. after almost 20 years u got new information out and a good interview.. U need to teach these other interviewers.. esp those murder master mix show dudes that know how to fuck up and interview with legends

[@chriswalden794]

its funny how yuk and bo attack p but u think about this..... bo jealous and did a song on true dissin back at luniz for track 12 on 95 1 hit wonder cd. then c bo on p side then he against him in 99 just cause he playin basketball so they struck him at the right time to fall off and loose west coast fans. a lot of kids bought into that shit that p was fake and nl was fake and all this bs. how p was this and that but if u hear the truth. p was introducing e 40 easki everyone who was big like b legit p was driving klc mia xx and serv and them and c murder to meet them in 1995. it's crazy then they did that ice cream man in 32 hours so a lot of shit is lies. p was great and money is tough when u get so uch of it but people said p was a money guy and greedy like babhy right? fuck no. he just lost his team to b ball and talk! no money.... klc left over argument on phone on speaker..... period.. sad causee it was special. i knew this shit was lies at 14 20 years ago.. p was too ghetto and dope back then to leave his real boys hangin. they left with money and came to california with nothing. but stayed for a year and p payed for that..... just to have them around

[@UptownWatta]

Chris Martin facts... multiple ppl have said it that p bought everyone houses and cars in their name not his.. dude from sons of fonk said anyone that talked bad about p was mad they didn't hustle hard.. bo was mad at p cuz p was gonna sign him but he kept getting locked up

[@bootboy17]

One ah da dopest producers outcheauh!! Waaay uptown.

[@andremcelroy1281]

Reporter does a great job she researches the person before hand and let them speak,just work on the audio

[@Four6Three1Two]

Hip Hop Producer Top 5 GOATS: DJ KLC is DEFINITELY up there

[@mindovermuzic]

I remember Stormin Norman used to dj at our middle school dances. When he found out everybody was bragging on my dj skills he called me out to battle scratch against his son right there. I got up there and slayed the little guy. Best memory!

[@mikefrost2663]

Kl on the beat 🔥🔥. Respect to what beats by the pound brought to the game.

[@jasonashford6919]

Met KL One time yeeeeears ago with Serv one of the not only best producers but overall just a genuine humble man !! Good Dude

[@DaYoungestVet]

The legend KL

[@romede5260]

Am I the only one who miss his music

[@mairoom6976]

GREAT INTERVIEWER. EVEN GREATER IINTERVIEW, LEARNED SO MUCH

[@parmjitsingh2329]

Real living legend 💯💯💯

[@MrTommy0326]

One of the best producers of all time, Hands down. Make em say ahh was one of my favorites. No Limit was not the same without Beats by the pound. 💯

[@FierceLeo.]

Down foe my Ns was a masterpiece. Every coast loved it. KLC was that producer, that you know you didnt have to skip any beats on any No limits album then.

[@KaLiRed504DiVa]

I absolutely ☆#ENJOYed☆ every minute of this interview!!!💯 ShoutOut⚜#SALUTE to the ⭐Legendary⭐ #KLC!🎶✊🏾🎛

[@rudyjones6105]

I think that this the best interview this lady did yet. I give it 29 likes.. Much respect to KLC

[@bosshoggish1]

Interviewer did her research, great interview!

[@algernonfranklin3193]

KLC is that guy! Very dope producer. He keeps it moving! 💙💙💙

[@FierceLeo.]

That Down Foe my Ns beat was a down south master piece.

[@kuulie5220]

I had that 6 shot album. I gotta go look up some of klc recent stuff

[@DeeDrumz]

This right here is GOLD

[@londonfalls6599]

Best interview. I been looking to hear from KLC because he made the music to my life. Best producer EVER

[@amsamuel]

KL is one of my fav producers of all time. Thanks so much for this interview. It's messed up how when C-murder re-released Down 4 My Niggas he replaced KL's name with the producer XL. I always wondered was it P behind that or was it C-murder idea. I miss them no limit days. I gotta lotta albums from 97 to 98. 98 was def that year. DOWN SOUTH!!!

[@baddheaddCASE]

everybody in the country need to hit up snoops twitter or ig and demand he let klc release the lost verse!

[@baddheaddCASE]

tbh I'm serious as a heart attack!

[@billbixby6138]

baddheaddCASE i belive you while you bullshiting is just a phrase we say down here in Florida

[@trunknok3]

Bill Bixby nah bruh we say it too

[@baddheaddCASE]

lol

[@billbixby6138]

Juice as it should be if you from Florida you got kinfolk in Georgia

[@marriopayne1393]

KLC in the building!!!

[@smarkslowplay3512]

Thank you for all the great music KL! You made life more enjoyable

[@terrygreene7027]

Dope interview!! KLC, Odell, Craig B. and Mo B. Dick are monsters with the beats!!

[@damonrussell2016]

KLC & MANNIE FRESH NEW ORLEANS LOUISIANA NOLA SOUND WORLDWIDE LEGENDS

[@computerlove]

Jelly Roll Morton and Louie Armstrong too. One generation leads to the next.

[@deejohnson3808]

This is Dope BRO.KLC legend in the game #salute #respect 💯💯

[@mauriceriddick4168]

I THINK METRO BOOMIN AND SOUTHSIDE BIT HIS STYLE A LIL BIT. JUST A LITTLE.

[@tomizzo5314]

This is fire!! bout to binge watch these interviews 🔥🔥

[@darrellfreeman1959]

Very humble and grate guy. Good interview never know his back ground or anything thing about him outside if music

[@Vuski36911]

MANTRONIK is definitely one of the best producers ever....back when ny used 808

[@terrytees]

IMHO "Back to the Old School", on a production level, is still the most ahead of it's time LP in hip-hop. It's crazy to me how they did that in 1986.

[@Vuski36911]

terrytees that was one of my favorite albums, definitely ahead of its time...

[@hookdahustla]

It's yours Tla Rock and Mantronik

[@Vuski36911]

Definitely "it's yours" with Tla rock ...i think that was the 1st Def Jam record...

[@djruss2751]

Mantronic is the King 👑 of The 808 if you listen to mantronix records back in 85 86 and etc you will hear the sounds that trap beats use today Montronic was definitely waaaay ahead of the times

[@aldraysmith7923]

Klc aka the drum major.

[@RicoBliccii]

KLC IS THE MAN OF THE HOUR!!!!!!

[@AviatorStone]

I’m still a big KLC fan! Thought I would be able to record with him when I was younger.

[@chriswillis6747]

Beats By The Pound.... clearly amongst my favorite beat crews

[@karlsmith4160]

I Love Interviews Like This U Get Put Up On So Much Info & History Bout This Rap S#!t

[@sht7007]

Dope interview wish the chick mic was turned up. History lesson right here and love the love that he show.

[@aaronboswell798]

One of the dopest producers

[@icecreambeats101]

RIP Big Ed, Magic snd Soulja Slim

[@antonejohnson3459]

And R.I.P. Tre-8

[@Keep_rising_to_top]

Tight interview

[@charleshunter8693]

been waiting too long for dis interview

[@jermainejones54]

Plz plz interview master P main man Boz.. nobody ever interviewed him

[@amslim27]

jermaine jones Big Boz

[@OrganicTrap]

Takeover podcast did a interview with him

[@krunk9790]

Boz the shootah

[@MakaveliMinded]

"We get around with beats by tha pound" - Master P

[@HuggiePacino]

What You Think by Mystikal CLASSIC BEAT! Boom Bap Heavy Bass and Simple but WELL STRUCTURED! I could only hear Soulja Slim or Mystikal on that beat!

[@mjpthetrucker9485]

Yeah that was a beat that was cold and unique.

[@FierceLeo.]

That Down foe my Ns a masterpiece in the south. East Coast and Westcoast even loved it

[@richrollin2528]

#underrated

[@dmarrow6468]

RichRollin 252 252

[@bobyblaccc30]

A major player. This man is the reason I started wanting to make beats. Mr. You worried about the wrong thang. Lol . If no one respect him on how much he inspires as much as we do or even know about him,then you ain't in your knowledge of our pioneers of track stars.

[@md3dasnipa386]

Bounce will never be like it was in the 90's (Soundtracks to my elementary years) Da Boot/Buck bounce was my favorite.. Cats use ta get snuck and stomped out in the club to bounce back in them years. Great Interview Ya heard me!!

[@lemontyoung1962]

Classic interview

[@j2323j]

Thanks for the upload 👍👌

[@ynnuhp1]

j2323j kzbin.info/www/bejne/d5rNf6ugesileKs

[@704JOE]

THIS MAN SHOULD BE A MILLIONAIRE!!!!!!!!!!

[@joggyjames]

excellent interview.

[@md3dasnipa386]

Man thank GOD Silk didn't wanna get on "Down 4 My Niggaz" 😂😂 He would of destroyed it (LITERALLY)...

[@biga5774]

Trey Al honestly looking back I don’t know how the hell we listened to Silk 😂 I guess him being P’s lil brother held weight!

[@md3dasnipa386]

Avery Harris Lol you right man Silk was absolutely the worse bruh. I cringe everytime I hear some old shit of his.

[@TCfromSC]

Trey Al aye man I'll take silkk over most rappers today

[@md3dasnipa386]

Anthony Estrada I'll agree.

[@aermax-es8oq]

......yaw trippin!! ...SILK spill dribble were always tight and gee'd up ....charge it to the game ...made man .....shock the world ....all that gangsta ish still in heavy rotate when eye hit the sort circulation ....

[@Dr_Fangaz334]

I feel ya KLC. I was done the same way when I produced "Hit Da Floe" and other traccs for the group "Dirty" aka "Dirty Boyz". Their label owner/ manager withheld telling my manager or me about different people (Field Mob, etc) calling to get music production from me The Highly Respected Dr. Fangaz. Shout out to my New Orleans fam Blac_k Kaiser Sosay, Mike Mike and my homegirl Donna reppin' Downtown.

[@yungphife1200]

How can I get a KLC beat?

[@richrollin2528]

Trap sound pioneer.

[@briandupre7595]

Great interview!

[@rudyjones6105]

Oh yeah by the way KL made me laugh when he did snoop and that shit sounds just like him.

[@critikalflo2286]

Right

[@ericapea6330]

That’s our Louisiana culture

[@coreybeats3335]

one of the best to do it !

[@jimone732]

You didn't get to enjoy it that much at the time klc..but P did the right thing by keeping you on the grind than...you have to strike the iron while it is hot..and the fact that you guys were so focus kept you guys away from trouble..jamming in the club all night and burning through all your money getting hooked on drug and other dumb shot like that..as far as p keeping you guys from producing for other he had to so to keep your sound authentic otherwise it could have diluted your products..all the greats did it..Manny fresh for cash money..Noa 40 for drake ..rza for wu tang etc.,,as far as p being mad at you shining..I have a hard time picturing that ..but than again no one is perfect

[@demetreiouschapman4612]

Real talk

[@josephmonette7173]

KLC was fire, I think he was part of Full Pact, remember Pass the Snake ?...him and Manny Fresh really two pioneer producers from the N.O.

[@aboriginalman8828]

Cool story on how bout it beat was made

[@Philly-mv3jb]

I gotta hear that snoop verse

[@JeremyCrescendo]

He prolly said some sht about Suge . Cause p made snoop change his album name, the original name of the album was Fuxk Deathrow

[@The_Queprint]

I would love to work with this dude.

[@nomibe2911]

The interviewer discusses her interview with 6 Shot. Is there a video of that interview with him?

[@terrytees]

Sure here is the interview kzbin.info/www/bejne/aX2mq3iQdsl_b8k

[@derekowens61]

Wayyyyyyyyyy,b4 zaytoven,Mike will,Paul, juicy,Mannie,n e body, period!!!¡!!!! Beat By The Pound

[@lee_drifting]

before paul, juicy, n mannie?? paul n j been makin beats since the early 90s and mannie was already makin records in the 80s.. cmon son

[@iKnowNothing_13]

lee factz

[@derekowens61]

@@lee_drifting naww,dog This the guy who teached,mannie everything. Do some,research. Also back then,b4 triple six,paul was a club,dj

[@lee_drifting]

@@derekowens61 how am i wrong? mannie has records datin back since 1987 with gregory d. also u right bout paul being a club dj. smk taught dj paul how to make beats prolly back in 92

[@derekowens61]

@@lee_drifting naw Paul, took dj Spanish fly ,sounds n made it his own. Another thing in mannie interviews, he'll tell you, klc taught him the tables.

[@kennysmith3670]

Great video

[@SURLY_BOO]

I notice Los stephens Doesn't get many mentions when it comes 2 BBTP

[@Flatlandproductionz]

Carlos Stevens was a beast. Bout tha drama💪🏿💪🏿

[@smarkslowplay3512]

He only really joined BBTP in early 98, from Charge It 2 Da Game on. Before that he didn't do that much work, some stuff on Ice Cream Man and Hoodlum Fo Life (his artist, TSO)

[@SURLY_BOO]

@@smarkslowplay3512 I have 2 Disagree my Brotha. 1st time I heard a Los Beat was on Down south hustlers n 95..he was on everythang since that..

[@smarkslowplay3512]

@@SURLY_BOO he had a few beats in 96 and 97 yeah, but wasn't a part of BBTP til early 98 like I wrote. Had no beats on Unlady Like, Premeditated Drama, Tru 2 Da Game, Unpredictable...

[@greatness2work818]

Man i sure hate thats how they fell.out , these guys music raised.me , idk why he think they wasnt famous ,hell they were the only.label i knew all their producers by name. KLC , BEATS BY THE POUND LEGENDS IN THE GAME

[@derekowens61]

KLC,Moe B dick,Odell ,Craig b, BBTP, living legend producers, period!!! They also gave Mannie fresh,his skills, another living legend, producer. These guys been running labels, independently.

[@donniedixon679]

Most people ego's are there downfall

[@saleemmac5850]

Classic 💪🏽💪🏽

[@nomibe2911]

Bobby Marchan did a lot for Cash Money Records.