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Since the deal went through with Universal have things changed for Cash Money Records? Baby: We've just been coverin more areas and put in more work and paid more dues. It's beautiful, man. I feel like we covered a lotta shit as far as the hard work we did. We just waitin to see how that shit's gonna blow up, and I know it's gonna blow up. Can't nothing fuck with us. What was the main reason that you decided to go with Universal? I know you checked out a lot of different labels first. Baby: Universal wasn't really tryin to take nothing from us. And they had just fucked with Suave. I wasn't... Continue Here

"They say that beauty is in the eye of the beholder, which / say is a natural fact / Becouse you are as beautiful as your thoughts.../ you got to love you and love all the beautiful things around you, the trees and birds / and if it ain't no beauty, you've got to create some beauty." -Earth, Wind & Fire Welcome to a world where life is truly beautiful. A world where Cristal flows from bottles like water from fountains. Every expensive car sits on chrome, Rolexes decorate wrists like cuff links, and every foot is covered with the hide of some endangered species of reptile. Every citizen in this utopia is adorned with a minimum of $10,000 worth of jewelry... Continue Here

Linda Roth is standing over a chair in the lobby of the J.W. Marriott in Houston. Roth--45, in jeans, cotton shirt and coiffed hair--punctuates her phrases with pearly smiles, the kind you give to people when they aren't feeling well. She and her engineer husband are in town for a wedding. Everything is set; all she needs is something cool to take back home to her four kids, aged one to 17. "Sign it 'To Brendan.'" Teruis Gray, a.k.a. Juvenile, juggles a Cash Money Records promo poster on his lap, trying to find a smooth writing surface on his razor-creased plaid jumpsuit pants. He and the rest of the Cash Money crew... Continue Here