Customer Reviews

Game Face

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I don't have that much to say, but I will say that this CD is the wackest piece of junk I have ever listened to from MP. Why isn't he making the hard hitting tracks he used to do back in '96??? The bounce tracks are horrible. He needs to get a new style fast before he gets dissed like Hammer did. Out.

New label, New Year, New No Limit, new trash.

Music mogul Master P has a rich, glorious legacy in rap, but Game Face is by far the worst album he has released. With his new deal with Universal and the erection of The New No Limit, the hype put into this album was just that - hype.


Produced by the likes of Soulja Music, Neptunes, Dr. Dre, and Timbaland, and featuring the No Limit Soldiers, you might accuse P of selling the farm for quick sales. But Out of 14 songs there are only a possible five songs that you can listen to and enjoy.

One of the better songs is "The Block," a touching a song about his mother being absent as he flipped drugs on the harsh New Orleans streets. This album is family affair all right. Unfortunately for the aging P, his own son outshines his father on each song ("Ghetto Ballin" and "Back On Top") that he is featured on.


His single "Ooohhhwee," featuring new No Limit Soldier 5th Ward Weebie, basically tells you what you are going to get on Game Face. You get a ghetto ballin', bragging, thuggin', No Limit family trying to get being back on top. Game Face contains many samples from old classics, which make for P treading on material that should have been left in the Puffy-era. Sorry to say, but his album makes his previous album Ghetto Postage look like Nas' classic album Illmatic.

If Game Face indicative of the New No Limit, listeners are certain to quickly move on to the next new thing.

a typical master p album. i bought it for $3 so it was worth it for two songs. "ghetto ballin" has a hot old kurtis blow beat, verses are a little better than usual new orleans rapping. really catchy song. the other hot one is the single "ooooohwee". this beat is incredibly catchy even though the rapping is bad. as for the rest of the songs they pretty much suck. if master p doesn't have a hot beat in a song, he's hopeless. "we want dough" would've passed for a decent beat except the robotic sounding girls in the chorus. it ruins it. aside from that don't spend any more than i did on this album cuz it's 90% filler!

This is a really good cd and is very toned down from his other cds
( compare this to such cds as MAMA BAD BOY and you will see what i mean )
NO LIMIT peaked in 1998 - after that many souljas left ( most just dissapeared off the music scene.)
IN 2003 there were just 2 cds from p - choppa and magic and both of them have left Now as well. I HOPE TO SEE MORE NO LIMIT IN 2004 AND 2005.

I'm a No Limit & Master P Fan since 1996, but this is a whole new No Limit. With the new Distribution Deal with Universal he is getting more popular here in Germany. And with his new Stidio, The Ghetto Bills Place, and a new Production Team called Presidential Campain, he is better than ever! His Lyrics and Beats gets more "Radio Friendly". "Ghetto Ballin" with Silkk The Shocker and Lil' Romeo show's Master P's new Style, very tight lyrics and a real good bass-line. But also Silkk and Romeo are tight on this Track. "Ooohhhwee" with the new Soldier Weebie, is one of the best No Limit Songs I've ever heard! Fast Lyrics and Beats, it sounds just like a mixture of a Three 6 Mafia Track and "Shake It Like A Dog" of Kane&Abel. It's great! "The Block" is also an tight Track, just like "Lose It And Get It Back". The whole Album is great, with fast Beats and slow ones, with a lot of Master P Lyrics, only a few guests. The Songs are produced by a lot of new Producers but also from Master P himself, Myke Diesel and Carlos Stephens. It one of the best No Limit CD's ever, and much better than "Ghetto Postage" or "Only God Can Judge Me". So, buy it!

MASTER P IS SOMEONE WHO GOT A HEAD ON HIS SHOULDER
WITH HIS MUSIC,AND I LIKE THE WAY HE KEEP IT REAL
WITH HIS FRIEND'S AND FAMILY.

Master P's Gameface is a great album. Master P's style has changed as he has cleaned up his act, but I think thats a good thing for hip hop. He also wants to be a good influence on Lil Romeo. As far as the album goes, this album is hot. The first single Ooooh Weee was blazin and "Real Love" is a great single too. The album features guest spots from Miller family members such as Silkk, C-Murder, and of course Romeo. Buy this album and support Master P, No Limit, and the dirty south.

Mayne this cd is off the heezy. Mayne Master P is better than ever. That new song OoohWeehhh is off the hook brah. Mayne Master P got his game Face on now with tha whole New No Limit Fam OoohWweehh. Back on Top is a awsome song so is Ghetto Ballin um Rock it is off the hook that song is sweet. Mayne OoohhhWeee is a great song mayne what Im Bout is a great song mayne and the rest of the songs are good. Yall need to cop this album, this cd is OoohhhWeee, mayne this new no limit deal is off the hook brah, go scoop this album up

Knock Knock? Who's there? Garbage! Garbage who? any of Master P's albums!

Game Face isn't a hardcore rap album from Master P like he used to do back in the days, but it's still tight. I like the Bounce songs like Oohhhweee & Rock It with the newest Soulja 5th Ward Weebie and also tracks On The Block or Whodi Gone where he raps like he used to on Da Last Don. Be prepared to hear some hard'n tight stuff from The New No Limit when Mr. Magic drops in March & also get Krazy - "Breather Life", Soulja Slim - Streets Made Me" and C-Murder - "C-P-3.com" because all 3 are hard and tight (...) albums!