Juvenile & B.G. Talk Cash Money & No Limit Tour, New Orleans Rap History & ‘Ha’ Music Video

The Cash Money & No Limit Tour officially launched today, and we recently had Juvenile and B.G. visit the Billboard offices in New York City. These New Orleans rap icons discussed the origins of the highly anticipated tour. By the time Juvenile made waves with the song and music video for "Ha," B.G.'s sophomore album, Chopper City, was already a classic in the region.

Up north, their music video on MTV and BET left fans in awe, sparking a trend of wearing crisp white tees, Girbaud jeans, and white Nike Air Force 1s, while incorporating "bling" into their vocabulary. No Limit also had a significant presence in New Orleans, churning out hits of their own. Regardless of any potential biases in the New York City area, Cash Money, No Limit, and Rap-A-Lot were receiving substantial attention in the North Jersey area where the author grew up.

Both B.G. and Juvenile have maintained a strong friendship and collaboration for over three decades, and they are currently working on new music together. They've even considered a collab album, but first, they want to release additional projects featuring fellow Louisianan Boosie Badazz. Juvenile mentioned that they were supposed to work with Boosie, Mac, and Fiend on the Magnolia Landlords project, but he couldn't commit due to personal reasons.

B.G., however, expressed that he's finally free from legal issues and ready to focus on new music. The duo shared that they have a wealth of records still in the pipeline, including some "crack rock." B.G. also reflected on his 12-and-a-half-year prison sentence and how he's grateful to be back in the game, having dropped an album and receiving an overwhelmingly positive response at the Essence Festival.

Touring with No Limit was a significant catalyst for this reunion, as both artists see it as a blessing to be able to continue their successful partnership.