OG Lil Ric

[bytha pound mag]

Does Anyone Remember Lil Ric"Deep N Tha Game" with Master P??

 

[mISS lISA]

hustlas and playas, playas and hustlas, stayin' sucka free from them bitches and bustas

master p came the hardest on that song...no limit and get low in the fuckin' trunk..independent but we gettin' paid like we mainstream!!! that's my cut!!

 

[Lamberto Quintero]

Step into the funk...

 

[bytha pound mag]

Met Lil Ric yesterday very cool folks!!

 

[bytha pound mag]

checkout my facebook for all bay vets!!! [email protected]

 

[young$tupidDumb]

i still slap that shit, got it rotating in my ipod...step above the rest is a tight trak

 

[Simpaticone1]

Fuck yeah I do !


I wonder how he did w/ No Limit ?

 

[28g w/o the bag]

mobbin through the town, say wassup to my folks

perv and swerve, perv perv and swerve

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[bytha pound mag]

check out my dvd when it drops bruh!! he was speaking on that!!

 

[bytha pound mag]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zigeU9Z4roc&feature=related

 

[dzellian]

THAT WAS HIS BEST ALBUM SHIT IS A CLASSIC

 

[B-San]

'Step Above the Rest' is my shit to this day!!

 

[dirty bra$$co1]

THAT WAS HIS BEST ALBUM SHIT IS A CLASSIC

geea thizz shit straight classci. fucc i miss 90's rap. thizz go hard tho.

 

[Strong]

Lil Ric

THAT WAS HIS BEST ALBUM SHIT IS A CLASSIC

Hands Down

 

[Fucky McFuckerson]

Deep N Tha Game only had one good song on it, the rest were really bad...the beat selection on there was poor at best.

Wicked Streets was a million times better and much more consistent.

 

[4thereal]

^^^ lol...are you serious? both them albums kill! deep n tha game was hard! lil ric and laroo shit was tight too.

 

[B-San]

^^^^ It's Like Armageddon & Thug Nut were both dope as hell as well.. He always drops solid projects!!

 

[FILTH*DEE]

YES


THAT "THUG NUT ON ONE" ALBUM IS MY SHIT


CHECK HIS MYSPACE OUT,HIS NEW SHIT SLAPZ...."I DONT CARE,NIGGA I DONT CARE" LOL THAT SHIT GO'S

 

[Dski]

MONEY MOVES>>>> BE ON THE LOOK OUT..prod by traxx fdr, Dski, malki..

 

[bytha pound mag]

Lil Ric is a rapper from Richmond, California, formally of No Limit and Noo Trybe Records. He released his debut album, Deep N tha Game, in 1995[1] through No Limit, but left the label in 1995 just at it was beginning to take off. He later joined Noo Trybe and released 1998's It's Like Armageddon. Lil Ric has worked with numerous other Californian rappers including Laroo, JT the Bigga Figga, Keak da Sneak and San Quinn.