When No Limit and Cash Money met on the Verzuz stage, it felt like the culture was coming full circle. For years, people dreamed about this matchup. These weren’t just two labels; they were rival camps coming out of the same New Orleans soil, both fighting for dominance in the late ’90s and early 2000s. Back then, you had to pick a side. Either you were rolling with Master P and his army of soldiers, or you were throwing up the Cash Money sign with Birdman, Wayne, and Juvenile. It was more than music. It was pride, style, and bragging rights for a city that had been overlooked in hip hop until these two camps forced everyone to pay attention.