Rap Musician. Slim made his solo debut in 1998 when he signed as a solo artist to the No Limits Record Label with the help of another rap musician named Master P and released the album, "Give It 2 'Em Raw." He later recorded the albums, "The Streets Made Me" (2001), for the No Limits Record Label, "Years Later" (2002), for the Cut Throat Committy Record Label, and "Years Later...A Few Months Later" (2003), for the Koch Record Label. His recordings include, 'Street Life,' 'Imagine,' 'Anything,' 'Wootay,' 'Law Brekaz,' 'Let It Go,' 'My Jackey,' 'Ya Heard Me,' 'What You Came Fo,' 'Where They At,' 'Bubble Gum Game,' 'Rata Tata,' 'M.A.G.N.O.L.I.A.' 'U Gonna Feel Me,' 'Holla At Me, 'Hustler,' and 'Cheeze Eats,' among many others. Slim was shot and killed on November 26, 2003, at the age of 25.
Rap Musician. Slim made his solo debut in 1998 when he signed as a solo artist to the No Limits Record Label with the help of another rap musician named Master P and released the album, "Give It 2 'Em Raw." He later recorded the albums, "The Streets Made Me" (2001), for the No Limits Record Label, "Years Later" (2002), for the Cut Throat Committy Record Label, and "Years Later...A Few Months Later" (2003), for the Koch Record Label. His recordings include, 'Street Life,' 'Imagine,' 'Anything,' 'Wootay,' 'Law Brekaz,' 'Let It Go,' 'My Jackey,' 'Ya Heard Me,' 'What You Came Fo,' 'Where They At,' 'Bubble Gum Game,' 'Rata Tata,' 'M.A.G.N.O.L.I.A.' 'U Gonna Feel Me,' 'Holla At Me, 'Hustler,' and 'Cheeze Eats,' among many others. Slim was shot and killed on November 26, 2003, at the age of 25.
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