Master P is one of the biggest hustlers the rap game has ever seen. Master P released his first album, called Get Away Clean, back in 1991. In his career, P released a total of 14 albums and didn’t get his big break until 1996. Ice Cream Man was the album, and it became his first platinum project. From there, Master P and No Limit Records would become one of my favorite hip-hop record labels ever. The following year, Master P released his Ghetto D joint, and it sold almost four million records. P was that dude during this time, and it opened the door for a lot of his artists to sell well, also. In less than a year, Master P announced he would retire after his next album was released. MP Da Last Don was that album, and it was a double CD.
MP Da Last Don would sell over four million records, and it was a dope album to end his career on. The following year, Master P ended his retirement to release his Only God Can Judge Me project. Master P Only God Can Judge Me turns 25 years old today. During this time, No Limit Records was on a decline, but how was this album? Only God Can Judge Me featured the No Limit Soldiers, and Nas also made an appearance. I’ve always been a Master P fan, especially from 1994 to 1998. Only God Can Judge Me wasn’t a great album in my opinion. There were a few joints on the album, but nowhere near his previous releases. Overall, this was one of the weaker albums from Master P. Check out the top 5 tracks from Only God Can Judge Me below. After that, peek at the track listing and stream link.
Top 5 Tracks: Where Do We Go from Here, Say Brah, Step to Dis, Ain’t Nothing Changed, and Boonapalist
Only God Can Judge Me Track Listing
- Only God Can Judge Me
- Ghetto Prayer ft. Magic & Suga Bear
- Step to Dis ft. D.I.G.
- Return of Da Don ft. Silkk the Shocker
- Say Brah ft. Mac
- Boonapalist ft. Ms. Peaches & D.I.G.
- Where Do We Go from Here ft. Sons of Funk, Nas & Mac
- Ice on My Wrist (Remix) ft. Magic
- Stop Playing wit Me
- Ghetto in the Sky ft. Suga Bear
- Ain’t Nothing Changed ft. D.I.G. & Magic
- Commercial ft. Reginelli & Melchoir as Young Gunz
- Oh Na Nae
- Ghetto Honeys ft. Mac
- Y’all Don’t Want None ft. Mystikal
- Life Ain’t Easy ft. C-Murder & Porsha
- Who Down to Ride ft. D.I.G.
- Y’all Don’t Know ft. Ghetto Commission & Two for One
- Nobody Moves ft. Magic & Silkk the Shocker
- Da Ballers ft. Jermaine Dupri
- Crazy Bout Ya ft. Mercedes & Ms. Peaches
- (Intro to) Get Yo Mind Right
- Get Ya Mind Right ft. C-Murder
Where are all my Master P fans? Who remembers his Only God Can Judge Me album? What are your thoughts about Only God Can Judge Me? What’s your favorite track off the album? Leave some feedback below about Only God Can Judge Me or anything related to Master P.
