Master P has clarified his position regarding the upcoming No Limit and Cash Money reunion tour, though questions remain regarding the participation of global superstar Lil Wayne.
During a recent interview, the No Limit Records founder addressed the speculation surrounding the line-up for the highly anticipated arena trek scheduled to begin in September. Appearing on the popular radio program “The Breakfast Club,” Master P, born Percy Miller, emphasized his commitment to the No Limit contingent of the tour. When asked if fans should anticipate a performance from Lil Wayne, who was the flagship artist for Cash Money Records for decades, Miller remained tight-lipped about the billionaire rapper’s status.
“You know what? Wayne doin’ his thing,” Miller said during the broadcast. “I can’t speak for them. I know my people gon’ be there. It’s all about No Limit, but I think that whatever they… I wish a lot of they artists could be there. I don’t know what the situation is.” The tour represents a historic truce and collaboration between two of the most dominant forces in Southern hip-hop history. Throughout the late 1990s and early 2000s, No Limit and Cash Money engaged in a legendary rivalry for market dominance in New Orleans and beyond.
The upcoming tour aims to celebrate that legacy, bringing together former adversaries for a massive national run. Despite the collaborative nature of the event, Miller was firm in his boundaries regarding the management of the Cash Money roster. He noted that while he hopes for a full representation of both labels, he is primarily focused on the logistics and performance quality of his own artists. “I can only do what’s in my control, shawty,” Miller said when pressed further for details.
“And that’s what I’m gon’ do. But No Limit will be there.” Fans have been eager for a full reunion since Birdman and Master P first announced the joint venture. The absence of a definitive confirmation for Lil Wayne has led to online debate, as the rapper’s presence would significantly increase the tour’s profile.
For now, the No Limit roster remains the only group fully confirmed for the September kickoff. Promoters have not yet released the final, comprehensive schedule or a full list of appearing artists for the Cash Money side of the bill.
However, the tour is expected to hit major arenas across the United States, marking one of the most significant moments in New Orleans music history.
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