C-Murder
From Rap Dictionary
C-Murder
(From VH1)
Corey Miller. C-Murder is the younger brother of Master P, the founder and president of No Limit Records. That explains his membership in the No Limit family, the label where nepotism rules, but he's actually one of the stronger rappers on the label. He may stick to the predictable gangsta musical blueprint, but as a rapper, he had an original style and interesting wordplay that separated him from the No Limit pack. C-Murder made his first recorded appearance as a member of Tru, a trio that also featured his brothers Master P and Silkk the Shocker. Their first album, True, was released in 1995 and was followed by Tru 2 Da Game in 1997. During that year, C-Murder appeared on a number of No Limit releases, including Master P's Ghetto D and the I'm Bout It soundtrack. In the spring of 1998, he released his solo debut, Life or Death; Bossalinie followed a year later. In 2000, he reached superstar status, first with his appearance in the 504 Boyz smash hit, Wobble Wobble; then with his third and most successful album yet, Trapped in Crime, propelled by the commercial success of its C-Murder / Snoop Dogg / Magic collaboration, "Down for My N's." This album also signaled the launch of Tru Records, C-Murder's new label, which promised to be accompanied by a clothing line and successive releases. His 2002 release, Tru Dawgs, was a test for the label but was preceded by tragedy when C-Murder was arrested for shooting someone in a nightclub. He went to jail right after the album was finished, and was there during the release of the CD. Master P has been a vocal supporter of C-Murder since the incident, claiming that he wasn't involved and it is a case of mistaken identity. Regardless of Master P's support, C-Murder was convicted and sentenced to life in prison on October 1, 2003. (((JULY 6TH 2005)))--The whole fact of the matter is, at c-murder's trial their were witnesses that were dissclosed that werent suppose to be, because, they said, "they never saw c-murder fire the weapon" and the NAACP is filing a law suit against the state of Luousiana, because c-murder requested a new trial, Because the first trial had too many errors and was "crooked" but, the court appeal with the jugdes said "NO", The NAACP says "thats violating c-murder's constitional rights" which has never happened in the history of the state of Luissiana. If this keeps up it could to Suppreme Court, With The Grand Jury.(Any way, C-Murder keep your head up!)---You'll be out soon!! FREE C-MURDER. NOT GUILTY!!!! fuck yall cops c-murder is not guityl c-murder i love you like a brother
C-Murder has released a new blazing single off his anticipated new album 'The TRUest Shit I ever said', featuring B.G.. The single is called 'Ya'll Heard Of Me'.
