Baby Blue on Pretty Ricky Beefing over Money when Album Went #1, Pleasure P Left the Group (Part 4)
February 10, 2022
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In this clip, Baby Blue reflects back on Pretty Ricky's debut LP (Bluestars) and the impact that the "Scream Tour" with Lil Bow Wow and Omarion had on their album sales. The Miami native shares details about tour life and the way in which his band interacted with their legions of female fans. He also declares that his band blazed a trail for other up and coming artist from their region of Florida because they come up during a time when no one knew of people like T-Pain, Rick Ross and Piles yet.
As the discussion between Baby Blue and Vlad continues, the rapper talks about the making of Pretty Ricky's second studio album (Late Night Special) and earning production credits on the project while working side by side the late Static Major.
Lastly, Baby Blue talks about the internal beefing that was going on amongst the band members and the moment when Pleasure P went off to pursue a solo career. He attributes Pleasure P's departure to lingering "money issues" with their record label.
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