Ghetto Commission Featuring Master P And Mystikal - Im A Soulja

Review by Jim Stonaker

Album Review: I’m A Soulja by Ghetto Commission Featuring Master P and Mystikal (1998) Alright, buckle up because we’re diving into I’m A Soulja, the gritty 1998 hip-hop gem from Ghetto Commission, with heavyweights Master P and Mystikal along for the ride. Released under No Limit Records and Priority Records, this album screams gangsta rap with a side of Louisiana swagger. And yeah, it’s got that raw, unfiltered vibe only Master P could pull off as executive producer. Let’s talk tracks. The standout? Obviously, “I’m A Soulja (Radio Version).” This joint slaps harder than your grandma’s stories about walking uphill both ways to school. Mystikal brings his signature high-energy chaos while Master P lays down bars smoother than butter on a hot biscuit. It’s one of those songs where you don’t just hear it—you feel it. Like, if this track were a person, it’d be the dude at the party who walks in late but still steals all the attention. You can’t ignore it. Plus, the beat? Chef’s kiss. Props to producer Carlos and O’Dell for cooking up something so fire. Then there’s “I’m A Soulja (Instrumental Version),” which is basically the same song minus the vocals—but honestly? That’s not a bad thing. Sometimes you need an instrumental to really appreciate the backbone of a banger. Mark Trentecosta on guitar adds some unexpected texture here, making it more than just a throwaway bonus. If anything, it’s proof that even without lyrics, this track can hold its own. Perfect for when you’re trying to look cool driving around town but don’t want anyone judging your singing skills. Now, let’s zoom out for a sec. What makes I’m A Soulja stick in my brain isn’t just the music—it’s the attitude. This album feels like it was made during a time when hip-hop wasn’t afraid to be loud, proud, and kinda messy. There’s no overthinking; it’s straight-up hood poetry set to beats that slap. Sure, it might not have aged perfectly—some parts sound dated AF—but that’s part of its charm. It’s like finding an old pair of sneakers in the back of your closet: they might be scuffed, but damn, do they bring back memories. So, would I recommend I’m A Soulja? Absolutely. But fair warning: listening to this album might make you wanna grab a mic and spit some bars in your bathroom mirror. Or maybe that’s just me. Either way, it’s a solid piece of ‘90s hip-hop history that reminds us why No Limit Records ruled the game back then. Oh, and fun fact: did you know Master P once said he wanted to be bigger than Disney? After hearing this album, I almost believe him. Almost.

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Artist: Ghetto Commission Featuring Master P And Mystikal
Album: Im A Soulja

Hip Hop

Gangsta

1998

Rating: 4.33

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Tracks

Track	Duration	Preview
I'm A Soulja (Instrumental Version)	4:40
I'm A Soulja (Radio Version)	4:40

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Ghetto Commission - I'm A Soulja ft Master P & Mystikal (Explicit)

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Catalog Numbers

SPRO 81128
DPRO 81128

Labels

No Limit Records, Priority Records

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lyssna på nätet
kuunnella verkossa
escuchar en línea
lytte på nettet
écouter en ligne
ascolta in linea
online luisteren
ouvir online

Formats

Vinyl
12"
33 ⅓ RPM
Promo
CD
Single

Companies

Role	Company
Phonographic Copyright (p)	No Limit Records
Copyright (c)	No Limit Records
Manufactured By	Priority Records LLC
Distributed By	Priority Records LLC
Produced For	Beats By The Pound

Credits

Role	Credit
Executive-Producer	Master P
Guitar	Mark Trentecosta
Producer	Carlos, O'Dell

Notes

From the album "Wise Guys".
Contains interpolation of "Wanted Dead or Alive" by Bon Jovi.

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Other (Disc Code): 08724-81128-25

About Ghetto Commission Featuring Master P And Mystikal

4-Man Quartet Consisting of of 3 Rappers: Holloway, Spade & Valerio & 1 Singer: Byron Dolliolie

Real Name

Holloway (Dwayne Lawrence)
Spade (Gary Arnold)
Valerio (Walter Valerio)

Name Vars

Da Commission
The Commission
The Ghetto Commission

Members

Byron Dolliolie
G-Spade
Dwane Michael
G9

Interesting fact about Album

Did you know? The album *I'm A Soulja* by Ghetto Commission, released in 1998, was part of the iconic No Limit Records era. It featured big names like Master P and Mystikal, who helped define the raw, gritty sound of gangsta hip-hop at the time. What’s cool is that Master P didn’t just executive-produce the project—he also played a huge role in shaping its style and vibe. Plus, guitarist Mark Trentecosta added some unexpected live instrumentation to the mix, giving it a unique edge.