[1] The original members of the group were Lil Ya (Yaphet Jones), Tec-9 (Reginald Manuel), and Yella Boy (Albert Thomas).
The album was not released outside of the local region, but it was successful there and established Cash Money as a prominent label in the city.
[3] Their next two albums, Straight Out Tha Gutta in 1994 and Mac Melph Calio in 1995, were similar to their debut.
The raps were mostly about guns, violence, and sex overlaying New Orleans bounce beats provided by Mannie Fresh.
[5] After leaving Cash Money, the group went on a hiatus for some time, but in the 2000s they released three more studio albums, The Return of U.N.L.V.