Juvenile and B.G. are preparing to bring their Cash Money legacy to the road as part of the Cash Money and No Limit tour, while also discussing New Orleans rap history and their plans for new music together. The two rappers spoke with Billboard in an interview published Sept. 11, 2026.

Both artists are longtime members of Cash Money Records and were part of the label’s influential New Orleans run alongside artists including Lil Wayne, Turk, Mannie Fresh and the late B.G. collaborator Big Tymers. Their conversation focused on the history of the city’s rap scene and the relationship between Cash Money and No Limit Records.

The upcoming tour brings together artists connected to both major New Orleans-based rap movements. Juvenile and B.G. are among the Cash Money representatives, with the tour also featuring No Limit figures including Master P and other performers. Upcoming dates include a Sept. 19 performance at Lenovo Center in Raleigh, North Carolina.

Juvenile and B.G. also discussed their shared history and the possibility of releasing more music together. Billboard reports that the two Cash Money mainstays are planning to release new music in the near future.

The conversation also revisited Juvenile’s “Ha,” one of the defining songs associated with the Cash Money era. The track was originally released in 1998 and became one of Juvenile’s signature records, with its music video becoming closely associated with the New Orleans rap movement of the late 1990s.

The interview arrives as the Cash Money and No Limit tour continues its 2026 run, bringing several artists from the two influential Southern rap labels together on the same stage.