Despite serving a long prison sentence, rapper C-Murder (Corey Miller) has allegedly shared an emotional and powerful message with the public:

“New Orleans Calliope Projects 3rd Ward (CP3) TRU 4Life.”

The declaration spread quickly across social platforms, sparking renewed conversations about his unwavering pride in the place that shaped him.

For many fans, this phrase feels like confirmation that—regardless of how much time passes—C-Murder will never forget his birthplace and continues to offer a lifetime tribute to the community that raised him.

A Phrase That Represents Identity

This message is more than a slogan; it is a map of personal history.

Calliope Projects (CP3) — short for Calliope Projects, 3rd Ward — is the public housing development located in New Orleans’ historic Third Ward.

It stands as the foundation of C-Murder’s early life, the birthplace of his sound, and the cultural ground on which Master P, Silkk the Shocker, and the entire No Limit legacy were built.

The use of “TRU 4Life” (The Real Untouchables For Life) reinforces a lifelong vow of loyalty — one that has always been central to the No Limit philosophy and to the identity C-Murder continues to claim from behind bars.

Hints of a Possible Comeback?

Fans and critics are now speculating whether this message signals something bigger.

Could this be a dramatic prelude to a future comeback—possibly a new project or album after parole or release?

Is C-Murder preparing to return with a body of work entirely dedicated to CP3, the Third Ward, and the people who shaped him?

Some believe this may be a strategic public relations move, designed to build anticipation while reaffirming his deep commitment to the community that has stood by him for decades.

Unbroken Loyalty

Regardless of interpretation, one thing is clear:
C-Murder’s loyalty to New Orleans remains unshaken.

His tribute to the Calliope Projects is not just nostalgia; it is a testament to resilience — a declaration that no challenge, no distance, and no prison walls can sever the connection he feels to CP3, his roots, and the spirit of New Orleans.