In 2002, Loud Records folded, leaving the group stranded. In 2003, Loud's parent label Sony/Columbia issued a greatest hits album titled "10 Years and Gunnin'". M.O.P. later joined Jay-Z and Damon Dash's Roc-A-Fella Records. Their first recording for the label was a guest appearance on Jay-Z's album ""; they were set to release their album titled "Ghetto Warfare", but the eagerly anticipated album was shelved. Two other albums were recorded: one titled "The Last Generation", and the other titled "Kill Nigga Die Slo Bluckka Bluckka Bloaoow Blood Sweat Tears and We Out". A Dash-produced track "It's That Simple" with Spice Girl Victoria Beckham was created, and received a premiere on radio stations in July 2003. This generated mixed reviews and further criticism, with the feeling being that Beckham was far from convincing as an urban act.