@@Heit a very notable radio interview with HOT107.9 around the early 2000s would mark the last time something like that would happen on air...Something that could not be said by today, nor does someone really exist with Pimp's intent and integrity. The music scene has changed so much (i.e. contemporary) and has continued with (or without) Pimp C. Dude was immensely influential in the rap game. He paid dues, had game to kick. Highly connected and respected. RIP Pimp C.
@@Heit they promoted cardboard artists with shallow content only highlighting certain themes: Money, Womanizing, Violence , and Drugs...am I missing anything?
I can't wait for the Mr Biggs vid. He was a true Alabama representative and we miss him. I mean, the junkies used to say that nigga's "crack taste like ribs" 🤣🤣🤣 Getcha 12 white folks and take that shit to trial!!! Salute, Heit!!!
