Big ups to all of our loyal fans across the lands. Pimpin' Pens is back from the deep trenches of a heavily hazed out Holiday Season and now we're steam-rolling through the globe with the untamed fury of an African Rhino on PCP. Thanks to you guys our blog has become an unstoppable juggernaut with the brute force of the Huns on the warpath. On the agenda for this year as always is to do it monster-don big and go ultra hard every time we drop this ferocious, trump-tight iszm into each post. As you know we've added an online store recently, feel free to cop some of these exclusive we have in stock and check back frequently for more updates, reviews and sales on your favorite items.
As another way to interact with our fanbase and community we want you to help us choose the next artist of the month. We've always let you know how much we appreciate your readership with each visit to our site and we want to return the favor by letting you choose and sending us suggestions for any posts or reviews you might want us to do. We're just regular mothafuckas like you so again, holla anytime and we'll hit you back. 2008 was a big year for us but we're going to keep grinding and masterminding in 09. Enjoy this little compilation on new and old junts we put together to pass the motivation and let you know we're on another level with the crunk shit.
KEEP IT PIMPIN'
Three 6 Mafia-Elbow a nigga (feat Project Pat)
B.G. featuring Lil Wayne and Juvenile-Niggaz in Trouble
New Lil Boosie - Goin Hard ( From LilBoosieAnna Part 3 )
T-rock - Hustle Hard (Feat. Mr. Sche )
Roaches N Da Ashtra
Evil Pimp - The Way You Do That Right Thurr (Ft. Crazy Mane)
Yung Kee ft. Criminal Manne - Grindin
Hypnotize Camp Posse - We Bout to Ride
Lil'Boosie and Webbie - I Had a dream...
BONUS BUCKED UP ANTHEM!!!
Tear Da Club Up Thugs - Hypnotize Minds/Prophet Posse
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"Initially it was the rawness. When I heard The Message. I was listening to Devo, Blondie, New Wave Groups like that that were sort of Cutting Edge. I remember in 1982 you heard Foreigner on the Radio, Blue oyster Cult. I was ten at the time. When I heard The Message, what struck about was that the music was almost a nonexistent sound scape, it was very raw, the lyrics were so direct, it wasn't just poetry. This was exactly how it was. That was so powerful, it was like boom. And the next song I heard about three weeks later was Planet Rock. It was those two songs that ignited the fire. I was very fanatical." - DJ Shadow
