Bun B: The AllHipHop Interview

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lovesoul — Tue, 26 Feb 2008 12:13:59 GMT

man, I'm still mad at myself for not interviewing Bun B and Pimp C last year in L.A! They're cool as hell, Pimp C was wasted so it didn't seem like a good look, but alas I know UGK will live on...

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BIG HERM1107 — Tue, 26 Feb 2008 12:19:02 GMT

one of the realist mcs 4rm the south.

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mkdeezy — Tue, 26 Feb 2008 12:22:42 GMT

great interview. bun b the king of the south prolly the realest rapper out

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Infamous Markiss — Tue, 26 Feb 2008 12:51:36 GMT

That's what's up! God bless the dead.

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Asher "Black Bomb" Sommer — Tue, 26 Feb 2008 13:16:29 GMT

This guy is straight honest. I love reading his interviews like no other. I hope his career wil last long, because we need people
like him in the game. He is the realest artist in the south. Period!

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NYMVP — Tue, 26 Feb 2008 13:23:20 GMT

I'm happy there was a Houston craze, I don't think I would have respected UGK as much. *R.I.P Pimp C. Trill Niggaz Never Die*

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MOB4L — Tue, 26 Feb 2008 13:45:11 GMT

What can I say man....Bun B dat n*gga...

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MOB4L — Tue, 26 Feb 2008 13:49:02 GMT

You're seriously in China right now? Which city? Let me hold somethin'!!! Holla at ya boy! Can you read, write and speak Chinese as well? How long have you been here?

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tianna2683 — Tue, 26 Feb 2008 13:51:24 GMT

RIP PIMP C

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MOB4L — Tue, 26 Feb 2008 13:52:44 GMT

@Asher "Black Bomb" Sommer

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IndPlsFlyBoi — Tue, 26 Feb 2008 14:00:38 GMT

R.I.P Pimp..Bun B hold ya head..Real respect real thats y im still bumping TRILL!!!!

Naptown, Bun B gone b here Friday WIll I see u there?!

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Ceccotti — Tue, 26 Feb 2008 14:27:34 GMT

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odeisel — Tue, 26 Feb 2008 14:38:03 GMT

great great interview. none of that whats your next project shit. but life. this i what shoudl be done.

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Stack Daddy — Tue, 26 Feb 2008 14:44:12 GMT

I fuxz Wit Bun man. He been holding it down 4 years!

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42wo non-fakin — Tue, 26 Feb 2008 15:07:40 GMT

Bun Give classic and Motivating Interviews. Pimp will live on forever and is Blessed to have a partner Like Bun-B!!

R.I.P Pimp C

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Jdub1911 — Tue, 26 Feb 2008 15:08:11 GMT

Great interview. Bun-B is a straight up real man. He spoke the truth. One of the best quotes in the article:

"Let me make this very clear, there are no rich rappers. Let me say that again, there are no rich rappers."

Bun-B let these kids know that everything you see on T.V. isn't real.

The media needs to interview cats like Bun-B more than the other rappers out there who consistently lie to our youth.

He also mentioned how people need to stop hating on Soulja Boy for getting his money and I'm not a Soulja Boy fan. Like Bun-B said.....

"He’s just doing his thing, he’s sixteen what the f**k else you got to talk about at 16 when you ain’t growing up in super poverty with guns in your hand. What else you gon’ talk about? Some people seem like they would rather Soulja Boy been a gangster. Is that what we really want from a sixteen year old MC? At the end of the day we ain’t making s**t four and five year old kids can listen to. Ifyou look at the charts, you can see what our kids are listening to, Hannah Montana. I’ve got no problem with that. To me it just looks like you don’t like somebody making money. There’s no way Soulja Boy is taking money out of quality pockets, those people weren’t gonna buy quality in the first place."

Bun-B kept 100 as always.

RIP Pimp C

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MusicWorth! — Tue, 26 Feb 2008 15:27:12 GMT

UGK THATS WHATS UP!

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HIP HOP SOUTH — Tue, 26 Feb 2008 15:28:15 GMT

Bun B speaking on some real shit. R.I.P Pimp.

Hopefully they atleast name a street after him in P.A.T...Bun Keep ya head up

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dwill1 — Tue, 26 Feb 2008 15:32:58 GMT

MAN THAT WAS A REAL ASS INTERVIEW AHH. THE BOY BUN BE DROPPING SCIENCE. POOR RIGHTEOUS TEACHERS WHAT YALL KNOW BOUT THAT. I REALLY LIKE THE PART ABOUT NIGGA'S RAPPING. YALL NEED TO REALLY LISTEN TO WHAT HE SAID. YALL NIGGA'S WASTEING YALL MONEY ON A DREAM THAT IS NOT GOING TO HAPPEN. EVEN IF IT DO THE CHANCE'S OF YOU REACHING A PLAT STATUS OR EVEN GETTING THAT NATIONWIDE LOVE ARE SLIM TO NONE. BE A FAN LIKE ME AND YALL WON'T BE MAD ALL THE TIME. CAUSE REALLY ALOT OF YOU ON HEAR SUCK ANYWAY SO STOP WHILE YOU ARE AHEAD. BUN IS THE MAN KEEP YOUR HEAD UP. R.I.P PIMP C

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INANYSTATEOFMIND — Tue, 26 Feb 2008 15:44:35 GMT

Bun B got niggas in NY saying Trill.....R.I.P Pimp C.

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c.los305 — Tue, 26 Feb 2008 15:55:29 GMT

the realiest interview i seen on this shit bun b is a classic big ups to that man

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King of Heart$/P-Dott — Tue, 26 Feb 2008 16:08:40 GMT

THAT'S A PRIME EXAMPLE OF Y THESE NIGGAZ IS LEGENDS..THE MUSIC STAY HOT BUT EVEN IF YOU AINT ROCKIN WITH THEY MUSIC, U GOTTA ADMIT THAT THESE SOME REAL ASS STAND UP NIKKAZ..AND HE RIGHT ABOUT THAT RAP GAME, IT MAY BE A LOTTA HUSTLES (IF U HOT, OR KNOW HOW TO MAKE A CATCHY SONG) BUT THROWIN MONEY IN A POOL OF FAKE THUGS AND BULLSHIT IMAGES AINT GON DO NOTHIN BUT MAKE U BROKE AND HAVE TO MOVE LIKE A CROOK DO, REAL NIKKAZ GET A JOB OR HAVE ABOUT 15 LEGAL HUSTLES ON THE SIDE FROM RAP..RAP SHOULD BE A VENT FOR YOU TO BLOW WHATEVA U FEEL OUT..NOT A MONEY TRAP! BUT THAT'S WHAT IT IS, REST IN PEACE TO THE PIMP AND PRAYERS FOR THE BOY BUN....THAT ALBUM WILL BE COPPED SOON AS I GET THE WORD, YA DIG

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DINWIZZLE — Tue, 26 Feb 2008 16:21:32 GMT

GOOD TO HEAR FROM BUN AGAIN. HE LIVES UP TO THE NAME TRILL. I JUST CAN'T WAIT TO HEAR SOME NEW BUN SOME NEW PIMP SOME NEW UGK.

R.I.P. PIMP C

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H-Twnz Colombi~Ana — Tue, 26 Feb 2008 16:36:42 GMT

AWREADY...GOOD ASS INTERVIEW!! R.I.P PIMP C!!!

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JOHNNY RINGO — Tue, 26 Feb 2008 17:02:03 GMT

R.I.P PIMP C

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Asher "Black Bomb" Sommer — Tue, 26 Feb 2008 17:20:05 GMT

@MOB4L
你好朋友了我在中国上海市
I'm in China right now. I live in Shanghai.

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Blayze — Tue, 26 Feb 2008 18:08:40 GMT

Good interview! Bun will always be a trill ass nigga!!

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kinglopo — Tue, 26 Feb 2008 18:58:44 GMT

Bun B the boss, I agree enuff bitching bout rap already... just do you so folks who don't like pop shit can vibe with su'um and yeh we all want our shit to be heard, so don't hate cause a man is and ur not... 5 year old couldn't understand me anyway so I wouldn't mind staying more independent and flip it with better investment moves... get all aspects up and we all fine.

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Boss Up — Tue, 26 Feb 2008 19:35:40 GMT

this was a very good interview that everyone should read

"if you haven’t smoked that part of your brain yet, n***a get your ass in school. It’s n****s that don’t get a promotion until they’re 44. I look at n****s getting nominated for the Oscars in their 50’s. [But], I cant tell a 30 year old n****a not to chase his dream."

Trill talk

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Hypnotice7 — Tue, 26 Feb 2008 19:56:25 GMT

Bun B kept it 110. His interviews always top his previous ones.

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Tha1&Only — Tue, 26 Feb 2008 20:10:20 GMT

I'm never disappointed in what Bun has to say. You can tell he speaks from the heart. However, he has forgotten a lil what rap was to him when he started. It's a voice. It ain't supposed to be a get rich quick money scheem. I know the game's changed, but it's supposed to be about that voice of the poor and less fortunate and as long as a nigga feel he has a voice and something to gain from that voice being heard...niggaz ain't neva gone not do what they do.

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EL TIGERASO — Tue, 26 Feb 2008 20:12:57 GMT

REALLY ENJOYED DA INTERVIEW

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GoodLookinOut — Tue, 26 Feb 2008 21:04:39 GMT

Always reppin UGK

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Hip-HopReleaseDates.com — Tue, 26 Feb 2008 21:09:47 GMT

another great interview by Bun. he speaks the truth.

i'm glad they're honoring Pimp the right way in P.A. but i'm more excited that they're releasing another UGK album.

II Trill drops April 1

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BayBayKidd — Tue, 26 Feb 2008 21:34:27 GMT

the reality is they’re probably downloading it on Limewire or on a zip-file or something. At the end of the day it’s almost like you reaping what you sew. Everybody wants to benefit from the s**t when its time for them to get something, but everybody want to get mad when n****s get they s**t.

THIS IS THE REALIST TALK I EVER HEARD ON THIS ENTIRE WEBSITE. THIS GOES @ALL ALLHIPHOP.COM BLOGGERS ON HERE!! ALL I EVER SEE IS COMPLAINTS ABOUT THIS RAPPER IS A RINGTONE RAPPER AND THERES NUTHIN LYRICAL ABOUT HIM OR WAYNE IS ON TOO MANY REMIXES...IS ALL A PRODUCT OF U PEOPLE. U SAY THE SONG IS GARBAGE BUT I GUARENTEE U GOT THE SONG PLAYIN IN UR LIMEWIRE. IF YAL ALL WANT THEM 2 MAKE THE MUSIC U WANT THEN U "GO!!" AND BUY THE "REAL HIP HOP" AND WE'LL SEE PPL LIKE COMMON, TALIB, RAKIM, AND OTHER NO NAMES ON THE RADIO ALL DAY. UNTIL THEN KEEP HATING AND SECRETLY CRANKIN THE SOULJA BOY. AND YAL CAN SEE THIS SHIT FOR URSELF IF U DONT BELIEVE ME! GO TO ALLHIPHOP MUSIC RITE NOW AND LOOK AT THE PLAYS FOR RAKIM AND M.O.P (7,000 PUT TOGETHER) VS. THE PLAYS FOR LIL WAYNE AND FLO RIDA (60,000). ME I LIKE ALL TYPES OF THIS SHIT CLUB OR LYRICAL SO I DONT HATE I JUS LISTEN. I GOT NUTHIN ELSE TO SAY TO U FAGGOTS

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COLDBL00D — Tue, 26 Feb 2008 22:42:30 GMT

Bun B got me into UGK. He talk about real shit and his flow is crazy.....I bought his first cd and have been a UGK fan ever since. I must admit Bun was my favorite out of the two but they recent album was bananas. I remember I saw him at O'hare airport one time and I was too nervous to dap him up. It was crazy that nigga was in some flip flops or something. He definitely one of the best southern rappers out right now and I will definitely be buying his new shit.

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justin.thibodeaux — Tue, 26 Feb 2008 22:51:14 GMT

I'm from P.A.T. and Bun always represents to the fullest for us. He is giving out good advice to people who really want to break into the entertainment industry. Don't do it for the paper, do it for the passion!!!

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LTBROWN — Tue, 26 Feb 2008 23:04:05 GMT

"Some people seem like they would rather Soulja Boy been a gangster. Is that what we really want from a sixteen year old MC?

NO IN HELL WE DON'T. AND WE DON'T WANT THEM PRETENDING TO BE EITHER. GROWN FOLKS NEEDS TO RESPECT THE AFRICAN PROVERB TOO. WHEN YOU SEE THESE YOUNGSTERS TRYING TO PORTRAY SOME BS. GIVE EM SOME GAME. THEY'LL SHUN YOU AT FIRST CAUSE CHANCES ARE NO ONE HAS EVER REALLY SHOWN EM ANY REAL LOVE, OUTSIDE OF THEIR GRANDMOTHER.

I WILL ALWAYS LOVE YOU, BUN B, JUST FOR MAKING SENSE.

R.I.P. CHAD BUTLER "PIMP C" AKA JAMES JONES

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dwill1 — Tue, 26 Feb 2008 23:05:00 GMT

@BayBayKidd MY MAN!!!!!! I BEEN SAYING THAT SINCE I BEEN COMING ON HERE NOT IN THE EXACT WORDS BUT VERY SIMILAR. I CO-SIGN YOUR FULL STATMENT LEAVE NOTHING OUT.

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HipHopManiac — Tue, 26 Feb 2008 23:16:04 GMT

big ups bun keep ya head up homie.....r.i.p pimp chad

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BLUNTBLAZER — Tue, 26 Feb 2008 23:42:28 GMT

NUTHIN BUT THA TRUTH MAKES U THINK A LOT ABOUT LIFE PERIOD

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ReD spAdEz — Wed, 27 Feb 2008 00:28:09 GMT

Like always... Bun keepin it real.

Cant wait for that UGK album, and Buns album

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ReD spAdEz — Wed, 27 Feb 2008 00:28:54 GMT

RIP Pimp C

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Jdub1911 — Wed, 27 Feb 2008 02:38:28 GMT

@baybaykidd

Chuuch!

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mh bich who els — Wed, 27 Feb 2008 04:32:22 GMT

RIP Pimp C
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thecampaign — Wed, 27 Feb 2008 05:15:11 GMT

UGK FOR LIFE. THE PIMP(RIP) AND THE BUN BEEN SPITTIN TRILL SHIT SINCE DAY 1. THIS NIGGA AINT JUST 1 OF THE BEST FROM THA SOUTH HE WANNA OF THE BEST PERIOD. HOPE HE KEEP GIVING REAL NIGGAS SOMETHING TO LISTEN TO CAUSE IT AINT A LOT OUT THERE TO LISTEN TO. HE POPPIN STRATEGY ABOUT THE GAME NIGGAS REALLY NEED TO PEEP. AND CHECK OUT THEM INTERVIEWS PIMP C WAS DOING ON YOUTUBE TRYING ENCOURAGE NIGGAS IN RAP TO START UNIONS AND SQUASH BEEF AND SHIT. THIS SHIT IS FOR GROWN ASS MEN AND A BITCH NIGGA WOULDNT UNDASTAND.
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B-Side — Wed, 27 Feb 2008 05:27:52 GMT

Damn, somebody need 2 clone that mofo...need more cats like him in the game, on tha mic, and in the back office.

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NC HIPHOP — Wed, 27 Feb 2008 07:08:51 GMT

Pimp C well represented, Bun I know you'll do him justice. Hold ya head pimpin trouble don't last always! @ B-Side is that Just-ice on your avi?

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BayBayKidd — Wed, 27 Feb 2008 07:58:18 GMT

@dwill

Jus enlightenin these ppl family, i always thot u kept it real on here so i decided to get on and tell these ppl the deal. no1 else talkin up...they jus hatin or ridin too much dick.

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BJdotFSU — Wed, 27 Feb 2008 14:31:41 GMT

rip pimp c! Bun, always keeps it gansta

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Esoteric429 — Wed, 27 Feb 2008 14:52:41 GMT

he's gotta be the realest, most honest person i've never met in my life.

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The STRONG move quiet — Wed, 27 Feb 2008 14:55:17 GMT

Bun B= the truth....loved the interview, R.I.P. Pimp C

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ANdAR$ — Wed, 27 Feb 2008 15:52:33 GMT

good interview

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TWON THE DON — Wed, 27 Feb 2008 15:55:07 GMT

AllHipHop.com: What’s good Pimping?

Pimp C: I’m feeling good bro, blessed. I’m happy to be among the living, I’m happy to still be in this Rap game. Know what I’m talking about?

AllHipHop.com: Let’s talk about the Rap game. You’ve been in it for almost fifteen years and the recent UGK album did very well landing number one on the charts.

Pimp C: For me to get my first number one, it made me feel blessed. I never had a number one album before. It showed that if you take your time and you work hard anything can happen. We put a lot of time and money into this project. I couldn’t have done it without the man upstairs or the people at Jive [Records]. It was a team effort.

AllHipHop.com: Okay, let’s get straight to business. You have been doing some interviews in the last two months or so. You had made some disparaging comments about a certain rapper quoting 17.5 dope prices and Atlanta not being the South. People thought you were talking about Young Jeezy or T.I.

Pimp C: Hey man the number could have been 16.5. The number could have been 18.5. The number could have been 19.5. It just happens that the number was 17.5 and it just got shot at Jeezy. Hey man, to tell you the truth all them numbers fake and anyone from the game know its fake! I could go on and on but it won’t change nothing. It’s all entertainment anyway. These ni**as is selling CD’s. If you say the 17.5 number is real, then great it’s real. I know you lying, but if you say it’s real then it’s real. Maybe it’s real where you at, but I know because I’m from the game. If that’s what you want to portray then do your thing because at the end of the day it’s all entertainment anyway. I would hate to think that you got ni**as out here selling records and they still investing their money into drugs. I would hate to think these ni**as is so dumb to still be in the dope game now and trying to sell records too. Know what I’m talking about? So if you saying they go for 17.5, okay fine ni**a. Happy dope dealing!

AllHipHop.com: Recently Young Jeezy spoke to us about the situation. What’s your take on his reply?

Pimp C: Well let me say this. First and foremost I’m a Young Jeezy fan, that’s the first thing. Second is I read his interview and you know I was impressed by the way he handled himself in the situation with the sh*t. As far as I’m concerned I don’t have a problem with Jeezy. As far as that Atlanta thing is concerned what I should have said was that it’s not the ni**as from Atlanta that ain’t the South, it’s them ni**as that move to Atlanta that ain’t the South. These old out of town ni**as just transplanted themselves into the city and turned [it] into something it ain’t. But the ni**as from Atlanta is some real ni**as. Maybe that’s what I should have said when I made that statement. There’s no doubt in my mind and there’s no doubt in everyone else’s mind Atlanta, Georgia is the South. I’ll say it again, all the people that bought my records, all the people that support UGK we riding with Atlanta. If it was ever a civil war to break out I’m riding with Atlanta.

AllHipHop.com: One thing that Jeezy did mention to us in regards to the whole 17.5 pricing that you were away six years and that you might not know what’s going on in the streets. Any comment on that Pimping?

Pimp C: He expressed his opinion on the sh*t. He has his opinion and I have mine. We may see eye to eye on some things and we might not see eye to eye on other things. But as far as me being away, I haven’t been away that muthaf***ing long. Yeah, I’ve been down four years. I’ve been back two [years]. So I think I know what the f*k* I’m talking about but at the same time everyone got their own opinion. Opinions are like @ssholes everyone got one. He’s allowed to have his own opinion. I respect his opinion and he respects mine and let’s keep it moving and get this money.

AllHipHop.com: So overall you were cool with what he had to say?

Pimp C: I will say one thing that was said in that interview about me being on some type of snitch sh*t by telling what was going on in the game in the XXL Magazine. Ni**a when you see a muthaf*cking snitch, slap one. That’s all I’m going to say about that sh*t. When you see a snitch slap one, I’ve never told on anyone. I went to the penitentiary because I wouldn’t tell on someone. Ain’t nothing snitch about me. I ain’t say nothing that the law don’t know in the third muthaf*cking place. Everything I spoke on that XXL interview was actual and factual ni**a. And if anyone got a problem with what I said then come out and say you don’t like what I said. Trying to put the snitch name on me, trying to say I exposed the game, and trying to put it out there like that I ain’t finna go for that. Now whoever don’t like that, you can take it however you want to take it. We can do whatever the f**k you want to do about it after that. Because that snitch jacket sh*t I ain’t going for that.

Everything else was cool, I got respect for the man interview and everything else that went down with the sh*t. But with the snitch jacket, hey man you can’t put a snitch jacket on me. We don’t tell down here, we don’t talk to police. You got me confused with your boy or somebody. I don’t know who you got me confused with, but you got me f*cked up with someone who don’t resemble me. After saying that ni**a can take that’s sh*t however the fuck they want to take it! Ain’t nothing snitch, nothing phony about me. It’s whatever ni**as want it to be. After saying that I want to say this again, I want to commend that man for holding himself like a man in that interview. That’s kind of hard to hold yourself in a masculine way and stay player and stay cool when ni**as is perceiving the slugs to be shot at you. So I understand ni**as wanting to defend themselves.

AllHipHop.com: You just mentioned earlier the possibilities of a Rap civil war. Do you think something is bound to pop off between the South and the East coast? Shots have been traded here and there within the last year.

Pimp C: Nah, I don’t think that. This is how hate works, you got to have a majority of muthaf*ckers to rise up in order to get enough hate going on for something like that to pop. The majority isn’t the haters. The majority of people out here aren’t haters. The majority of artists on separate coasts aren’t haters. So if you can’t get a majority of ni**as to do all the hating then you not going to have an uprising. You got to have a majority of people that are disenchanted with what’s going for the sh*t to happen like that and I don’t see that happening. I don’t get nothing but love when I got to West Coast or East Coast. I sell more records in Atlanta than I did in Dallas this time and Dallas is my biggest market. You got sporadic ni**a’s saying sh*t here and there but hey man ni**a’s is allowed to have their opinion. I’m not tripping on these ni**a’s opinions, but guess what? You can’t have your opinion if your music ain’t backing up that opinion. If I put your sh*t in the deck and your sh*t ain’t jamming then you ain’t got one leg to stand on. Well f**k what you talking about.

And let me say this all [you] youtube and internet gangsters, guess what? All that hiding behind the camera and sh*t that’s some pu**y ass sh*t man, ni**as ain’t hard to find. Real ni**a’s is not hiding. We ain’t hard to find!

AllHipHop.com: I’m guessing that’s meant for Lil’ Troy? He responded to your song “P***y Ni*** Anthem” on youtube a while back.

Pimp C: Who’s that? I don’t even know who that is. These ni**a’s SoundScan….man. Hey man every time I get on a muthaf*cking song I’m not dissing [someone]. I’ve been making the same type of records for years. Every verse I write ain’t about no ni**a man. If I don’t say your name then shut your mouth up, and get your ass out the way. When I get ready to diss you I’m going to diss you directly straight up and down no special effects. I’m not going to play with you.

AllHipHop.com: Another dude I know you been wanting to address is Havoc of Mobb Deep. He was on satellite radio about a month or so ago plugging his new album and he was taking some shots at the South…

Pimp C: I don’t even know who that ni**a is man. When the last time he sold a record? What them ni**as SoundScan looking like, have you seen it?

AllHipHop.com: I know that the last Mobb Deep album Blood Money didn’t go gold and Havoc’s album that just came out The Kush sold like five thousand records or so first week.

Pimp C: I don’t even know who them niggas is, f**k them ni**as! What I will say [is] this. If I don’t know who you are and I can’t identify with you then f**k you, but at the same time if ya’ll want to start a civil war it ain’t nothing. And I’ll be the first one to say this, if it do pop off between the East and the South or any other muthaf***ing coast against the South, I’m standing side by side with my comrades down here. I’m standing side by side with Atlanta, with Jeezy, with Ludacris, with Lil’ Jon and everybody else. It’s one thing for us to have disagreements down here amongst ourselves. That’s another thing for some other ni**as out of our environment try to say some funny ass sh*t. I think that statement you talking about is what dude said about T.I. Am I right?

AllHipHop.com: Correct. He was throwing T.I. under the bus during that same interview.

Pimp C: Well hoe ass ni**as do hoe ass sh*t to try to sell records. These ni**as be pulling these stunts trying to get record sales for their first week but the sh*t still don’t be working because the record is sh*tty. You need to step your muthaf*cking game up. I’m down with Raekwon The Chef man. I’m fucking with ni**as in New York like Kay Slay. We ain’t fucking with no ni**as doing those little bitty funky ass numbers ni**a. If he got a problem with T.I. or with anybody down here you got a problem with me. But as far as the dude you talking about, I don’t know who he is. Isn’t one of them kids that Pac slayed ten years ago or something?

AllHipHop.com: Correct.

Pimp C: You see what I’m saying the sh*t didn’t work ni**a. Don’t say nothing about T.I. until you get your muthaf*cking numbers up. In the midst of the whole sh*t everybody kept saying Pimp dissing Jeezy, the ni**a kept saying that sh*t. I’ve never said that ni**as name, I just spoke my opinion. If I say a ni**a name I’ll say it to his face. Don’t be putting words in people's mouths and don’t try to make sh*t out to be what you want it to be. All I’m saying is I’m standing side to side with my folks. And again I would like to say I liked how Jeezy handled himself in that interview. He could have went crazy and buckwild in that interview and could have said a whole bunch of reckless sh*t. I’m trying to be more of a leader than a ni**a who cause problems. I’m trying to create a situation where we come together a little bit more. I realize this thing on my face is like a tommy gun. I can shoot to kill, I can shoot to start wars and I can shoot to stop wars. I don’t think its right for Pimp C and UGK to start wars with ni**s right now.

AllHipHop.com: Another thing that you vented about is when rappers are using the word trill and the accompanying lifestyle in their music when it originated in your side of town.

Pimp C: Nothing wrong with niggas saying they trill. I don’t see nothing wrong that. All I am saying is this. If you going to say trill you need to tell where it came from; give homage to where the sh*t came from. It came from Port Arthur Texas; it didn’t come from nowhere else. There Trill ni***s all over the world, but you know where it got started at and you know where it came from.

AllHipHop.com: So you wouldn’t have a problem with like a Rick Ross naming his new album Trilla.

Pimp C: Man, I’m one of Rick Ross’ biggest fans man. I’m one of Young Jeezy’s biggest fans. I love these ni**as on records, I love to see these ni**as sell these records. Just because ni**as don’t see eye to eye all the time as far as our views are concerned or just because we don’t always have the same outlook on life don’t mean we don’t like these ni**as records man and don’t enjoy their music. I think the game would be a lot less interesting if we didn’t have Jeezy in the game. I think the ni**a is very talented and I think he has a long way to go with this sh*t too. Nobody can’t be a 100% right all the time and no one is 100% wrong all the time either. Everybody got to defend themselves. You asked him about me and he held himself in a grown man type way.

AllHipHop.com: Yeah he was classy about the situation.

Pimp C: That ni**a was extra classy about it. I want to commend him on that sh*t because I get reckless sometimes.

AllHipHop.com: Speaking of talking reckless, one point that did you brought up was the fact that a lot of these rappers talk a good game but they really homosexual. Have you seen or heard anything that made you speak out on that issue?

Pimp C: Whatever a man’s sexual preference is that man’s sexual preference. If you do some sh*t in Miami, then you go to New York and do the same sh*t then go to LA and do the same sh*t, it’s going to get out there in the streets. Everybody know who the boys who like boys is. Everybody know who the girls who like girls is. Ain’t no big deal. It’s really no thing. It don’t excite me or astonish me. It’s true, a whole bunch of these ni**as is some punks. If that’s what you are be proud of what you are and come out of the muthaf*cking closet and stop hiding. And what’s so cold about the sh*t is the ni**as that be doing the sh*t be the ones gay bashing and talking down. Know what I’m talking about? What I’m going to say is this. The pimp wire don’t lie. When you do something in three or more cities, its going to hit that pimp wire and we going to find out what type of sh*t you out here doing. Everybody got to play the game their own way.

AllHipHop.com: There’s always been rumors of some super secretive club of entertainers and executives who meet up and get together to enjoy themselves in homosexual acts. That’s what I thought you were referring to when you brought up that exec in your previous interviews.

Pimp C: Man I’m not that deep into the sh*t to know about all of that. You would have to ask someone with more insight and been in the game a little bit longer than I have. You may want to ask Too Short who has seen more sh*t than me. I’m plugged into the pimpwire and I’m told of when these ni**as come into to town and do some funny ass sh*t.

AllHipHop.com: Any closing statements Pimping?

Pimp C: Let me say this at the end of this thing. Everything in this interview is Pimp C of UGK. Not to be misconstrued as Bun B of UGK and not to be misconstrued as the views of UGK the group. This is me myself talking, these are my views. If ni**a’s don’t like my views, then speak on me. I ain’t hard to find you come tell me that sh*t to my face.

Also I want to send my condolences and a get well soon to Big Moe from the S.U.C. He had a heart attack. We want to let his family know we praying for him and we pray for a full and speedy recovery because that can happen to any of us. I just want to say that from the bottom of my heart. And on that note I’m speaking from UGK the group.

AllHipHop.com: We good for now Pimping?

Pimp C: Yes Sir.

AllHipHop.com: Chuuch.

Pimp C: Chuuch.

THIS 2 IS A REAL ASS INTERVIEW

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Just Rockwell — Wed, 27 Feb 2008 18:01:30 GMT

This was a very good interview. Bun B touched on some very good points about music and ringtone rappers.

Continued success to Bun B. Long Live UGK.

Just

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STUNTMAN21 — Wed, 27 Feb 2008 20:00:50 GMT

Y'ALL GET READY 4 II TRILL THIS ALBUM IS GONNA BE A CLASSIC I AM GONNA BUY THIS ALBUM MCH FROM ME BUN B

R.I.P. PIMP C

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King Papichulo — Wed, 27 Feb 2008 20:01:35 GMT

good interview. i like wat he said about soulja boy he iz absolutely rite im not defendin him, cuz i hate soulja boy. but i dont like soulja cuz he aint gangsta. i dont like him cuz he dont got good lyrics. kanye iz 1 of my favorite rappers n he aint gangsta. n also i disagree wit wat bun said bout rich rappers cuz. jay-z did make alotta money thru his albums. he is the 4th richest rapper in terms of album sales. only 3 other rappers have sold more albums then jay-z (2pac, eminem, & the beastie boys).

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Dlotto — Wed, 27 Feb 2008 20:03:02 GMT

TWO OF THE REALEST INTERVIEWS I'VE READ. RIP PIMP C

BUN B FOR PRESIDENT

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Tony T — Wed, 27 Feb 2008 20:06:08 GMT

"Ihate to see these n***s with no sense of reality"...TRue

"There are rappers who have gotten rich through other entities".. TRue..you might Be on to something here BunB

"There’s no way Soulja Boy is taking money out of quality pockets, those people weren’t gonna buy quality in the first place"..Makes all the sense in the world.

"But Ihate to see these n***s with no sense of reality"..Chuuuch!!!

Great intverview. If only more niggas would grasp some of these same concepts, the state of hip hop & hip hop generation would be in a better place.

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Blitzskee — Wed, 27 Feb 2008 20:58:49 GMT

bun b is the truth
cnt wait 4 his album 2 drop

ugk for life

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HipHop Since 1986 — Wed, 27 Feb 2008 21:21:47 GMT

finally some real talk!

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Corporate Hood — Wed, 27 Feb 2008 21:47:50 GMT

What can be said when you read something that is so true aka SO THRILL like that? I rep the 913 all day and whereva I might be, let that be known. I am true fan of UGK! Not too many rap duo groups are still around and making good music. Period. In that short time it took you to read the interview, Bun B broke it down about these "rappers" and what they really get from rapping for as money, life experiences and the impact it may have on your life. That part of the interview should be read and sign for by all inspiring rappers when they say, "I want to be a rapper!" Holla at cha boy! R.I.P. Pimp C and all our fallen soldiers fighting in the struggle!

I rep the 913 all day, let that be known KC is the town!

Whats hot and poppin’ in Kansas City, check it out.
http://www.myspace.com/onethegeneral

side note – Bring our troops home! Fuck Bush!

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x-man2005 — Wed, 27 Feb 2008 22:35:36 GMT

Bun-B has to be one of the brighest rappers in Hip Hop. A very good interview.

He reinarated everything I have ever said about Soulja boy. A lot of people hate him for being himself and making a living off of it. The thing about our parents telling us about the music that was hot when we were little also was on point.

But if those same rappers had the same success, they would be talking like they are next big thing and nothing would be wrong.

We need to loose that mentality of hating or downgrading other black people because of their success. Instead we need to be congraulating each other everytime we or our fellow man on his/her success.

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Patillac — Thu, 28 Feb 2008 01:12:27 GMT

@ Baybay Kid

I feel whatchu sayin man... I'n callin em fags tho... But people always be hatin man... That will never go away...

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drewhood — Thu, 28 Feb 2008 02:08:38 GMT

this dude is the realist,

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Intelekt — Thu, 28 Feb 2008 02:32:19 GMT

Bun B, the damn MAN. Now on the real, I really started gettin into UGK since TX started gettin some mainstream shine, even though I heard em a little here and there since Big Pimpin. But hey, better late than never right? Respect and love is respect and love. This interview was tight, and I really liked Bun's Trill and the last UGK album. Well, more props and power to the dude. He spoke like a real man. Hard to argue with any of that!

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ya future father — Thu, 28 Feb 2008 04:58:32 GMT

real shit TX stand up

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Nsane — Thu, 28 Feb 2008 11:19:18 GMT

One of the realest if not the realest rappers out there. UGK 4 Life, R.I.P. PIMP C. Keep it movin' BUN.

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HPT_D_Nice_1 — Thu, 28 Feb 2008 12:20:31 GMT

damn, that was a good as interview. no stupid ass questions and no stupid ass answers

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adopefemalemc — Sun, 02 Mar 2008 06:23:16 GMT

That's a real ass interview, no doubt & I also liked the honesty about the current music industry. But as a rapper, who happens to have her college degrees, Dwill1, u sound like a fuckn hater. Just keepn it solid, u really do, peep his comment. Hatin is a WEAKNESSSSSSS!!!!!!

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FS1 — Sun, 02 Mar 2008 10:13:22 GMT

Bun B was real with it when he said that most of these folks running up to him with a CD probably downloaded his shit from LIMEWIRE or what have you...then he said, niguz wanna get mad when folks downloading they shit while they are downloading other people's shit...

I've been saying that shit forever! How the fuck you niguz gon' get mad because you ain't makin' money with this music shit, yet you downloading another niguz shit? When I'm in these streets, I buy niguz cd's if I got the dough. When I'm on the net, I buy niguz shit unless they make they're single, mixtape, or whatever for free. Unlike most of you niguz who was watching shit like "American Gangster" 2 weeks before it came out in the theater, I actually rented the shit from the video store Tuesday of last week when it dropped. That was my first time seeing it.

Bottom line...there ain't that many real hip-hop supporters anymore. This got damn internet and Limewire got you muthafuckuz thinkin' that "Hey, there are good things in life for free." Un huh, that's why you ain't sellin' either! Check yo self.

And you niguz out here constantly complaining about how wack another niguz shit is...SO WHAT! You probably ain't buying the shit YOU LIKE either! Who gives a fuck what a downloader thinks?! Like Baybaykidd said earlier, you niguz is faggots for real not supporting this black music. And Adopefemalemc, we should have some real hip-hop kids together. Holla black

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