* *Thanks always to youtube for all theses vids.*

💪😎🤙 Pimp My Ride was one of my favorite favorite shows (up there with MTv Cribs). If u agree with me, than u must be an 80's kid too. (or maybe a raging car mod nut who discovered this awesome show too)

I think what made this show instantly so cool was this guy.. the host and star of the show..

Xzibit

Name: So you wanna be a player? but your wheels ain't fly?
Item: Pimp My Ride
Author: @chinito

(the vid is way longer that I needed, but the opening part is awesome so just watch that one then move on pls.)

There are too many great vehicular transcendentness to try and post here, but feel free to have a watch and follow the youtube rabit hole as much as u want on this..

I remember that back when this show was running, I just couldn't get enough.. I wish there was youtube back then so I could sit and watch back shows and other content about it, all day long. (or at least until mom called me for dinner)

Apparently, the show was not 100% honest and fair, but I'll just let the man tell u how it really was..

and here's a good one that shows the fun..

Comments · 3

@ishketch(64)· 1086d

I feel old, I used to watch it on MTV channel 41, also wild Boyz and crib and pimp my house. Hahaha lol very nostalgic

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@daltono(81)· 1087d

I loved this show so much. So much so that my brother and I convinced these kids from NYC that we were Xzhibit's two sons. It was back when Xbox Live was first starting and we played Call of Duty with them every day. I pretended my name was Tyrone Rayquan and my brother was Marquis. Yes, we had fake voices too and often played sound clips of Xzhibit talking so they'd believe us even more. Keep in mind I was like 12 or 13 and my brother hadn't even turned 10 yet. Somehow we both got that joke to go on for well over a year and those kids never questioned it. They were mind blown when we revealed that we were two white boys from West Virginia. One of my best childhood memories for sure.