
Pimpin' P
The Don. Raised in the projects by a single mother with seven brothers and sisters, a hustler from the jump. Dope Man's childhood friend and the face of Throwback Bitch.
No actors and no models. The people on these tapes are the people who lived it.

The Don. Raised in the projects by a single mother with seven brothers and sisters, a hustler from the jump. Dope Man's childhood friend and the face of Throwback Bitch.

Pimpin' P's longtime homeboy out of Compton. When P stepped back, D-Loc took the chair and brought his own style, still that Throwback Bitch gangsta energy.

Pimpin' P's brother and the founder of Royalty Click Records. On the grind to get in the rap game, making major moves on the low.

General Mayhem. An underground rapper with real skills. He walked into the Chronic Shop on Freestyle Friday and blew the spot up.

Mack City's own. When the rest of the crew had business to handle, Fat Mack stepped in and kept the show going.

The man behind the camera and the founder of Chronic Central. He started Chronic Girls in 2002, reunited with Pimpin' P and gave him a show.
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