Three 6 Mafia’s Juicy J and UGK’s Pimp C collaborated extensively since the late 1990s. The Memphis, Tennessee-Port Arthur, Texas connection ran strong on singles like 2000’s “Sippin’ On Some Syrup,” 2001’s “Like A Pimp,” and 2007’s “International Player’s Anthem Remix,” the last of which was a song originally co-produced by J.
The connection has remained strong since Pimp C’s 2007 death from respiratory depression believed to be caused by a drug overdose.
Yesterday (August 11), Juicy J revealed that he is producing an album by the late UGK co-founder. The album is made up of unreleased material.
I’m producing the new pimp c album unreleased material it’s gone be a movie!!!!!!!
— juicy j (@therealjuicyj) August 11, 2013
This will likely be Pimp C’s third posthumous album, following 2010’s The Naked Soul Of Sweet Jones and 2011’s Still Pimping, both released on Rap-A-Lot Records, where Pimp C and Bun B were (and are) both signed as solo artists. Neither of those two albums featured Juicy J’s involvement.
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Later this month, Juicy J will release his first solo album on a major label, August 27’s Stay Trippy, which features Pimp C on “Smokin’ Rollin’.”
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