(3:50) — A standout track celebrating Southern car culture. Gimme Sum Mo (3:30)
Heralded as the , the cousins were raised like brothers. Big Pimp, the older of the two, was a huge influence on Gangsta, inspiring him to start rapping. They drew from their shared experiences in Montgomery's nascent hip-hop environment, a scene heavily influenced by the nearby sounds of Miami and Atlanta. They first gained regional attention in 1999 with an independent single, "Rollin' Vogues," and their independently released debut album, "Country Versatile" (1999). dirty boyz the pimp and da gangsta zip
