The Pimp Is Free (Intro) Pimp C (Ft. J. Prince)
"The Pimp Is Free (Intro)" by Pimp C featuring J. Prince, released in 2006, is a #HipHop track that reflects themes of freedom, resilience, and the struggles of street life. The lyrics convey a sense of liberation and pride, celebrating Pimp C's return and his impact on the rap scene. Musically, it features a laid-back Southern beat with smooth flows, characteristic of Pimp C's style. The song has cultural significance in the Southern hip-hop community, highlighting Pimp C's legacy and influence on the genre.
[Intro: J. Prince]
Ah yeah
Back in the lab once again for my nigga Pimp C
You know, Pimp, we showed the world what it mean to unite, with the Free Pimp C movement
And all the soldiers that represented, we appreciate you
To my nigga Bun B, that led the ship, you showed what keepin' it real is all about
And mama, yeah, I said mama
Your son is home out of the slave master's system and we about to act real bad, yeah, and make a bunch of money
Yo Pimp, we've been waitin' on this one for a long time
And since the Pimp is free, give us some of that ghetto dope processed in Port Arthur, Texas
Ah yeah
Back in the lab once again for my nigga Pimp C
You know, Pimp, we showed the world what it mean to unite, with the Free Pimp C movement
And all the soldiers that represented, we appreciate you
To my nigga Bun B, that led the ship, you showed what keepin' it real is all about
And mama, yeah, I said mama
Your son is home out of the slave master's system and we about to act real bad, yeah, and make a bunch of money
Yo Pimp, we've been waitin' on this one for a long time
And since the Pimp is free, give us some of that ghetto dope processed in Port Arthur, Texas
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