DJ Paul Recalls Working With Pimp C Right Before He Passed Away

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https://www.vladtv.com – Having co-produced UGK’s Grammy-nominated song, “International Players Anthem (I Choose You),” DJ Paul shared candid details with VladTV concerning the situation regarding the late Pimp C’s final week in Los Angeles.

“Pimp C was returning a favor for me. He was like, ‘Man, whatever you need me on let me know,'” explained the Three 6 Mafia frontman while discussing what motivated the “Ridin’ Dirty” rapper to come visit him in L.A. Paying homage to Pimp C’s legendary group UGK, DJ Paul linked up with the Texas spitter to record a new version of “Pocket Full Of Stones” which they called “Ridin’ on Chrome.” This track would become the last song that the great Pimp C would ever record.

The veteran musician revealed that after spending Friday and most of Saturday morning with Pimp C, a couple of days later his manager at the time broke the news to him that Pimp C had reportedly passed away.

Check out the full clip to find out exactly what happened.

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