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Shadow Mod

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Pimp My Ride - The Worst Additions Ever
« on: June 01, 2014, 05:52:49 AM »
<insert memes here>

Anyway, let's try to recall the dumbest shit they put in the car. The one that comes to mind all of the time is the fish tank in the Mitsubishi Mirage but I bet that can be topped.

brob

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Re: Pimp My Ride - The Worst Additions Ever
« Reply #1 on: June 01, 2014, 06:13:35 AM »
Has anyone ever done a follow-up on the cars that got pimped? how long before they got jacked/vandalized, how much ridicule they faced, how expensive maintenance was, etc?

the cars are entertaining the three minutes they are on screen, but those fools had to drive them shits every day.

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Re: Pimp My Ride - The Worst Additions Ever
« Reply #2 on: June 01, 2014, 06:19:28 AM »
My personal favorite was one guy had a very tight and uncomfortable looking "love area" under his car where it also had a TV screen and a PS2.

EDIT: I Just found this on youtube:



 :lol

"found it" breh

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Re: Pimp My Ride - The Worst Additions Ever
« Reply #3 on: June 01, 2014, 06:46:55 AM »

Olivia Wilde Homo

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Re: Pimp My Ride - The Worst Additions Ever
« Reply #4 on: June 01, 2014, 07:59:13 AM »
I have an embarrassing story about pimping my ride.

Fresh off of the high of watching the original Fast and Furious movie, so this would have been in 2002, I had an interest in wanting to trick my ride out, which was a mid 90s Oldsmobile Achieva.  I had a shitty retail gig so I didn't have much money.  I wanted underdash and underseat lighting and a new sound system for a start.  However I couldn't afford to do it the right way so I wound up buying some hideously overpriced (I remember it was $80) underdash and underseat purple lighting that ran off of my car charger.  It had a bunch of cables going around the interior of my car to make it work so anytime someone was in my car, they'd discover these cables around.  I couldn't afford a new sound system since it was a couple hundred so I just cranked up the bass and reduced the treble until eventually it blew out my speakers.  So I had to listen to early crunk hitz like Lil Jon's "Bia Bia" with no bass and tinny sound.

I remember catching a lot of shit about it from my friends but I was pretty defensive about it.  My dream car was a fully tricked out rice burner.  The lighting was thrown away by my parents immediately after I left for college but probably not before shaking their heads first.  Every once in a while, I get tempted to blow a bunch of money but I think better of it.
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Himu

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Re: Pimp My Ride - The Worst Additions Ever
« Reply #5 on: June 01, 2014, 09:02:59 AM »
I don't remember shit bout pimp my ride except loving it at the time.
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Diunx

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Re: Pimp My Ride - The Worst Additions Ever
« Reply #6 on: June 01, 2014, 11:46:06 AM »
 fish tank in a car.
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brob

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Re: Pimp My Ride - The Worst Additions Ever
« Reply #7 on: June 01, 2014, 12:37:05 PM »
http://www.reddit.com/comments/hfiu8/i_was_on_pimp_my_ride_ama/



Quote from: on selling it
I actually had to sign a contract that prohibited me from listing their final product on eBay, which I did. I was contacted by Viacom about 3 hours later, ordered to take it down. I then got the contact info of the company that made the Jackhammer woof and made a deal. The problem with the show is, they don't fix any of the mechanical issues, and my car was a piece of shit. What they did was make my piece of shit sound exceptionally awesome, which is great. Just not great enough to drive on roads.

Quote from: on xibit coming 2 ur house
It wasn't my house. It was a place owned by one of the crew members. I was actually surprised when Xzibit showed up to the door, because up until that point everyone with MTV had led me to believe that I was merely "one of 5 finalists" and that it was just practice to see how I would react if it was Xzibit at the door. When it was, I knew it was real. So even though a lot is for show, there definitely was an element of surprise maintained for certain moments.

Quote from: profit off sale
I originally purchased the car for 500 bucks. Sold it for 18k.

Quote from: on how long it took to film
Didn't take a week; took half a year. Total film time for me was 4 or 5 full days. I met up with Mad Mike a few times after I drove the car home.

Quote from: on representation
MTV also questioned me having a girlfriend and suggested I dump her because it was better for my "desperate dude with shit car" image, and how that was a pseudo-requirement for "gettin' pimped".

Quote from: on auditioning
The Mtv website casting call page. I was invited to attend an audition in Santa Monica where they conducted some on-camera interviews in the MTVnetworks parking lot. I was chosen based on a whimsical story I told about the shittiness of the vehicle.

Quote from: on flipping out at reveal
Yes. They did one take, and I just stood there in awe and said "Holy fuck." Then the dude known as Big Dane had a talk with me and told me how disappointed he would be if I didn't show more enthusiasm in the next take. I did not want to piss him off. On the next take they were satisfied with my level of excitement.