Was 'Pimp My Ride' Fake?

Pimp My Ride Fake. Pimp my ride by RockettCustoms on DeviantArt "Pimp My Ride" premiered on MTV in 2004 with a straightforward premise that was beautiful in its simplicity: Take a kid with a beat up car and have the rapper Xzibit orchestrate a massive and ridiculous upgrade MTV has faked things before (like people lying about their homes in Cribs), and they'll fake things again

Each episode revolves around one car in poor or damaged condition, reviving it to a new and personalized model. 3 The 'Pimp My Ride' Houses Were Fake One thing about the show that was a bald-faced lie was the homes where Pimp My Ride would surprise their guests

What's Real And Fake On MTV's Pimp My Ride

The end of "Pimp my Ride" and the looming threat of unpaid Federal taxes forced Xzibit to declare for bankruptcy twice between 2009 and 2010, and during that time he also sold his 7,650-square. Over the last 15 years, many former Pimp My Ride contestants have come forward to expose the show as fake 3 The 'Pimp My Ride' Houses Were Fake One thing about the show that was a bald-faced lie was the homes where Pimp My Ride would surprise their guests

80 Of "Pimp My Ride" Was Fake. Here’s The Evidence SmilingLich rection YouTube. This show was on MTV for six consecutive seasons, spanning from 2004 till 2007 3 The 'Pimp My Ride' Houses Were Fake One thing about the show that was a bald-faced lie was the homes where Pimp My Ride would surprise their guests

80 Of "Pimp My Ride" Was Fake. Here’s The Evidence SunnyV2 RENEGADES REACT YouTube. Pimp My Ride is a famous TV series produced by MTV, and hosted by rapper and TV personality, Xzibit The end of "Pimp my Ride" and the looming threat of unpaid Federal taxes forced Xzibit to declare for bankruptcy twice between 2009 and 2010, and during that time he also sold his 7,650-square.