Snoop Dogg’s low-riding Cadillac from 50 Cent’s “P.I.M.P. (Remix)” video has been put available on the market and is at present on the market to the best bidder.
TMZ caught up with the proprietor of the silver 1996 Caddy, Christian Bonilla, who got here into possession of Snoop’s DeVille years after the automotive rose to fame.
Snoop blew the Angel Mud’s engine out and it grew to become stale sitting in rather a lot along with his fleet, so he determined to half methods with the customized automotive.
Christian’s pal made a proposal to Snoop and he had it shipped to him. He’s since changed the engine and upgraded the classic speaker system so the automotive continues to be working.
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Bonilla doesn’t have a selected asking worth, however is listening to affords. events are inspired to message him on Instagram in the event that they’re critical about bidding.
“P.I.M.P.” was the fourth single launched from 50 Cent’s blockbuster 2003 debut album Get Wealthy or Die Tryin’. The anthem went on to peak at No. 3 on the Billboard Sizzling 100 whereas incomes a gold plaque from the RIAA
Snoop Dogg appeared on the official remix alongside 50’s G-Unit working mates Lloyd Banks and Younger Buck. The visible for the remix that includes the well-known whip at present boasts over 500 million views since being uploaded to YouTube in 2009.
Even practically 20 years later, Snoop Dogg continues to be making noise on the music scene. After dropping two solo tasks this yr already, Tha Doggfather is now gearing as much as launch the long-awaited Mount Westmore album on December 9 alongside fellow West Coast legends Ice Dice, Too $hort and E-40.
The undertaking arrives two years after the group first shaped, with HipHopDX breaking the information after acquiring an unique clip from Too $hort and MC Serch.
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As for 50 Cent, he carried out at Artwork Basel in Miami over the weekend, and after working into a few the Kardashian sisters backstage, he determined to deal with the Vice Metropolis crowd to a different live performance.
