Dirty

"Dirty" is a gritty Southern rap duo hailing from the heart of Montgomery, Alabama, consisting of artists Big Pimp (Daniel Thomas) and Mr. G Stacka The Gangsta (Tarvares Webster). Their style combines the raw edge of street life narratives with the heady beats of Southern hip-hop, crafting a sound that resonates with authenticity and the unfiltered truths of their lived experiences. Emerging in the late '90s, their rhymes tell the complex tales of life in the South, offering brutally honest insights alongside a background of thumping bass lines and atmospheric synths.

The dynamic duo made a notable entrance onto the hip-hop scene with their breakthrough single "Hit Da Floe" in 2000, which quickly gained popularity in clubs across the South. Over the years, Dirty has managed to build a dedicated following with their unapologetically raw lyrics and engaging storytelling. Notable releases like "Live Like a Pimp Die Like a Gangsta" and "Married to the Game" showcase their evolving style while staying true to the core elements of Southern rap. Their tenacity in the industry is reflected in their array of projects, which includes full-length albums, singles, and the ‘screwed’ versions of their tracks, which cater to the chopped and screwed genre aficionados. Their track, "Sayless," notably featuring The Pimp & Da Gangsta, illustrates the duo’s signature collaboration, bringing together poignant narratives with a relentless energy that defines their sound and solidifies their standing in the world of Southern hip-hop.

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Live Like a Pimp Die Like a Gangsta
Album - 19 Tracks - Released August 25, 2023
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