MTV's Pimp My Ride Officially ENDED After This Happened... XZIBIT REVEALS DARK SECRETS!

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and I just left the building I know how much they paid for that episode okay just give me a million dollars one just give me one and I said but before we start we hope to see you stay until the end since you won't want to miss what we're going to show you in today's video, also make sure to subscribe to our channel, click the notification bell to get notified of future videos and make sure to comment to enter to win a 100 Visa Debit Card for To reach the end, we must start from the beginning.

MTV launched the show in 2004 and what a show it attracted a huge audience that believed in everything they saw and heard, the stuff that teenagers' dreams were made of, having a rapper showcase. as a presenter it was the icing on the cake and for anyone who needed speed it was a great success. It ran for six seasons, from 2004 to 2007, bringing in a bunch of wrecked cars and restoring them, as well as

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ing them out with giant LCD pool tables. TVs and fish tanks, to name a few, in the first four seasons, it's the job of the West Coast Customs team to work their magic on the engines, including Mad Mike, the electronics expert, and the tough-looking interiors and fabrics expert. , not to mention the accessories specialist.

Great Dane and West Coast Customs Owner Ryan Friedlinghouse in seasons five and six, the job went to Galpin Autosports after Ryan Friedlinghaus moved his shop to Corona California, but not everything you see on the outside It's real, there are some

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stories behind it. scenes I didn't know was going to be a thing, you know what I'm saying, it was like you, man, they want me to do what, oh, they don't put my channel on the TV, I don't set it on the show. you've never seen me fix you've never seen me with a tool on the show fixing anything exhibits and the producers by all accounts the exhibit was an incredible and honest host despite not spending much time on the full production, although on the show it is made for It seems like he's very involved throughout the whole process, that's not strictly true and when he was there he certainly liked to take a lot of breaks.

The producers, on the other hand, were not so friendly, in fact they sometimes got quite angry if they did. I didn't get enough excitement or excitement from the contestants upon seeing their shiny new engine revealed, which made them film their reactions over and over again until they got the reaction they wanted and also encouraged one contestant to dump his girlfriend because thus it would enhance the backstory of his story. He'd be more attractive to the public if he were single and alone, the car would get him the girl of his dreams, yeah right, I guess it takes a little more than that, well that's what I keep telling myself anyway, so come on, the car needs to be cleaned. from a to c you have before your eyes the deception of your new knights, so to most of our eyes it seemed as if the cars had undergone their transformation in just an afternoon or at most in a few days, but don't let your eyes tell you. deceive It actually took a lot longer, some might take six or seven months and in that time the guy was waiting for his car to be returned, which isn't always easy when you're 17.

Some of the cars that appeared on the show looked pretty beat up. for starters with bumpers hanging off and junk thrown into them to make them look really bad,

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was all done by the producers, it was great television, but you have to feel sorry for the guy with his car door hanging on one of my crazy excursions. In fact, he threw nail polish on my hood. Another ex-girlfriend ripped off the Toyota symbol on my back. She used to call her bear. Some cars were returned with problems considering that most contestants lack finances when they are chosen to participate in the program.

It's amazing to know that when they got their cars back they still had mechanical failures and other issues, not only that but after all the time and money spent on them, some of the upgraded features didn't work at all polished shit was like one of contestants described his car after paying seventeen hundred dollars for a new engine before he could even drive his pimp. rhyme so they

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up paying money to fix their cars which they had not originally negotiated for. The show's producer, Larry Hochberg, commented that some of the cars were so old and rusty that they would have mechanical problems no matter how much work was put into them.

Remember your old door, yes, look at the name of your new door. We automate your door and hook you up with a 27 inch so I hook you up with high definition tivo you gotta be kidding me the pimta features were removed from the cars after the show aired some of the contestants were instructed , for safety reasons, to return some of the more expensive features added to the vehicle that this included. a theater, a pop-up champagne contraption, a hot tub straight out of a van, and an arcade machine, which is perhaps understandable, but why would you remove the 24-inch spinning wheels and replace them with standard 20-inch wheels on a car? from 1977?

Surely there is nothing unsafe. About all the upgrades in the show being purely for entertainment reasons, there's no way you can put hot tubs or pool tables in a car without some modification to the suspension or chassis and you can guarantee the guys will pimp that

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out of that we are not talking. to do that, but hey, it looked good in the shots, I'm julian, yes, hi, nice to meet you finally, some features were unusable, many of the features added to the cars looked fantastic, but most of the People want to do more than look at them, they want to use them.

There's not much point in having LEDs installed in the driver's seat if they get too hot to turn on or a cotton candy machine but there's no room for the lid so when you use it the candy will fly everywhere and it's not such a good idea to install gull wing type doors if you can't use seat belts because the pistons get in the way very dangerous in fact the illegal houses were faked we all like to think that not everything is fake in the show but unfortunately it seems that not even Even the houses were the contestants' houses MTV decided to put them in a different house than the one they actually lived in told them to wait patiently and expect a knock on the door, maybe a gift certificate or something, the only realistic thing at this point is the reaction they give when they open the door and see displays on the door this doesn't fix your car this is pimping my

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and they said we're not reconditioned you have a classic car if that's your The intention is to completely rebuild it.

They said we don't do that. We make it look good, but we're not going to completely restore it. A Cinderella story. This program didn't really contribute to the mechanical qualities of the vehicles, but rather it was about people. They brought their beat-up jalopy and left with their old beat-up jalopy that looked better, but it's still very likely to break down on the way to work, okay, just give me a million dollars, one just give me one, oh, excited, we can not. do that, it's not in the budget dude, you just know what, okay, I left, then it was like the show fell apart from there, it's sad because it was a really great show, it wasn't about me, I didn't was. about the car it wasn't about the kid, it was about wish fulfillment and the people at home watching it felt like this could happen to me the finale three times during the season finales the show doesn't pimp the original car the first one turned out to be being two halves of a Ford Escort welded together to make one car and was declared unsafe; the second was because the participant was studying to be an auto mechanic so west coast customs decided to allow him to modify his car as a study project and the third exhibit it was felt that it was not worth fixing the owner's car since too much heat from the car's engine and battery acid leaked into the cabin creating a fire risk.

In all of these cases, the contestants' vehicles were replaced with new cars with extensive modifications made to personalize each one. new car for the owner Despite all the complications and complaints, most of the contestants admit that they had a lot of fun on the show and would do it again, but unfortunately they can't, the show has had a great run, but all the Good things must come to an end in 2007 mtv pulled the plug on the show after their interest waned and without an audience there can't be a show without mentioning the volatile economic climate at the time and with that being said those are the reasons my journey ended , don't hesitate to comment. below what you thought of today's video, if you enjoyed it please like it and remember to stay crunchy and visit the link below for some crunchy goodies.