Live from Chattanooga, Maal The Pimp shares his journey from the West Side of his city to the music industry while breaking down pivotal moments, life lessons, and untold stories. He opens up about what happened when he wore a “F**k Trump” shirt while filming a video in front of the White House after the 2016 election. He also speaks on the rise of inner-city crime and gang activity throughout the years in Chattanooga, shares how he went from excelling as a student-athlete to shifting his focus toward music after unexpected life events, and recounts winning Chatt’s 1997 city-wide high school talent show.
Maal details F.A.M. Records’ impact in his city, joining B.G.’s Chopper City Records, moving to New Orleans, and being embraced by the Chopper City Boyz. He shares a story of his first encounter with VL Mike, how they later built a close friendship, Mike’s departure from Chopper City and his passing.
Maal gives insight into his current relationship with Chopper City affiliates, his experiences with Cash Money affiliate Hot Beezo, and whether working for an independent record label is truly lucrative. He also talks about his role in the Tubi-featured film “The Milwaukee Story”, offers words of wisdom for young professionals and more.
