For the second episode of the Dub Magazine Project, it was
very Atlanta oriented. T-Pain kicked off the show, by talking about how he
influenced some musical styles. But the most important part was when he showed
off his garage- Bugatti Veyron (his favorite), A Rolls Royce… or two, Monster Energy Impala, a souped up Mini
Cooper, etc.
The next segment was Roscoe Dash. While talking about his
work ethic, you can see him driving a 2012 Chevy Camaro SS Convertible. His
segment basically talked about work and going to JJ’s Barbecque Shack.
The “We Baby Your Tires” guys at Butler Tire had their
segment. I’m surprised that they went with the Marietta location and not the
Buckhead location, but I’m happy that Butler Tire had the opportunity to show
what they’re known for. And it did help that they were adding new wheels to
T.I. Maybach. So that was a great
look,, and it was a long time coming.
The person I was waiting to see!!!! Lil Duval as he was
riding around on his Can Am Spyder bike. He got the Cam Am Spyder because it
only cost about $15 to fill it up. One thing about Duval is that yes- he’s
doing extremely well as a comedian, but he drives sensible vehicles i.e. Toyota
FJ Crusier, and that Scion XB that he once had. P.S. Clay (his manager) needs
to brush up on his acting and getting booted outside of Magic City is a very
common situation. Yes I’ve been to Magic City
Myles Kovacs’ newest customers and oddly enough they have
the cover of the new Dub Magazine, Jake and Jay- Two guys getting the Fisker
Karma. Both had different wants
for the new exotic car that everyone wants, but at the end- Myles made sure
that they both left happy.
Tity Boi—I mean—2 Chainz finished out the show. One thing he
said is that he doesn’t believe in buying cars that doesn’t need to be fixed
up. Case in point, he drives Atlanta’s favorite vehicle- a 1971 Chevy Chevelle,
but in this episode, he was riding around a Rolls Royce. However, just cause he
was 35 when his debut album came out and it was highly successful, I’m not
suggesting for every aspiring rapper to do so. Then again, it was his debut
solo album, he did have albums when he was in Players Circle, hence the Tity
Boi reference.
Nice strong episode and it was almost very Atlanta. But
seriously, who is Jake and Jay.
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