Recapping Episode One of Funkmaster Flex's Full Throttle

This past Sunday, the season premiere of Funkmaster Flex's Full Throttle was shown on MTV 2. I've always liked Funk Flex, probably because I grew up listening to him in New York. Plus I always loved his TV shows, where he actually went to auto shows as well as customizing cars for celebrities, and those types of shows have always been my favorite. And meeting him in person was a plus, simply because he wasn't rude, he was actually nice.

So aside from the bad acting in the very beginning (his assistant wasn't very convincing with the few lines she had), once show got started it wasn't bad...

The show was about Flex seeing his new office space and customizing a Chevy Impala for Lloyd Banks and a special guest stopping by while Flex was customizing the Impala.

If you missed the episode, here's the Full Episode below:

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I did wish that they showed a bit more about the actual customization of the Impala. I felt it was a bit rushed through, but they had to make time for the interview with Banks. I wish that this show wasn't compacted into 17 minutes. I did love how during the first commercial break was dedicated to Flex's sponsors.

Bonus Freestyle by Banks:

Funk Flex Full Throttle

Ridin Music: Look What Lloyd Banks Done Started

I know the title is grammatically incorrect, but I'm rolling with it.

(Photo from This Is 50.com)

One third of G-Unit, Lloyd Banks, collaborated with my rapper Ray of Sunshine, Juelz Santana for the song "Beamer, Benz, and Bentley". The song took off like fire, and then a bunch of rappers had to do their take of the song.

Maino came up with "Trina, Kim, Or Nicki"



Joell Ortiz Did "Nissan Honda Chevy"


Then he REMIXES a REMIX and throws Jim Jones on the track "Nissan Honda Chevy (Remix)"



There's more remixes but do you really want to hear 500 versions of a song?

So someone mixed some of the remixes together and came up with the Hi-Def Remix which has Lloyd Banks, Joell Ortiz, Fabolous, Maino, Papoose, and Juelz Santana) (They should have named that the New York Remix)



And then Lloyd releases an actual official remix which features Ludacris, The Dream, Yo Gotti, and Jadakiss



And in case if you forgot what the original version sounds like