Recapping the Second Season Finale of the Dub Magazine Project

Awwww, it’s the last episode of the Dub Magazine Project.

That was smart to put Machine Gun Kelly to put in the Dub Garage. Duh, it’s only the Dub Magazine Project. I think MGK was a more personable host. Dub made the right choice with him.

During Cash Out’s segment, I was looking at the city skyline, and said that looks familiar… yeah, it took me a minute to realize that it happens to be the city that I live in. Love how he gets his wings- mild sauce with lemon pepper sprinkles. But for real, Cash Out said the most truthful statement- make sure you can afford the car three times over before you purchase it. However, the Fisker Karma didn’t do anything for me in burgundy.

Kreayshawn…  She’s driving a Forgiato dipped Buick Grand National, but the 90% of the $50,000 that the car is worth is based off of the Forgiato steering wheel, wheels, and grille. But that Hello Kitty sticker depreciated the value. But in all appreciation of Miss Gucci Gucci, at least her taste in cars represents her style.

I’ve seen Tyga more not hosting, that I did as the host of the show. I was trying to see what kind of car Myles was driving, but the shadow of his arm was blocking the emblem. Myles did have a point- matte red really isn’t common. The only matte red cars I can think of would be the Phantom that Platinum did and the Ferrari California that WCC did for Tyga.  Even though a motorcycle is smaller than a car, it would be a bigger bitch to wrap. The Dub Garage did great with it. That poor Lamborghini was recently crashed, just a few short days ago.

Another West Coast Customs customization down the drain. At least Ryan got paid... hopefully.

Snoop Dogg…. I thought he was going to have the whole show. I really wished he had the whole show. He drove around LA in a 1963 Monster Energy Cadillac DeVille on his way to a meeting with Sanctiond Auto Products (aka Mister Cartoon and ‘em). I loved the chemistry between Snoop and Sanctiond, and Estevan Oriol’s moment with the camera.

All in all, season 2 was a lot stronger than season 1. Check it out…

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P.S. So I guess Funkmaster Flex’s Full Throttle isn’t coming back on???

Snoop Dogg teams up with Mister Cartoon's Sanctiond

At SEMA, Mister Cartoon announced a new partnership with Snoop Dogg (or Snoop Lion) as business partner and ambassador for Sanctiond Automotive Brand. By bring in Snoop, it allows Sanctiond to expand their lineup by adding an exclusive line of Sanctiond™ by Snoop Dogg products consisting of car wash, waxes, polishes, spray detailers and more. The line will launch initially as a limited edition. Snoop is working closely with the Sanctiond™ team of specialists to hand-craft the formula down to the smell, color, ingredients and branding.

Atticus Firey, Sanctiond™ Co-Founder and CEO, said, "This is not a traditional endorsement deal for Snoop Dogg. In addition to being our business partner, he will provide global endorsement services, marketing support and strategic consulting for the brand. Snoop Dogg's global recognition, trendsetting status and super cool persona enhance our ability to bring new consumers and revived energy into this category."Basically Snoop is gonna help people care about their cars more. 

You gotta love it... But seriously, Sanctiond had a great presence at SEMA. Most of the customized cars there had the Sanctiond decal on it, even at the booths of various aftermarket parts. 

Update: Car Show Coverage: 2012 Dub Car Show: Atlanta

Dub Magazine continued their car show tour with their latest stop, Atlanta, GA where I'm currently living. If you can tell by the title, I didn't take these pictures, because I didn't go. I'm a little frustrated with Dub when they stop in Atlanta because not enough cars partake in the show.


(See what I mean)

I'm hard on the city of Atlanta, but I can honestly say that Atlanta does have custom cars, and that's apparent based off of Stuntfest (God, do I miss Stuntfest). Maybe Dub doesn't promote to the right people, but there's a huge difference between the Dub Car Show in Anaheim versus the Dub Car Show in Atlanta. Opposite coasts, but one has a crazy amount of cars, and the other one doesn't. Thankfully Dub took some great photos, so you can see for yourself...











(I really hate photos like this, because the subject is the car, I don't want to see the guy looking at the car, even if he had the potential to be cute)

(I love that green)























































(B.O.B. with his mouth wide open)

(At least Uncle Snoop kept the crowd going)











(Debo loves the kids, just not Craig and Smokey)



(You know he rigged this car do to everything electronically- like opening the truck, hood, and doors and the touch of a button. I hope he won an award for this car at this show, if he didn't, I'm mad for him)











(So that means that they left plenty of space for the bmx riders)

Update: Dub added more photos...

























(Aww, that's cute)

To see the rest of the photos, shimmy over to Dub Magazine's Flickr Page