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Due to unforeseen and unexpected circumstances the events scheduled for Slim Thug and Z-Ro have been cancelled. Refunds will be issued immediately. We apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused. Z-Ro + Slim Thug: We Run The South Tour plus Cure For Paranoia,
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Due to unforeseen and unexpected circumstances the events scheduled for Slim Thug and Z-Ro have been cancelled. Refunds will be issued immediately. We apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused.
Z-Ro + Slim Thug: We Run The South Tour plus Cure For Paranoia, BOOME a.k.a. Citizen Kane, RVD PVCK
Z-Ro
https://www.facebook.com/zromocity
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-GJMeaHEHI4
Houston-based rapper and member of the large loosely-knit group known as The Screwed Up Click.
Slim Thug
https://www.facebook.com/slimthugbho/timeline
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T-dM6ZpOvEE
Slim Thug is the voice of Houston rap, a 6’6” tall colossus who dominated the early-‘00s underground scene on Michael “5000” Watts’ Swishahouse imprint. In 2005 he released his Neptunes’-produced major label debut, Already Platinum, and followed it with his tremendously-popular eOne Music follow-up Boss of All Bosses four years later. He returns on eOne1/Boss Hogg Outlawz with his latest album, Tha Thug Show, due out November 30. The work shows him in top form and features single, “So High,” with chart-topping Atlanta emcee B.o.B. “What I’m trying to do is give fans the best of Boss of All Bosses and of Already Platinum,” Slim says.
Born Stayve Thomas, Slim was already running things as a high school student. He drove around in a drop-top Cadillac, inspiring some of his older classmates to call him Boss Hogg -- after The Dukes of Hazard character -- which inspired the name of his record label. Many folks just called him Slim, however, and since he was doing thuggish things and looked and acted like a thug, he extended it to Slim Thug. “I was grilled-out since I was, like, 15 years old,” he explains. “I was walking around with braids, Dickies, white t-shirts, and Chucks all the time, so I looked like a thug.”
An aspiring rapper, his fate forever changed one night in high school when he performed a freestyle at a northside Houston teen club in front of Michael Watts, the influential local DJ and mixtape guru. Impressed by Slim’s verse, Watts invited him to his studio to lay down a track for a mixtape album. “I went over, did the shit, and it’s been poppin’ ever since,” Slim says. With Swishahouse and Boss Hogg Outlawz he moved thousa
Z-Ro + Slim Thug: We Run The South Tour plus Cure For Paranoia, BOOME a.k.a. Citizen Kane, RVD PVCK
Z-Ro
https://www.facebook.com/zromocity
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-GJMeaHEHI4
Houston-based rapper and member of the large loosely-knit group known as The Screwed Up Click.
Slim Thug
https://www.facebook.com/slimthugbho/timeline
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T-dM6ZpOvEE
Slim Thug is the voice of Houston rap, a 6’6” tall colossus who dominated the early-‘00s underground scene on Michael “5000” Watts’ Swishahouse imprint. In 2005 he released his Neptunes’-produced major label debut, Already Platinum, and followed it with his tremendously-popular eOne Music follow-up Boss of All Bosses four years later. He returns on eOne1/Boss Hogg Outlawz with his latest album, Tha Thug Show, due out November 30. The work shows him in top form and features single, “So High,” with chart-topping Atlanta emcee B.o.B. “What I’m trying to do is give fans the best of Boss of All Bosses and of Already Platinum,” Slim says.
Born Stayve Thomas, Slim was already running things as a high school student. He drove around in a drop-top Cadillac, inspiring some of his older classmates to call him Boss Hogg -- after The Dukes of Hazard character -- which inspired the name of his record label. Many folks just called him Slim, however, and since he was doing thuggish things and looked and acted like a thug, he extended it to Slim Thug. “I was grilled-out since I was, like, 15 years old,” he explains. “I was walking around with braids, Dickies, white t-shirts, and Chucks all the time, so I looked like a thug.”
An aspiring rapper, his fate forever changed one night in high school when he performed a freestyle at a northside Houston teen club in front of Michael Watts, the influential local DJ and mixtape guru. Impressed by Slim’s verse, Watts invited him to his studio to lay down a track for a mixtape album. “I went over, did the shit, and it’s been poppin’ ever since,” Slim says. With Swishahouse and Boss Hogg Outlawz he moved thousa
