Pimpin' is Officially in the Building Some say the era of Detroit Player is over. NOT EVEN! Freeze emerges as one of Detroit's most promising mouthpieces (he's always promising something-LOL), representing the Pimpin' and keeping the game alive. In 'Memoirs of A Pimp' he takes you from sitting in a house with no hear or water to making over a million dollars in the pimp game. Living proof that "Pimpin' ain't dead!" Thanks to the underground powerhouse "Paper In My Pocket" and the cult classic "Pimp Game: Instructional Guide (Ex-Pimp tells all)," Freeze's charisma and authentic style has quickly positioned him as one of Detroit's biggest and brightest stars. To check and see if a thoroughbred is authentic, you check the bloodlline. With players, you check their gameline. Freeze comes from a line of some of the greatest pimps to ever play the game, such as Filmore Slim, Jimi Starr, Rosebudd, and The Boss Hogg macaroni, and on 'Memoirs of A Pimp' Freeze reveals the secrets no one else will tell you, such as: *How to get a woman to choose you *How to get her to give you ALL the money *How to get multiple women to get along and much more of the game that affords him the luxury to do nothing but rest, dress, and finesse. The same thing he's been doing for years. Also the album features some of Detroit's biggest names. Names like: BIG HERK MZ. SMILEY from 102.7 MERCEDES from No Limit Records MELANIE RUTHERFORD from Def Jam and many more... The icing on the cake is that Freeze is a true artist, not just a hustler with money who felt like rapping. He's been at it since age 9, and it shows through the way he lays out the pimp game so clearly you can almost walk into it. Anyone even remotely interested in the pimp game, or living a life full of fine women and lots of money, must buy this album now. It's a 'must-have' in the collection. "Damn...Freeze dun packaged up the Pimpin!" As an added bonus, if you order the album now, you can get the 'Memoirs of A Pimp' ebook for free. All you have to do is email the confirmation number to MemoirsofAP@gmail.com.