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Pimpin’ Curly:  Archive of 50 Cent’s Iconic Alter Ego 

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THE ARCHIVE

How 50 Cent became Pimpin’ Curly

In 2008 and 2009, a back-and-forth between Young Dope Man and Pimpin’ Ken played out in videos on WorldStarHipHop. 50 Cent answered with a character of his own. This archive keeps the original videos in the order they happened.

2008

The back-and-forth

Young Dope Man and Pimpin’ Ken trade videos on WorldStarHipHop, with Hood Box Office putting out the run.

MARCH 2009

Enter Pimpin’ Curly

50 Cent posts “Curly’s Mad, Flex” on his official YouTube. Curly tells his target to go ask Dope Man and Pimpin’ Ken.

TODAY

The whole story

The full story, in order, is on Hood Box Office.

WATCH

Curly’s Mad, Flex

50 Cent Presents Pimpin’ Curly, Episode 5.5, posted on 50 Cent’s official YouTube channel on 10 March 2009. Embedded from his post.

FROM THE ARCHIVE

Featured clips

50 Cent Starring In _Pimpin' Curly_ [DISS VIDEO] _ 50 Cent Music

50 Cent Starring In _Pimpin' Curly_ [DISS VIDEO] _ 50 Cent Music

NOW SHOWING ON HOOD BOX OFFICE

Cross Country Pimping

Curly played the part. These are the real ones. Michael Maroy’s Too Real For TV documentaries, streaming in full on Hood Box Office.

Cross Country Pimping, Part 2 (Trailer)

Cross Country Pimping, Part 3 (Trailer)

Cross Country Pimping, Part 4 (Trailer)

Full films stream on Hood Box Office

LEGAL DISCLAIMER

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1. Independent archive. PimpinCurly.com is an independent, unofficial archive. It is not the official site of 50 Cent, G-Unit or any company connected to him, and none of them endorse it.

 

2. A character, not a person. Pimpin’ Curly is a comedy character created and played by 50 Cent in 2009. Everything said in character is part of a performance.

 

3. Comedy and commentary. These videos are comedy and entertainment from hip-hop history. They appear here for history, commentary and education.

 

4. Not hosted here. Every video on this site is embedded from its owner’s public post on YouTube or another platform. We don’t host, sell or download them, and owners can take them down at any time.

 

5. Rights belong to their owners. Names, music, footage and trademarks belong to their owners. Showing them here doesn’t mean any owner is connected to this site or approves of it.

 

6. Content warning. Strong language, adult themes and references to street life. For adults 18 and over.

 

7. No claims about anyone. Nothing here is a statement of fact about any person’s private life, conduct or business. Descriptions come from the public record and the videos themselves.

 

8. Accuracy. Dates, titles and view counts come from public sources and can change. If something is wrong, tell us and we’ll fix it.

 

9. Who runs this archive. PimpinCurly.com is run by Hood Box Office, which sells streaming memberships. Links to Hood Box Office are our own.

 

10. Removal requests. If you own something shown here and want it removed, email info@hoodboxoffice.com with the page and the item. We review every request.

 

11. Outside links. Links to other websites are for reference only. We don’t control those sites.

 

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