In "Why can't we get some of this TV money" news, my homeboys Fat Joe and Lil Jon will give MTV's hit show "Pimp My Ride" some international flavor when they host "MTV's Pimp My Ride International." The King of Crunk and Terror Squad Capo will continue to follow the show's formula of transforming junk cars into luxurious vehicles.

Oh really? Will they still use West Coast Customs to turn someone's junk car into an expensive junk car that looks like foolishness on four wheels EbenGregory?

No.

I hear that MTV has replaced the West Coast Customs people with staff from All Stoff Garage, which was founded in Alkmaar, Holland in 1988. Just in case you didn't get the memo, West Coast Customs owner Ryan Friedlinghause announced he had amicably ended his association with MTV and Pimp My Ride back in Dec. 05.

Apparently, Friedlinghause got himself a new deal with the Discovery Channel in which he'll be ruining high-end cars with his outlandish customizations.

There's really nothing else for me to talk about with this so.

Here's some jewelry being dropped by EbenGregory on Fat Joe and Lil Jon hosting Pimp My Ride International: Television is a new medium. It's called a medium because nothing is well-done.

The Jewelry Man has spoken.

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