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The phrase is based on a TV show called Pimp My Ride. , and I suppose in other countries as well, pimps are known to drive big, fancy, expensive cars. It could be a pink cadillac equipped with a loud audio system, for example.
- The phrase is based on a TV show called Pimp My Ride.
- , and I suppose in other countries as well, pimps are known to drive big, fancy, expensive cars.
- It could be a pink cadillac equipped with a loud audio system, for example.
- It's a catchy and clever phrase meaning make my car (ride) fancy like the ones that pimps drive.
- They usually feature a beat up, old, junky car that's about to fall about.
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The phrase is based on a TV show called Pimp My Ride.
In the U.S., and I suppose in other countries as well, pimps are known to drive big, fancy, expensive cars. It could be a pink cadillac equipped with a loud audio system, for example.
It's a catchy and clever phrase meaning make my car (ride) fancy like the ones that pimps drive.
They usually feature a beat
In the U.S., and I suppose in other countries as well, pimps are known to drive big, fancy, expensive cars. It could be a pink cadillac equipped with a loud audio system, for example.
It's a catchy and clever phrase meaning make my car (ride) fancy like the ones that pimps drive.
They usually feature a beat
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