Today we are going to shed some additional light on the movie/movement taking place with Thirsty P’s music and his Dead Homie$ clothing brand. While the clothing has popped off his music has definitely gone under the radar for some – not us, but some. This time Warhol joins Thirsty P to create an ominous slapper that will give you the feeling that only the grimiest streets could deliver.
“I got a discount at Home Depot with all these fuckin’ hammers / Do a Crip walk and a two-step every time it’s landing / He tried to sub me a line, don’t ruffle my feathers / Arguing with the Doc aye give me my medicine / I can see in his eyes he think I’m better than him, just tucked a waffle maker inside my letterman” – Thirsty P
Thirsty P’s clothing company has earned as much respect in the streets as any clothing brand has ever earned, which is why we can see him on the verge of breaking out big in his Juddy Remix Dem music video. Over the past few years, how many times have you heard people mention “on the dead homies”? The Dead Homie’s brand is a fabric woven from the streets, and it is as authentic as it can be, so keep your head on a swivel as you listen to this one!
