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Suthern Soulcat bio Pimp Hop Music - Silky-smooth,Funkalistic and Gangsta only when necessary and always Mackin'. Soulcat has spun together a new style, one that reverberates through neighborhoods across the country, making heads nod in unison. Soulcat has been in the game over 15 years, a veteran performer who knows how to turn an audience on, and how to generate buzz. His controversial early single, “Legalized Dope,” was banned by MTV, but embraced by BET and Black Music Radio, who put it into heavy rotation. The song presented a much needed positive message at a time when black communities were overwhelmed by crime and drugs. On Dateline/NBC, Suthern Soulcat explained why the song had struck such a chord with the nation, “We’re dealing knowledge as dope in the hoods, with the same style, hussle, and ruthlessness as real drug dealers.” The roots of Pimp Hop emerge in, “Give the People What They Want,” a remake of the Isley Brothers hit, remixed with a George Clinton Atomic Funk Do...