Pimp Tea :: An Urbal Remedy :: Brockway Entertainment as
reviewed by Matt Jost  Being at the top of the rap game sure
isn't easy. You have to follow up that hit single with a hit
album, that hit album with a nationwide tour, and then you have
to start working on your next album, keeping your fingers
crossed that when you come back your spot won't be taken up by
the next big thing. Securing endorsement deals. Showing love to
mixtape DJ's, radio personalities, TV hosts, magazine writers.
And don't forget the fans. Shaking hands. Taking pictures.
Giving autographs. Everybody wanting something from you just
because you're famous. Everybody thinking they know you just
because they see your face all the time. So many people making
money off you. All these guests on your album, half of which
you've never met before. Hoping the beats you picked really are
fire. That the samples will clear. That the video director to go
to will be available. Investing advances. Recouping damages.
Knowing your people bank on your succe