House: It's not my house, It's a staged house and the contestants wait. Check Guys: I Thought guys, this it was called 80% of Pimp My Ride is fake. Here's the evidence. Brother: I Thought 100% was fake Guys: I'm actually more impressed that there's a part real in this.

You're at a house. It's not my house. It's a stage house and the contestants houses weren't the only thing. Pimp My Ride Light About The reactions were staged and retaken multiple times.

Certain upgrades were taken off as soon as the cameras cut. It's for a boat he goes. It's a GPS for waterways. it will not work in your car and disappointingly even exhibit himself.

Had no real interest in cars soccer moms coming up to me telling me about their husband and their C that he had since the 60s and I was like stop talking to me about this I know as much as you do. When asked if the show was fake, a former contestant replied with a single word correct Which isn't surprising as the show even lied about who the contestants were. For example, in season 2 episode 10, Brooke was introduced as a 22-year-old F lover working hard to go to. Why would you want your real name on this? That's fine guys guys.

they would go up to their house and they were like oh yeah guys, this is my car I Live here. It's a it's like it was look like a crack house. The car was full of cigarette butts and there was rats in it like bro I Don't want my name on this either. Man like what? the school which had been fabricated by The Producers as she was actually a 25-year-old cocktail waitress planning to move back to.

New York The reason for this as explained by Jake from season 3, was because Pin My Ride only picked people in their early 20s. There was a strict age limit of 22 years old, confirming that the show was lying about contestants details before filming had even started in the first 30 seconds of each episode. Exhibit emphasizes that each contestant doesn't know they're about to get picked. He has no idea I'm about to pimp his R Yet this was strange as the contestant always answered the door, always had a microphone on them, and even had their windows blacked out as if they didn't want cameras seeing inside.

Well, it turns out Brooke the supposed 22-year-old film lover had been pre-selected by a friend to appear on the show and as a result she'd stay when exhibit showed up at my house to tell me I'd been chosen. not a surprise. What was a surprise was when the producers made me react and react and then react know people cared about chat is see what they're doing with the car and like that nobody gives nobody. Give guys I guys sometimes I would L skip the intro and I would I Didn't care at all again to exhibit showing up, finally coercing me into doing a cartwheel and she wasn't the only contestant who' had this experience and they post you on how to say it and what to say and everything like that.

The show didn't have an actual script, but they did steer the dialogue in a direction that they wanted. If I said something they likeed, they would have me repeat it over and over on camera. This had been commented by Seth who appeared in season 5 who was also well aware that exhibit was coming to his house, stating they told me I was in the running for my own episode, but it was between me and two other people. When I was sitting in the house waiting for a knock at the door, they said that it was either going to be exhibit or a producer telling me I didn't win thinking back on it, that was.

But it did make the surprise genuine, which was the same experience as Aon from season 4 episode 2 She was one of three contestants. one of them would be chosen. someone came and knocked at the door. If it was exhibit, they won.

Each contestant was at least somewhat aware that they'd be getting a knock on the door because well, the homes they were in were actually owned by. Pimp My Ride A Huffington Post Article clarified: these houses were often times not the contestants homes. Instead, each dwelling had been rented by MTV. For example, when Jake from season 3 was asked did the film crew show up and Stage the whole surprise as part of the episode, he respond by I mean Chad Logistically, you find a really good contestant really good age, you SC them out and they don't have a house, they live in an apartment okay GG Okay, you find another.

Oh, he lives with his mom okay GG Like this just makes it logistically sound dating it wasn't my house, it was a place owned by one of the crew members. Similarly, Seth from season 5 stated the house was rented from Craigslist because I lived in an apartment and they need a house with a big open driveway for filming, which is certainly reasonable, although sometimes the house was part of the person's story in season 2. For example, Eric's Car had supposedly been beat up in the rough streets of Compton in Compton A't no street lights in compt. However, judging from a quick look at Google Maps it seems the episode was filmed in a much nicer neighborhood.

So if Eric's story was inconsistent and Brook's story from earlier was downright fabricated, then who else's stories were exaggerated for the sake of the show? Well, it seems pretty years later and the bed I know I know all of them in season 3, Jake's Buick had been bought from his grandma who smoked and as a result the show threw an extra few dozen cigarette butts in the car to make her just look like a totally disgusting person. On top of this, the show interviewed Jak's girlfriend toward the start of the episode. yet MTV apparently questioned me having a girlfriend and suggested I dump her because it was better for my desperate dude with a car image. A producer later responded by stating, why would we want a kid to break up with his girlfriend how would that have helped the show So while Jak's Claim about his girlfriend friend was somewhat questionable, the cigarette story was confirmed by Seth who had a similar experience cringe, cringe these guys but they prob just want like some.

This is like some oh guys things went like this: that's stupid guys. they fake everything and you tell me that they wouldn't be able to fake that he doesn't have a girlfriend for like 30 minutes. Relax, bro, Relax. no way they asked him to do that I know fact, but they went the extra mile to make me look extra fat by telling the world that I kept candy all over my seat and floor just in case I got hungry.

However, it seems the fakest story was Justin's in season 6. his front bumper had supposedly fallen off in a car crash. Here is a result of a three car pile right here. Although, according to a 2010 tweet, my friend Justin was on Pimp My Ride On TV He said his ravall was involved in a three car crash.

no it wasn't dude be his car up with a bat. The same user then clarified what he told me was that MTV suggested to him that he and his friend should do more damage to the car which was confirmed by Justin himself who' add yes, they removed my front bumper, used aircraft remover and enhanced the D on the side of my car. whilst introducing the episode Justin stated one of my crazy excursions actually threw nail polish on my hood although when he was asked why are all your ex-girlfriends so angry Justin revealed it was just something I made up While Aaron from season 4 was also encouraged to make contant, they asked to leave trash in the car, went in and out. wait wait, that's the contestant who made it up I mean dude that you do man like and so they told me to leave it in the cup holder so I did.

It seems the only real part of the show's intro was Exhibit's improvised dialogue cuzz it wasn't scripted I could say whatever I want to say and when Exhibit drove the car to the shop, Exhibit did actually take the cars and drive them away with the exception of a few that were too broken down and then they made it look like he did. Although this segment created even more problems, most people believe that Payar takes the car and gives it back in like a week or something. That's what I thought was going to happen too. But in actuality they took my car for roughly 7 months being a massive inconvenience for some of the show's contestants and they make it look like they're moving really, really fast, but in reality they weren't.

When asked for the 5 months they had your car, did they Supply you with a replacement car? Justin from season 6 replied no, they gave me $2,000 to rent a car, but I was 19 at the time I Rented a car for a month and it cost me $11,000 forcing Justin to find his own transport for the remaining 4 months. Seth From season 5, had a similar experience being forced to go to a really small Shady company off the freeway by LAX because they were the only ones willing to rent to me because of my a AG It sucked having that rental car because they wouldn't take payments over the phone. So once a month they had to drive all the way from West Coina to LAX just for them to swipe my car. Although the rental situation was better for other contestants, they had my car for about 6 months and that time I had the rental car for 6 months as well.

with Jake from season 3 adding, they gave me a really nice Mitsubishi laner to drive for the time they had the Buick in the metime. I don't think they lied about this. Also, they signed up for this because I guess it's not I like corporate grade and like that. but at the same time guys, they they signed up for this and they accepted the deal and then how how it was going to go about right and it I mean And the crew began to plan how the rides were going to be pimped although according to a former production staffer, this was also somewhat staged.

The boardroom scenes with the WCC crew took a long time to shoot. They often had to be fed line by line. some of those guys never really got used to being on. TV Some of the lines in the shop probably seem rehearsed because producers would come up with them and feed them to the WCC guys.

Although excluding this, the mechanics were fair, not not defending it. Okay, but if if somebody says yo dude, we're going to pimp your ride and you're going to get 2K Uh, there's a contract say you give you 2K right for you to rent the car and you accept you're like guys, this 2K wasn't enough. Okay, well at that point I mean you. you should probably not accept it or sign this deal if you didn't want it.

If it was inconvenient, you probably shouldn't have signed it. What The bar? Innocent. The segment where they pimped the car was almost impossible to fake. They really did put in the vehicle and change everything out.

but when contestants were shown what their new car looked like, P My Ride employed even more staging. Finally came the day for the big reveal. They filmed my reaction to the car at least 10 times before I'd even seen it and when I did. Holy hell poor Betsy looked like Barbie's dream car from hell.

It was pimped in the NES and hideous. This had been written by Brooke who gave a much different reaction during her episode. Beautiful. Perfect Color Exactly the color.

While every other contestant also filmed their reveal multiple different times, we had to take a lot of takes over and over and over and over and over and over again. Justin stated they had to keep retaking my reaction Seth stated I even had to do the reveal of the car like three times. However, Jake's reaction anecdote was the strangest of them all. His first real reaction to the car was just quite amazement.

Where he said this is good they immediately yelled redo and then things got a bit weirder. I Remember this very clearly. Big Danne very big dude. He like puts his arm around my shoulder, kind of walks me around the shop for like 10 minutes and he's like, listen, we put a lot of work into this.

We expect you to be a little more enthusiastic, although it would have been hard to conjure enthusiasm for a car that barely worked as Jake would later write. The problem with the show is they don't fix any of the mechanical issues and my car was a piece of. What they did was make my piece of sound exceptionally awesome, which is great, just not great enough to drive on roads. The Huff Poost article expanded on this by stating the car needed a muffler and so a fake exhaust pipe was installed to make it seem as if that's what the car was supposed to sound like even though it was just a lack of a muffler.

While exhibit brought up a much more dangerous incident, there was an instance where one of the cars wasn't fixed correctly. And long story short, this kid was driving this vehicle that was supposed to be like damn near brand new and the steering wheel came off when he was driving it. It's therefore no surprise that the production staff has said I can say that the cars often weren't fully ready when we shot the reveal. Some had to stay in the shop another week or so to get finished before the kids got them back, especially if they had mechanical issues and it was Seth and his candy bars who seem to fit this C doubled down on his supposedly crappy diet by installing a cotton candy machine in the boot of the car which didn't even work as the cotton candy machine didn't have a protective hood that fit so if I tried turning it on, it would get candy strands everywhere.

Very messy So I never used it again after the shoot. Seth Also never used the LED lights installed in the seats as they would get really hot if left on. while he also had to remove the gold. What the I mean that's a free car heater.

A seat heater Guys guys, he guys. he didn't even theine print it's a two in one seat warmer. dude. What? This gu doors because the Pistons used to lift them kept them from putting seat belts in the back which was highly dangerous.

To add a cherry on top of the cake, he had to Fork out a further $1,700 for a brand new engine, then adding after that I drove it for a month before someone hit me and total it. However, the end of Justin's R 4 was even more brutal after 5 years of taking his pimped out ride to car shows. Justin's R 4 caught on fire whilst driving as a result of faulty wires. It was later confirmed that this had nothing to do with the show and at least Justin's car was the same one he first sent in as when Tavish uploaded a video titled I bought an Abandoned Pit My Ride minivan, he'd make a shocking Discovery.

The show originally introduced the minivan as a 1998 Plymouth Grand Voyager. However, Tavish discovered the car was now a 1999 Dodge Caravan Showing that after they wrecked the original minivan, the show sneakily pimped a completely different car as a result. Exhibit has been the brunt of most of the show's backlash. I was the face of the show.

You know what? I'm saying So people associate me. dude. Dude, Dude. Imagine dude.

you spend this entire thing. guys. Find a contestant, a story, a car. dude, you film the whole thing D and then you remove something.

The car doesn't work anymore. bro. What can you do man. dude, what do you do at that point? it's GG like happened to the car.

Feels pretty unfair given every contestant has said he's an awesome guy. In fact, Exhibit only did Pimp My Ride for the following reason: I actually did Pimp My Ride because I thought they was going to play my music videos. However, it instead seemed to have the opposite effect. The show was taking away my credibility of what I've already done.

It was taking so much time I wasn't able to tour I wasn't able to record albums. Oh Damn. I definitely didn't know I was you know I was there filming, filming, filming filming which is even more depressing given he was barely paid for it. but at that particular time, you wasn't really happy with the payor? No.

And as a result, surpris that, Pimp My Ride is unlikely to make a comeback. When are we going to get a pimp? No, no, there'll be no more. P My yeah, it sounds like a logistical nightmare of a thing to do.