The most important speech of 1996 was not delivered at a political convention. It was not delivered by a public figure; rather, it was a fictional public figure. It was Bill Pullman, as President ...

But UGK's Ridin' Dirty is perfect. And on their third studio album, the Underground Kingz delivered the South's quintessential rap manifesto. The album’s sound; while putting UGK in more consistently ...

A few years ago, Kanye West made a bold claim on Twitter: The second verse from “New Slaves” was the greatest rap verse of all time. Now: I absolutely appreciate the confidence it takes to make that ...

For countless reasons, Ridin’ Dirty, UGK’s third full-length LP, hits as close to home in 2020 as it does when it was first released 28 years ago on July 30, 1996. This doesn’t surprise Bun B, nor ...

When UGK first came into focus with their proper debut Too Hard to Swallow, Pimp C was doing the yeoman’s share of the work. He was both the better MC and producer of the two, attributed to the head ...

The streetwear brand has partnered with Bun B to launch a series of apparel items to celebrate the duo’s iconic third studio album. On Monday, Feb 12 the “Let Me See It” MC took to Instagram to make ...

HOUSTON, Texas -- Twenty-five years ago this Friday, July 30, the duo of Bun B and Pimp C - better known as UGK (Underground Kingz) - released their third album 'Ridin' Dirty'. Despite not having any ...

Back in 2005, Chamillionaire had the streets ablaze “Ridin Dirty”, but now the rapper reveals that the idea was actually stolen from UGK. While the rapper was promoting his first mainstream project, ...

On July 30, 1996, UGK dropped their third full-length album, Ridin’ Dirty, a record that still hits just as hard in 2025 as it did nearly three decades ago. And for Bun B, and likely the late Pimp C ...