Evil Pimp is not from Minnesota, there was another internet only rapper from MP3.com back in the day called Dosia Demon he did the same horrorcore game, he was from Minnesota, they had internet beef i don't know much more about that other than they were both nerding it out dissing each other. Evil Pimp's self told story or atleast what he spread online was that he grew up in Memphis. Then he later changed it to he grew up there only as a young child, then says he moved to Georgia grew up there, then moved to Iowa where he started music, that was confirmed by the handful of past "labelmates" that actually exist such as Creep Lo, Playa Rob, and Killa Queen. Nobody can or has ever vouched that he actually ever was in Memphis even as a child, other than himself. Everybody that actually knows him only knew him when he was in Iowa. And we know for a fact that Stan Man from Binghampton doesn't exist. So why would anyone believe he was ever in Memphis. Even when I asked him directly on Myspace back in the day about why I never heard of him or any of his music, he said he was only there as a child like 5-6 before moving to Georgia for a longer period of time before moving to Iowa. Then apparently he starts making music in Iowa with Creep Lo, never once claiming Memphis at that time. And why the hell didn't he ever claim Cordele, GA?? He was apparently living there for a minute, you never hear that on a track, then all of a sudden when old Memphis Rap re-emmerged on the net with popularity like the MTown Bound site, especially spreading in the same netbanging parts of the net he was already working in, he then pops out of nowhere claiming Memphis and inventing his story from there, not to mention creating fake bandmates who supposedly live in Memphis which is all anyone really needs to hear about Evil Pimp. Why would Evil Pimp know some middle school rapper in Memphis anyway?? People actually want to believe some lil kid in Memphis was making tracks with a producer in Iowa?? A lil kid rapper in Memphis would have never heard of Evil Pimp, let alone would have easily been able to work with the thousands of producers/rappers in Memphis before "signing" with some guy who only has an internet track record with netbangers. It's one thing to create your own story and history for yourself (underground tapes he made in Memphis that never happened) it's another thing to make up a completely fictional rapper out of thin air literally just to get a connection to a city's sound, then get some random kid's photos to back up that story, then later get some random guy to say he's the real Stan Man on video but he never used his real voice on record because it didn't sound good. That is the craziest chain of events and repeated BS I've ever heard about any rapper, especially one with so many fans today. There's tons of famous rappers we all know that have had their street cred put under a microscope for exaggeration and/or fabrication. But this is completely different, there's no credibilty, it's all completely made up for no reason.
Evil Pimp stated numerous times that he was going to stop the "Devil Shit" rap, claiming he was tired of it himself and he even made Radio music and trap music and tried to go in that direction, but ofcourse all his fans wouldn't have that, they love that fake ass Memphis evil rap that he created for himself and he still has to live by it if he wants to make any money off it. I think the guy got depressed, he said he's an alcoholic, dude used to be big dude, if you seen him on FB he's skinny as hell today. I was always curious about EP ever since I first heard him, I can't lie his Memphis copycat music is and was bumping, but dude went way too far to the point where it's personally offensive to me and anyone else from Memphis involved in music there, that he would try so hard and invest so much time into emulating the city's sound to the point where people today just think he's part of it... when he isn't and never was. Just a phoney rapper/producer that could have just used his skills to do his own thing to begin with in the first place.