Big Kuntry King Biography

Big Kuntry King Biography

P$C are a group of artists who started in the music industry performing back-up functions for successful southern rapper T.I. The letters "P$C" are an acronym for "Pimp $quad Click," the name given to them and referenced by T.I. in many of his songs, to which the P$C often contribute. One good example is in T.I.'s "You Don't Know Me" song where he mentions the members and mention P$C near the end.

On September 20, 2005, the Pimp Squad Click broke out of its secondary role and stole a portion of the southern rap limelight by releasing its own full-length album entitled "25 to Life." The album's title is a product of the fact that the five members of P$C (AK, Mac Boney, Big Kuntry King, C-Rod, ) as well as T.I. (who also made significant contributions to the album), were all under the age of 25 in 2005 (though T.I. turned 25 five days after the album was released). It was released on Atlantic Records, a part of the Warner Music Group. It had sold 177,597 copies.

Currently, P$C is inactive. T.I. stated that he wanted the other members to release their solo albums before continuing P$C.