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 Pimp Daddy Welfare June 22, 2001: Fairfield, Ohio

A crowd of hundreds of thousands (OK, hundreds, probably) gathered to see the man, Pimp Daddy Welfare, and hear his heartfelt lyrics. And, to a lesser degree, to see the bands Verbal Dynamite and Train of Thought, who opened for him. Even though Verbal Dynamite didn't do "Chocolate Chip" they were still impressive.

Your humble reviewer was psyched and pumped for the show. I could hardly wait to get there, so I sped up the highway at mach 2 (OK, 82 MPH. But at least I got a picture) to see the legendary, the one and only, Pimp Daddy Welfare. I arrived a little early and took a few pictures with PDW and Jewboy (and only one came out, thanks to a digital camera that had to fuck with me).

Verbal Dynamite got the party started and got the crowd energized and hopping around, doing some 14-year old version of moshing. Later on Train of Thought took the stage and actually got the crowd to hurt each other in the mosh pit. Pretty good performance all around, and it got the audience prepared for some real hardcore shit from PDW.

Pimp Daddy Welfare, along with hDJ Jewboy, then took the stage, in a cowboys and indians theme. Except JB decided not to be a cowboy. They got the party started with one of PDW's first tracks, "Pimp On The Prowl". That didn't seem to get these Fairfield, Ohio motherfuckers going, so the next track was a beautiful rendition of "Beat The Bitch That Talks 2 Much" that got everyone clapping and singing along, except for the crazy bitch that came in from outside to chuck a beer can at PDW.

I don't remember all the songs that went on, but definitely memorable in the set was a freestyle rap where PDW enlightened the audience to the glory of butt sex with bitches, hoes, Dave Davis, and Sugar Ray. Another memorably good track was "Outsidaz" which, as PDW explained, was full of rage. It was during this song that some random girl in the audience explained to me that he was "fuckin' nuts" and left the show. My guess is she was just too sexually worked up by PDW to stay. You can never tell with them silly bitches.

Soon PDW's vodka and peach schnapps drinking seemed to affect his flow, so he turned it down a notch, busted out the skillet and wooden spoon, and laid down a phat Waffle House tune.... aww yeah. "Waffle Whore House," a crowd favorite, was next and (what was left of) the audience could hardly contain itself. This part of the show is especially memorable to me, because he was using the wooden spoon that I brought from 400 miles away! (sniff, sniff) Then, the sad part. The spoon broke like a piece of unamerican shit. Luckily, PDW was prepared, and had a package of three Kroger wooden spoons on hand, and almost immediately broke another one. The wooden spatula-spoon seemed to be the savior that night, and PDW carried on. He asked various members of the audience (including my damn self) to join him for the "I'm cookin' at the Waffle House/Unzip my pants and pull my dick out" part, which was classy. PDW is a man with class.

The show closed out with "Elmo Ain't Yo Average Nza/The Return of Elmo" which got everyone, not just the hardcore motherfuckers, singing along. Because Elmo is one bad motherfucker. Which brings up an interesting point about the venue, Skunk-A-Rific CDs. They have a slogan painted on the wall, and in fact, you can see it behind PDW's head if you look closely. "Not Your Average CD Store" ... doesn't that sound ever so slightly like it's biting on PDW's style? Not your average CD store.. not your average nza.. the mind boggles.

After the show PDW invited everyone to a fine meal at the Waffle House, and at least 13 people accepted. Once at the Waffle House, PDW made a beeline for the jukebox, and played "Cookin' At The Waffle House" 14 times. Damn waitresses reset it after about two plays though. Rejected! Why then PDW didn't administer a smack-down to those hoes I'll never know, probably because he was so damn drunk and hungry for some waffles.

All in all it was a kick ass show. I got a signed (broken) wooden spoon, a video of the Bernie's concert, a CD, and some signed porn, all of which I've archived and will be able to sell on eBay for hi dollar amounts when PDW makes it big, or keep forever, whichever comes first. PDW and JB are both a couple of real classy nzas, not against socializing with the common man.

It is also worth mentioning that on the way back to North Carolina, while filling up on gas, a Kentucky (I think) state trooper asked me what the PDW on my car stood for. (I would have a picture but the damn digital camera ate it.) I told him "Pimp Daddy Welfare" and showed him some of my concert swag. He was immediately less interested and walked away, saying something about the youth of today.

Also, of no interest to anyone but me, I saw a Renault Fuego on the way back, and took a picture of it. Figures that this would be one of the five pictures that actually came out. The digital camera ate about two dozen good PDW pictures, including a couple of PDW, JB, and myself next to the car, another one of the sign, and a few of PDW on stage. Fuck.

Of some slight interest, I got back to North Carolina on Saturday, sometime in the afternoon. The whole trip was about 780 miles, total time spent was about 26 hours. Well worth it. And if I could find one word, just one word, to describe it, that word would be:

Awesome.

By Eric Sechrist, CanEHdian.com


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