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C-LIM IS IN LIL FLIPS VIDEO "WHAT IT DO" STARING MANNIE FRESH......SHOT IN LONG BEACH CAIFORNIA C-LIM AND KAVIO CAME OUT TO SHOW LIL FLIP SOME LOVE YUKMOUTH WAS ALSO AT THE SHOOT....LOOK FOR C-LIM DURING THE 3RD VERSE HE IS IN THE BACK YARD SCENE AT THE VERY END WEARING A HAT THAT SAYS C-LIM..... ..

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C-lim is a working rap artist who has appeared in four movies and on more than forty albums. His recent credits include landing a role in Mike Epps new pilot, The Unsuccessful Thug. You might remember Epps in the movie, Next Friday or Resident Evil. C-lim has also done extra work on a Brand Jordan commercial.

C-lim is on MAC DRE'S Pill Clinton album and C-lim stars in the West Coast Factors DVD now instores. C-lim is also on the Black Armor Records compilation "Who put sac on the map 2" featuring C-bo and X-Raided and the "Live from da gutter soundtrack" featuring platinum recording artist's The Game, Kurupt & Daz, Baby Bash and more.

Other credits include Dj Vlad's Hot n Here 2 mix tape. Dj Vlad was nominated best reggae Dj at the 2k2 mixtape awards. C-lim is also on Murder Dog presents Sac Kingz, X-Raided's The Sac of indo project and the Cali Factorz compilation.

Among his music video credits are Lil Flips "What it do" starring Mannie Fresh and Mr Doctor's send me down an angel video. C-lim has also had commercials running on B.E.T. and The Box Television and has made appearances on Bonefly Entertainment Television and on the real videos.

C-lim has appeared in the Black Market Film's movie Greedy, Hitworks behind the scenes A recording studio gone wild,The murder show and Live from the gutter.

In addition to his film and record work C-lim has modeled for Bossalini, Hardtimes and Rogish clothing and makes annual appearances at the Magic convention in Las Vegas N.V. to network and promote Bossalini clothing.

C-lim Recently receivied a letter of recommendation from Bossalini Clothing for the sufficient work he has done and is recommended as a work for hire by Bossalini clothing's C.E.O. Gene Steptoe. www.Bossaliniclothing.net

C-lim has toured radio, retail stores and venues throughout the west coast opening concerts for Too Short, Jay Tee, Marvaless, Rbl Posse, The Federation, and Yukmouth to name a few. He has had print ads, interviews and reviews in XXL, Murder Dog , Rap Pages, Relic, The illtip, Showcase and Xplosive magazines.

C-lim is also a member of the American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers (ASCAP) and has been since 1999. In 2000 he signed with Diamond Life Entertainment/K-Tel and released two singles from his debut album "What dat N like" the hits Killa Cali and Throwing up the Deuce. Killa Cali featured platinum recording artist Bad Azz of the Dogg Pound and Big Syke of 2 Pac's Thug life. His second single Throwing up the deuce featured Houstan texas Lil Keke.

In 2002 C-lim started his own record labEL Northstar Ntertainment and obtained City Hall distribution. He released his sophmore album under his AKA Slim Loc 1 and named the album "Spoils of War". Shortly after C-lim signed female recording artist Lexxo. In 2005 c-lim released his 3rd album Starwars through a joint venture between Northstar Ntertainment and Black Armor Records with Selecto hits distribution.

C-lim has also played a role in the community participating in the November 2005 rally to save Stanley "Tookie" Williams from execution, Tookie the co-founder of the notorious Crips was put to death December 13, 2005. C-lim protested along with Snoop Dogg and Jt the Bigger Figger at San Quentin prison in hope that California's Governor Schwarzenegger would grant clemancy to Stanley "Tookie" Williams the author of children's books and a Nobel Peace Prize nominee. C-lim made channel CBS 13 and UPN 31 news December 12th in an exclusive interview with reporters about a possilbe Gang uprising and any Crip retaliation in the event of Tookie's death. C-lim sent a positive message and set the media and public at ease.
Currently, C-lim is working on a record with Brotha Lynch Hung, and he is also on Lynch’s dvd, The Ripgut collection in stores now. C-lim is also working on a group album with Preschool aka 44 Osama and a Boss Gang record. He is also writing a book and plans on releasing his artist Lexxo's album soon.
C-lim would like to launch his own clothing line open a fashion chain and a barber shop and would like to produce movies. Look for C-lim in more movies and on more projects as he climb's his way to the top!
C-lim is available for interviews, shows and appearances he is also taking all A&R inquiries for more info contact his managment @ 209 993 2020 ask for Lorenzo Greeneyes for casting contact Jonathan bell @ [email protected].
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Long before Houston became a must-see destination for A&R executives and trend sniffing tastemakers eagerly scoping out the next big thing, the steamy southern fried city was HQ for a cadre of hungry, determined soldiers. Soldiers who were ready willing and damn sure more than able to hold H-town down and bring that city’s syrupy slow, crunk-rich vibe to whatever heads fiend for the new.Lil’ Flip ain’t new to this. The pride of Houston, Texas, aka “the Freestyle King,” has been bringing home-town, homegrown hip-hop style and sonics to appreciative audiences since the late 90s: both as an underage prot..g.. of the late legendary mix tape visionary, DJ Screw, and on his own hugely successful CDs. Whether keeping it totally underground on classic joints like, The Leprechaun (1999) or unleashing his trademark flow on chart-topping releases Underground Legend (2002) and U Gottta Feel Me (2004). Lil’ Flip has grown from being a regional contender to an A-list heavyweight champ. “People think that when you get that crossover success you forget where you came from,” Flip explains. “But now that I have more fans I’m gonna keep bringing what they came to me for in the first place. I can’t forget where I’m from and what brought me to where I am now.”That dedication is evident on Lil’ Flip’s third effort set for release on his new label home, Asylum/Warner Bros., appropriately tilted I Need Mine. Filled with club bangers and street anthems with featured production from some of the hottest names in hip-hop (i.e. Salaam Remy, Scott Starch and Sandy Lal aka The Symphony author of “Sunshine,” BMI’s Urban Awards Most Performed Song in 2004), I Need Mine is the album Flip’s fans have been waiting for. It is also the eagerly anticipated follow-up to the explosive U Gotta Feel Me, boasting hits “Game Over” and “Sunshine,” with videos which owned the ..1 spot on BET's 106 and Park. Just like the Sandy Lal executive produced Underground Legend and U Gotta Feel Me went platinum, generating over 2 million ringtone sales solidifying Flip’s position as one of hip-hop’s most versatile artists, so is I Need Mine also executive produced by Lil’ Flip’s advisor and manager, Sandy Lal for the King Pin Entertainment.Versatility and an ability to fuse underground grit with mainstream accessibility is what fuels I Need Mine and everything Lil’ Flip touches. As befitting a guy who literally built his career from the ground floor up, Flip’s been keeping busy, making moves, tracks and deals. He recently sealed a joint venture deal with New Orleans rapper Sqad Up on Flip’s Clover G Records. Along with his musical output Lil’ Flip, along with Sandy Lal, recently launched his own beverage line, Lucky Nites. “I’ve got a lot of interests in a lot of different areas,” Flip says speaking to his multi-faceted macking. “I wanna give the fans Lil’ Flip in a whole bunch of different ways and also challenge myself.” Such a desire to exceed any limitations and constantly push the envelope is at the root of Lil’ Flip’s astounding climb to the top.Born Wesley Weston in Houston’s Cloverland neighborhood, Flip was a teen when he grabbed the attention of the groundbreaking Houston hip-hop genius DJ Screw, architect of a unique style of mixing, cutting and scratching. Impressed with young Flip’s prowess, Screw (who died of a heart attack in 2000) initiated Flip into his elite and loosely knit Screwed Up Click posse.Before long, the kid with the nimble rhyme style became a local star, flexing his freestyle muscle on a pair of Screws most popular mix tapes. Flip’s off the dome rhyme skills earned him the nickname “The Freestyle King.” That’s when things really took off. In Flip released Hustlaz Stackin Ends (1998) on Sucka Free Records. Driven purely by word of mouth, the CD further established Flip in the fiercely competitive Texas, greater South market place. Flip proved lightening can strike twice with The Leprechaun which on the strength of the runaway hit “I Can Do Dat” Sound Scanned an astonishing 100,000 units. Eager to top that success, Flip laced fans with 10 consecutive volumes of underground “chopped and screwed” mix tapes, each claiming average sales of 30,000.Not surprisingly the big noise coming from down south caught the ears of the industry. Flip and Sucka Free became the subjects of an intense bidding war, which was won by Sony Records in 2002. The transition from indie to major was seamless. Undaground Legend, driven by the sing-along smash “The Way We Ball” entered the Billboard 200 ..12, the Hip-hop/R&B charts at ..4 and sold more than a million copies.Along with promoting his CD, Flip took time to throw down with his friends. In 2003 Flip appeared on David Banner’s “Like a Pimp,” which was nominated for Best Rap Collaboration at the 2003 Source Awards and Coolest Collaboration at the Vibe Music Awards. Flip was also a cameo on Three 6 Mafia’s “Riding Spinners” and Fam-Lay’s “Rock and Roll,” remix.Flip again raised the bar with U Gotta Feel Me which took the hip-hop nation by storm with its mix of sexy shout outs and crunk blessed manifestos: all of which set the stage for I Need Mine.“This CD is the best examples of where I am right now,” Flip declares. “I’ve got records for the ladies. I’ve got street records. I’ve got club records. I’m really proud of the album because I’m bringing everything I’ve got and I guarantee that the fans won’t be disappointed!”
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