Who is slim thug

Since then, the year-old estimates that he has owned more than vehicles — cars, mostly, though there have been a few motorcycles as well. But now, his Pearland property houses a dozen carefully curated vehicles. He tries to keep at least one for each decade, beginning with the s. Any of these cars can go. We redid it from top to bottom. The motor has only 1, miles on it. I never have headaches. I never have fevers or shortness of breath.

I run three miles every day. Her and her husband came to my house. I took a hour test. It was just a simple swab of the nose. I got the results that next morning. My sister called me with the nurse on the phone. I was still active during this whole thing, moving around my house, getting up doing stuff. Just found out I got Corona virus. I have insurance, but insurance is expensive for a rapper. People who work for companies, they get deals on this.

The music industry definitely needs to fix that. We need health insurance on every level. I constantly put out music. So I make good money off of projects I put out through streaming.

I got a construction company, Boss Life Construction. A clothing line, Boss Life, we do all kinds of stuff. We built penthouses in the community a couple years ago. Much can be said about major label record deals. Many horror stories abound regarding artists getting into treacherous deals and rarely getting paid for their work.

Stories like Houston's own Megan Thee Stallion come to mind. But when you're independent you get to do things a little differently. After leaving the labels, Slim went on to create his own imprint, Boss Hogg Outlawz, where he would release his debut solo album, "Already Platinum," which debuted at No. Slim Thug has managed to see it all over the course of his career.

Being in control of his career has largely impacted his ventures.