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Slim Thug Reveals His Financial Woes on the Daily Show (video)

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Monday, Oct 12, 2009

by Eleanore Catolico

Last Wednesday, Wyatt Cenac interviewed Dirty South rapper Slim Thug on the effects of the economy on his lifestyle. Wyatt plays the role of accountant as Slim Thug lists how his life has been shaken up, devastated by the loss of key members of his crew. Watch both the hellaciously funny interview and Slim Thug’s music video for “Still a Boss” below.

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