P. Peacock, known by the stage name, Pep Love, (born: July 17, 1974) is an … Read Full Bio ↴P. Peacock, known by the stage name, Pep Love, (born: July 17, 1974) is an American rapper and one of the founding members of the Oakland, California-based underground hip hop collective, the Hieroglyphics.

Born and raised in Jackson, Mississippi, Pep Love relocated with his family to Oakland, California as a teenager. In Oakland, he partnered with fellow rapper Jaybiz to create the group, The Prose. The Prose was later incorporated into the underground hip hop collective, the Hieroglyphics, in 1995.

Pep Love made his recording debut on Casual's 1993 release, Fear Itself.[1]

The Prose released their debut album, The Shamen, in 1993. The album featured appearances from Hiero members, Del tha Funkee Homosapien and Casual.

Pep Love released his solo debut album, Ascension in 2001 and Ascension Side C in 2003, through the Hieroglpyphics' self-owned, independent label, Hieroglyphics Imperium Recordings. He also contributed significantly to both of the Hieroglyphics' studio albums, 3rd Eye Vision in 1998, and Full Circle in 2003.

City Livin'
Pep Love Lyrics

We have lyrics for 'City Livin'' by these artists:

G. Love & Special Sauce City livin' lalalala City livin' lalalala City livin' is so…

We have lyrics for these tracks by Pep Love:

A New Religion (feat. The Grouch) [Pep Love] Uh huh (It's like a new..…
Act. Phenom [Pep Love] Yo, action speaks louder than words (We give it…
Ascension (Pep Love) Here we here we go This place Let's go Yeah the …
Can't Nobody Do It Like Us [Intro] We originators over here, they followers We gonna …
Crooked Angles Is it looking Good? Looking right You can't see me [Chor…
Different (Pep Love) Yo, I'm a inner city guerilla Ducker and dodger D…

Ease Your Mind You... Me... Maybe... Well, I was wondering If you'd fly aw…
Family And Friends (feat. Goapele) [Verse 1] This is for my family, from th…
Fight Club "The Fight Club" scratched I paint pictures with my scriptu…
Hip Hop My Friend I got a hole where my heart used to be I'm…
If You Can't Beat 'Em (Pep Love) I'm a nigga on the brink What, you think I…
Karma (Pep Love) What? It's the money they want To try to…
Living Is Beautiful Follow me, living is beautiful It goes like this, living is…
My Energy (Pep Love) My energy Expressed in my text and my concepts In…
Pacific Heights [Pep Love] Uh, West coast...the best, coast Chorus: Pacific…
T.A.M.I (Pep Love) My women, to all my black women T-A-M-I, huh Dea…
The Fight Club "The Fight Club" scratched I paint pictures with my scriptu…
The Grime & Grit Chorus: Just get into the grime and grit (repeated) (Pep L…
The Grind (Pep Love) Uhhh We don't give a fuck about ya Makin the doll…
The Onus (What You Are) (feat. Tajai (Souls of Mischief)) [Tajai] Now you can blame…
Trinity Lost This is a terrific tale Of fiction and fact Depiction and…

U.S Uh where we headed? Everything is everything. And I am Given…

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Most interesting comment from YouTube:

@tothesky8799

2y↑1

There's a BMX video called 'DROP THE HAMMER' that came out in 2004.

I watched it that year when it came out, and this song was on it, but a couple of years went by and the tune to this song popped in my head, though I couldn't remember where I had heard it.

I remembered that I had heard it in a BMX video, but for the life of me I couldn't figure out which one, and being that I had already watched hundreds of BMX videos at that point, I never thought I'd hear this song again.

Every other year since then, this tune would pop in my head (no lyrics, just the tune), but I never figured it out..

..until a couple of months ago when I randomly decided to watch 'DROP THE HAMMER' on YouTube, and BOOM! 18 years later, I finally figured out where I heard that beat.

It was a huge relief to say the least.

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@georgedavidson6648

2y↑4

Most underrated song ever! How has this only got 14k views? Crazy

@mi-da2920

2y↑3

Heard this song on AOL Radio (yeah, that long ago) and I accepted the fact that I will never hear this song again. Tonight was the night that I all of a sudden remembered the title of the song and here I am! 16 year mystery solved!