Street Furys a great show on the G4 Network. Its young, sexy, international...

Big C has a really nice show. Hes been doing a damn good job of going around the world and bringing the hottest cars, and trends in car/import car culture back to G4 and right on into our living rooms. Street Fury's a show produced by Tokyo Pop that isn't just about the import scene or Drifting. Big C the charming host being a brother from Los Angeles has an affinity for Lo Lo's and Hip-Hop & he brings you a nice mix of it all. From the trucks and Escalades tricked out or plushed out with the 32 inch HD plasmas and Xbox 360s to PSPs being used as rear-view mirrors. From all things legal to the not so legal...

Street Racing in Mexico to the car culture scenes in Texas, Detroit, D.C. etc. From car shows in L.A. to the Bay, to the hottest events/clubs in Vegas, Street Furys got you covered. Big C. gets with the rappers like Chamillionaire (MTVs 2006 VMAs Rapper of the Year) and the Black Eyed Peas to the legends like E-40, Bone Thugs In Harmony, Luke and Master P...to underground MCs like Jin and Hell Razah (even Anna Nicole stops by and makes an appearance.) To bring you whats hot, live on the sets of their latest videos. He even manages to get the low down on the bikers from the different chapters of the Ruff Riders to your local clicks that are all about stunting/or racing.

From going to Japan and finding all the hottest Skylines, concept cars and import trends of tomorrow; to tracking down and introducing us to the originators and legends of drifting, to getting actual instruction and training from the masters while bringing Japan right into your living room. C introduces us to some of the culture Tokyo is famous for from fashion to the record store to customs at romantic local bridges. Its all fresh and its not the travel channel...

Big C. has the most beautiful import models in every show: Low Rider model interviews, the real life Fast and the Furious girls, burning up the streets, drifting or showing off they're garages or stores (or captured playfully in photo shoots.) They're all here like Fire & Ice roses laid across a cool Carbon-Fiber hood. From the breezeys in Watts to the blonde girls in Canada to the Latina mujeres in East L.A. to Mexico and south of the border. C gives em all another vehicle to get their shine on.

C no doubt has the fine Asian Ladys and beautiful Pacific Island fly girls representing. Dancing and doing their thing; from pageants and modeling to the race tracks, on the show to the web sight (Which is, a show in itself with all the extra footage, clips, interviews and exclusives G4 has really came correct with street Fury.) Each season of Street Fury has been real big and this one looks like it might blow the doors off the Sema/Magic shows in Vegas. Outta all the time I spend in Vegas I know about the love/hate relationship they have with us Californians and I'm telling you 2007 I might skip getting my 300 dollar kicks scraped up New Years eve and watch the Street Fury Podcast.

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