The Life and Times of Gangsta Brown Part 2

Out of the streets of the San Francisco/Oakland Bay area, a ghetto superstar was born and raised. Internationally respected and recognized around the globe, the infamous "Gangsta Brown" has become a living legend to "The Game". At an early age he was known as "The Funky Drummer", playing drums with his godfather, world famous blues musician and pimp "Fillmore Slim". Keenly observing his godfather bring in fast money from women, Gangsta's focus quickly turned as he transitioned to his successful management of ladies of leisure. He picked up the game from Fillmore Slim, his father Globetrotter, and his cousin Pauncho, who was the first player he had ever seen. Soon you could spot Gangsta Brown rollin' one of his first Rolls Royce automobiles. 1995 was the year when the young Divine Brown became the "Million Dollar Lady", a highly publicized scandal blasting her sexual innuendos with British actor Hugh Grant across the world. From the ghetto streets of the Bay Area, Gangsta Brown's successful business ventures took him from Hollywood to Germany, France, London, Brazil, and across the globe. Being both streetwise and business savvy, Gangsta Brown, also known as the "Freestyle Game Spitter", became known in the entertainment industry. Who better to tell his magnificent story than the real street hustlas, macks, pimps, and playas from his home turf? Take a close look into the ups and downs of Gangsta Brown's life through the eyes of those that have witnessed and taken part in this Game. Both young and old have a story to tell about Gangsta Brown, who undoubtedly has earned his status as "one of the best that ever did it".