Bun B: The Last Dance and UGK stories Scurf Show

Bun B and Nick Scurfield review the Michael Jordan docuseries "The Last Dance" and the stories behind UGK's classic songs including "Big Pimpin", "Intl Players Anthem" and "One Day".

A Grammy-nominated Houston rapper, Bun B formed half of the iconic southern rap duo UGK (UnderGround Kingz) with the late Pimp C. Originally from Port Arthur, Texas, he is a guest lecturer at Rice University and one of the most influential figures in Texas hip hop.

0:25: Intro
4:40: Bun B & Mannie Fresh's new single “Hoedown”
6:03: "Club Trill" and visiting Marfa
9:50: Bun’s Jordan shoe collection
14:21: Personal interactions with Michael Jordan
16:23: "The Last Dance" review
38:51: Chamillionaire’s Michael Jordan story
41:18: Silver linings from COVID-19
45:35: The story behind “Big Pimpin” with Jay-Z
49:30: “Intl Players Anthem” with Outkast
52:51: "One Day"
55:22: "Diamonds & Wood"
56:32: Bun's relationship with DJ Screw
58:36: RIP Pimp C

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