Just to get you going, I got to hit you with it.

Yeah, so get ready.

That's Armando Cristian Perez, better known as the rapper and record producer Pit Bull.

His signature yelp is his battle cry, his call to party, Miami style, and I promise

you that won't be the last time you hear it in this episode. Pee-Moo!

Biddy, bing, bing, bang, you know get out through a moor.

I just want a really, really, really good jam.

Biddy, bing, bing, bing, bing, bing, bing, bing, bing, bing, bing,

you know what I'm want to a more, that the truth, even when I let.

Here no I gueritos,

sablamos clarito and we're enrico,

quen ta clarita my gita me tainen lokito

with this sasahida get riga me hida. Pitgidah. Pickle's music is rap, regga, regga, Latin or pop. It's in Spanish, it's in English, it's often in both.

And whatever else it is, it's always danceable but this upbeat

hitmaker proudly calls himself a hustler and he is a backstory that makes his success all the more astonishing.

I took the word impossible and I said, wow, if you put an apostrophe, means I'm possible.

Okay, and if everybody here would take that and run with it, just imagine giving that to everybody else. Why? Because it's impossible that I'm up here right now, but yet it is.

I grew up in Miami in the 80s where I saw my first form of entrepreneurship and it was an amazing product got a lot of people hooked called cocaine.

Yeah, Miami was the cocaine capital and I was right in the middle of it.

So I got a chance to see so many things from so many different perspectives.

And these are all the negatives that were dealt in life, okay?

Me growing up in that, pretty much that's all I knew when it came to the coke,

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