Paid In Full Allstars (PIFA)

“Aint no man above the cru” is a motto that the Paid In Full Allstars, also known as PIFA Cru or simply as PIFA, adopted to represent their movement. The motto, in short, details that when success is granted for one member, it is also granted for all members. PIFA is more than a music group; it symbolizes a brotherhood…a bond that can never be broken. From the distinct vocabulary, noted as the “PIFA lingo”, to the creative attire, and even the musical delivery, it is safe to say that PIFA is one of a kind.

Founded in 2009, by fallen member Eric Wilkins (AllstarEazy), the mission for PIFA is to take the music industry by storm. In order to conquer this mission, AllstarEazy orchestrated a talented roster as he reached out to childhood/high school friends Mike (AllstarMike), Occquan (AllstarSpace) and Jaquaay (AllstarJayK), cousins Will (AllstarChulo), Paul (AllstarFriggy) and C (AllstarC-Black) forming the PIFA Cru.

The years ahead sought success and tragedy. Shortly before his November 2013 death, AllstarEazy released his acclaimed mixtape, “Give Me Room” (September 2013), featuring the surviving members of PIFA Cru. The mixtape would go on to be highly successful in the DMV region; gaining the attention of local and regional DJ’s.

Though the void of AllstarEazy will never be replaced, the grind for the surviving members of PIFA Cru has intensified. Upcoming solo mixtape releases for AllstarChulo, AllstarMike and AllstarJayK are currently in production, in addition with the group compilation entitled, AllStar Weekend!  With the same mission of taking the music industry by storm still intact, accompanied by the spirit of AllstarEazy, the sky is the limit for PIFA Cru.

2014 Accolades include: 

• Opening for Princess Digital (of Crime Mob)
• Opening for BMG Records Young Scooter
• Competing in z104's Shaggfest Competition
• Featured on Be100 Radio(owned by Waka Flocka and Debra Antney)
• Featured on Va/Nc 99.5 Jamz FM Radio Station