When it comes to keeping it real, no one keeps it as real as Randy Jackson aka Jashon. His raw tell-it-like-it-is style is what made his first book "The Paterson Pimp" legendary. And now, in his sophomore project "My Soul is Still Pimpin'" brings you into the life and times of growing up in the mean streets of Paterson, New Jersey. Never before has a pimp or hustler written about his experiences living this life likes Jashon. While he knows that knowledge is something gained from actual experience, he makes a choice to write about his bad decisions and choices as a pimp and hustler. In this book of trials and tribulations, Jashon takes you to hell and back with stories of: sex, drugs, love, molestation, homosexuality, and religion and revenge. Jashon is a man who is at the crossroad of his life and writes from the bottomless pit of his soul in hopes of one day becoming a better man because: "My Soul is Still Pimpin'"

Born in Paterson, New Jersey to a Jehovah Witness mother and a subservient workaholic father. Randy L. Jackson's childhood was dominated and controlled by his obstinate mother and her religion. Hate for his mother's religion and the way his father let his mother rule the household burned inside him like a forest fire. He would grow up with a hatred for all women. Then his brother "Silky" a ex-pimp moved to Paterson from the south with his own hatred inside for being left behind and raise by his grandparents. His brother would begin teaching him the pimp game at an early age. With his brother as his mentor he knew he would be adept in making every women pay for how his mother had controlled his father and destroyed his childhood. Randy whose street pseudonym was "Jashon" would think of himself as an intelligent hoodlum who was criminal minded. He was out to rob, steal, pimp and manipulate anyone he came in contact with. In this book Jashon will take you from early childhood days to his days as a petty hustler to his reign as the King of The Underground Exotic (go-go) World. This is the story of my life as "The Paterson Pimp."