Dammit Boy Productions presents a classic DBTV archive featuring Houston hip-hop pioneer, event host, and community figure Wickett Crickett.
Filmed at The Toc Bar in Houston, Texas, on April 11, 2014, this exclusive interview was conducted by Moko and captured by Tre Dizzle of Dammit Boy Productions.
During an evening celebrating Houston’s independent hip-hop community, Wickett Crickett sat down with Moko for an interview documenting another chapter in his involvement with the city’s underground music scene.
Wickett Crickett served as the host of the April 11 event, with DJ Eerie providing the music throughout the evening.
Known for his larger-than-life personality, tireless support of independent artists, and deep roots in Houston hip-hop culture, Wickett Crickett became a respected voice throughout the city.
Through his performances, promotions, interviews, and community involvement, he helped introduce countless artists to new audiences while strengthening Houston’s independent music network.
This interview represents another chapter in the growing Wickett Crickett Legacy Archive, preserving moments from Houston hip-hop history and documenting the people who helped shape the culture.
The footage is part of Dammit Boy Productions’ original coverage of the April 11, 2014, event at The Toc Bar.
Originally Filmed: April 11, 2014
Location: The Toc Bar — Houston, Texas
Interviewee: Wickett Crickett
Interviewer: Moko
Event Host: Wickett Crickett
Event DJ: DJ Eerie
Camera & Editing: Tre Dizzle
Production: Dammit Boy Productions
Series: DBTV Archives
Original YouTube Publication: April 23, 2014
On April 11, 2014, Dammit Boy Productions documented Houston's underground hip-hop scene at Toc Bar in Houston, Texas. This archival collection features exclusive interviews with K-Rino, Wickett Crickett, and Oticia “Houston Peaches” Redman, preserving conversations with three figures connected to the city's hip-hop community.
April 11, 2014
Toc Bar
