T Rock: Conflict With Pastor Troy, Fall Out With 3 6 Mafia, While Working Fast Food

[@acatem3074]

T-Rock to this day is probably the most underrated rapper of all time.

[@Swisha420Cheef]

I definitely agree wit u

[@s.marshian8455]

Truth

[@younghotboy239]

One of the greatest that could never get his shine

[@sampsonmccaa3396]

Def the hardest in atl prior to ti

[@paulwidit3792]

Dont forget TW3

[@zaedagod]

Slang and Serve was hard af

[@marcus.6487]

yeah dat junt waz bump'n

[@ClassikMusik88]

Still

[@krishnawainright15]

My favorite Song from T-Rock!! 💯💯💯🔥🔥

[@luxurytags]

On God

[@jasontate9826]

A.T.L NIGGAS THEM BOYS WILD

[@slimripp3918]

He was cold as hell they should have gave him more exposure

[@calebstith5326]

Facts 💯

[@markusmartin2949]

He was killin all of em hands down

[@JR-pp3ed]

They were too jealous and greedy

[@josephdowning2876]

True, he just doesn't have an image...still

[@guicefat]

One of the hardest, most under rated artists ever! I used to get the new 3-6 tapes, and anticipate a T- rock verse! For a time, we all thought P Troy wuz gonna sign wit 3-6 too. I still bump all dat shit to this day!

[@dollaheadaye3117]

Fact

[@dollaheadaye3117]

N8 DAWG #BARR-NONE you listened to my music bro?

[@PurebreedFLA]

B High, you're bringing out some classic artists. I salute that ✊🏽 Will we be getting a Dirty Boys interview up here? Need to hear from Pimp and G.

[@YeLa80]

Yeah great suggestion been a supporter since 2000!!!

[@Metamophisis]

PurebreedFLA I saw them Dirty Boys perform in Stickies in Wartown or Warner Robbins back in the day. I been playing that song on a regular basis in my Challenger.

[@realnotpopular2831]

Agree

[@MagentaCircle]

Hell yeah me being from Tuscaloosa Alabama I can honestly say I have purchased all of their music from the store I have never owned a burnt copy in my opinion they are better than Outkast and the Dirty Boys are some true Southern Pioneers that does not get the credit they deserve

[@dre4402]

Where da pimp where da G i kno they aint fall off da m.a.p.

[@tfrizzle03]

I’m on a everlasting money mission...million dollar premonition🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@montrezhadley251]

I remember that 🏠🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🚒🚒🚒

[@gamechanger6283]

Hella niggas want me murdered but cant do the job right..

[@marcuswhite3881]

I mean damn classic of classics

[@mwjr2135]

What he said 🥵💨

[@cedricodom2356]

ATL Niggaz dem boyz wild ,ATL niggaz ,ATL niggaz🤘🤘🤘have that cd 420 Rock Solid yea all HCP members verses are cut out but cross out nigga my shit ,you crossout niggas you crossout niggas we keep a third eye on you crossout niggas🤘🤘🤘

[@TheGetmoneyman]

They didn't want him to become bigger than the group

[@TCthaCrisis]

In the biggest 3 6 fan and I can honestly say you telling the truth.

[@markusmartin2949]

FACTZ TROCK WAS AHEAD OF EM

[@lordsozehcp5362]

@@TCthaCrisis ur an idiot than.. they are real dudes but businessman. They'd want a rapper like that if hed make them "so big" ... u domt know shit about what rly happened

[@lordsozehcp5362]

Also why did 3 6 get so big without him? Why did t rock? Not to diss t rock. I just wanna know.. it's a diss to lord infamous by saying what u said if u think about it. Lord was a fine dark lyricist but u blame 3 6 for being jealous of t rock? Stop it

[@gsmith8403]

@@lordsozehcp5362 i think y'all both right in a sense. I look at this way. No doubt they knew the mane was killing it lyrically & consumers were hungry for more but at the same time they were artist as well who had financial obligations as well. Like most deals...they give you some sort of an advance & you have to pay it back based on whatever terms y'all agreed upon. So imo they had too much going on & too many artist to be able to do what they needed to do & take care of them too.

[@Positivepworkouts]

T-Rock still goes hard today. Love his work ethic.

[@troisiemeoeilvision3096]

Exact, still rap like never, People say " he was..." but no 😩, he still rep hard. And when you listen his lyrics, he dont sound like others.

[@Fuziontony123]

troisième oeil vision yes his voice and style is one of a kind which is why he stands out from the corporate clones.

[@daoneandonly2729]

Smoking on the dro is a classic.. T-Rock killed that track along with many other three 6 mafia songs

[@DreMurrz]

"When she get high her favorite food iz dic & now&laterz"

[@plantbasedministries9233]

Man that's one of my favorite tracks ever.

[@freeway230]

He absolutely bodied that track. Classic verse 🔥🔥🔥

[@csmediagroup3328]

Cool as refrigerators breathing them chronic vapors

[@yaboy1414]

🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@md3dasnipa386]

I use enjoy hearing this dude on those Hypnotized Minds albums. Dude had more flow than the Mississippi River!

[@Fuziontony123]

Everyday is a Budapest day.

[@christrucker4882]

He was one of most lyrical rappers they had honestly and his flow was sick 😷

[@johnmickns]

Rock was COLD. loved his energy on the track

[@rafikbaines824]

Paul and Juice dropped the ball on Rock's solo album. F trying to put him in a box. Jus let him be him and drop that. The talent n skill will be his box. smh

[@lordjoyous]

Rafik Baines yeah that’s shit was wack as fuck I can’t believe they did that shut , like man just let the kid rap and produce the fucking album

[@lordjoyous]

Sarcastic Kitty them 2 niggas would never admit to trying to put trock in a box like that, get out of here knock it off

[@mitchelljordan3521]

Rafik Baines yeah true he was sign too roc a fella south records he was that nice on the mic

[@mitchelljordan3521]

Sarcastic Kitty it was a roc a fella south records look it up how old are you t rock was nice on the mic

[@aplusboyd]

After Slang and Serve I was ready for his album but it never happened then finally heard it couple years later with no promotion or advertising…smh WTF it was still jamming but damn Paul and Juice they knew he was the next best to Pat

[@lordjoyous]

Alexander Boyd they released that album on a fake label to and not under hypnotize minds

[@polishedsuciomannyrojas2065]

"So High", is my favorite track from Rock

[@istayinpa8222]

T Rock was hard af on every Three Six song he did

[@joshuathomas390]

Defcon 1: lyrical warfare was one of my favorite albums

[@godlymadebullyzkennel6634]

Sounds like they didn’t want TRock to blow.. bc I remember them 3/6 days and I bought damn near every album.. and we was waiting patiently for a TRock album... and it just goes to show you that Paul and Juicy was really low down af... would really like to hear the true reason they fell off with PlayaFly

[@flintose927]

I've been trying to find info on that but didn't come across anything. Could you link me to a video plz?

[@marvinhunter1652]

With all due respect, I been a Rock fan for years but when the smoke clears. They knew he had potential to fast forward them in which they weren't trying to do. Rock has a mid west Twista BTNH flow.

[@jondoe4162]

I'm from Memphis and Trock killed it every time... Paul them hated and that didn't let him drop... Dat maine was gonna go platinum 🤞

[@CAVE_SMITH]

Long time T-Rock fan. I really appreciate this content. Salute!

[@demetriusgreen756]

We need Dirty Boyz or Rich Boy on here B-High

[@steppababynupe]

Factz

[@Mad_Mike_414]

Hell yea, dirty boys!

[@csmediagroup3328]

When dem dirty boyz come u betta hit da flo

[@rocktown1416]

Facts

[@kevingreen757]

Good to see the Brother still staying Solid. I remember meeting him on Southside in the Slums way back in the day.

[@Swishaogballhead]

They ain’t want him to outshine them. That’s crazy i never knew this. He rapped better than all of em. And at that time lyrics mattered more than what they was doin on verses which would rock better now. They ain’t wanna see him blow. Smh

[@AlienXpress99]

Trock had bars

[@mr.bear-facts7396]

Paul and Juicy don't push label mates that rap better than them. My best examples are Skinny Pimp and Gangsta Blacks solo albums on there label at the time

[@dantef4399]

Young Swisha what a shame! T rock was ill asf.. them niggas hated

[@ryandavis6245]

He wasn't better then Lord Infamous or Koosta Nicca

[@NightmareonAnyStreet_]

Lord Infamous was vicious as hell

[@montrezhadley251]

I been rockin with Three 6 for a while much love for them... but i hate T- Rock didn't get his time to shine.. I remember buying his album.. T-Rock go hard& i like that song he dedicated to Lord Infamous that's 🔥🔥🔥I'm about listen to that right now

[@jamiqussmith6261]

Him & the pastor could make hits.....big mouth big talk

[@lordjoyous]

Jamiqus Smith that song sucked and Troy is trash

[@coreymcgee5603]

T-Rock is a stone cold lyricist. He Fire🔥

[@DaYoungestVet]

I still think an official Rock Solid album would've been one of they best releases

[@SEANLJOHNSONSR007]

First album is a classic

[@brandonsailes941]

Paul and j ain't no different from trick daddy, birdman, and the other guys over labels.

[@antoniodavis4844]

They are all puppets!!!

[@ivyrich2777]

Wat trick do 😂

[@wildnature8773]

When you said “ it could be anybody, you have moments and God chooses you for moments and you got a handle it” I felt that

[@dantef4399]

Yea t rock was tough .. him and infamous was like my favorite out that hypnotize mind camp

[@faruqal-amin1993]

Damn man, he didn't get his just due. It's a shame that even as hard as 3 6 had it in the beginning and getting the respect that they deserved and wanted, you would think that they would let T-Rocks light shine.

[@iMr.Jetpacks]

I always wondered what happened to him, he was lyrically the best artist on Hypnotize Mindz. I'm glad I found this interview cuz I been looking for him, we miss you in Memphis folks

[@Fuziontony123]

I think Playa Fly was the most lyrical of the camp. Mc Mack and the rest of killa klan deliver some of the best tongue twister flows and punchlines. But T-Rock definitely stands out.

[@cu806]

"Imma on an ever lasting money mission Million dollar premunition Got my own coalition Pack my own ammunition"

[@wax4168]

I love the song "Slang & Serve..T-Roc killed that track...

[@youngyogin17]

Slang and Serve and So Hi I still bump til this day!! Chitown nothing but love 🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@Mad_Mike_414]

I been a T-Rock fan since like 2001ish.. dude is so underated and doesn't get the credit he deserve on a national level! But you a champ in my eyes!

[@sub-zero5983]

T rock is the Krayzie bone of Memphis those two MC's are tight

[@playacuz5001]

T-Rock definitely one of the hardest

[@chewyyray7483]

T-rock would never be underrated it's the new generations lyrics is underrated

[@timothyrouse9164]

I TRULY feel their was some jealousy from Paul and Juice (not monetarily, but with the style that T-Rock possessed). If they could put out a weak-azz Gangsta Blac album (1996), a poor Indo-G album (1998), and below average La-Chat (2001) album (just to name a few). Then they certainly could've pushed that T-Rock "Rock Solid 4:20" album easily. At the bare minimum that album would've went GOLD, cause they used to mention his album for about 3 to 4 years (whether on skits of other albums or in "coming soon" pictures on other albums). Paul and Juice took 3-6 top major heights in the game and started all that crunk music, but they surely missed out on having T-Rock in HCP!!!

[@NightmareonAnyStreet_]

Nigga u smokin dust if u think Can It Be was weak that shit was 🔥🔥🔥

[@cleanpjd]

Boi what u smoking murder she spoke was legendary 🤣

[@catchdeezmemez6655]

They ain't want to blow up a rapper that's from Atlanta. Memphis already was feeling some type of way from Atlanta stealing their sound with the Crunk Music.

[@ryandavis6245]

Exactly my nigga, even doe we buck, we don't say Crunk but we had that shit first

[@og6340]

Mane Memphis ain’t never felt no way about Atlanta because y’all didn’t steal nothing . The atl crunk was watered down from Memphis crunk and now days look at how tables turn now look who’s producing the hottest trap rappers yep Memphis. Atlanta ain’t had no real trap rap since Gucci and jeezy even today the Mego’s fake trapping and lil baby probably the only real dope boy repping atl but Memphis dropping dopeboy music all year long .

[@skatman0875]

@@og6340 my boi you ain’t heard shit bout the TRAP till Atlanta...sit down

[@og6340]

@@skatman0875 you right I witnessed my first trap in the bluff back in the 90s I’m trying to see what that is you trying to argue about lol we all know Atlanta is trap city hell ghetto Mafia was the first to speak on the trap not no TI or anyone else it was nino and wicked who was the first to say trap

[@og6340]

@@skatman0875 🤔 🤷🏾 wth this boy talking about ? 😂 kml lol 😂

[@iceewhite]

They was holding him back.

[@lordjoyous]

iceewhite not intentionally they were just too stupid to know what they had

[@lordjoyous]

Sarcastic Kitty why are you trying to argue? The hey word is they. You really didn’t need to say anything, the man told his story and you have a problem with it clearly

[@cyyrious]

He wear that snap back and water hair slicker than billy d Williams ✌🏾

[@the_remede]

Lol fr

[@TheWidowmaker430]

Crazy thing is this nigga still crazy nice. He's Jadakiss of the south never had a bar thats trash.

[@klubchez5224]

Aye B High I like how you make your guest comfortable... and Good stuff getting T Rock up here. Also T Rock I respect you for answering the questions straight up! I wanted to know more about you glad you did this interview.

[@l.colemaniii8601]

Them boys didn’t know how to break an artist. T Rock should have took the Young Buck route. Even when Buck took off with G Unit Paul said himself he couldn’t have got Buck out there like 50.

[@lordjoyous]

Young Petey385 exactly it’s funny how paul admitted that. Lil wytes first 3 albums should be platinum, that boy could rap and had hits. Could you imagine if songs like blame it on the bay,crash the club and acid had music videos and were on the radio? Psssh man

[@patrickmartin2689]

Money spending less to get more and f your artist feelings...✌✌✌

[@three6fan2]

@@lordjoyous true atleast Lil Wyte had the deal with Asylum but Paul and Juice could have done way more

[@dashielbradley8106]

They for sho pushed Project Pat

[@NightmareonAnyStreet_]

@@dashielbradley8106 cuz that was Juice brother of course they would've

[@tommystrawnarm2810]

He chose an image at the time that was cool. Kinda like today how artist now want to be trappers an drug users. But now ain’t no originality

[@TheBg29st]

Not trappers just drug users

[@yeamane22]

M.e.m.p.h.I.s his verse was crazy🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@davinbrown2683]

I'm from Chicago and up here I was rocking with trock

[@lets_play_a_game268]

Even Migos today are revamped #LordInfamous flow🤣🤷🏾‍♂️. Lot of Memphis hate in the comments. Need to do y'all research fr.

[@lets_play_a_game268]

💯

[@inktown2theyak]

Best T-Rock track to me is "CROSS OUT"💯

[@andrestyles2281]

Always wondered what was up with his release.

[@donaldbattle4]

me too i was waiting on that shit to drop like a mf!

[@goldieblue8203]

They did em Dirty ASF.

[@TonyBone666]

2 things Three 6 Mafia did wrong. Shelf T Rock and diss Bone Thugs N Harmony.

[@anthonybar8586]

Fax

[@fredicagoillanoise1309]

All I remember is a Homie of mine had a copy of "Rock Solid 420" with T Rock holding up the Hypnotized Minds emblem on the chain. By the time I got a copy of the album the emblem was blurred out. Right then I figured there was a problem and he had moved on. That was a dope album by the way. T Rock sounded dope over those DJ Paul/Juicy J beats.

[@FrankMatthewsJr]

🐐T-Rock🐐

[@GamerGee]

T-Rock had that fire..lol.. they messed up there..

[@ehunt330]

The open honesty of his interview made me respect him I'm not super familiar with his music I do remember his name being associated with 3-6

[@dreekthrowedoff]

T rock and troy album would be 🔥

[@GenoGwap]

T Rock been hard. I remember being in the studio with him on Lamar in Memphis. 〽️

[@herbgotti6028]

He definitely was the best rapper over there at that time they were supposed to blow him up.💯

[@rayshardkinnemore3917]

“Now can I begin this story of a nigga tryin’ to make a million fo he turn eighteen” ... “Yean Know” (Gangsta Boo feat. T-Rock) one of the hardest tracks/verses I ever heard still til this day.

[@derekprinceweems]

Was good ya'll! Happy Easter everybody! Shouts out to T Rock too!! This EXTREME/Dee from Black Folk. Keep up da good work mane may God continue to bless you mane! KEEP GRINDING ROCK!

[@Prolific707]

He had one of the coldest flows from Hypnotize Minds hands down💯

[@Mr.Majestic77]

T-Rock, Hitman Sammy Sam & Dirty (Big Pimp & Mr. G Stacka) need to do an album together!!!!

[@ifdacrownfitz]

Look deep in da eyez both versions was vicious 🔥 underrated is a understatement the first time I ever cop a album of his was from George's music room in Chicago was called conspiracy theory

[@hakeem7675]

He Ate on that entire album 💯

[@venobrown1125]

😂😂😂 t rock was scared to dive into the darkness forreal. That's why they treated him like an outcast.

[@sonnyetienne8803]

He did the right thing.

[@sanzrich9887]

Salute to T-Rock. Grew up listening to T-Rock and the whole 36. Kinda reminds me of Future..lol

[@lil_wooddale44]

ATL Niggas, Dem Boys Wild 🔥..When I first Encountered T-Rock from the Choices album..I was 10 yrs old lol.

[@davidjaerobins4180]

T-Rock & Pastor Troy on that HCP Compilation, Big Mouth Big Talk!! T-Rock did his thang on that album!!!

[@andysmith9785]

I went to school went Trock and promise this nigga was always a beast on the mic still to this day Banneker high school stand up

[@clintonbailey48]

Man Im trying to figure out why I never heard of this dude. Must be because I didnt listen to Triple 6 Mafia. I spent this whole morning listening to his new music and Im very impressed. Big up for this video. T Rock bro you got a new fan.

[@raystaples9107]

Listen to his old shit with 3-6

[@DreMurrz]

Top 5 all-time outta atl if u ask me & I'm from Birmingham, he neva disappointed me n a song & he alwayz dropped knowledge/substance on hiz albumz more than da average.

[@coreymcgee5603]

He's been underground for a long time and i think it's due to not much support and fallouts with other rappers and producers that were involved. Most rappers who are well known are well known due to their platform, distribution and promotion around certain producer's or artists. This guy T-Rock pretty much did mostly everything his self after the fallout from his first album and then created his own way. He might not be known across the world but when you listen to his music it's pure fire and his lyrics are bananas.

[@djcattt1]

He actually sounds better without them, of all the former artist he is the most fire without them now. Great interview

[@mrqh406]

TROCK been on it , heard him bust a flow back in the 10th grade after GYM CLASS....switched the flow FAST to SLOW with else...💯

[@MysticJ-C]

I always looked up to him as a superior artist... Lyrically and flow wise he always been more talented then most...

[@Indy_Pint]

This dude is cold asf on the mic man frfr he ripped everything he got on!!!

[@osupra]

One of my favorite rappers back in the day!

[@Charlesholland1017]

T rock so real he mixed and mastered my mixtape... put a dj on it ... and put it on all streaming services ... str8 from douglass... I appreciate that homie

[@gamechanger6283]

My favorite rapper of all time and I got the Blue CD the real copy 💪

[@keithstanley4003]

Conspiracy Theory. I bought that cd 4 times

[@shaniquechamberlaine7335]

Weapons like Black Panther shit!! Call me Mr Washington cause im all about Presidents!! -T.Rock

[@Blaqk_8298]

MEMPHIS STARTED WAAY BEFORE ATLANTA ‼️

[@freddiewestbrook3030]

Dumbass statement dem niggaz had 2 come to da A to get on

[@memphisalldaymemphiserrday8777]

@@freddiewestbrook3030 ...we was already bumping tho. We just needed ATL to take over the south.

[@freddiewestbrook3030]

Shittin me yall need a lil bit more for the south we got a lock on this shit for the foreseeable future folk

[@freddiewestbrook3030]

I aint saying Memphis ain't poppin but you and everybody else know w/o da A to back y'all niggaz y'all just some niggaz that makin noize in y'all own lil town

[@demetriusgreen756]

BLAQK ! But it didn’t get noticed until it came to the A. Memphis was very local back then

[@ryanamie8946]

Thats crazy how they told fam to pick a certain image.

[@leonblack7736]

Welcome to the industry bro. Them major labels been doing that since 90s till now

[@DeeJaySirWill]

T rock was one the hardest artist

[@robertalexander6492]

Call me Mr.Washington...cuz I'm all about presidents

[@dre4402]

Posse

[@luxurytags]

I blast wit no hesitance, luxurious residence, hooked up wit da camp i been a mercenary ever since.

[@dre4402]

@@luxurytags Atlanta my stomping ground old national is where im found moving pimping tricks and smokin reefa by the pound

[@901Jrich]

Posse.... Posse....

[@dacradle21]

ATL Niggaz on Hypnotize Minds one of the hardest songs out da South

[@darkesco]

I just set the 1k like here. T-Rock is not 100, he's 1000.

[@ronhoward9697]

T-Rock Butterfly Effect is my shit bro. Washington DC fukk wit u

[@calvinburns408]

Lookin for the whole interview 👀

[@Swisha420Cheef]

T-Rock was one of Da coldest niggas ever to spit on a microphone regardless of region

[@RobertoTheOriginalManFromTheA]

Obviously getting away from paul and juicy was the best thing for rock..for he's made many albums with his own selection of producers.

[@Bangerific]

I kinda got the feeling that Gangsta Boo ain’t like him.

[@savirsblacktop4069]

They kept pushing him back dk why he was so talented the best out of Prophet Posse he was like a Jay Z or Juvenile of the group lyric wise Lord Koop T Rock the best

[@ralphsantana6005]

36 knew nobody in their group could rap like trock so they was hatin

[@DiaAkin]

"Rock making our fish!" 😂😂😂

[@eklypised]

T-Rocks been in the game for along dam time

[@blvckviking1980]

Homey got some classic verses on a lot of Three 6 joints

[@nickfree955]

I like how he took this interview and made it a fb as. Smart move

[@bigmoe3661]

That laugh tho 😂😂😂