Did Three 6 Mafia Introduce Satanism To Hip Hop?? Feat. Big Gipp, Kam & Glasses Malone

Did Three 6 Mafia Introduce Satanism To Hip Hop?? Feat. Big Gipp, Kam & Glasses Malone
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[@insubordinatenyctv3627]

Legendary panel here

[@rokcet3073]

Yeah I like this panel here

[@unforgiven8619]

Originally, 3 Six was called Triple Six. Anyone who still has the original mixtapes from the early 90's can vouch for that. They didn't became 3 Six until after 1996.

[@showmestatefinest5412]

Triple 6 and three 6 still equals to 666

[@unforgiven8619]

@@showmestatefinest5412 I think Three Six was used to disguise the obvious. When people see Three Six, they think 36, not 666.

[@jashigovia4935]

We were all over Amerikkka. The Blacc Goddess Califa is California.

[@TheJuneBugGemini]

I Remember Ganksta Nip

[@k.diallo3561]

Brotha Lynch hung and Doomsday Productions got the same familiar style.

[@EugenejrJefferies]

Bone Thugs only had faces of death that was their first album before they met Eazy-E

[@splmafia9690]

Facts

[@caramelking-zf8wu]

Psychodrama was 1st and Psychodrama invented Bone Thugs and Harmony Style !! Facts !! ~ 💯 ... 🥶

[@melwhite3831]

I had that album

[@Omowalemayasa]

Gangsta nip and Esham were the first rappers I heard.

[@bigbiz3190]

one of the best real talk big men podcast....

[@sebastianlawson5949]

Being from NY for me it was Gravediggaz and Flatlinerz it was called Horrorcore

[@RonaldJames-eo2hc]

What about Big L? He talked about satanism in his music a lot for example, he has a song called Devils Son & his first album is considered horrocore as well

[@marcusgross2024]

Mane 3-6 been on that since the 80’s they were called the serial killers first with DJ Paul & Lord Infamous

[@user-dk9hc7sd4m]

Growth & Development

[@WestboundPromo416]

Kam knows his history frfr💯🫡

[@MUCHGAME3615]

Getto Boys..the 1st album 1988..they started it

[@ChristopherCollier-pk7dq]

Geto boys and Gangsta Nip the originals imo

[@thompsontroy083]

Facts

[@poppinc8145]

Esham had references to Satan in his music until the mid-1990s. I'm sure there's other horrorcore rappers who also did in the early-1990s or earlier.

[@Mac_Fleetwood]

That first Esham - Boomin Words album was the hardest rap album in the late 80's. He was talkin bout religion back then

[@bigbiz3190]

and another rapper i admired my whole life and listened to since highschool days back in the 90s is MC EIHT....it was and stil is soo hard....the album you did with premo recently is bangin fam.....i was just bumpin last ones left....oh my godddd....my bro if i could get in touch n get few drops even over the phone i would make u a sick mixtape.....my most recent ones were grizelda rec crew double mixtape and then 38 spesh.....i am producing an artist rn as well....much love and respect og 🙏

[@fuhyou3223]

Triple Six Mafia or at least DJ Paul and Juicy J has been around since about 1991 or so and their debut album came out in 1995. Back in those days the surrounding areas might have heard it but it was mostly a MEMPHIS thang y’know. Being that local I doubt they introduced that to Hip Hop. I don’t know that that caught on out west but I think NY was on that wave with the horrorcore thing maybe. You could probably find that kind of stuff on old Rap-A-Lot albums too. I say all that to say I don’t think 3 6 were the first to do it. As far as the God body talk and all that, I think that’s strictly a NY/east coast thing with all the 5% talk and the knowledge/mathematics. It was founded in Harlem if I’m not mistaken.

[@hostilesavage4299]

It was a Texas thing before the m town...

[@ScrewstonMediaTV]

Ganksta nip from the southside of Houston Texas by way of the South Park area started horror rap & three 6 mafia was influenced by him & they gave him his flowers years ago

[@caramelking-zf8wu]

Great Interview !! You Elevating the Game !! (Migration History Patterns) ~ ☑️ ... 🌎

[@RickMichaels-if5eq]

I could be wrong but I think Esham from Detroit pioneered that style of rap. They call it “That Wicked S**t”!🎤😈

[@takeoverty1016]

You're right

[@marcusgross2024]

Nah do a little more research he dropped in 94 3-6 was prophet posse that and serial killaz b4 that in the 80’s

[@RickMichaels-if5eq]

Never heard of Serial Killaz.😑 They must’ve been local rappers.😏

[@marcusgross2024]

@@RickMichaels-if5eq 😂 they’re all the same that was their names before they became 3-6 mafia and they have a shit load of underground albums that folk don’t know about

[@maxjulianthegreat313]

​@@marcusgross2024esham's first album came out in 89...booming w ords from hell

[@Ms.A.Matthews415]

Nope, everyone has free will unless your incarcerated. Love 3/6 mafia.

[@LOUDMOUF-DallaFornia]

We got a Devil & a Demon from my hood. East Riverside 1200 Blocc Crip

[@leonrodriguez1714]

Gipp said thats how they act up north 😂

[@bigbiz3190]

juicy j and pat are brothers...they father was a pastor.....i dont think they were actually doing all that goth shit...never do they talk or preach satanism....i think it was a style at the time...like horror movie scene rap inspired....but i think it was just an image....besides 666 is only borroewed by the so call satanist.....the number had different meanings in occult teachings....alchemical teachings...numerology and so on.....but 3-6 mafia....i think....was about memphis culture and style....i dont think they were satanists as much as they werent real 'mafia' either.....and even now project pat is going to prisons and talking....doing prayers with them...telling people to embrace god (jesus)....and genuinly try to reform and live life.....now if that aint positive....im listening.....

[@ronaldgreenjr1423]

It was Bushwick Bill. First one I remember

[@ApexAL]

Insane Poetry - Grim Reality - 1992

[@robg7379]

Esham n mastamind Detroit

[@takeoverty1016]

Esham and Natas out of Detroit

[@Omowalemayasa]

💯

[@stevieheisman4984]

The original name was Triple Six Mafia. They talked about Devil stuff all on their first few albums

[@emdub17]

The 6's in three six mafia was cuz they are GD.

[@marcusgross2024]

Nah not true crunchy and lord infamous the only GD’s

[@emdub17]

@@marcusgross2024 I know everyone loves to argue on the net but I dont. Crunchy the only one still on that shit so he be saying it. They all were 7-4 till the world blow.

[@marcusgross2024]

@@emdub17 I’m not arguing Craig Petties is my cousin and his half brother is Paul he was never gang related I’m from South Memphis Koopsta ran with Vice Lords that’s why him and Crunchy barely got along ain’t nobody arguing bruh I stated facts but you’re entitled to your opinion 😂

[@shep2188]

@@marcusgross2024In juicy J new book he said Lord Infamous and DJ Paul were GD also.

[@marcusgross2024]

@@shep2188nah they just grew up around us in black haven that last why country blac became like a shooter because he protected Paul when the nigg@z from orange mound and tried to jump him when Dj Squeeky used to accuse Paul of stealing his style crunchy and Paul tell the stories on how they met. It just like you’re affiliated from what hood you’re from. Like Kendrick in Compton with the piru’s

[@Ptah510]

Actually we migrated south … out of the 13 colonies.. the we come out the south is just a saying not based in fact .. we went from north which are the first white cities then south.. then a split in the Industrial Revolution they went west or Chicago and Detroit for jobs

[@muskegontribune]

The "god reference" in Hip hop is stronger East because the source of that teaching is stronger East, which is the Nation of Islam and the 5% Nation.

[@bigaparker1977]

Esham from Detroit is first. Dayton Family and Jake the Flake from Flint the first i heard openly talking about doing cocaine.

[@Seanljohnsonsr609]

T6M WAS THE TRUTH

[@RonaldJames-eo2hc]

Brotha Lynch Hung

[@EugenejrJefferies]

Let me see DMX talked about the devil and he talked about God and his music Park he talked about death and I think there was a little bit of devil in there too so did biggie but other than that 36 was kind of like the first.

[@CurserTV]

Juicy J dad a pastor

[@marcusgross2024]

Ok let me say this anybody y’all name truly did have a start in their city with horrorcore but it started with 3-6 mafia before that they were triple six mafia and before that they were prophet posse in 91’ thru 93 and before that they were the serial killaz in the 80’s Dj Paul and Lord Infamous

[@Officer_Bumpdown_Brown]

Ganksta nip inspired them. Outta Houston

[@marcusgross2024]

@@Officer_Bumpdown_Brown bruh they already had tapes out before grangsta nip came out in 92’

[@Officer_Bumpdown_Brown]

@@marcusgross2024 yes and he had a major deal... Paul and lord were still in high school selling tapes 😂 Paul even said he used to listen to nip when they were in school... you think nip knew who they were in 92??? Lol chill out, I love the 6 but keep it gutta

[@marcusgross2024]

@@Officer_Bumpdown_Brown bruh these niggas been rapping since high school the serial killaz came out in the 80’s you’re proving my point they were fans of horror movies don’t shit gangsta nip got out sound like 3-6 mafia you reaching now and we all been fans of nip but style no way 😂😂😂 but you’re entitled to your opinion so I’ll let you have it

[@theronyoung1909]

Watch the Late-Night Tip video, and tell me how many of them are now dead? Only two of them are still with us! The devil claimed his Souls.

[@taggangmember]

You realize that all people die right? That's the dumbest shit I've ever heard in my life. Everyone dies regardless of religious beliefs.

[@Nomorequestionz62]

Big Gipp a east coast super hater I guarantee once they drop more clips from this interview you’ll hear him talk negatively about NYC

[@SMOOTHCUTPRODUCTION]

He said nothing about NY in this clip or nowhere in the interview. You clicked on this clip with that already in your mind begging to get hated on for attention. Super weird

[@user-Tripleggggggg]

Cuz he from the era when NY fans booed OutKast and dungeon family and often hated on the south… gipp Rembr how hard NY use to hate on the south

[@nicstone3141]

Nope

[@southsidecompton9668]

​@@SMOOTHCUTPRODUCTIONfasho 💯

[@RonaldJames-eo2hc]

I mean back in the days, New York was hating heavy on them & they got booed on stage along with Outkast at the source so New York can't take back criticism to? New York criticized the South & everywhere else that wasn't from their region for years but when we decide to fire back, we hating 🤷‍♂️ Don't be mad now that we fire back, y'all been hating on us for years 🤷‍♂️🤦‍♂️

[@ramilleallen1101]

nope bone thugs did that

[@ghostduster1]

They actually had beef over that. They did diss tracks towards each other

[@user-Tripleggggggg]

Nah Brother lynch, x raided, Gangsta nip and geto boys was doin it well before bone

[@dariusyoung4579]

Definitely 3-6 because Memphis had a whole wave of that dark music. Plus they was out first

[@kennyg.6608]

Koopsta knicca 'da devils playground' has gotta be the best underground memphis horror core inspired album

[@nicstone3141]

Nope Esham sis Bommin Words From Hell 1990 learn about it

[@pep2st8p64]

Moses Malone is annoying 😒

[@eloyedwards8532]

Maybe to main stream but Brotha Lynch had us putting 9s up in 🙀