Juicy J Talks Three 6 Mafia

Juicy J talks about how the legacy of Three 6 Mafia.
Credit: Power 106 Los Angeles
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[@skiesvonax]

Three 6 Mafia deserves a biography series like Wu Tang or Straight Outta Compton

[@dauntebullbear9187]

maan, as much as i agree, i just don’t think anybody would be able to play Lord Infamous, Koopsta nor gangsta boo, they were all unique in their own way, it’s gonna take a special someone to play them in a biopic

[@Handler22134a]

@@dauntebullbear9187I mean they did hustle n flow.

[@sosadaflexxertv7951]

Not just 3-6 but I Feel like Bone Thugs deserve one and UGK but as for a UGK Biopic the hardest part about it is figuring out who’s gonna play Pimp C

[@dauntebullbear9187]

@@Handler22134a that wasn’t about them💀😴

[@Handler22134a]

@@dauntebullbear9187 My point is that they were able to capture memphis in that way extremely well I’m sure the remaining three 6 can do it again for themselves.

[@HeresTheThingMarty]

Hardest rap group of all time 🔥

[@ColossalKilla]

Bone thugs

[@rogeratwell2794]

@@ColossalKilla they definitely good but not better. hit for hit, underground classics, uniqueness, creativity, and influence wise three 6 is better.

[@ColossalKilla]

@@rogeratwell2794 Only thing that’s better is their beats. But hit for hit and lyrical skill is all on Bone.

[@rogeratwell2794]

That's Cap and they got desentegrated at the versus for proof. Bone ain't better than three 6 dawg, but you can have your opinion about it.

[@ColossalKilla]

@@rogeratwell2794 The only lyricist in three six is Gangsta Boo. Bone came out way harder. You can ask anyone who is more relevant between the 2 and they’ll say Bone Thugs.

[@isaaclopez571]

Rip Lord Infamous

[@Therealpenelopepitstop]

RIP GANGSTA BOO

[@hav4283]

Rip Koopsta

[@loskithakiing6395]

#Mafia4LifeandDeath

[@erwinvarela1531]

Koopsta knicca rip lord infamous

[@dantedlane2]

Just an illusion….

[@majinpuu]

Three 6 Mafia the hardest, still bumping that shit, might never stop.

[@jaysenbustamante9926]

I’m only 22 and my dad had me listening to Mystic Stylez, and all their OG shit they go hard asf

[@WHOAM1894]

You've reached the top of the mountain, there's a rarely anything better so you won't find it and need to keep listening to the goats to get your fix.

[@TheDadOf3]

Juicy J you a badass in my book everyday. three 6 mafia true pioneers... huge part of my growin up

[@LRO1986]

Juicy wouldn’t exist if it wasn’t for Dj zirk

[@tence_6965]

​@@LRO1986DJ Squeeky too

[@Bwwe82090]

Huge part of my growing up too.

[@TheTwentySecondDegree]

I remember all that spooky music from the triple six mafia era. shit was bananas

[@Moniiiunda]

93-95 was their prime frfr

[@Metal_Horror]

Now I'm high --really high, mane I'm about to shout

[@userundefined01]

I still listen to Three 6 Mafia to this day. "Stay Fly" will live on forever.

[@spencedelic]

The amount of influence on rap and RnB is insane

[@piffpirates]

They hypnotized us=]

[@StreetLava]

Why doesn't this comment (the truth) get more likes 🤔 🤷🏽‍♂️

[@yaboy1414]

Big facts

[@iPOPuDRP]

Yup

[@Ben_Lorentz]

HYPNOTIZE MINDS 4 LYFE!!!

[@shutdown8947]

Mind Control

[@growapairandstopwhining6645]

3-6 is and will always be my favorite rap group..that shit was hard af

[@patrickmartin2689]

It's not just them tho 😫😫😭😭 it's Memphis,TN as a whole at that time 😔😔✌✌

[@joshAKAtheman]

People saying three 6 dont get the recognition they deserve usually dont even know about DJ Spanish Fly, DJ Squeeky, DJ Zirk, Tommy Wright III, Gimisum family etc its a damn shame

[@patrickmartin2689]

@@joshAKAtheman I know right 😤😤🤬🤬

[@Jwayne52]

Amen

[@thaBootyologist]

Even DJ Zirk literally said himself in an interview that if it wasn’t for him there would be no Three 6 Mafia

[@patrickmartin2689]

@@thaBootyologist I wouldn't go that far Paul and Lord been putting out work plus Paul sampling ear was way different from anyone else in Memphis js 😑😑✌✌

[@julialinck7407]

As a teen living in Memphis in the 90’s, Memphis music was all we listened to… it’s like you feel blessed to have grown up during this time… hell i do 😅.. the sounds, the cassette tapes, it was all 🔥

[@B4dafam]

Facts. Skinny pimp, gangsta black. Memphis had a fie hip hop scene. Downing me. U outta be crowning me

[@denverrandy7143]

Same.Grew up in Hickory Hood!!!Went to Kirby..Love my home Town. Left about a decade ago for work.

[@TerryMoore-gh2wd]

You ain't lying

[@TerryMoore-gh2wd]

North memphis !!!

[@x400degreez]

Some of the hardest beat makers in the game , j and Paul , three 6 my favorite rap group of all time , too underrated

[@rosecity_chris]

I still got my vip pass from being on stage with them. Legendary

[@divatimedancecompanyocovfo3865]

I agree 3 6 were straight Pioneers 🔥 LOVE PROJECT PAT SERIOUS FAN HERE

[@tyromef]

Been bumping 3-6 since 96

[@evangelicalH]

DJ PAUL AND JUICY J, BEST PRODUCERS IN THE SOUTH

[@scoobertscoobydoo8879]

Three 6 Mafia is definitely one of the best rap groups (might be THE best in my opinion). Catalog, style, flows, production, all super influential. A lot of new songs you hear now have that 3-6 flavor in them.🔥💯 Long live Scarecrow, Koop and Gangsta Boo.🙏

[@maaz2897]

gawdamn this made me put 36 and juicy j back in my playlist now 💀🤣

[@ogchocolate93]

It’s essential

[@D_2387]

Project Pat too 👌

[@MR.TENNESSEE3650]

My all time favorite rap group

[@davidfelock4053]

One day ppl will understand the power of influence triple six mafia had all the way too 3-6 mafia until this day.

[@loskithakiing6395]

I tell ppl this all the time. And they be clueless

[@Moniiiunda]

Dj squeeky and dj zirk made them

[@marlonious7650]

DJ Paul & J were always underated imo.

[@Moniiiunda]

Lil fly gotta be the most underrated in the group

[@hectorvazquez3382]

Had it all,beats,dj's,dancing plus the lyrics. Rip Miss Gangsta Boo. Lord, infamous and Koopa Knicca.

[@iLLmaticV3]

I hear three six mafia in damn near all the new rappers flows now it’s crazy tbh

[@forgotten.mystery.]

You just lied lol

[@iLLmaticV3]

@@forgotten.mystery. 🧢

[@pi5tolpete989]

3 6 always been dope as hell

[@chrislegoblin3941]

Paved the way

[@jfarm30]

3-6 is the most influential rap group of all time.

[@john1120]

Pioneers in the game the south was killing it in the early 90's along with outkast yeah I was around when the wave was active.

[@abrahamacosta7700]

36 is legendary.

[@JR-yr8xm]

Im always bumping Juicy J in my car

[@sbfguy7793]

three 6 are the GOAT

[@Crystal-ib2ub]

MADD RESPECT AND MUCH LOVE TO THE ENTIRE THREE SIX MAFIA CREW COMING FROM ELMO/TERRELL TEXAS. WE STILL BANG 3-6 AND UGK

[@dommoran2422]

Three six mafia a classic old skool group 🔥 tracks much love too three six mafia and juicy j too big boy 🙏

[@avoassociation2335]

You know you’ve made it when they ban your biggest club bangers out of clubs 😂, “Tear The Club Up”

[@ohianaw]

This song transcends time. The fact the main melody sample despite being produced almost 30 years ago, still hasnt been found adds this mystery and aura to the track and it adds to the dreamlike and ethereal production it gives off. This also shows you how forward thinking these cats were. They were just teens making this but they changed music forever.

[@loganmannke9023]

Juice is one of the realest niggas in the game💯

[@IcyBrown]

Always when I bump Koopsta or Triple 6 in general and people talk sht, I tell'em: if there was no Triple 6, your favorite artists probably wouldnt exist; the Memphis sound is almost in every damn genre nowadays

[@benjaminelkrieff6414]

I know it sounds very strange music to people but they just don’t appreciate the art behind

[@Lethabrainzblo]

3 6 da goats 💯

[@kolt4534]

I loved that they made music with different t genres ❤❤

[@Ben_Lorentz]

Three 6 Mafia are the GOAT Rap Group!

[@jaredbriggs2284]

Bruh for someone who raps about the shit Juicy raps about, my dude lookin HEALTHY AF 🙌 dudes a Legend

[@MikeyMooks]

Juicy been underrated forever, project pat too.. them guys really don’t get the props they deserve, the flows, the melodies, the Memphis slang that has become popularized all over the country.. them boys are legends

[@donaldnorth3856]

We understand Juice

[@kevincampos9614]

My favorite koopsta RIP, lord infamous RIP project pat,la chat, crunchy black,gangsta boo RIP

[@Certified_Classic_B]

2023, tired of today's rappers and i getting back to the classics, to the Blueprint, Three 6 Mafia🐐

[@sciddals]

i was JUST listening to Slob on my Nob. Three 6 Mafia was one of those groups that shaped gangsta rap and even lyrical rap too

[@Gregorio413]

Especially you production was way ahead of its time

[@rodboijones7390]

mafia 4 life!

[@Iceypatek]

Yupp three 6 is responsible for most catchy flows that we hear in rap today.

[@joeclaridy]

That's because rap today don't got the same creativity it had and decades passed.

[@LP-tq3uh]

Everyone forgot juicy j and three 6 mafia it's so bad he is my legend from childhood STAY TRIPPY was the best album in 2013 wish back to old days

[@user-ed2ee1ox5x]

3-6 MAFIA WAS A ABSOLUTE BEAST....

[@nigerians_have_starwars_names]

Real ones know ‘Will blast’ in Ch.2 was the best display of flows under 2 min

[@benjaminelkrieff6414]

True

[@Smoothjazzsundays]

Three 6 mafia is the most influential hip hop group since their creation.

[@ALexander-ue3kj]

Wu-Tang

[@Smoothjazzsundays]

@@ALexander-ue3kj nah three 6 is more influential imo.

[@cfayfuture]

I literally grew up on Three 6

[@mirukuchan]

They stay fly till they die 🕊️💸

[@dwightlove3704]

To this day I was still shocked that THREE SIX MAFIA won the Oscar for Best Song for Hustle-N-Flow

[@caleb6415]

I’m only 24 and I definitely understand the impact they had. Still bump regularly

[@elninodams252]

!!!! Bro three6 paved the way man. The thing is with young people they don’t wanna recognise. They want the glory alllll to them selves but ya’ll influenced us lord please bless the fall angels in the group 🙏🏾

[@prodbyonetime8126]

Can’t forget about their production either. I know they weren’t the only ones in Memphis doing it but they played a big role in creating that Memphis phonk sound and the backbone for trap

[@abathingcrepe9090]

Prophet Posse’s the Posse. 👹

[@PatchesOhoulihan2]

Hardest group that was too early but right on time. Some of there hits still bump like they just came out YEEEAAAAHHHHHHH!!!

[@quintintheiss]

Three 6 Mafia fuckin killed the concert in TX! 😎😎😎

[@ohianaw]

Crazy because literally all the hip hop you hear today takes heavy influence from Memphis and Three 6. mfs were geniuses

[@yosoymook]

It’s facts tho 💀 you listen to todays music and realize they’ve already been doin this shit since the early 90’s. Shoutout juice mane and paul

[@asiascott8495]

To this day, I’m still listening to the productions!!! we talking top five best rap producers of all times!!! Easy!

[@thelightseeker94]

3-6 Mafia introduced me to project pat one of my favorite rappers.

[@GabrielGonzalez-bj1vt]

MY BEST RAP,AND SIX I PLAY THEM STILL TO THIS DATE!!!!!

[@QB3NPINGA]

Half on Sack is still one of those joints I enjoy bumping when I’m ready to get my weekend started 😈

[@DerexWolfheart]

“Do you ever look back on three six mafia and that legacy you guys created-“ “Yes👁️👄👁️”

[@pneuma6421]

Academy award-winning* Nobody understands they made their own sound and in 2024 many many many artists imitate the sound, ICONIC

[@skylerhull5762]

They laid down the blue print I understand juicy trust vol.1

[@Rootbeerpapi1]

96, if you know you know. Bought my first 3-6 mafia cd from Circuit City. Been a fan since.

[@whoakaela]

i dont get how anyone doesn't understand ESPECIALLY if you were alive in the south back then it was all around you these guys were the kings and they drove almost every aspect of the music and the culture

[@Swaze742]

Three 6 one of the best groups from the south

[@chieftricky]

I remember the first time hearing three six mafia. I was in 6th or 7th grade back in 1996 or 97 and I had a mix CD with a bunch of random songs I got from a friend at school and one of the songs was slob on my knob. I remember having to hide this song from my parents I could only listen to it on headphones or blast it on my stereo system when my parents wasn't home. I remember one day after school I had it bumping on my new stereo system and my dad came home early and started beating on my bedroom door yelling TURN THAT GARBAGE OFF THAT SOUNDS LIKE SHIT!!! He was so mad but I thought it was so funny. Now that I'm older almost 40 I can see why he was so mad. Now that I'm older I've experienced all different types of music from every era even the classical stuff with Beethoven and Mozart and three six at the time had some dark content with explicit lyrics that was groundbreaking at the time. They where way ahead of there time and ever since I heard slob on my knob I became a huge fan instantly. They are still my favorite rap group of all time and still listen to them to this day. I really wish juicy would of been part of da mafia 6ix when they reunited 10 years ago. Now it's to late most of them have passed away. It's kinda weird that the 3 remaining members of the group where the last 3 that was still in the group years ago. Watch crunchy black will be the next one to pass away. RIP Boo, Koop and the bloody scarecrow lord infamous. 🙏

[@teracooper9264]

Bro my husband & I always play "what song is this flow from" when we listening to new music & sooooo many times its something related to 3 6. Been a fan since the beginning & the influence is endless from the beats to the flows

[@Johnsmith-hp6tw]

We memphis residents want more new releases

[@hocuspocus1237]

There had never been a Three 6 Mafia before, and there hasn’t been one since. They made all their own beats without outside producers, managed the group themselves, ran a label, everything. Southern rap owes it to the triple six…

[@paradiso8805]

I’ definitely understand and respect the legacy they created 🔥🫶🙌

[@michaeldougall6981]

Mafia 4life

[@that.pensivestoic]

Rip Boo, Rip, Koopsta, Rip Lord Infamous the scarecrow fr

[@SmokeMeth-us7qs]

I still call them triple six because that was when they put out their best. The Underground tapes

[@samuelvazquez6762]

Three six needs to make a movie about themselves it would be so lit 🔥

[@mateussantos-bi4tj]

Rip gangsta boo🕊

[@jerrybot]

Mystic Stylez is a 10/10 album, absolute classic

[@nzbustaz1938]

You have honestly opened my eyes fuk all these rappers im rolling with yall

[@thecookj454]

Top 5 hip hop group ever

[@heartsofcarnage]

Been fucking with the unground and you can still see how much influence the 3 6 got on them

[@thugnificendo]

Triple 6 Def deserves they flowers... rip lord infamous

[@loskithakiing6395]

RIP GANGSTA BOO RIP LORD INFAMOUS RIP KOOPSTA RIP K-ROCK

[@DeeC18959]

Your favorite artist is still sampling their songs in 2023 let that sink in 🤷‍♂️

[@Seanljohnsonsr235]

miss 3 6 mafia

[@aaronsanchezz]

Its true... they were the only ones doin that now all the pre and Memphis rap sounds good like this.

[@KedousY]

Most Legendary Rap Group

[@Smacks1]

My uncle been playin they underground shit when I was a little one. I knew real quick years later when this newer stuff would sample their beats or the “yeah hoe” n all that. Funny too cause when I played the old stuff my friends would make faces cause they weren’t rockin with it then

[@muffintopnomo8790]

Grew up on them boys, had all their cds

[@realtrippyvv]

juicy j made the same sound the play today almost 30 years ago!!!

[@onethreejake]

2050 Trippy Shit

[@TheJalen1222]

Three 6 mafia slob on my knob getting sampled more times than I can count today

[@J-remyM]

Been a fan almost 30 year now

[@ThaRealHomie]

Three 6 is the best