Three 6 Mafia Studio

This is a quick look at Three 6 Mafia`s studio.

[@MyThoughtzAndOpinionz]

He did a good job at teaching us none of his secrets

[@kevingallagher406]

lol my man ain’t gonna show u the secret sauce

[@DerrtydollasTV]

What sampling…😏🤫

[@TZA_]

did good job u just blind and deaf

[@Sickillj]

Lol. There is no secret. Some people just have an ear for making great music/beats. Like all great producers, its down to sound selection, samples, adding little touches and making sure everything fits together. You cant teach that to someone who doesnt have that ear for making 🔥🔥🔥. Thats why most of these producers/beatmakers sound the same now. Everyone started making and buying drum kits, loops and sounds. Its become over saturated with bedroom beat makers all using the same sounds.

[@tylus17]

DJ Paul the real King of Crunk...I was gettin buck to 3-6 waaaay before an atl lil jon hit da scene

[@Alxon79]

Dis junt so rare, glad dis got recommended

[@startervisions]

Damn...Paul really started it all

[@HiPHOPx87]

ZIRK < PAUL

[@Sickillj]

There are alot of people before paul

[@startervisions]

@@Sickillj name them

[@Sickillj]

@@startervisions lol, look up a song called "uzi tool" then you will find a real O.G who laid down the foundations. Do your research, I aint going to give you the answers

[@startervisions]

@Sick-iLL-j yup, 2-Thick by Zirk too...what if I was just a kid who didn't know anything...and asking experienced listeners was my best way to get into 90's Memphis...you being condescending about it isn't making life any easier but let me explain anyways..."Come With Me To Hell" by Paul and Scarecrow has production on it that sounds as modern and contemporary as any 21 Savage and Metro Boomin tape... ...Uzi Tool and 2-Thick sound dated by comparison...my favorite Memphis producers are DJ Sound and Blackout...but regardless of my ranting or your belittling, Paul's production led the way for what we now know as "Trap" popularized by Lex Luger in 2010...peace out Ill-J

[@dcinnTV]

I been looking for this ever since I saw it on TV years ago.

[@TheSavageBountyHunter]

RIP tv ☹☹

[@thewisefromwest6941]

Thanks for uploading this

[@noiburg8866]

Step 1: first you ga ha ha hats

[@tinktwiceman]

man i been lookin for this vid since the movie came out thanks!!

[@startervisions]

Wow...I remember this

[@rickyhesser5757]

Much luv n respect to Paul & J , but they didn't invent the "Memphis Bounce". Ya'll should check out Tommy Wright III , DJ Zirk , Kingpin Skinny Pimp. North , South West Memphis and Frasier Bay got it going on🎹🎛️🎧💯

[@Sickillj]

And none of the people you just mentioned invented it either.lol

[@cambreezythecolorman0716]

Memphis Tennessee

[@weenabeats]

wheres the full interview ?

[@djfusionkotb]

It was an episode of MTV My block Memphis also had a lil wyte on this episode.

[@weenabeats]

@@djfusionkotb thx mayne

[@Mayjah_flexx]

@KDCMolotovTV I guess he meant the style and the feel of the track.....I fuck wit Memphis da long way and it's a certain type of energy u get from a producer from Memphis than u get from anywhere else. That's just my opinion.

[@its8oclock543]

firs u gotta ha da ha haz u gotta ha da ha haz rooooli faaz

[@robertcordell7312]

Damn I knew I saw this as a kid, they low key created a hit not even knowing it, in the ghetto, it don’t show it though but that’s what happens next

[@xyankx]

what is that song at 0:42? woh so dope!

[@StrikeBeatsEnt]

korg triton rack and korg tr rack...hmmm

[@stxx1982]

@tylus17 THANK YOU!!!... when did da first tear da club up come out again lmao

[@brianyerby5663]

1993

[@prodacculbed]

rare

[@Jeramaniac]

cool

[@BiggCee56]

Dj Paul KOM!!

[@MicahBeatz]

Biggest gatekeep😂