Classics Discussion: Three 6 Mafia

[Inspect Her Deck]

Well my bad then bruh. Just don't see how someone could say 3-6 doesn't have any classics

our individuality indeed makes us all beautiful and unique

he's an honest, hard working gentleman so I show him and his opinion the utmost respect

 

[Zero]

Zero classics.

 

[mobbinfms]

Well my bad then bruh. Just don't see how someone could say 3-6 doesn't have any classics

It's all love breh. I really don't see how anyone could say they have a classic album though. They were a regional group for the first two albums. No nationwide distribution. No one outside of their region knew who they were until tear the club up 97 dropped. That made some noise, but nobody was calling the album anything special. Then they had that corny video on the beach. They had that joint with UGK that was nice
They sold platinum I think, but nobody was Cali g any of their albums classics.
Then they had that song with Ball and G and Buck. That's when they really broke through.
So where's the classics?

 

[mobbinfms]

Production style is limited.
Raps is primitive
Go head with that bullshyt you kick Dunn

 

[Zero]

Production style is limited.
Raps is primitive
Go head with that bullshyt you kick Dunn

 

[Prince Mongo]

our individuality indeed makes us all beautiful and unique

he's an honest, hard working gentleman so I show him and his opinion the utmost respect

I see the error of my ways

 

[Prince Mongo]

It's all love breh. I really don't see how anyone could say they have a classic album though. They were a regional group for the first two albums. No nationwide distribution. No one outside of their region knew who they were until tear the club up 97 dropped. That made some noise, but nobody was calling the album anything special. Then they had that corny video on the beach. They had that joint with UGK that was nice
They sold platinum I think, but nobody was Cali g any of their albums classics.
Then they had that song with Ball and G and Buck. That's when they really broke through.
So where's the classics?

You haven't listened to them very much, have you? Do you realize how much impact they had on rap music? Not just southern rap but all hip hop. DJ Paul and Juicy J are 2 of the greatest producers ever and Project Pat is a legendary rapper. Like you're honestly the first person I've seen say they aren't legends. I live in Memphis so I grew up seeing their rise and impact

 

[Prince Mongo]

Production style is limited.
Raps is primitive
Go head with that bullshyt you kick Dunn

That's the precursor to trap music. They invented that sound

 

[mobbinfms]

You haven't listened to them very much, have you? Do you realize how much impact they had on rap music? Not just southern rap but all hip hop. DJ Paul and Juicy J are 2 of the greatest producers ever and Project Pat is a legendary rapper. Like you're honestly the first person I've seen say they aren't legends. I live in Memphis so I grew up seeing their rise and impact

I've listened to some of Mystic Styles and Chapter 2, to give them a shot. It's just not my style
The Rocky flip though
And the Michael Jackson/Kenni Burke flip
They've definitely had a huge impact on hip hop. But it's been a negative one. Precursors to crunk
Trap

I'm not saying they aren't legends either. Just that they don't have a classic album.
I'm not saying they don't have southern classics though.

 

[Ashtrey]

Lots of classic songs. No classic albums.

 

[BigSteve]

When The Smoke Clears is absolutely a classic album, and a trendsetter for what would eventually become Crunk rap, and subsequently Trap rap.

 

[Buckeye Fever]

Mystic Stylez is a clear cut classic

 

[Ohene]

still havent heard the end in full but its piff from what ive heard

i can say mystic stylez and 6661 are classics wwith confidence
havent heard da unbreakables in full either.

most known unknown and ch 2 were good albums

 

[BigSteve]

"Yeah hoe."

 

[Ohene]

Can't even come up wit a top 5 too many legendary joints

short and sweet