Song of the Day "Sippin On Some Syrup" Three Six Mafia ft. UGK and Project Pat

[BmoreGorilla]

GOAT level production. shyt was so smooth brehs

 

[CrimsonTider]

 

[King Jae]

Eatin so many shrimp I got iodine poisoning

Long live the pimp

 

[born of fire]

iodine poisoning!!!

my parents love this song lol. i do too

 

[raoulduke187]

hard tune

classic album too

 

[Soundwave]

I no longer wear monkey shyt because of this song

 

[_genocidecutter_]

Them performing it live at the gathering of the juggalos

 

[Trot LaRoc]

Pat's in my top 20....very underrated

 

[Jimmy Two-Times™]

One of Pimp's hardest verses.

 

[JustCKing]

Why are people even comparing "Big Pimpin" to "Sippin On Syrup"? Both are classics and both have Pimp C verses that are quoted and have been used for hooks/choruses to other songs.

 

[LevelUp]

 

[zayk35]

I no longer wear monkey shyt because of this song

should have never been wearing no Monkey Shyt in the 1st place

 

[Doin2Much Williams]

GOAT level production. shyt was so smooth brehs

Funny this got bumped cuz i was playing the HCP album last month (along with several other 36 joints) and you can tell that once they signed onto Loud/Columbia… the sounds were much more polished and crisp.


The drums/basslines just hit that much harder, like juicy and paul had access to better studio equipment and mastering/engineering



then you play their subsequent albums that were not on the majors like Chronicles Juicy J and Paul’s The Summa Vol 16… shiit sounds like cassette tapes. Lol



But the album w the best mixing/mastering/engineering has to go to Da Unbreakales.


Shiit shoulda won a grammy for sound/production alone.



Easily their magnum opus as well (up there w ghetto d, 400 degrees and atliens imo).





Eternals props to three 6. They forever cemented and the beautiful thing is their sound is never outdated.



Thats priceless.



*salutes*



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[Long Live The Kane]

I’m

Funny this got bumped cuz i was playing the HCP album last month (along with several other 36 joints) and you can tell that once they signed onto Loud/Columbia… the sounds were much more polished and crisp.


The drums/basslines just hit that much harder, like juicy and paul had access to better studio equipment and mastering/engineering



then you play their subsequent albums that were not on the majors like Chronicles Juicy J and Paul’s The Summa Vol 16… shiit sounds like cassette tapes. Lol



But the album w the best mixing/mastering/engineering has to go to Da Unbreakales.


Shiit shoulda won a grammy for sound/production alone.



Easily their magnum opus as well (up there w ghetto d, 400 degrees and atliens imo).





Eternals props to three 6. They forever cemented and the beautiful thing is their sound is never outdated.



Thats priceless.



*salutes*



.

Think I’ve always subliminally liked Chronicles and The Summa more for that very reason

 

[Playaz Eyez]

10/10