That 3-6 - 'Poppin my collar' beat was a thing of beauty :wow:

[Bugsmoran]

Project Pat-uhh attractin Dime PIzzas

 

[Pinyapplesuckas]

Whole album rode. That one somewhat surprised me. I expected what they did later on, but it took them awhile to put that Lolipop out

 

[supanegro]

So yall gon act like 3-6 version is the original.. the last mr bigs is the sample for beat n hook. Respect this man...






Edit: rip breh

 

[THE MACHINE]

this is turning into a 3-6 appreciation thread.

The beats are so dope you just ignore how demonic the name is

 

[Rarely-Wrong Liggins]

Song stays in rotation on the phone. A true hood classic. Crunchy Black had so many quotables

 

[YourMajesty]

Smooth shyt

 

[beenz]

yes, the willie hutch sample from "the mack" is pure piff. I typically hate southern hip hop, but this is one of the exceptions. this song is awesome!!!

 

[Xane Vic]

DMX's verse on the remix ain't...

 

[BigSteve]

It's funny. I was just thinking today about how obvious it is that Three 6 influenced so many of the trap-producers now. It's interesting to hear how much of an influence they had on southern hip-hop (and now music as a whole) in the end, given that they were largely overlooked by the mainstream until they made a Spring Break song and won Academy Awards. They really were that good and ahead of their time.

 

[DaveyDave]

Project Pat version >>>>

the cards in the spokes lol i haven't thought about that for years!

is that their real kids in the videos? young Project Pat looks a lot like him lol

 

[Scorsese]

These hoes out here be fukkin for a muthafukkin dub

Freak Bytch!



Track was so Dope.