Three 6 Mafia a top 3 influential group that doesn't get their due credit

[mobbinfms]

You one of them real hip hop/lyrical nikkas breh?

On here I guess I am.
Don't let the rest of the real hip hop heads know about all those No Limit tapes I bought back when though

 

[BmoreGorilla]

by the end of this thread, 3-6 mafia tapes from 1968 will be brought up.

the unreleased gems from their failed deal with stax records.

 

[mobbinfms]

@mobbinfms

looks like we stomped all these ants out speechless.

WACKY MOBB

You put up the mission accomplished sign too early breh

 

[mobbinfms]

Check out early brutha Lynch Hung,who far as I know was doing horroecore before 3-6,in a group called Triple Sic,back before 3-6 was even call in themselves 3-6....not only was he doing the horeoecore shyt but you could argue the "Lord Infamous" flow,is inspired by Brother lynches sped up sticcato flow..but maybe it's all coincidence though

Listen to born to Mack by Too Short,if we talking about dark sinister bass beats...Trap ain't spawned by 3-6,it's spawned by mob music,by sound,by subject matter,by its personality....can't forget Eazy E either of course,irrc Backyard Posse (3-6) sampled Eazy E on multiple occasions....I don't believe in coincidences,the souths most influential "trap gods/influencers" cite bay influences

Why has this post not been debunked yet?
Or did Paul and Juicy ghost produce Born To Mack?

 

[Jonah]

if you gonna say 36 mafia deserves some due, then Ima say Darkroom Familia does more...

Darkroom the first hispanic rap group to put out an all spanish rap album. thats actual fact...



plus they one of the first groups to have an album banned by the state of california.

 

[mobbinfms]

There is nothing that The Click do better than 3-6. They don't have the better songs, they don't have better albums, and they don't have the diversity of them. The Click >>> 3-6 is a total lie.

I'll take their production over 36 any day of the week and E-40 is better than anybody in 36.

 

[BmoreGorilla]

After giving this some thought I remember Bone should be given just as much credit for the sound yall are talking about

 

[10:31]

After giving this some thought I remember Bone should be given just as much credit for the sound yall are talking about

I actually agree with this as well (to an extent). But Bone's impact and reach didn't extend as log as triple 6s.

I would also say in real time, having lived through both of their reigns Bone started out ahead of three six in terms of overall quality but ended up getting lapped

 

[Jonah]

I actually agree with this as well (to an extent). But Bone's impact and reach didn't extend as log as triple 6s.

I would also say in real time, having lived through both of their reigns Bone started out ahead of three six in terms of overall quality but ended up getting lapped

what about Woodie or Speedy Loc? Woodie was big in the bay back in the day. so was Speedy (RIP) Even Daz hopped on that Nor Cal rap, as you can see from the Speedy Loc video

 

[Houston911]

Production and subject matter they had influenced Crunk and Trap

Pimp C said this in that Atl interview and its facts

I feel like Three 6 , Master P and Pastor Troy don't get enough credit

Why u say troy?

 

[Jonah]

all yall doin is praising music from the south as being underrated or whatever the fukk. even music that had actual radio play all over the US... what about the cali rap that was overshadowed by that fake ass shyt coming from LA? Yall actin like that shyt didnt exist. fukkin out of towners

Bone Thugs got famous cus the LA hype encompassed them thanks to Eazy E. they aint underrated, they was well known in the 90s so I dont know what you nikkas are trying to say. they had mainstream play

 

[10:31]

Why u say troy?

Man Troy had a moment

I thought he was going to capitalize off of it and turn into a run (a long ass run) but he flamed out

His music still gets mad love and admiration until this day..

 

[BmoreGorilla]

I actually agree with this as well (to an extent). But Bone's impact and reach didn't extend as log as triple 6s.

I would also say in real time, having lived through both of their reigns Bone started out ahead of three six in terms of overall quality but ended up getting lapped

Bone definitely had the bigger impact while 3 6 had more longevity. Id be curious to see how many of these newer rappers would list 3 6 as an influence tho. It seems like most of em were influenced more by Wayne than anybody else and are just hopping on the sound that's hot right now

 

[10:31]

what about Woodie or Speedy Loc? Woodie was big in the bay back in the day. so was Speedy (RIP) Even Daz hopped on that Nor Cal rap, as you can see from the Speedy Loc video

You've got to start another thread. Woodie and Speedy were huge. I don't think their sound laid the foundation for anything going on today on a mainstream scale overall.

 

[10:31]

Bone definitely had the bigger impact while 3 6 had more longevity. Id be curious to see how many of these newer rappers would list 3 6 as an influence tho. It seems like most of em were influenced more by Wayne than anybody else and are just hopping on the sound that's hot right now

I agree. Bone had a way bigger impact (as did other groups) when they came onto the scene initially.

It's funny you say that because somewhere in here I mentioned the youngins either unknowingly being influenced or consciously being influenced.

We've also got to place an emphasis on these young producers who've really added to the foundation Juice & Paul laid. These producers are almost equally saught after (if not more) than the rappers

Im willing to bet you more of the producers will tell you they're influenced (a lot of them have worked the juice during his latest resurgence)