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

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http://www.thecoli.com/threads/guwop-names-his-favorite-90s-era-rappers-all-memphis-nikkas.451478/

Got damn threads got nikkas exposed and forced the Coli to recognize game

Top 5 thread of 2016

 

[Dillah810]

Breh...this is not even up for debate...this is easily verifiable, well documented fact in Memphis...there's no cherry picked quotes you can pull up to change reality...

I'm talking strictly the production-style and techniques that people claiming Paul & Juice CREATED...Ball, G, Squeeky & Zirk were using them 1st...

And Lay It Down came out before the orginal Tear Da Club Up..."9 Little Miliameta Boys" is a crunk ass record that has all the "trap" stylings...back when that dropped both Paul & Juice's production style hadn't developed into the sound that they're famous for today...all you have to do is look up their underground tapes from the time period to confirm what i'm saying...they had the "dark sampling" shyt down...but they weren't using those patented drum & bass paterns, sped-up hi-hats, rolled snares etc. Ball, G, Squeeky, Zirk were already using all of these techniques...Paul & Juice didn't start putting it all together until about late-93 AFTER Coming Out Hard dropped and DJ Zirk's "Too Thick" tape (which Paul & Juice probably sampled more than any single project EVER)

And "Tear Da Club Up" music has been around in Memphis before Paul & Juice were even making beats and were just club DJ's...DJ Spanish Fly, Pretty Tony, SMK, Gangsta Pat, Al Kapone, Ball & G etc. were all making "tear da club up" music before Paul & Juice...

Ska-Face Al Kapone

 

[(Lean Ambrose)]

@biscuitsnbangers pm me I got a legit question to ask...

 

[H.I.M.]

Ska-Face Al Kapone

Some of the trillest shyt ever spoken on wax on this album

 

[Dillah810]

Some of the trillest shyt ever spoken on wax on this album

Alkatraz were one of the more slept-on Memphis clicks. Al Kapone, Taylor Boyz, Sir Vince, & C-9 go hard.

 

[H.I.M.]

Alkatraz were one of the more slept-on Memphis clicks. Al Kapone, Taylor Boyz, Sir Vince, & C-9 go hard.

YESSSSIIIRRRRR

 

[10:31]

Funny how I’m starting to see a lot of homage paying lately in the industry

 

[10:31]

fukk a Six9ine

The devil worshipping trolls

 

[10:31]

 

[Cave Savage]

Someone made a thread about them being influential on living, breathing, hiphop and I agree, there have been 3 recent, popular songs that pay direct homage to them.

 

[Bondye Vodou]

3-6 top 10 from the south, top 5 if we just talkin influence

 

[letti cook]

3-6 top 10 from the south, top 5 if we just talkin influence

i was just thinking bout this...cardi redoing they shyt...drake rapping Pat lyrics..its been like 5 songs that have jacked Slob on my nob this year....that yeah hoe chant every got damn where..nikkas flippin Infamous flow...who the fukk knew them of all groups would be driving what's going on 20 years later

 

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Peeps finally waking up

 

[O.Red]

3-6 top 10 from the south, top 5 if we just talkin influence

3 6 top 5 all time breh fukk the bullshyt

 

[Playaz Eyez]

i was just thinking bout this...cardi redoing they shyt...drake rapping Pat lyrics..its been like 5 songs that have jacked Slob on my nob this year....that yeah hoe chant every got damn where..nikkas flippin Infamous flow...who the fukk knew them of all groups would be driving what's going on 20 years later

It's undeniable now the fact that good songs are being produced from their influence is as well