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* DirtyRap: Their lyrics are very pornographic, and misogynistic, even Gangsta Boo whom also double as MsFanservice.
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* DirtyRap: Their lyrics are very pornographic, and misogynistic, even Gangsta Boo whom also double doubles as MsFanservice.
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As of 2013 they have regrouped under a new name Da Mafia 6ix, minus Juicy J apparently [[ScrewedByTheLawyers do to legal issues]] with the old name and Juicy's contract. Unfortunately Lord Infamous passed away December 20, 2013 making a full reunion impossible. Adding insult to injury, Gangsta Boo quit the group...''again'' over the summer of 2014, and Koopsta passed due to a brain aneurysm the following year on October 9.
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As of 2013 they have regrouped under a new name Da Mafia 6ix, minus Juicy J apparently [[ScrewedByTheLawyers do due to legal issues]] with the old name and Juicy's contract. Unfortunately Lord Infamous passed away December 20, 2013 making a full reunion impossible. Adding insult to injury, Gangsta Boo quit the group...''again'' over the summer of 2014, and Koopsta passed due to a brain aneurysm the following year on October 9.
* TheRival: To Music/BoneThugsNHarmony, [[UnknownRival unbeknownst to Bone apparently]].
* {{Sampling}}: Numerous times; taken UpToEleven with the fact that they often sampled ''themselves''.
** It wasn't unusual for them to reuse the same sample multiple times, or to sample the same song at different timestamps and elements. Just ask DJ Zirk and his underground hit "2 Thick".
** Juicy J famously sampled Linkin Park on two tracks: "Smoke Dat Weed," which samples the piano riff from "In The End," and "Buck Gangsta Beat," which samples elements from "Papercut".
* SequelSong: Many of them. Some span ''4 parts'' even.
* SexDrugsAndRockNRoll
* SignatureStyle: Their musical style initially featured eerie, slow, dark, menacing bass driven almost industrial synth beats with equally gritty horror themed lyrics. Like an evil precursor, if you will, to what became the Crunk sound.
* SirSwearsALot: Every last one of them.
* SouthernRap: Naturally, hailing from Memphis and all.
* {{Sampling}}: Numerous times; taken UpToEleven with the fact that they often sampled ''themselves''.
** It wasn't unusual for them to reuse the same sample multiple times, or to sample the same song at different timestamps and elements. Just ask DJ Zirk and his underground hit "2 Thick".
** Juicy J famously sampled Linkin Park on two tracks: "Smoke Dat Weed," which samples the piano riff from "In The End," and "Buck Gangsta Beat," which samples elements from "Papercut".
* SequelSong: Many of them. Some span ''4 parts'' even.
* SexDrugsAndRockNRoll
* SignatureStyle: Their musical style initially featured eerie, slow, dark, menacing bass driven almost industrial synth beats with equally gritty horror themed lyrics. Like an evil precursor, if you will, to what became the Crunk sound.
* SirSwearsALot: Every last one of them.
* SouthernRap: Naturally, hailing from Memphis and all.
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*** "Sippin on Some Sizzurp" has Bun B of UGK deliver a humorous one to the pussies that don't sip or smoke.
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* TheRival: To Music/BoneThugsNHarmony, unbeknownst to Bone apparently.
* {{Sampling}}: Numerous times; taken UpToEleven with the fact that they often sampled ''themselves''.
** It wasn't unusual for them to reuse the same sample multiple times, or to sample the same song at different timestamps and elements. Just ask DJ Zirk and his underground hit "2 Thick".
** Juicy J famously sampled Linkin Park on two tracks: "Smoke Dat Weed," which samples the piano riff from "In The End," and "Buck Gangsta Beat," which samples elements from "Papercut".
* SequelSong: Many of them. Some span ''4 parts'' even.
* SexDrugsAndRockNRoll
* SignatureStyle: Their musical style initially featured eerie, slow, dark, menacing bass driven almost industrial synth beats with equally gritty horror themed lyrics. Like an evil precursor, if you will, to what became the Crunk sound.
* SirSwearsALot: Every last one of them.
* SouthernRap: Naturally, hailing from Memphis and all.
* {{Sampling}}: Numerous times; taken UpToEleven with the fact that they often sampled ''themselves''.
** It wasn't unusual for them to reuse the same sample multiple times, or to sample the same song at different timestamps and elements. Just ask DJ Zirk and his underground hit "2 Thick".
** Juicy J famously sampled Linkin Park on two tracks: "Smoke Dat Weed," which samples the piano riff from "In The End," and "Buck Gangsta Beat," which samples elements from "Papercut".
* SequelSong: Many of them. Some span ''4 parts'' even.
* SexDrugsAndRockNRoll
* SignatureStyle: Their musical style initially featured eerie, slow, dark, menacing bass driven almost industrial synth beats with equally gritty horror themed lyrics. Like an evil precursor, if you will, to what became the Crunk sound.
* SirSwearsALot: Every last one of them.
* SouthernRap: Naturally, hailing from Memphis and all.
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* UnknownRival: To Music/BoneThugsNHarmony.
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In early 2020, the living members of the group reunited once again for live performances.
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* TropeCodifier: They were this for the Memphis horrorcore style, with their slow tempos, sparse, lo-fi productions that rarely employed samples, dark, menacing lyrical content and aggressive flows, and horror-inspired synth lines that cut a central figure through the music, and their influence can be felt on modern acts like Music/LilUglyMane, Music/DenzelCurry, and [=SpaceGhostPurrp=].
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* TropeCodifier: They were this for the Memphis horrorcore style, with their slow tempos, sparse, lo-fi productions that rarely employed samples, dark, menacing lyrical content and aggressive flows, and horror-inspired synth lines that cut a central figure through the music, and their influence can be felt on modern acts like Music/LilUglyMane, Music/DenzelCurry, Denzel Curry, and [=SpaceGhostPurrp=].
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* TropeCodifier: They were this for the Memphis horrorcore style, with their slow tempos, sparse, lo-fi productions that rarely employed samples, dark, menacing lyrical content and aggressive flows, and horror-inspired synth lines that cut a central figure through the music, and their influence can be felt on modern acts like Music/LilUglyMane, Music/DenzelCurry, and [=SpaceGhostPurrp=].
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Three 6 Mafia (formerly Triple Six Mafia and before that Backyard Posse) is an Academy Award-winning, rap group originating from Memphis, Tennessee. Formed in 1991 by DJ Paul, Lord Infamous The Scarecrow, and Juicy J, they shortly thereafter recruited fellow Memphian rappers Koopsta Knicca, Gangsta Boo, and Crunchy Black. The group also frequently collaborates with Project Pat (the brother of Juicy J).
The group released their debut underground album ''Mystic Stylez'' in 1995 through Prophet Entertainment, a record label they created but have since relinquished control over. Their musical styles which initially featured eerie, slow, dark, menacing bass driven synth beats with equally gritty horror themed lyrics has since moved to a more mainstream sound. The group has also had numerous lineup changes, and now consists only of original members DJ Paul and Juicy J. At the time, it was unknown if Lord Infamous was back with the group on a full-time basis.
The constant line up changes and relatively drastic change in style has rubbed some fans the wrong way. When four of the six members left they took small portions of the fanbase with them. Now face with the prospects that those members will likely never return (thanks to the ''way'' too personal [[TakeThat disses]] flying back and forth) the base shattered into about a dozen pieces. To say nothing of the fact that their ''own'' popular artists left their ''own'' label (Hypnotized Minds) which caused even more division. DJ Paul and Juicy J have managed to keep the remaining core fans around mostly due to the fact that their beat making is for the most part still sharp as it was under the original line up, as that was one of the group's major draw. Nonetheless, they have cultivated a sizable and diverse cult following that has only increased since their Oscar win.
As of 2013 they have regrouped under a new name Da Mafia 6ix, minus Juicy J apparently [[ScrewedByTheLawyers do to legal issues]] with the old name and Juicy's contract. Unfortunately Lord Infamous passed away December 20, 2013 making a full reunion impossible. Adding insult to injury, Gangsta Boo quit the group...''again'' over the summer of 2014. And Koopsta dying from a brain aneurysm the following year on October 9.
The group released their debut underground album ''Mystic Stylez'' in 1995 through Prophet Entertainment, a record label they created but have since relinquished control over. Their musical styles which initially featured eerie, slow, dark, menacing bass driven synth beats with equally gritty horror themed lyrics has since moved to a more mainstream sound. The group has also had numerous lineup changes, and now consists only of original members DJ Paul and Juicy J. At the time, it was unknown if Lord Infamous was back with the group on a full-time basis.
The constant line up changes and relatively drastic change in style has rubbed some fans the wrong way. When four of the six members left they took small portions of the fanbase with them. Now face with the prospects that those members will likely never return (thanks to the ''way'' too personal [[TakeThat disses]] flying back and forth) the base shattered into about a dozen pieces. To say nothing of the fact that their ''own'' popular artists left their ''own'' label (Hypnotized Minds) which caused even more division. DJ Paul and Juicy J have managed to keep the remaining core fans around mostly due to the fact that their beat making is for the most part still sharp as it was under the original line up, as that was one of the group's major draw. Nonetheless, they have cultivated a sizable and diverse cult following that has only increased since their Oscar win.
As of 2013 they have regrouped under a new name Da Mafia 6ix, minus Juicy J apparently [[ScrewedByTheLawyers do to legal issues]] with the old name and Juicy's contract. Unfortunately Lord Infamous passed away December 20, 2013 making a full reunion impossible. Adding insult to injury, Gangsta Boo quit the group...''again'' over the summer of 2014. And Koopsta dying from a brain aneurysm the following year on October 9.
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Three 6 Mafia (formerly Triple Six Mafia and before that Backyard Posse) is an Academy Award-winning, rap group originating from Memphis, Tennessee. Formed in 1991 by DJ Paul, Lord Infamous The Scarecrow, and Juicy J, they shortly thereafter recruited fellow Memphian rappers Koopsta Knicca, Gangsta Boo, and Crunchy Black. The group also frequently collaborates collaborated with Project Pat (the brother of Juicy J).
The group released their debut underground album ''Mystic Stylez'' in 1995 through Prophet Entertainment, a record label they created but have since relinquished control over. Their musical styles which initially featured eerie, slow, dark, menacing bass driven synth beats with equally gritty horror themed lyricshas have since moved to a more mainstream sound. The group has also had numerous lineup changes, changes and now consists by the end of their initial run, only consisted of original members DJ Paul and Juicy J. At the time, it was unknown if Lord Infamous was back with the group on a full-time basis.J.
The constant line up changes and relatively drastic change in style has rubbed some fans the wrong way. When four of the six members left they took small portions of the fanbase with them. Nowface faced with the prospects that those members will likely never return (thanks to the ''way'' too personal [[TakeThat disses]] flying back and forth) the base shattered into about a dozen pieces. To say nothing of the fact that their ''own'' popular artists left their ''own'' label (Hypnotized Minds) which caused even more division. DJ Paul and Juicy J have managed to keep the remaining core fans around mostly due to the fact that their beat making is for the most part still sharp as it was under the original line up, as that was one of the group's major draw. Nonetheless, they have cultivated a sizable and diverse cult following that has only increased since their Oscar win.
As of 2013 they have regrouped under a new name Da Mafia 6ix, minus Juicy J apparently [[ScrewedByTheLawyers do to legal issues]] with the old name and Juicy's contract. Unfortunately Lord Infamous passed away December 20, 2013 making a full reunion impossible. Adding insult to injury, Gangsta Boo quit the group...''again'' over the summer of2014. And 2014, and Koopsta dying from passed due to a brain aneurysm the following year on October 9.
The group released their debut underground album ''Mystic Stylez'' in 1995 through Prophet Entertainment, a record label they created but have since relinquished control over. Their musical styles which initially featured eerie, slow, dark, menacing bass driven synth beats with equally gritty horror themed lyrics
The constant line up changes and relatively drastic change in style has rubbed some fans the wrong way. When four of the six members left they took small portions of the fanbase with them. Now
As of 2013 they have regrouped under a new name Da Mafia 6ix, minus Juicy J apparently [[ScrewedByTheLawyers do to legal issues]] with the old name and Juicy's contract. Unfortunately Lord Infamous passed away December 20, 2013 making a full reunion impossible. Adding insult to injury, Gangsta Boo quit the group...''again'' over the summer of
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--->'''Bun B''': You ol' pussy-ass, cake-ass, punk-ass, trick-ass, sucker-ass, fuck-ass, dick-in-the-booty-ass, K-Y ---->Jelly-packing-ass -Jelly-packing-ass nigga
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--->'''Bun B''': You ol' pussy-ass, cake-ass, punk-ass, trick-ass, sucker-ass, fuck-ass, dick-in-the-booty-ass, K-Y Jelly-packing-ass nigga
You better get your bitch ass up off the street, nigga
You got five seconds to get your hating ass up outta here
You better get your bitch ass up off the street, nigga
You got five seconds to get your hating ass up outta here
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--->'''Bun B''': You ol' pussy-ass, cake-ass, punk-ass, trick-ass, sucker-ass, fuck-ass, dick-in-the-booty-ass, K-Y Jelly-packing-ass ---->Jelly-packing-ass nigga
You --->You better get your bitch ass up off the street, nigga
You --->You got five seconds to get your hating ass up outta here
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--->'''Bun B''': You ol' pussy-ass, cake-ass, punk-ass, trick-ass, sucker-ass, fuck-ass, dick-in-the-booty-ass, K-Y Jelly-packing-ass nigga
You better get your bitch ass up off the street, nigga
You got five seconds to get your hating ass up outta here
You better get your bitch ass up off the street, nigga
You got five seconds to get your hating ass up outta here
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*** "Sippin on Some Sizzurp" has [[Music\UGK Bun B]] deliver a humorous one to the pussies that don't sip or smoke.
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*** "Sippin on Some Sizzurp" has [[Music\UGK Bun B]] B of UGK deliver a humorous one to the pussies that don't sip or smoke.
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*** "Sippin on Some Sizzurp" has [[Music\UGK|Bun B]] deliver a humorous one to the pussies that don't sip or smoke.
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*** "Sippin on Some Sizzurp" has [[Music\UGK|Bun [[Music\UGK Bun B]] deliver a humorous one to the pussies that don't sip or smoke.
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* TheCommandments: "Da 6ix Commandments," the title of the first studio mixtape by Da Mafia 6ix.
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* HeterosexualLifePartners: DJ Paul and Juicy J, full stop.
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* RagsToRiches
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** On the other hand, "Now I'm Hi" is a darker sounding variant.
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-->'''DJ Paul''': Yeah, you fuckin punk, I'm finna take yo motherfuckin beat and go nationwide with it, bitch!
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* AntiLoveSong: "Late Nite Tip".
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** Kinda Zig Zaged: For example with Koopsta who says he fully embraced the occult, and studied dark arts, and read books on warlocks. Turning his back on god cause of his terrible upbringing [[https://youtu.be/kT5YFjQiNdc discussed here in his documentary at the 9:42 mark]]. Then there's Gangsta Boo who have somewhat subtle bitter atheistic opinions. So at least these two play it straight, apart from the other members who claim otherwise.
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** Kinda Zig Zaged: ZigZagged: For example with Koopsta who says he fully embraced the occult, and studied dark arts, and read books on warlocks. Turning his back on god cause of his terrible upbringing [[https://youtu.be/kT5YFjQiNdc discussed here in his documentary at the 9:42 mark]]. Then there's Gangsta Boo who have somewhat subtle bitter atheistic opinions. So at least these two play it straight, apart from the other members who claim otherwise.
* TakeThat: Their early career saw various back-and-forth disses.
** "Big Bizness" is implied to be one towards Gangsta Blac.
*** "Live By Yo Rep" is the one to Music/BoneThugsNHarmony.
**** "Gotcha Shakin" aims its weapons towards Playa Fly, who went in on them first with "Triple Bitch Mafia".
-->'''DJ Paul''': Yeah, you fuckin punk, I'm finna take yo motherfuckin beat and go nationwide with it, bitch!
* TakeThat: Their early career saw various back-and-forth disses.
** "Big Bizness" is implied to be one towards Gangsta Blac.
*** "Live By Yo Rep" is the one to Music/BoneThugsNHarmony.
**** "Gotcha Shakin" aims its weapons towards Playa Fly, who went in on them first with "Triple Bitch Mafia".
-->'''DJ Paul''': Yeah, you fuckin punk, I'm finna take yo motherfuckin beat and go nationwide with it, bitch!
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* VerbalTic: ''SHUTTHEFUCKUP!!'', courtesy of Juicy J.
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* BaldofAwesome: BaldOfAwesome: Juicy J.
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* SexDrugsAndRock&RollSexDrugsAndRockNRoll
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* DamnItFeelsGoodtoBeaGangster: Mostly played straight (especially in the later material), although deconstructed in the earlier material, which featured themes of paranoia and isolation.
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* DamnItFeelsGoodtoBeaGangster: DamnItFeelsGoodToBeAGangster: Mostly played straight (especially in the later material), although deconstructed in the earlier material, which featured themes of paranoia and isolation.
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* NamestoRunAwayFromReallyFast: ''Scarecrow''.
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* Letters2Numbers: "Last 2 Walk" for the albums.
** "Are U Ready 4 Us", "N 2 Deep", "Walk Up 2 Yo House" and "Side 2 Side" for the individual songs.
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* OdeToIntoxication: "Sippin on Some Sizzurp" and "Stay Fly" are the most famous of the bunch.
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* RedBaron: '''Killaman''' for DJ Paul, '''Juiceman''' for Juicy J and '''Scarecrow''' for Lord Infamous.
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* SouthernRap: Naturally, hailing from Memphis and all.
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* {{Crunk}}: The true pioneers for this style.
** Also for TrapMusic.
** Also for TrapMusic.
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* Sampling: [[Sampling]]: Numerous times; taken UpToEleven with the fact that they often sampled 'themselves'.''themselves''.
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* ChangedForTheVideo: "Late Nite Tip" features more synths and strings in the video version.
* DamnItFeelsGoodtoBeaGangster: Mostly played straight (especially in the later material), although deconstructed in the earlier material, which featured themes of paranoia and isolation.
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* LargeHam: Juicy J in person.
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* LighterAndSofter: Jarringly so... even from an objective point ofview.view.
* LyricalColdOpen: "Back Against Da Wall."
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* LyricalColdOpen: "Back Against Da Wall."
* Sampling: Numerous times; taken UpToEleven with the fact that they often sampled 'themselves'.
** It wasn't unusual for them to reuse the same sample multiple times, or to sample the same song at different timestamps and elements. Just ask DJ Zirk and his underground hit "2 Thick".
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* VillainSong: Their song "Some Bodie's Gonna Get It" was used as the entrance theme for professional wrestler Wrestling/MarkHenry during Henry's gimmick as a [[ScaryBlackMan Scary Black]] WorldsStrongestMan who would legitimately injure opponents and put them on the shelf. Zig-Zagged however as Henry kept using the song even after his HeelFaceTurn.
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* VillainSong: Their song "Some Bodie's Bodies Gonna Get It" was used as the entrance theme for professional wrestler Wrestling/MarkHenry during Henry's gimmick as a [[ScaryBlackMan Scary Black]] WorldsStrongestMan who would legitimately injure opponents and put them on the shelf. Zig-Zagged however as Henry kept using the song even after his HeelFaceTurn.
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* FollowTheLeader[=/=]SpiritualSuccessor: Crime Mob-- another group consisting of inarticulate, violent guys with a side of sexy MsFanservice, yelling curse words and threats at people they don't like (without the occult content though)
