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* ExecutiveMeddling: Pimp C was not fond of the way Jive reworked tracks from ''The Southern Way'' to avoid having to clear samples when it came time to release their major label debut, ''Too Hard to Swallow''.
* GenrePopularizer: While they didn't do anywhere near as much as Music/OutKast did to establish the South, they were still very much responsible for creating and codifying a lot of the Southern sound and helped spearhead the movement either way. Along with the aforementioned [=OutKast=], Goodie Mob, and Arrested Development, they brought Southern hip-hop to the mainstream on a unified basis (rather than the incidental success of Geto Boys and 8Ball & MJG, or the fad that was Miami bass).
* GenrePopularizer: While they didn't do anywhere near as much as Music/OutKast did to establish the South, they were still very much responsible for creating and codifying a lot of the Southern sound and helped spearhead the movement either way. Along with the aforementioned [=OutKast=], Goodie Mob, and Arrested Development, they brought Southern hip-hop to the mainstream on a unified basis (rather than the incidental success of Geto Boys and 8Ball & MJG, or the fad that was Miami bass).
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* ExecutiveMeddling: [[CreatorsFavoriteEpisode Creator's Favorite Song]]: Pimp C was especially proud of "Diamonds & Wood."
* ExecutiveMeddling:
** Pimp C was not fond of the way Jive reworked tracks from ''The Southern Way'' to avoid having to clear samples when it came time to release their major label debut, ''Too Hard to Swallow''.
** "Diamonds & Wood" was originally titled "Diamonds Up Against That Wood" before being shortened by the label. Pimp C would continue to refer to the song by its original title.
* GenrePopularizer: While they didn't do anywhere nearas much as the impact Music/OutKast did had to establish the South, they were still very much responsible for creating and codifying a lot of the Southern sound and helped spearhead the movement either way. Along with the aforementioned [=OutKast=], Goodie Mob, and Arrested Development, they brought Southern hip-hop to the mainstream on a unified basis (rather than the incidental success of Geto Boys and 8Ball & MJG, or the fad that was Miami bass).
* ExecutiveMeddling:
** Pimp C was not fond of the way Jive reworked tracks from ''The Southern Way'' to avoid having to clear samples when it came time to release their major label debut, ''Too Hard to Swallow''.
** "Diamonds & Wood" was originally titled "Diamonds Up Against That Wood" before being shortened by the label. Pimp C would continue to refer to the song by its original title.
* GenrePopularizer: While they didn't do anywhere near
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* GenrePopularizer: While they didn't do anywhere near as much as Music/OutKast did to establish the South, they were still very much responsible for creating and codifying a lot of the Southern sound and helped spearhead the movement either way. Along with the aforementioned [=OutKast=], Goodie Mob, and Arrested Development, they brought Southern hip-hop to the mainstream on a unified basis (rather than the incidental success of Geto Boys and 8Ball & MJG, or the fad that was Miami bass).
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: UGK and [[Music/ThreeSixMafia Three 6 Mafia]] had planned to form a supergroup called Underground Mafia.
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: UGK and [[Music/ThreeSixMafia Three 6 Mafia]] had planned to form a supergroup called Underground Mafia. Pimp C had been planning on doing an album with Project Pat as well.
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: UGK and [[ThreeSixMafia Three 6 Mafia]] had planned to form a supergroup called Underground Mafia.
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: UGK and [[ThreeSixMafia [[Music/ThreeSixMafia Three 6 Mafia]] had planned to form a supergroup called Underground Mafia.
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* ExecutiveMeddling: Pimp C was not fond of the way Jive reworked tracks from ''The Southern Way'' to avoid having to clear samples when it came time to release their major label debut, ''Too Hard to Swallow''.Swallow''.
* WhatCouldHaveBeen: UGK and [[ThreeSixMafia Three 6 Mafia]] had planned to form a supergroup called Underground Mafia.
* WhatCouldHaveBeen: UGK and [[ThreeSixMafia Three 6 Mafia]] had planned to form a supergroup called Underground Mafia.
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