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We said it over five years ago: all of Three 6 Mafia’s records sound like a black License to Ill. Similar 808 beats, same themes: freaky intercourse, substance abuse, and debauched partying. In a southern context, DJ Paul and Juicy J’s production, coupled with their infectious club chants, is also said to be one of the origins of crunk. But what truly sets it apart is its slow, hypnotic pace and frightening undertones. Basically, every Three 6 song—which incidentally only gets released if it receives the approval of the enigmatic and bloodshot-eyed dancer Crunchy Blac—is designed to make you dance slow, scream loud, and shit in your pants, all at once.

Vice: Three 6 beats are buck, but they’re dark at the same time.
Crunchy Blac
: It’s street darkness. It ain’t got nuthin’ to do with no devil worship. It’s just, you know, we like to be more street than anybody else. We like to be a little harder and a little bit darker, like a lot of bass or, you know, scary sounds to go with the raps. You see what I’m sayin’?

What about that kind of darkness appeals to you? What role does darkness play in your music?
DJ Paul
: We dark.

How so?
DJ Paul: We dark people—we niggers.

Oh. OK.
Juicy J
: No, we just like the evil image. The darkness. The whole thing.

Right. I remember back when you were called the Tear the Club Up Thugs, your magazine ads had all kinds of blood and shit, you know?
DJ Paul
: Before that man, when it first started off, me and Lord Infamous—that’s my brother—we was in a group together called the Serial Killers.

I’ve never been to Memphis before. Is it a scary place or something?
Crunchy Blac: They pretty cool in Memphis. They show you some love if you come from somewhere else. But if you go to the wrong part, yeah, it’s scary as hell.

What would be the wrong part?
Crunchy Blac
: South Memphis, North Memphis.

That’s everything.
Crunchy Blac
: If you go to South Memphis there ain’t really no good parts unless it’s on South Parkway. There’s a couple record stores there. And then if you’re in North Memphis, there ain’t no parts for you to be in.

If I were to come down there anyway, what would I want to do?
Juicy J
: You would want to go to the strip clubs and get some barbecue.
DJ Paul: Yep.
Juicy J: That’s what Memphis is about: pork and women.

Pork and women? Sometimes at the same time?
Juicy J
: Pork and women.

What do you do back in Memphis on Halloween?
Crunchy Blac
: It’s so crazy in Memphis, man, some people put stuff in candy. So we don’t really let our kids roam, like Halloween-style. We probably throw a big party somewhere for the kids. Folks be crazy these days. They put stuff in the candy and try to hurt your kids.
DJ Paul: In Memphis, on Halloween, everybody throw eggs. They get like 12 or 13 cartons of eggs, throw ’em.
Juicy J: Memphis love Halloween. You know, we was the robber capital of the whole country so we need a reason to wear masks and get away with it.

If you had to pick out a Halloween costume for yourself right now, what do you think you would go for?
Crunchy Blac
: The Grim Reaper.
Juicy J: If I was going to go trick-or-treating right now for real, I’d get dressed up in all black. I’d wear all black, man. All black with a black Jason mask. I got one of them at the house.

You guys make movies. Have you ever thought of making a horror movie?
Crunchy Blac
: We’ve thought about it. We have a new movie called Cleanup Men. Then we going to work on a couple more like Choices 3, The Return of the Big Cat, and The Streets of Memphis. There will be a little scary stuff in Streets of Memphis.
DJ Paul: I want to make a real horror movie, but we don’t know how to act that good. You really gotta know how to act to play like you gettin’ killed.

What’s your favorite horror movie?
Juicy J
: Texas Chainsaw.

The original one, right? What’d you think of the remake?
DJ Paul
: I liked the remake!

Yeah, but the original was better because it looked like a real home movie or something.
Juicy J
: Yeah, yeah. That’s what made it better. It was dark. It was cheap.

Crunchy Blac, what would you say is your role in the group?
Crunchy Blac
: I’m the dancer, I’m the backer-upper, I’m just me, man. Everybody got a role and my role is I’m the gutter one, watching everybody’s back. I can’t do nothin’ fake. I can’t do no pretending.

In the “Stay Fly” video, Juicy J you have this shirt on that I really like. It’s black and it’s got green skulls on it.
Juicy J
: Yeah, I’m gonna put it on eBay. You want to buy it?

Maybe. How much is it gonna go for?
Juicy J
: We’re starting the bidding at $1,500.

Where’d it come from? It looks like some weird bootleg Misfits shirt.
Juicy J
: I don’t know. My stylist guy, he found it from somewhere.

WHOADIE ALLEN
Three 6 Mafia’s new album The Known Unknowns is in stores now. Its lead single, “Stay Fly,” is probably the best piece of music to come out in 2005.

The Hypnotize Camp Posse

Yep, Three 6 Mafia are the new Dipset. They were here before and they will be here after. Don’t want to look like you just caught on? Here’s all you need to know to act like you knew all along.

The Three 6 foundation
1995’s Mystic Styles and the Live by Yo Rep EP pack dark beats and brutal posse cuts, as does 1997’s The End, with the standout “Body Parts.” Up until the Relativity debut Chapt. 2 “World Domination” (1997), there’s also a heavy Bone Thugs influence, with messy double-time flows all over the place. Tear Da Club Up Thugs’ Crazyndalazdayz (1999) compilation has the classic “Slob on My Knob (Like Corn on the Cob)” as well as Crunchy Blac’s “Get Buck Get Wild” anthem. Three 6’s crossover began when they bounced over to Loud with When the Smoke Clears: Sixty 6 Sixty 1 (2000), featuring the seminal “Sippin’ on Some Syrup (feat. UGK), arguably the best southern rap song ever, and the hilarious “Tongue Ring.” Always quick to comment on the cultural innovations of the day, DJ Paul and Juicy J pen “2 Way Freak” for the soundtrack to their 2001 movie Choices. Finally picked up by Sony in 2003, Three 6 topped their previous sales with Da Unbreakables, helmed by the hit “Ridin’ Spinners.” All the while, Paul and J have released independent compilations (featuring notable collaborations with the Dayton Family) under the names Prophet Posse, Hypnotize Camp Posse and Kings of Memphis.

Project Pat, the Wayward Brother
This behemoth’s career has unfortunately been punctuated by jail bids. Still, he enjoyed at least two hit singles: “Gel and Weave” and of course, the classic “Chickenhead,” where he goes back and forth with La’ Chat. Chat: “You ridin’ clean but your gas tank is on E / Be stepping out ain’t got no decent shoes on your feet” Pat: “That’s just the meter broke, you don’t know what you’re talkin’ ‘bout / Anyway, them new Jordans finna come out.” With the cadence and rigor of a metronome, he meticulously changes his delivery in every verse he spits. You must also see his standout performance in the Choices movies, namely the scene where he gets a pep talk and complains that his homies lack “viiiision.”

Gangsta Boo and La’ Chat, the Girls
In an unpublished 2000 Vice interview, all Gangsta Boo could talk about was how she likes hanging with white boys and popping X. On record she’s much more sensible, standing up for her single black females on her smash “Where Dem Dollars At.” And things get even deeper on “I Faked It Last Night,” where the chorus goes: “Why you lyin’ to your boys, tellin’ them you slangin’ pipe / You ain’t even make me cum, I faked it last night,” to which DJ Paul answers: “I would’ve pulled your hair but I was scared it would come out / I’ll paint your face like Kiss with this nut when it runs out.” When Boo mysteriously got kicked out of Three 6 she was replaced by La’ Chat, who sounds a little harder than her and looks way more badass. Standout tracks on her Murder She Spoke album include “You Ain’t Mad Iz Ya” and “Slob on My Cat,” an apropos response to “Slob on My Knob”: “I met two niggas, said they wanna fuck / One ate my pussy, the other licked my butt.”

The Kids
Look out for the new releases from DJ Paul and Juicy J’s new protégés Lil Wyte, Chrome, and Frayser Boy.


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Comments:

Subject: Why Da Mystery?
Date: Oct 15 2007 02:23:29 PM
Author: Lyke Wyse

I really want to like 3-6, but I like many just can't get past the satan-worship thing. I love their tracks doe.



Subject: bloody
Date: Mar 05 2007 03:50:57 PM
Author: Deathrow brother

Three six is off the chain, and just hearing them talk you know they aint satan, they just some scary niggas thaats all, but everyone knows 2pac was the realest nigga ever



Subject: ok.....
Date: Jul 28 2006 07:00:35 PM
Author: triple 6th $treet 479

as for the people talking about their name, its not hard to put two and two together, yea triple six mafia stands for 666 mafia, ooooooo satan, lucifer, evil, grow the fuck up and quit being pussies, its music, its not like they are showing up at your mother fuckin church and burning the bitch down, and why havent they? because that would be black metal. these mother fuckers know their shit, and they do it well, im not a huge fan of rap, i listen to mostly death metal and grindcore, three six appeals to me because they are dark and intriguing, not to mention they got some sic ass beats, besides, fuck god, what the fuck has he done for us, any of you mother fuckers heard of hurricane katrina? or fuckin 9/11, thats what i thought.

T6TH$$



Subject: bone thug Fan
Date: Jun 26 2006 06:44:09 PM
Author: six nine

If you think Bone stole the so called the style of 3 6 is the most ingnant thing I heard. Bone spits the most original shit anaybody has ever heard and U know it. Stop trin to pull Bone in that bullshit. Bizzy and Krazy will kill Jucy and paul. Bone 4 life hatin ass niggas



Subject: 3 6 mafia
Date: May 10 2006 07:48:39 PM
Author: lil v

what the hell that bitch saying in the back ground of stay fly



Subject: 666
Date: Apr 07 2006 10:33:54 AM
Author: Candyjp

The fact that three 6 mafia loves darknes and evil tells the true nature of their being. 666 is related to teh antichrist and if they are darkenss and negativity for our young people, be it subliminal or real they are anti-christ there is no middle ground. They are a danger to society. But you probably don't have the guts to print this.



Subject: three 6 mafia who?
Date: Mar 30 2006 06:17:02 AM
Author: pussy crook

man i used to be all about 3-6. i started to pick-up on some of the names of they shit and things that were said in songs. to me it seems like they tryin to hypnotize people!! i aint wit dat shit!!



Subject: RE: Still fly evil?
Date: Mar 17 2006 06:42:52 PM
Author: I\'mAbout2Graduate06!

The lady in the background if you listen to it is saying, "You're my god, You're my king, You're my god." And some people say that at the very veeeerry beginning (I guess on the cd or something) someone yells out lucifer.



Subject: hold up
Date: Mar 14 2006 04:20:57 PM
Author: Caroline

kk u noe watz weird the devils number is 666 rite? so why is there group called 3 six mafia? huh idk maby tripple 6, aint dat the devilz #?? think bout it pple........... o yeah and the lady sayin dat crap in da baq round? idk if they do worship the devil i think they need god in their life period enough said!



Subject: Still fly evil?
Date: Mar 12 2006 10:22:00 PM
Author: Jduncan

What the fuck is the ladies voice in the beginning of Stay high saying? It isn't "your my king,your my god, lucifer... i listened to it over and over. I can't figure out what it says. Please post somethiing if you know... holla



Subject: Hot assed Blonde Bitch
Date: Mar 07 2006 04:36:24 PM
Author: Country Boy

That blonde showing her ass at the Oscar's was the hottest thing I've seen in a while. Who is she?



Subject: BLonde Hoe
Date: Mar 06 2006 06:42:18 PM
Author: Lustful Looker

The blonde hoe showing her ass at the Oscar's needs to be in more of your videos.



Subject: Blonde Dancer
Date: Mar 06 2006 06:38:04 PM
Author: White Dude

Who was the blonde dancer in the micro mini skirt and pumps at the Oscar's? She was the hottest thing in the show. Why aren't there pics of her online?



Subject: I dont give a damn
Date: Mar 02 2006 10:06:13 PM
Author: Hot Bajan

I aint gonna lie to ya'll. There music is hella catchy...I know that if it was played in the clubs I would dance my ass off to it, but i aint for that devil worshipin shit. And you would have to be crazy to think that someone is goin to put all this devil this and devil that stuff in their song just cuz its cool. That aint cute nor is it somethin to mess with. In the beginnin of their stay high song the lady say somethin bout your my king, your my God, lucifer. Now that is not just somethin you just put in ya song all mumbled just for the kicks. That is serious and I think somethin is hella wrong with them...but that could just be me.



Subject: 3 6 mafia
Date: Feb 24 2006 04:16:13 PM
Author: native from new mexico

3 6 are fucking gangstas any body fuckin with three six, their fuckin with native thugz from new mexico. that's how we natives get down with 3 6



Subject: ma ma ma mafia
Date: Feb 07 2006 10:14:37 AM
Author: The Venomist

to all you three six spectators, sideline wathcing, half ass knowledge having imbiciles really need to listen to tree six before any comments are made,i followed them from the very beginning, im from bodymore murdaland(baltimore maryland)east coast and strictly up north but F*@$ with 3-6 more than any up north rappers, i rap my damn self so im critic when it comes to lyrics, three six is not lyrical but has the talent to get lyrical on any track i've heard'm so dj paul and juice man listen out for my LP cuz i mention ya'll alot



Subject: koopsta knicca ex 3-6
Date: Nov 28 2005 05:13:02 PM
Author: KINFOLK MP MISSISSIPPI

I like 3-6 mafia more than any group but koop was favorite.



Subject: haha 3-6 is some funny ass ma'fuckaz
Date: Nov 18 2005 03:14:46 PM
Author: Des from The Killaz

one of my favourite 3-6 rhymes is off their collabo with twiztid on twiztid's freekshow album... ah shit i don't even really remember it, but it goes something like this "orgies in the morgue.. something something vocals chords".. orgies in the morgue??! and they claim they ain't down satan. these are my boys. keep keepin it real paul and j



Subject: DIDO
Date: Nov 03 2005 09:29:03 PM
Author: WTF

Yea, that is a black ass dude!!



Subject: What shitty reportage.
Date: Nov 01 2005 01:49:03 PM
Author: Indo G

La Chat didn't replace Boo, she was on Mystic Styles with Boo then went to Tommy Wright III's label for a bid. Playa Fly referred to her as "That Chatrelle Bitch" in Triple Bitch Mafia. Boo's "mysterious" disappearance from the group was because she got all God-squad and moved to Atlanta, changing her name from Gangsta Boo to Lady Boo.

HCP is going down in history as one of the only groups that get more famous by kicking out their more talented members.








Subject: i love triple six
Date: Oct 30 2005 12:38:45 PM
Author: lucas puckett

Their beats are spot on. They paint a portrait and the backdrop is memphis!
keep it real fellas.



Subject: what?
Date: Oct 30 2005 12:24:00 PM
Author: uhm

BONE THUGS INFLUENCE?!?!?

The "Live By Yo Rep" EP was a fucking Bone Thugs diss - why? BECAUSE BONE STOLE THEIR (+Skinny Pimp and other Memphis rappers') STYLE! Paul and Juicy + Triple Six had like 20 mixtapes out locally before that came out. Apparently, Easy E got ahold of one of them.

"The Return of the Big Cat" - hahah, it's "The Return of Big Pat" as in, Project Pat.

And Tear Da Club Up Thugs was just another relatively late side project. They started as Backyard Posse, then there was Triple Six Mafia, then there was Three Six Mafia.

I mean, I like that Vice TRIES to show love to Memphis rap every once in a while, but you always get things twisted and it's obvious that you don't really care that much. Letting 8Ball write his own article was a better move than this and the Playa Fly interview nonsense.



Subject: ...
Date: Oct 29 2005 03:07:03 PM
Author: Jesus

do you really think a stay at home dad is up at 4:00 in the fucking morning? Jesus fucking crimmeny...nobody fucking says "..Hip Hop music of the negro..."



Subject: and...
Date: Oct 28 2005 08:18:37 PM
Author: Mr. Vag.

ps. you shouldnt be allowed to read vice over the age of 45



Subject: dipshit.
Date: Oct 28 2005 08:11:46 PM
Author: Mr. Vag.

Thanks for posting your last name, you fucking indifferent stay-at-home dad.



Subject: Innapropriate Outlets: A Hip Hop Story
Date: Oct 27 2005 04:13:58 AM
Author: Arthur B. Coleman

I find the "hip hop" music of the negro to be offensive and responsible for the ills of our society. It is not "cool" to engage in druggings and kidnappings as these "hip" artists ostensibly are, and it is most certainly not "cool" to advocate this behavior through any media, be it the televisions or the "video game".



Subject: Y
Date: Oct 26 2005 06:25:04 PM
Author: Dr. DOODOO

Muscular Dystrophy is no laughing matter. These three obviously afflicted gentlemen are very brave and I wish them Godspeed.

very brave...




Subject: bust a train on your meatflaps
Date: Oct 26 2005 02:03:28 PM
Author: gaping vag hole

this is one of the greatest three interviews ever printed in the history of printing.



Subject: Piss Pants Mafia
Date: Oct 26 2005 12:15:54 AM
Author: Jacques

Looks like the niggro on the left pissed his fuckin' pants.



Subject: oh boy!
Date: Oct 25 2005 01:14:03 PM
Author: chris

"It looks like some weird bootleg Misfits shirt."


What a fucking loser.



Subject: PUKE
Date: Oct 25 2005 11:55:29 AM
Author: R.A.Z.

This stuff is causing the downfall of Western society. Isn't anyone disgusted by what these imbeciles are talking about? Glorifying crime, unmarried sex, worshipping money, etc. When will America wake up? Have any of these uneducated hoodlums ever contributed something positive to their communities? They will be held responsible...we all will.



Subject: suck a nigga's dick
Date: Oct 25 2005 09:33:17 AM
Author: nat

or something



Subject: HIM...on the right
Date: Oct 24 2005 09:58:30 PM
Author: White Girl

That is one of the blackest dudes I have ever seen.



Subject: <3
Date: Oct 24 2005 09:25:53 PM
Author: M. Love

I got ta stay fly i i i i i

Till I die i i i i i i



Subject: MAFIA!!!!!
Date: Oct 24 2005 05:31:17 PM
Author: MEEEEEE

Three 6 has been puttin it down for years. It's about time Vice caught up to them.



Subject: Project Pat
Date: Oct 24 2005 04:27:43 PM
Author: Deemonie

Project Pats solo shit is really where it's at. He is fuckin' hilarious. Any song with him an Lord Infamous is the tits.



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