She was sometimes called "the Queen of Memphis." Other times she was "Lady Boo." But most often, she was "Gangsta Boo," — given name, Lola Mitchell. The cause of Mitchell's death is unknown; her passing comes just one year after Memphis grieved the killing of Castilia Heights-born Adolph Thornton Jr., best known as Young Dolph. Some are speculating that the death may be related to a possible drug overdose. Monday afternoon, police confirmed...
Juicy J and Lex Luger team up for Crypto Business Mixtape This is the 13th mixtape from Memphis rapper, songwriter, producer & record executive Juicy J. Rising to stardom in the 90s as the co-founder of the seminal Three 6 Mafia alongside his Tear Da Club Up Thugs cohorts DJ Paul & the late Lord Infamous, he also had the most successful solo career out of everyone in the Mafia whether it be the Taylor Gang Entertainment/Columbia...
If we all know anything about Three 6 Mafia, we all know that one of the main topics of their songs is getting "slobbed". I mean from the beginning of the groups roots this was a main theme. And of course we all know "Slob On My Knob". But one of the lesser known (and maybe the best) dome songs from Three 6 Mafia came out in 2003 on the Da Unbreakables album, and that song is straight up titled "Put Cha Dick In Her Mouth". I know, raw af. The...
As the title of the post says, I really don't know a damn thing about basketball. I don't know when the season starts. I don't know when the season ends. I do know who Lebron James and Stephen Curry are though but that's about it. But maybe a couple of months ago I caught myself picking up an interest in the sport during the NBA finals, when the Memphis Grizzlies were in the mix. I was watching Sports Center (or whatever show it was) and out of...
DJ Paul just shared a snipped of a new song that he's been working on with Killer Mike on Instagram. Off the rip, this beat sounds like a mf banger. As an old school Three Six Mafia fan, anytime I hear that "get buck" in the background my heart tingles a little bit. Other than that anytime that I hear any reference to Lord Infamous in today's music, my heart tingles a little bit. We can hear Killer Mike starting off a verse with "Rest in peace...
The King of Memphis is on the A Night With DJ Paul Tour right now and in his latest Instagram post he shared that his bus was nearly hit by a driver who was traveling on the wrong side of the road. DJ Paul states that the bus missed the crash by "minutes". Life is fragile ya'll. Considering that this crash killed people, we could have lost our King of Memphis in the blink of an eye. According to local news station KTVQ, the crash happened...
Hailing from Christchurch, New Zealand, Kamandi’s production sounds can be slotted in somewhere in the midst of George Fitzgerald, Bicep and Four Tet. It’s something of a surprise, then, to think that he’s been tapped up by a wealth of hip-hop royalty, from Chance The Rapper to Riff Raff to Waka Flocka Flame, for production. Though Kamandi himself is from the southern hemisphere, much of his sound is rooted in the beat-scene of LA...
The fight between Three 6 Mafia and Bone Thugs-N-Harmony during their recent Verzuz hits battle had the internet going nuts on earlier this week. Now, people are saying Mafia member Gangsta Boo took it too far when she was talking about Bizzy Bone's mental state during the scrap. On Friday (Dec. 3), tweets started to roll in that chastised Boo for saying Bizzy's outburst on Thursday night (Dec. 2), which led to the short brawl during Verzuz,...
Shortly after Bizzy Bone of Bone Thugs-N-Harmony made history last night by causing the first-ever brawl during a Verzuz hits battle while competing against Three 6 Mafia, Bizzy expressed regret for his actions that could've ended the event. Early Friday morning (Dec. 3), Bizzy penned a lengthy apology on Instagram for his behavior that briefly put the nostalgic hip-hop moment on pause. "I feel as a man there is a time to apologize and be...
Juicy J is making a bold statement about his legendary rap crew, Three 6 Mafia, and he doesn't think any other group can compare. On Tuesday (Dec. 1), while promoting his newly released album, The Hustle Continues, on Instagram, the Memphis native posed a question about Three 6's place in history in the post's caption. "Who the best group ever did it ? THREE6 ........The hustle continues," he wrote as the caption. The legendary rhymer's...
