Damn, didn’t French Montana and Juicy J just drop new mixtapes within the past couple weeks? Well, it’s 2011, TC, what the f*ck is your point? Read the rest of this entry »

While I love when Three 6′s Juicy J and his production partner DJ Paul create the type of riot-inciting, elbow-throwing, mosh pit music they shut down clubs throughout the south with for years. Still, there’s nothing, and I mean nothing, better than when they get their fingers dusty with a Willie Hutch record. Read the rest of this entry »

Where Busta Rhymes’ signing with Cash Money was met with skepticism and French Montana’s expected Bad Boy deflection with a single sigh, Juicy J becoming Taylor Gang seems to make all the sense in the world. And it has more to do with he and Wiz’s common love for Miss Mary. Read the rest of this entry »

Poor Jake Handegard hasn’t been getting much sleep lately. His tweet mentions, Droid phone and SkyPager that he had in the 4th grade has been going off nonstop because Juicy J always wants to shoot a new video. He was probably hesitant to back out the 300 film deal he signed after hearing “I Don’t Play With Games,” the latest of pure, uncut gangsta shit from O.G. Juice. Read the rest of this entry »

Juicy J and DJ Paul could only sample Willie Hutch for the rest of their respective careers, and I would be a happy man. Read the rest of this entry »

“How the hell you robbers, gonna rob the robber?”

Perform a Hip-Hop credit report on one Project Pat and you’ll find an artist who has seen his mainstream appeal lose touch in recent years, but his place in the genre’s history is etched in stone. Read the rest of this entry »

Creating a sequel can sometimes be artistic suicide. This doesn’t seem to be the case for Alley Boy and his Definition Of Fuck Shit 2. Read the rest of this entry »

“Whip’em in the kitchen, ship’em out just like the Waffle House.”

Only relevance here is that I’ve eaten at the fine Southern diner the past two weekends so I find a track bearing “Waffle House” in the title to be slightly amusing. Read the rest of this entry »

Many days I thank Allah that we, The Crew, don’t actually work together in an actual office space. As evidenced from the 25 Essential Summer Songs list and previous Crew Love entries, the conflicting sounds blaring from everyone’s cubicle would ultimately sound like a bad 7th grade band recital. Read the rest of this entry »

The pride and joy of North Memphis, Project Pat, returns to the rap game with his new album Loud Pack on July 19, his first since 2009′s Real Recognize Real. To kick things off in their most natural of ways, Pat tags frequent co-conspirators DJ Paul and Juicy J to handle the work behind the boards while he delivers in only a way Pat can. Read the rest of this entry »

Juice Game Proper has been chronicling his inebriation for so long it makes you wonder if he really is a high flyer or just mastered the art of bluffing his buzz. If the former is accurate, his brain has to be massive pile of mush by this point, only to be stimulated by the presence of pills, purp or puss. None the matter—his life equals our entertainment in any circumstance and it’s with great pleasure for the Three Sixer and Lex Luger to present their second drug-related street tape, Rubba Band Business 2, to our impure minds. Read the rest of this entry »

– Word on the street is that there is a big football game this weekend. Here are three things that’ll make it better: these crazy bets, the possibility of free pizza and, if you’re a Packers fan, Lil Wayne’s new fight song.

– David D. was man enough to admit when he was wrong and gave a history lesson on MF Doom.

– Project Pat has a new side hustle. Read the rest of this entry »

Project Pattaaaaaaa. North Memphis representer. Rapper. Felon. And now, wedding singer.

Only in America can a brother raise up off the couch, dust weed crumbs off his lap, slang off the doo-rag, put on a clean navy tee and go make a few stacks for rapping. Read the rest of this entry »

For some Academy Award-winning, syrup sippin’, crunk every 6 a.m., sunglasses-at-night-wearing rap stars, Three 6 Mafia (which basically consists of Project Pat these days) sure do come with the cheapness for their lead-off video for Laws Of Power, their tenth studio album. From what I can tell, Pill’s stunt double isn’t none too pleased with the quality of recording for this track and voices his displeasure on a Nextel the entire time. Read the rest of this entry »

Because everybody’s day deserves some pimpin’, otherwise you’re simpin’. The Drama-free version of Pat & Juicy J’s latest studio concoction. Read the rest of this entry »