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 »

Juicy J of Three 6 Mafia Announces Mixtape Collabo With DJ Scream

Juicy J is easily one of the most respected figures in the game for all he’s contributed to Hip-Hop but whomever gave him the idea that a mixtape would generate interest for his upcoming solo album Hustle Til’ I Die surely sold him a wolf ticket during a full moon.

Alright, no more parade thunderstorms. The original Juiceman teams up with DJ Scream, Project Pat, Gorilla Zoe and Gucci Mane to remind everyone why he’s The Realest Nigga In The Game.

*snickers* Read the rest of this entry »

When he’s not incarcerated, more than likely Project Pat’s in the studio crafting that ignorant shit his fans have grown to love for so many years. With no plans of slowing down for anybody but the law, Pat’s seventh album, Real Recognize Real bridges upon all the usual subjects the Memphis mack has built his career on without displaying superiority or slacking on his pimpin’ either. Read the rest of this entry »

Words By David D.

Triple 6 in their younger years…

Well, this is an unexpected turn of events.

There are two songs named “Lollipop” blowing up right now. Neither versions will win any spots in the annals of great lyrical showcases, but dammit they’re catchy as hell.

For my money, Triple 6′s version is more of a go-wild club hit than Wayne’s. The group’s energy is off the charts as usual, and it’s matched with a vocoder-laced hook. While Wayne’s version gets a little stagnant towards the middle with the constant “Lollipop” repetition, Three Six refuses to let the listener relax for a moment as the beat changes at about every sixteen bars and it’s easy to tell they’re experimenting/expanding their repertoire. Every verse has some sort of vocally-affected adlib to add depth to the rapper’s delivery, making each one stand out in a different way. Read the rest of this entry »