Dang, that's what I thought when I heard them. I was like hmm.. she reminds me of g.boo and the other remind me of la chat! I had almost all the 3 6 mafia albums up until I joined the Navy in 01. The brothas from the south were like dang, u got the dopest cd case out of every one here lol ihad 3.6 madia, la chats album,t rocks albums,project pat,koopstanikkas album, t.d.c.u. thugs, Tommy Wright 3,kingpin skinny pimp, and many more
another big reason two of my favorite producers are dj paul and dj screw, is because if you watch videos of them talking they're laid back no ego's just all about the music, thats how it should be.
Gangster Boo is so good. The first time I ever really respected a woman's rap talent was when I heard that first verse in "In Da Game" done by her. I listened to that song so many times and her voice is just perfect. She sounds sexy and menacing at the same time. In this song, I was struck by the fact that the opening verse was given to a female. I was also struck that it was the best verse in the whole song. And believe me there were a lot of good verses in that song. Such talent and dedication.
I had the underground tapes in 93 when they was called triple six Mafia before any album was in the store!.... had all the DJ Paul and Juicy J volumes underground tapes
Being a female MC who spit like a dude held them back. Lil Kim n them were sexual, boo and chat were just real. Real fans will keep Boo and Chat alive forever, they were too nice. 30 years from now we’ll all still be repping them. Can’t say that for just any old artist.
+jay blaze No she had already left the group at that point. Her last collaboration with the original group was "When The Smoke Clears." I even remember them getting a Gangsta Boo replacement sound alike "La Chat" shortly after that album was out.
Memphis 10 fa da win 🥇 Boo went Hard!!! 💯Mafia raised us no lie Salute 👑 DJ Paul Greatest Producer of All Time Juicy J is 2nd Greatest Paul make da gangsta shit Juice make da pimpn
Mafia mafia mafia... got chills listening to them still the hardest...gangsta boo the baddest lady she say meet me at the top and when I see you up there in a knock you off
lots of good stuff in this. three 6 were far ahead of their time, and paul is right about how back in the 90s you could tell where a rapper was from by listening to their music and it really made everything seem really unique.
man who's saying juicy j sold out? js what he always was. man why can't people just chill and go with the mutha fuckin flow?just like ol girl said seeing boo made her hella happy that's what it's about juicy makes me smile and happy when i hear him rappin i love hustle gang i love seeing mystikal ti juicy just everybody i grew up on rappin new stuff.I don't get into all the bs though i love gucci mane and hustle gang just like i loved alot of rappers involved back in three eastcoast westcoast beef back in the day. the only thing i don't dig is posers and all these fake ass rappers who copy true og style and it's so obvious if you have talent and that undeniable flow and mad beats in your game its gonna be bumpin in my ride just like problem love him love yg man just chill you all talking about them so obviously something's keeping them on your mind. it reminds me of lil Wayne remember how bad he got dissed they put him and Birdman on the cover of vibe and did an article about how everyone thought they were homosexual and shit.forward years later to now come on they all a bunch of haters and gossiping jealous ass men yall are worse then women. they'll be friends one day then in a huge fight the next then smokin a blunt together at the next turn. that shit comes and goes so like i said just turn up the music you like that you feelin and let it flo because at the end of the day you can get with that or you can get with this, but none of them really give a shit cuz its none of your business you dig?
Listen 2 they sound in da early 90's then find someone else with that sound at that time. Listen to the drums in particular..Now listen to the trap sound.
