The illest group coming out of Tenessee. Consists of rappers like Project Pat, Juicy J, DJ Paul, Lord Infamous, Crunchy Black, Frayser Boy, Lil Wyte, La Chat, Gangsta Boo, T-Rock.

Biggest rap group to come out of Tennesse and no they do not worship the devil. The reason they are called Three 6 Mafia is because there used to be a total of 6 members in the group and then some left leaving 3. Ever since the group has contained between three and six members. In Stay Fly it doesn't say anything in regard to the devil or lucifer. The lady in the background is from a Willie Hutch song called Tell ME Why Has Our Love Turned Cold. If u do not believe me please download it somewhere and you will hear the truth. Some people also believe it says lucifer before Juicy J begins his verse, but it actually says "Producer". Juicy J producers all of Three 6 Mafia's songs.

A Memphis-based rap group that has more songs about getting your dick sucked than any other musical group. Guaranteed.

biggest rap group so far that worship the devil. u'll believe it when u actually think about their name!! and in stay fly, tha lady singing in the backround, says u are god, u are king, lucifer.

The tightest rap group since N.W.A.
They perform a variety of marijuana-based and marijuana-influenced hip-hop, and they rock the underground.
They are from Memphis, Tennessee.

Three 6 Mafia is the first hip hop group from Memphis, Tennessee to go platinum, the second hip-hop act to be nominated for and win an Oscar (1st was Eminem's "Lose Yourself"). They are the originators of certain types of crunk music. The group currently has three core members — DJ Paul, Juicy J and Lord Infamous, — and once included Koopsta Knicca, Gangsta Boo, and Crunchy Black, all of whom have left, or have been kicked out of the group. They commonly feature members of their extended collective of rappers, referenced to as the Hypnotize Minds (as well as other names), in their projects.

ps: three 6 mafia are not satanists
The name's meaning is attributed to "it started with three people in the group, ended up with six, Three 6 Mafia"
and in the stay high song, the womans voice comes from an old willie hutch song. The lyrics are "You're my pride, you're my dream, you're my darling."

memphis rappers
theyre dope
their old stuff was better, but the new stuff aint bad either
check out mystic stylez and some of the underground editions for their best shit

The illest rap group to come out of the M-Town, Now consisting of DJ Paul, and Juicy J...former members include Lord Infamous a.k.a Scarecrow, Crunchy Black, Koopsta Knicca, Gangsta Boo, and a few other pussies...all who left for various reason ranging from being a bitch, to money, to finding God, to trying out a solo career. The group has been accused of being Satanists which is false, they also run their own label, Hypnotize Minds, current and former members include, Frayser Boy, Three 6 Mafia, Project Pat, Lil' Wyte, Chrome, DJ Black, La Chat, Kingpin Skinny Pimp, Gangsta Blac, Lil' Fly, Boogiemane, T-Rock, K-Rock, Indo G, and number of close friends of Juciy, and DJ Paul, such as D-Magic, and Nigga Creep(who was gunned down in 2000)...they have also done a number of side projects/super groups such as Tear da Club Up Thugs, HCP, Prophet Posse etc...

heres a qucik discog...C&P'd from Wikipedia's Hypnotize Minds Page, not including any Trip 6 albums, which I'll cover later

* Carmike - Comin At Yo Azz (1994)
* Chrome - Straight To The Pros (2005)
* Chrome - Straight To The Pros: Dragged & Chopped (2005)
* Chrome - Project Landlord (2008)
* Crunchy Black - On My Own (2006)
* Crunchy Black - From Me To You (2007)
* Frayser Boy - Gone On That Bay (2003)
* Frayser Boy - Gone on That Bay (Chopped and Screwed) (2003)
* Frayser Boy - Me Being Me (2005)
* Gangsta Blac - Breakin Da Law (1994)
* Gangsta Blac - Can It Be (1996)
* Gangsta Boo - Enquiring Minds (1998)
* Gangsta Boo - Both Worlds *69 (2001)
* Gimisum Family - Tha Other Side Of Da Family (1994)
* Indo G - Angel Dust (1998)
* The Kaze - Kamakazie Timez Up (1998)
* Kingpin Skinny Pimp - King Of Da Playaz Ball (1996)
* Koopsta Knicca : Da Devil’s Playground: Underground Solo (1999)
* La Chat - Murder She Spoke (2001)
* Lil' Fly - Out Da Darkness Of Da Kut (1994)
* Lil Gin - Junts We Choke (1994)
* Lil Gin - Shake Junt (1995)
* Lil Glock & S.O.G. - Blow A Niggaz Ass Off (1994)
* Lil Jule - Ashes 2 Ashes (1994)
* Lil Wyte - Doubt Me Now (2003)
* Lil Wyte - Doubt Me Now: Dragged and Chopped (Chopped and Screwed)(2003)
* Lil Wyte - Phinally Phamous (2004)
* Lil Wyte - Phinally Phamous: Chopped and Screwed (2005)
* Lil Wyte - The One and Only (2007)
* Lord Infamous - Lord Of Terror ((1994))
* MC Mack - Pimpin As A Mack (1995)
* Project Pat - Solo Tape (1994)
* Project Pat - Ghetty Green (1999)(Gold)
* Project Pat - Murderers & Robbers (2000)
* Project Pat - Mista Don't Play: Everythangs Workin' (2001)
* Project Pat - Layin' da Smack Down (2002)
* Project Pat - Mixtape: The Appeal (2003)
* Project Pat - Crook By Da Book: The Fed Story (2006)
* Project Pat - Walkin Bank Roll (2007)
* T-Rock - Rock Solid/4:20 (2003)
* Z-Dog & A.K. - Underground Tape
* Gimisum Family - Da Hoodaway
* Gimisum Family - Da Hoodaway pt 2 - Da Otha Side Of The Family

back on the subject of Three 6 Mafia, who were originally know as the Backyard Posse in 1991, they then change to Triple 6 Mafia, and finally to Three 6 Mafia

heres the discog:

* 1994: Smoked Out, Loced Out
* 1995: Mystic Stylez
* 1996: Chapter 1: The End
* 1997: Chapter 2: World Domination
* 2000: When the Smoke Clears: Sixty 6, Sixty 1
* 2001: Choices: The Album
* 2003: Da Unbreakables
* 2005: Choices II: The Setup (DVD & CD)
* 2005: Most Known Unknown
* 2008: Last 2 Walk

that list doesn't include the Underground Mixtapes

in the early days they leaned more towards a Horrorcore sound, now today it's more mainstream

...and I'm getting tired

an underground rap group from memphis that no longer exists, atleast as far as the true fans of the group are concerned. they are now a duo, (dj paul and juicy j). back in '91, dj paul and his brother lord infamous began producing underground tapes out of a makeshift home studio, paul putting tracks together featuring heavy kick drums, deep bass lines, and fast rattling high hats mixed with nicely sampled bits and pieces of everything from ol' school gangsta rap vocals, horror movie scores, and classic r&b melodies. soon lord and paul began recording with other local talent from the memphis area, and in the very beginning they were known as The Serial Killaz, or Backyard Posse..eventually changing the name of the group to Triple 6 Mafia. dj paul produced many, many, many classic underground albums with his impressive collective of lyricists, led by impressive tounge twisting hardcore/horrorcore lyricists such as skinny pimp and koopsta knicca, as well as the scarecrow of course. Lord Infamous aka the Scarecrow was the mastermind behind the name of the group. not only did he come up with it, but his devilish rap style is what set the theme of the group's work for nearly a decade. Since lord infamous is no longer activly recording with dj paul and juicy j, the true fans will no longer consider them three 6 mafia. during dj paul and juicy's rise to commercial stardom, lord infamous, the heart and soul of the group and it's original style, was locked up on several charges and did not take part in the recording of most known unknowns or the oscar awards. meanwhile, lesser members of the three 6 mafia/hypnotize minds camp such as frayser boy got to partake in these events and enjoy time in teh spotlight, despite having done next to nothing for the group when compared to a true lyrical legend, lord infamous, the scarecrow. many greats have left the group over the last decade or so (koopsta knicca, gangsta boo, skinny pimp, gangsta blac, crunchy black, ect) but the group officially died upon the departure of what may be the greatest lyricist to ever emerge from the south, tricky rickey, the infamous scarecrow. r.i.p. triple 6, the true fans will always remember the classics.