The homie Vincent, who I don’t now personally at all, but Im sure if we knew each other I would only call him “The Homie Vincent”. I hope to do an in depth look at Three Six Mafia and their impact on trap music and being the firsts to create this very popular genre, and essentially being 20 years ahead of everyone. Beside my personal woes, this was one of my favorite songs during my listen with a verse equally set with DJ Paul, Juicy J, and Queen La Chat, delivering hard hitting verses. Im in love, BUT they only have the partial album, meaning you can only purchase songs individually, and I have yet to find a physical copy of her album, so far the cheapest has been about $35.00….(la Chat if you are reading this, help a sista out), but when I can get to one I need to cop. Im like, Im on a roll of discovering some good music from my fellow Memphians, so I sample her music on iTunes.
So on the album they make a shout out about La Chat’s album Murder She Spoke, released that same year. So Im in the car and my cousin plays Project Pat’s “Ooh Nuthin” from his most known work, his Mista Don’t Play album, released back in 2001. Lately I been on a roll as being a personal advocate for the true respect and recognition that Three Six Mafia deserves lately, and have just been discovering songs from their earlier albums and mixtapes.
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