wow he just like moses

Because there’s a 100pg thread for him already

Neph > pac

Betnijah Laney got the edges laid tonight 😩😩

Need them to pull out the W

He sound like was a resource room kid lol

this is a goddamn lie and you know it lmfao

@UpholdTimMosley show me RX's "Late Night Tip" then I'll agree with you. :word:

Which was on their second album. But "people weren't bumping Three 6 heavy during their run" nigga f*** outta here.

this one of my favorite neph songs for sure

Man shut up.

Three 6 were an underground group until 2005 lol and their early early run from 1991-pre Mystic Stylez 1995 was literally only sold in Memphis

Three 6 were underground until 2005 and their early (and best) s*** between 1991-1995 was sold exclusively throughout Memphis until Mystic Stylez dropped

Sippin on some Syrup came out in 2000 on their album that went platinum that same year.

Once again, keep lying.

Imagine saying this to niggas that grew up on them and other southern rap legends like we didn't see that s*** pop off. :word:

This is why the group says out of their own mouths they were underground until 2005 lol

Platinum in 2000 wasn't the same thing as Platinum now

i like some of his songs but they treat dude like lil b 2.0

Because 2005 was when they got the Oscars for Hustle & Flow.

That is no where near the same as you original comment saying "no one was bumping Three 6 during their run"

Three 6 was always beloved for the people that heard their music, been known

Few people heard it, was my point

Chapter 2 went gold in 97. The follow up went platinum in 2000. It also debuted #6 on the top 200. "Platinum back then isn't platinum now". Platinum meant selling 1,000,000 f***in copies of an album.

What the f*** are you even talking about man? Clearly people were listening to Three 6 Mafia prior to 2005.

Does he have any other songs with this type of production? Idk if the beat selection be throwing me off with the flows but it work with this beat imo.

mans acting like no one was bumping we riding spinnerz :word:

@UpholdTimMosley really tried to lowkey compare RX to Three 6 and thought he was gonna just get that off. You lost this bruh.

Y'all completely missing what I'm saying

Da Unbreakables sold 700,000 copies. It was heat, a classic, this is obvious, but few people heard it. It's not like Three 6 was a household name, whereas now, they are literally the most influential hip hop group maybe ever, certainly of the 21st century.

Apparently Tear da Club Up 97 never existed

"Da Unbreakables sold 700,000 copies. It was heat, a classic, this is obvious, but few people heard it"

sold 700,000 copies

few people heard it

Bruh the peak chart position for Da Unbreakables back in 2003 was #1 on the top 200...what is this nigga even talking about?