OffStereo

Three 6 Mafia

OffStereo builds narrated music history shows around real records. Three 6 Mafia runs through 4 of them, each one placing them inside a wider story. They appear most often alongside Lord Infamous, Too Short and D'Angelo.

4 shows 7 tracks 3 related artists

Shows where Three 6 Mafia appears

Project Pat's musical family tree

Project Pat's deep roots in Memphis rap extend through Three 6 Mafia, his brother Juicy J, and collaborators like Gangsta Boo and Lord Infamous, defining a sound that shaped the South.

2 of 8 tracks — Sippin' on Some Syrup · Tear Da Club Up '97

10 chapters · 8 tracks · 1 plays

Chickenhead's Soulful Roots

Project Pat's 2001 hit "Chickenhead" anchors the dirty-south sound in Willie Hutch's 1973 soul, a Memphis blueprint from Three 6 Mafia.

2 of 7 tracks — Sippin' on Some Syrup · Tear Da Club Up '97

10 chapters · 7 tracks

Memphis Tape Culture's Dark Blueprint

90s Memphis rap forged a raw, lo-fi sound and dark horrorcore themes in DIY studios, spreading its unique blueprint through independent cassette networks.

1 of 8 tracks — Break Da Law '95

10 chapters · 8 tracks

Chickenhead's Memphis Roots

Project Pat's "Chickenhead" stands as a Memphis rap cornerstone, expertly weaving samples from 8Ball & MJG, Three 6 Mafia, and Too Short's "Cusswords" into its iconic sound.

2 of 6 tracks — Break Da Law · Sippin' on Some Syrup

10 chapters · 6 tracks

Related artists

Lord Infamous2 Too Short1 D'Angelo1