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  • Juicy J unveils his memoir ‘Chronicles Of The Juiceman’ dropping in September

    Juicy J unveils his memoir ‘Chronicles Of The Juiceman’ dropping in September

    Juicy J announces new memoir

    Juicy J is working on his memoir, Chronicles of The Juiceman, that will see the light of the day on September 5. The Memphis native announced the memoir on social media this week revealing that it is available for pre-order. He is also putting the memoir together with the help of Hip Hop journalist Soren Barker.

    “My Life Story! So Inspirational,” the 47-year-old wrote. “‘On sale Sept 5th, preorder today by clicking the link in bio.”

    Juicy is currently working on his next album which he announced while speaking to Logic in January. “For those of you who don’t know, I, Logic, am actually executive producing one of Juicy J’s next albums,” Logic revealed. “It’s the most Dilla, Hip Hop, Alchemist, gangsta, Madlib dopest shit ever.”

  • Juicy J was born on April 5

    Juicy J was born on April 5

    When was Juicy J born? Juicy J was born on April 5.

    Juicy J was born Jordan Michael Houston on April 5, 1975, in Memphis, TN. He is a founding member of Three 6 Mafia and is a well-known rapper and producer. He’s the younger brother of Project Pat. He’s worked with Travis Scott, Wiz Khalifa, City Girls, Young Thug, and more.

    In addition to Three 6 Mafia, Juicy J has a solo career on Columbia Records. He’s released projects that include mixtapes and albums, like Chronicles of the Juice Man (2002) and The Hustle Continues (2020).

  • Pimp C didn’t like Andre 3000’s verse on “International Players Anthem”

    Pimp C didn’t like Andre 3000’s verse on “International Players Anthem”

    “International Players Anthem” by UGK and OutKast had a few twists and turns

    On June 6, 2007, UGK released “International Players Anthem” featuring OutKast. The song was produced by DJ Paul and Juicy J. Jeff Sledge, A&R of Jive Records in the 2000s said that Pimp C wasn’t fond of Andre 3000’s verse on the song. Although it was less about the lyrics and more about the drums being removed, in retrospect, perhaps it was for the best.

    “When André sent his piece back and had no drums, Chad [Pimp C’s government name] was pissed off. He was like ‘Fuck Andre, man. How the fuck is he gonna send my shit back and take my drums out?’ Fuck that.’ He was going off about Andre taking the drums out,” Sledge said in the interview.

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    3 Stacks sent his verse back without the drums in the back of the instrumental, without anyone’s sign off.

    “I was like, ‘Chad, hold up fam. Let’s rock it like that because when André’s doing a capella and then when the beat drops, that’s when your verse drops. And then you, your verse is gonna lift the record up because now the beat is rocking and your verse is kicking. And he’s like ‘Alright, Jeff. I’m gonna give it a shot. If it fucks up, it’s on you.’”

    3000’s verse sets the tone for the track — whether you enjoy the verse or not. Rest In Peace to Pimp C.

  • Peep the Tracklist for ‘F9’ Soundtrack Stacked with A-List Artists

    Peep the Tracklist for ‘F9’ Soundtrack Stacked with A-List Artists

    The ‘F9’ tracklist features some of rap’s leading artists


    Complex exclusively revealed a star-studded soundtrack tracklist for the Universal Picture film, F9. Officially unveiled on Wednesday (May 26), the list boasts appearances from some of the hottest figures in the game.

    The soundtrack comes with 14 total tracks, laying out features from the likes of ASAP Rocky, Jack Harlow, Pop Smoke, King Von, Lil Durk, Offset, Juice J, NLE Choppa, Trippie Redd, and Ty Dolla Sign, among many more.

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    The project drops June 17, via a joint venture of Atlantic Records and Universal Picture. This is a week before the film hits theaters. The film, directed by Justin Lin—Starring Vin Diesel, Michelle Rodriguez, Tyrese, Ludacris, John Cena, Helen Mirren, Charlize Theron, and Kurt Russell—hits theatres in the U.S. on June 25. The film has already generated $162.4 million on opening weekend in eight foreign markets, including Korea, the Middle East, Hong Kong, and China. The Fast & Furious series has generally pulled in $6 billion in revenue.

    Check out the F9 soundtrack tracklist below:

    Peep the Tracklist for ‘F9’ Soundtrack Stacked with A-List Artists

  • Juicy J considers Three 6 Mafia the best group of all time

    Juicy J considers Three 6 Mafia the best group of all time

    Who’s the best group to ever do it? Juicy J believes it’s Three 6 Mafia

    In an Instagram caption, Juicy J writes, “Who the best group ever did it? THREE6 ……..The hustle continues.” This statement comes right after the release of his album, The Hustle Continues (THC).

    In 2005, Three 6 Mafia released their album, The Most Known Unknown. Over the span of two decades and then some, Three 6 has put together a ton of music that is deemed classic and they’re still clearing samples from their previous work.

    The Most Known Unknown the album. A lot of people question the title they wanna know what it means: Most Known Unknowns means that 3 6 Mafia is known, but at the same time they unknown, ya know what I’m saying. Ni**as don’t realize it, niggas in the streets realize it, but the press and the industry don’t realize. It’s cool, it is what it is.” – DJ Paul – “Most Known Unknown Hits,” intro on Most Known Unknown album.

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