Juicy J Talks New Memoir, Three 6 Mafia Sound, Addiction, Depression + More

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[kiingwiizard]

Three 6 don’t get the flowers they deserve. One of the best groups of all time.

[daivbanks]

I feel like Juicy J is respected AND underrated at the same time . True legend

[KingsAndQueensParadise]

This was a great interview. A lot of our younger generation need to hear this, especially when he talks about drug use.

[sburight]

Six minutes in and I can see that he's wise enough to learn from the mistakes of others.

[rubytech]

Crazy thing is I was a kid sitting in a restaurant watching the video for Sipping on Syrup, my first introduction to 3 Six, Dj Paul, Crunchy Black, Gangsta Boo, Lord Infamous, Project Pat and of course Juicy J I was captured. Chronicling this man and the impact of him and Three 6 on the sound of Hiphop through the years and even recently with G Eazy, Wiz Khalifa, Tyga, ASAP Mob, Jcole, Migos (Triplet flow), Cardi and a wave of Southern acts, Juicy and the Mafia definitely deserve all the flowers, all the adulation and all the dranks living legends can handle.

[IndigoUchiha]

Juicy J one of the legends 💯 respect for keeping Mac Miller's legacy alive

[marcosmith]

Hearing all theses stories make me want a Three Six Mafia miniseries even more. Just like with Wu tang, tell the story from the very beginning to where they all are now with all the details.

[hrsToChooseThis]

Feels so good to see J and Paul and Pat and Chat out here doing good things and livin life. I grew up on 3-6 and I’m still in awe at the fact that so many other people out here were on the same shit. Me and my homie were the only ones bumpin 3-6 and I honestly didn’t know they would still be here in any capacity.

[jovanss]

Its really nice and also crazy to see Juicy J being so honest. Im a little suprised to hear about so much depression from him. The most upbeat dude

[shomari]

Been rocking with three6 for over 20 years.

[losodinero]

Born and raised in Memphis and unfortunately Juicy J didn’t lie about how Memphis was and is. A nice guy will get turned into a stepper, easily.

[rosscollinscreations]

this was one of those interviews I didn't want to end. Great conversation and insight

[jeweljones]

I love how Charlemagne reads the books before the guest are there ❤️‍🔥

[earl-larsen]

The 3 6 sound sounds fresh even today. I listen to them and Project pats music thinking this stuff could have released yesterday and it'd still be fire

[kq]

Juicy j kept it real.. great interview, people be lying but you can see and hear it was his truths .. bless up

[Dakidrmdade]

I’m buying this book! Juice is definitely a living legend ✊🏿

[Jeremy.hollister]

Juicy J, DJ Paul, and Project Pat are the kings of Memphis

[Drake-Bhamvet]

I really believe Juicy J is the main reason why in today’s time that Three 6 ‘s sound is everywhere. He kept it more alive and relevant where as Paul wanted to just stick with their roots more.

[sigmabrent]

Great interview! Three six mafia was my favorite group growing up. Legendary beat makers. They said some wild stuff in their lyrics, but I never let it influence me. I wish today’s youth wasn’t easily influenced. You can see how drugs and violence destroyed everything around him.

[ZaziTheBeastYT]

I remember being like 16 or 17 back in 2006 and watching juicy's streams, he would stream on some website forgot what it was but I remember he shouted me out on his twitter, twitter was fresh and I thought oh shit my favorite rapper just noticed me ha but it was on some bullshit like yeah i'm fucked up right now on 4th of july or some shit cause he was asking who was still up and shit.. anyway his streams I could tell he was struggling, he was drinking smoking and after watching this who knows what else.. but I was like mane he really going through it and then he started poppin off again, so happy that he was able to get off his addiction and come back to his roots and just know that he just a normal human being like the rest of us.. I got my own struggles now and hearing his story about xans is really helpful cause I be struggling with this shit too.. thanks Juicy! you a real one brotha and definitely an inspiration through your music and life itself. I know you doing your thang though but hope to hear some more bangers in the future for sho. still my fav rapper to this day. stay blessed yall