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Hypnotize Minds
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| Hypnotize Minds | |
|---|---|
| Parent company | Sony |
| Founded | 1994 |
| Founder | Three 6 Mafia |
| Distributing label | Sony, Columbia Records (US) |
| Genre | Hip-Hop, Memphis rap, Southern Rap, Crunk, Gangsta rap, Horrorcore |
| Country of origin | US |
| Official website | www.triplesix.com |
Hypnotize Minds is a record label (originally named Prophet Entertainment) started by the Memphis hip hop group Three 6 Mafia.
This record label consists of an extended collective of rappers around in-house producers Juicy J and DJ Paul. Its central group is Three 6 Mafia, which features DJ Paul and Juicy J. Former Three 6 Mafia members include Gangsta Boo, Koopsta Knicca, Lord Infamous, and Crunchy Black. The rap collective includes Project Pat, Lil Wyte, Frayser Boy, and Chrome.
Also, rumors telling Lil Ramsey (formerly on Street Smart Records; member of Magnolia Crime Click) is a member now. Lil Ramsey was already down with Three 6 Mafia in the underground Tapes days and was featured sometimes on them. Source of this: On the MixTape "Throw Ya Sets Up 4 Special Gangsta Grillz Edition" (by DJ Drama & DJ Rob, hosted by Lil Wyte) Lil Wyte gives shouts-outs to all the Camp members and he includes "Lil Ramsey" and someone who sounds like "Crazy Mike".
Because the group has been heavily involved in Three 6 Mafia productions, it has started careers for many rappers. The family has had several falling-outs with other rappers from the Memphis area, mostly over financial reasons. They have released albums under the names Prophet Posse, Hypnotize Camp Posse, Tear da Club Up Thugs, and Da Headbussaz, and are heavily featured on Three 6 Mafia projects.
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Hypnotize Camp Posse member (and brother of Juicy J) Project Pat was very forward about the label's intentions in an interview with Murder Dog:[cite this quote]
| “ | Let me explain something to you. Memphis, us, Hypnotize Minds - we're not in this for the hip-hop. No way. We're not hip-hop rap. We're into the reality shit, trying to make the money shit. It ain't even about the rap; it's about the cheese. If the cheese don't flow, we lay the pens and papers down. And the drum machines will go in the car. If it ain't about no money, we don't even want to hear nothing about it. That's just being real. A lot of folks tell me I'm a rapper, but I feel that I'm not. But if that's what they want to make me, I'm for the people. It's cool. But Hypnotize Minds is not a company of rap, even though that's our business. | ” |
- DJ Paul - Co-CEO of Hypnotize Minds, Co-Executive Producer, Artist
- Juicy J - Co-CEO of Hypnotize Minds, Co-Executive Producer, Artist
- Project Pat - Artist
- Lil' Wyte - Artist
- Frayser Boy - Artist
- Chrome - Artist
- Yung D - Artist
- DJ Black (official DJ of Hypnotize Minds)
- C-Muphuckin Wiz - (Offical Mixtape DJ)
- Many of these former members have joined the New Prophet Camp.
- Lord Infamous (1991-2007) - Currently running his own label called Black Rain Entertainmet, ex Three 6 Mafia member
- Crunchy Black (1994-2006) - left to pursue a solo career, finances ex-Three 6 Mafia member, claimed that Hypnotize Minds did't care about him.(now singned to big cat records and atlantic records)
- Gangsta Boo (1994-2001) - became a more conservative Christian (only to revert back to former rap style later on), ex-Three 6 Mafia member
- Koopsta Knicca (1993-2000) - left due to a monetary dispute, ex-Three 6 Mafia member
- La Chat (1995, 1999-2003) - left due to money issues
- Gangsta Blac (1993-1996) - left to pursue a solo career
- Kingpin Skinny Pimp (1990-1996) - left to pursue a solo career
- Lil' Fly (1993-1995) - left to pursue a solo career
- Boogiemane (2004-2006) Left with Crunchy Black
- T-Rock (1997-2001)
- K-Rock
- Indo G
- Lil Gin
- Lil Buck
- Lil Glock and S.O.G
- Lil Noid
- Homicide
- Nigga 9
- 4-11
- Carmike (rapper)
- 2-11
- M-Child
- Droopy Drew Dog
- Killa Klan Kaze - MC Mack and Scanman - now Kamikaze Inc.
- Nigga Creep
- Gimisum Family
- Lil' E
- MC Lynch
- Lyrical Dope
- Killa B
- D-Magic - still a close friend of Juicy J, but currently inactive as a member
- MC Wicked
- Mack 8
- Lil' Ben
- Mack 9
- Psycho Black
- Hi-C aka Harry Claude
- Erc The Clerk
- Da Gift
- Three 6 Mafia (as was in 1998)
- Killa Klan Kaze
- Droopy Droop Dog
- M-Child
- Nigga Creep
- Indo G
- Da Rockafelaz
- K-Rock (rapper)
- La Chat
- Boogie Mane
- Granddaddy Souf
- MC Mack
- Scan Man
- T-Rock
- Gangsta Boo
- Koopsta Knicca
- Crunchy Black
- Indo G
- Lord Infamous
| Album information | |
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| Body Parts | by Prophet Posse
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| CrazyNDaLazDayz | by Tear Da Club Up Thugs
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| Three 6 Mafia Presents: Hypnotize Camp Posse | by Hypnotize Camp Posse
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| Dat's How It Happened To'M | by Da Headbussaz
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- This is only for albums that are produced by Three 6 Mafia. For other solo albums by these artists, see their individual page.
- Carmike - Comin At Yo Azz (1994)
- Chrome - Straight To The Pros (2005)
- Chrome - Straight To The Pros: Dragged & Chopped (2005)
- Chrome - Project Landlord (2008)
- Crunchy Black - On My Own (2006)
- Crunchy Black - From Me To You (2007)
- Frayser Boy - Gone On That Bay (2003)
- Frayser Boy - Gone on That Bay (Chopped and Screwed) (2003)
- Frayser Boy - Me Being Me (2005)
- Gangsta Blac - Breakin Da Law (1994)
- Gangsta Blac - Can It Be (1996)
- Gangsta Boo - Enquiring Minds (1998)
- Gangsta Boo - Both Worlds *69 (2001)
- Gimisum Family - Tha Other Side Of Da Family (1994)
- Indo G - Angel Dust (1998)
- The Kaze - Kamakazie Timez Up (1998)
- Kingpin Skinny Pimp - King Of Da Playaz Ball (1996)
- Koopsta Knicca : Da Devil’s Playground: Underground Solo (1999)
- La Chat - Murder She Spoke (2001)
- Lil' Fly - Out Da Darkness Of Da Kut (1994)
- Lil Gin - Junts We Choke (1994)
- Lil Gin - Shake Junt (1995)
- Lil Glock & S.O.G. - Blow A Niggaz Ass Off (1994)
- Lil Jule - Ashes 2 Ashes (1994)
- Lil Wyte - Doubt Me Now (2003)
- Lil Wyte - Doubt Me Now: Dragged and Chopped (Chopped and Screwed)(2003)
- Lil Wyte - Phinally Phamous (2004)
- Lil Wyte - Phinally Phamous: Chopped and Screwed (2005)
- Lil Wyte - The One and Only (2007)
- Lord Infamous - Lord Of Terror ((1994))
- MC Mack - Pimpin As A Mack (1995)
- Project Pat - Solo Tape (1994)
- Project Pat - Ghetty Green (1999)(Gold)
- Project Pat - Murderers & Robbers (2000)
- Project Pat - Mista Don't Play: Everythangs Workin' (2001)
- Project Pat - Layin' da Smack Down (2002)
- Project Pat - Mixtape: The Appeal (2003)
- Project Pat - Crook By Da Book: The Fed Story (2006)
- Project Pat - Walkin Bank Roll (2007)
- T-Rock - Rock Solid/4:20 (2003)
- Z-Dog & A.K. - Underground Tape
- Gimisum Family - Da Hoodaway
- Gimisum Family - Da Hoodaway pt 2 - Da Otha Side Of The Family
- For a Three 6 Mafia music videography, see Three 6 Mafia.
- Lil Wyte's I Sho Will
- Frayser Boy's I Got That Drank
- Project Pat's Good Googly Moogly
- Project Pat's Chickenhead
- Project Pat's Don't Save Her
- Project Pat's Ballers
- Project Pat's Aggravated Robbery
- Project Pat's Raised In The Projects
- Project Pat's Don't Call Me No Mo
- DJ Kay Slay's Who Gives A Fuck Where U From
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- Project Pat Murder Dog Interview article in the Murder Dog magazine
- Hypnotize Minds Camp inks new deal with Violator article on official Memphis rap website more news
- Project Pat on lock down... article on official Memphis rap website more news
- Was Project Pat Punished for his Rap Lyrics? article on official Memphis rap website more news
- Three Six Mafia Official
- Search Hypnotize Minds on MemphisRap.com
- Search Three 6 Mafia on MemphisRap.com
- Lil Wyte Information
- Hypnotize Minds at MySpace