Gangsta Boo: Lord Infamous Created "Migos Flow"

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  • Опубликовано: 14 окт 2024
  • www.vladtv.com - Gangsta Boo sat down with VladTV and shared her thought on 2 Chainz saying Migos' flow originated with Three 6 Mafia in Memphis, Tennessee, a statement that Migos challenged and called out 2 Chainz for making. Boo reveals that not only is 2 Chainz correct, but that she was around when the "triple flow" originated with the late Lord Infamous, Skinny Pimp and other Memphis based rappers. She also claims that with the exception of Outkast and Goodie Mob, Memphis heavily influenced Atlanta's sound when the South was still coming up in Hip Hop.
    That being said, she says she likes Migos, and respects that they're working their lane as they should. She simply feels young Hip-Hop fans don't always know their history and that's likely what the situation is here.
    Check out Gangsta Boo above.

Комментарии • 932

  • @carnage1295
    @carnage1295 10 лет назад +751

    It's sad that 3-6 don't really get the credit they deserve. Today's rap sound is undeniably influenced by them.

    • @martellcline21
      @martellcline21 10 лет назад +9

      Most definitely

    • @BB13131313
      @BB13131313 10 лет назад +16

      ***** I don't even follow today's game.. but I have a hard time believing Juicy J wouldn't be poppin now if it wasn't for Wiz Khalifa..

    • @BB13131313
      @BB13131313 10 лет назад +2

      ***** Like I said, I checked out by 2008.. I don't follow the shit.. I'll take your word for it.. I used to fuck w old 36 like it was my job tho..

    • @carnage1295
      @carnage1295 10 лет назад +1

      tochiRTA I hope your talking about the rappers, cause I'm mainly talking about the production

    • @901Jrich
      @901Jrich 10 лет назад +26

      Everything from beats to flows is influenced by them right now.

  • @C3Muscle
    @C3Muscle 10 лет назад +298

    FINALLY Kingpin Skinny Pimp gets the recognition he deserves. #legend

  • @5u54
    @5u54 10 лет назад +333

    So true....crunk didn't start in Atlanta...crunk started in Memphis

    • @derrickcozart7118
      @derrickcozart7118 6 лет назад +4

      5u54 💯💯

    • @kukudre6344
      @kukudre6344 6 лет назад +1

      Uh duh

    • @CallmeCIT
      @CallmeCIT 5 лет назад +1

      Ehhhhh somewhat,but three6 was more so deep fucc the club up type music same as Atl,but the vibe was mad different

    • @andrewilliams2139
      @andrewilliams2139 5 лет назад +12

      It was called Buck in memphis

    • @justinlacek1481
      @justinlacek1481 5 лет назад +16

      South memphis niggas gettin crunk up in this bihhh. How many of yall niggas know that song. Tommy Wright track

  • @raynobles82
    @raynobles82 8 лет назад +120

    MAN ! She spoke straight FACTS. Even the BEATS are HEAVILY INFLUENCED by MEMPHIS. Hip Hop heads know this already.

    • @nikiaclifton1318
      @nikiaclifton1318 6 лет назад

      Yea I guess Memphis responsible for Dungeon Family also, you'll some clowns. Lol

    • @AdrianMedrano93
      @AdrianMedrano93 4 года назад

      Nikia Clifton You will some clowns ? 🤡

    • @marcusjohnson6158
      @marcusjohnson6158 3 года назад +2

      Right, 3-6 are the creators of crunk music💯💯💯

    • @cedricruffin7154
      @cedricruffin7154 2 года назад

      Facts!!Pastor troy was the first Georgia rapper to sound like Memphis..

  • @TRIPLESIXSICCNESS
    @TRIPLESIXSICCNESS 8 лет назад +517

    Lord Infamous is the Truth. Migos need to bow down.

    • @popoutspazz9673
      @popoutspazz9673 6 лет назад +3

      Lord infamous does not sound like migos maybe bone thugs definitely not lord infamous

    • @nikiaclifton1318
      @nikiaclifton1318 6 лет назад +1

      They don't sound like Infamous, Infamous was no great rapper just his own style.

    • @emkplayboy6
      @emkplayboy6 6 лет назад +18

      @@nikiaclifton1318 u stupid nigga gtfo!

    • @nikiaclifton1318
      @nikiaclifton1318 5 лет назад +1

      @@emkplayboy6nigga you lame as fuck, stop acting like a fucc boy. Lol

    • @HiPHOPx87
      @HiPHOPx87 5 лет назад +10

      @@nikiaclifton1318 You know nothing about music

  • @GwolaGangTelle
    @GwolaGangTelle 10 лет назад +93

    Yall some clowns she not comparing herself to Marvin gay, she said "them" saying who is gangsta boo is like "her" saying who is Marvin gay...Meaning they should know and like she said do your research before you run your mouth

    • @olroyd6161
      @olroyd6161 10 лет назад +13

      How could anybody take that outta context!? Some people just need 2 kill them selves!

  • @classiccreepmusic1189
    @classiccreepmusic1189 3 года назад +14

    Lord Infamous should be on the same level as Eazy E, ODB, Nate Dogg, Big L and Big Pun when it comes to speak about late rap legends

  • @jauharilee7496
    @jauharilee7496 10 лет назад +88

    Gangsta Boo is a Legend...

    • @jaymoney6233
      @jaymoney6233 Год назад

      Rip to her.Glad she got her roses while she was here

  • @nikolayradev9247
    @nikolayradev9247 5 лет назад +24

    “But I still say that Project Pat is my favorite rapper.” - Gucci Mane in ‘Birds of a feather’. And Gucci influenced whole Atlanta, including Migos.

  • @TexasBrown713
    @TexasBrown713 10 лет назад +70

    "Hearses circling my house with wack ass rappers in the rear, hella lame in my ear, I've come to ruin your career
    Vocal cords through a cyborg, more souvenir skins of belly body, smelly death is in the atmosphere
    Peace is extinct, bloody street make em' steal, planes crash, ships sink
    Every bone gets weak, every enemy sleep, feel the nuclear in the heat
    May I propose a toast close to World War 3
    Fright night, under moonlight Memphis butcher, mutilated torture pressure cook em' Satan took him
    I beat you till theres nothing left but a sock, beat you to this floor, running through the forest gunk bloody tree trunk
    Bitch you want a piece of this, might as well take the heart, there was no love from the start sprinkle body parts
    Woe unto you my foe cause you just don't know, smoked out, snorted, drunk, blow!" -Lord Infamous. My favorite rapper from Three 6 Mafia, gone but never forgotten.

    • @228allday
      @228allday 10 лет назад

      That whole song went hard

    • @TexasBrown713
      @TexasBrown713 10 лет назад +4

      228allday true, but Scarecrow annihilated that bitch!

    • @TexasBrown713
      @TexasBrown713 10 лет назад +1

      watkins brown I beg to differ my friend, but everone is entitled to their opinion. Lord (to me at least) always came through with the epic verse and this is one of them. I especially like the part when he proposes a toast to World War 3, Epic!

    • @TexasBrown713
      @TexasBrown713 10 лет назад

      TexasBrown713 *everyone

    • @TexasBrown713
      @TexasBrown713 10 лет назад +10

      ***** not even close. Scarecrow's style was Southern and Satanic mixed with barbarism and savagery. From what I've listened of MF (not really my cup of tea) he's more old school east coast and political at times. I guess me being from Texas (the south) I'm a little biased as to the shit i jam to. The only rapper that came close to Lord's style would have to be T-Rock, but MF is in a separate spectrum of this rap game bro.

  • @DiverseLA
    @DiverseLA 10 лет назад +268

    I find Gangsta Boo attractive in a strange way.

    • @psfanboy79
      @psfanboy79 10 лет назад +33

      I know! Me too, idk why exactlly, but im attracted to her big time

    • @elijahsmall9658
      @elijahsmall9658 7 лет назад +3

      DiverseLA Yeh she is to me too.. i really like her spirit..

    • @josephe2783
      @josephe2783 7 лет назад +5

      She's a wonderful woman...666

    • @negativecreep5912
      @negativecreep5912 6 лет назад +3

      Look at her album cover for *69 Best of Both Worlds

    • @larrymcjones
      @larrymcjones 6 лет назад +37

      Nothing strange about it she good looking and successful that's attractive as hell

  • @mookieonthetrack895
    @mookieonthetrack895 10 лет назад +99

    What Gangsta Boo Said Is A Fact

  • @Crunchykyle
    @Crunchykyle 9 лет назад +77

    lord infamous triple 6 mafia 91-2000 do yo research little jitz

    • @deandrebenford6139
      @deandrebenford6139 9 лет назад +10

      1989

    • @FATMIKED5183
      @FATMIKED5183 4 года назад +1

      Technically you're all wrong.Paul n Juicy were djing and whatever since the late 80s.Maybe paul and Lord were rapping then.Paul and Lord had Da Serial Killaz in 91.Maybe 92 or 93 came the Backyard Posse that ended up becoming Triple Six Mafia,later officially shortened to Three Six,and they dropped their first studio album in 95.

  • @carloscarman6224
    @carloscarman6224 3 года назад +15

    I love old school rappers like Gangsta Boo,she is one of the most underated female rappers in the game.But she #1 on my list always.

  • @troyterry3226
    @troyterry3226 10 лет назад +21

    Lil Jon is the most influential ATL Hip-Hop artist post 90's and he was completely inspired by Three 6

  • @willstaywinning
    @willstaywinning 10 лет назад +33

    Memphis been doing that flow, MJG, Lord Imfamous, etc been doing that flow

  • @micskot6248
    @micskot6248 8 лет назад +61

    Definitely a Memphis flow cuz even mjg had that delivery

    • @loulou3t
      @loulou3t 8 лет назад +1

      +Mic Skot Friend or Foe is a great song with MJG using the "Triplet Flow"...that song was released in like 95 or 96...

    • @micskot6248
      @micskot6248 8 лет назад +1

      +LouLou3t I'm already knowin....that was my point in mentioning MJG fam

    • @loulou3t
      @loulou3t 8 лет назад +3

      Mic Skot Yea I was sure that you knew but it was mostly to someone who may have saw your comment but wanted a quick reference to see what you mean by MJG using that flow, he got so many styles it may have been hard to pinpoint....

  • @stephenbush6210
    @stephenbush6210 10 лет назад +51

    Lord inf created DAT flow I'm from philly and I know DAT blay!!!!!! R.I.p

  • @JaeRocReacts
    @JaeRocReacts 8 лет назад +21

    She was lowkey getting annoyed as fuck watchin that Migos interview 😂😂 you can tell she wanted to say "MAN IF YALL DONT STFU"

  • @deekuss1383
    @deekuss1383 6 лет назад +10

    His name was LORD INFAMOUS for a reason. the best of the best. never forget first time i heard him rap, changed the way I Felt about hip hop and the way it could be. blew my mind.

  • @irandleIV
    @irandleIV 10 лет назад +48

    Just go listen to the album Mystic Stylez, in particular the song Mystic Stylez and Now I'm Hi pt 3 that came out in '95 and you'll see that Lord infamous originated that triplets flow.

    • @Majmediachannel
      @Majmediachannel 10 лет назад

      whats the triplet flow?

    • @WHYOSHO
      @WHYOSHO 10 лет назад +5

      E Leo Memphis been using that flow since the late 80's, early 90's son. Catch up...

    • @WHYOSHO
      @WHYOSHO 10 лет назад +1

      E Leo I'm from east memphis boy haha, how old are you? how deep was you in the underground scene?

    • @ebaneezadarrk1897
      @ebaneezadarrk1897 6 лет назад +2

      Scarecrow rest in power

    • @randomhippystonergettnhigh1190
      @randomhippystonergettnhigh1190 6 лет назад

      HeartsFear PREACH GANGSTA PAT TAUGHT LORD INFAMOUS HOW TO SPIT 16 BARS...LMFAO THEY TALKIN' TRIPLETS FLOW WTF IS THAT BULLSHIT

  • @deadeyedblack2350
    @deadeyedblack2350 6 лет назад +8

    It amazes me how little people know about early 90s memphis and how much it inspires what we listen to today

  • @purewater697
    @purewater697 9 лет назад +24

    Fact is, every generation thinks they are being new and innovative when its just a copy of the past - because everything that happened yesterday influences today whether you like it or not. The only way you notice it is when you get older and you start hearing the same things you grew up with from the new kids who swear they made it up...

  • @MISTERMOODYHYADD
    @MISTERMOODYHYADD 8 лет назад +33

    This is how old the "Migos Flow" is...I heard Three Six Mafia's mix tape, "Smoked-Out Loced-Out" in 1994. I was 19. I'm now 42. RIP Lord Infamous
    M.E.M.P.H.I.S. Making Easy Money Pimpin' Hoes In Style
    Bitch...

  • @kaisoundz
    @kaisoundz 10 лет назад +7

    Migos is slightly different because they use more syllables and yell at the end of their bar, also the adlibs in the middle while Lord Infamous just runs straight through it fast

  • @DaEvilArt
    @DaEvilArt 9 лет назад +36

    Well here's some songs for you to decide (;
    Lord Infamous -(187 Invitation),(front page),(wanna go 2 war), (tryna run game),(drop it off yo ass),(Game Plan),(its cummin),(wheres da bud),(smoke a junt),(take care of yo buisness),(you aint mad is ya), (manson murders) ,(murders and rubbers) ,(riding in the chevy)
    3-6 Mafia -(grab the gauge) (destruction terror) (gettem crunk) (good stuff) (gotcha shakin) (walk up to yo house) (where is da bud) (live by yo rep) (fucking with this click) (gotta touch em) (in da game) (mystic stylez) (now im high pt 1&3) (porno movie) (tear da club up 95)(back against the wall) (funkytown) (high like an eagle) (jealous ass bitch)
    theres more songs but this is where the flow where i think its use the most!REPOST SHARE PEOPLE MUST KNOW THE ORIGINAL MASTER OF THE FLOW

    • @Stinovich
      @Stinovich 9 лет назад

      +DaEvilArt U Forgot 'Sleep, 1st verse

    • @Zorohudson
      @Zorohudson 9 лет назад

      finally I found a list, 187 invitation I heard after hearing his name and was like im loving him!

    • @TheIntrovert83
      @TheIntrovert83 8 лет назад

      +DaEvilArt Excellent List!

    • @marcosbocanegra8839
      @marcosbocanegra8839 7 лет назад

      Drag em from the river 💯🔥🎤

    • @davehartnett8013
      @davehartnett8013 7 лет назад +1

      DaEvilArt Torture chambers

  • @slxxpyhollow
    @slxxpyhollow 3 года назад +8

    Gangsta Boo is underrated as fuck, one of the greatest female rappers of all time and she's hard as fuck

  • @skillz78
    @skillz78 9 лет назад +29

    Even if Migos claim they didnt grow up/listen to 3-6 mafia, they were influenced by rappers who did. Which proves her point how Memphis influenced Atlanta rappers. So they may not know who Lord Infamous is but the rapper or rappers whose style influenced surely did. Just go listen to his raps. Gangsta Boo is money with this one.

  • @davidtaylor9120
    @davidtaylor9120 10 лет назад +7

    Gangsta Boo is correct. I have never listened to Lord Infamous to my recollection, but after hearing him. I definitely can see where the Migos sound very similar. I am a big Migos fan and now I am a Lord Informous

  • @eddiekane24
    @eddiekane24 7 лет назад +13

    R.I.P to Lord Infamous

  • @theweakestlink2278
    @theweakestlink2278 5 лет назад +8

    The underground Memphis rap scene of the 90's spawned a lot of ATL shit especially the crunk movement of the 2000's.

  • @purplehaze165
    @purplehaze165 10 лет назад +16

    I stopped the video after the Marvin Gaye comment cuz' I had to go to the comment section immediately after that LMAO

    • @sweetjanejonez
      @sweetjanejonez 6 лет назад +1

      purplehaze165 yeah that was a bit much

  • @tonysnow6842
    @tonysnow6842 7 лет назад +18

    hahah "migos flow" these fools know where this flow started early 90' in Memphis fool, but nobody can spit bars and rap like memphis OG's can no matter what not only skinny and lord but whole lot of rappers from memphis had this unique flow...

  • @midnitekreapa8372
    @midnitekreapa8372 3 года назад +4

    Gangsta Boo is 100 percent right.... Skinny Pimp was rapping way before the time DJ Paul started making mixtape volumes. Skinny Pimp and Lord Infamous were the very first ones featured on his tapes... This is way back in 89-90

  • @CreekRiverDog
    @CreekRiverDog 9 лет назад +14

    Lord infamous was the best tho migos go hard, and you can hear how they sound like lord, and lyrically Lord will kill anybody

  • @JediTreeSmoker
    @JediTreeSmoker 8 лет назад +5

    He really did listen to Three 6 Mafia - Back Against da Wall (released in 1995 on the album Mystic Stylez)

  • @t1g3rstyl3
    @t1g3rstyl3 8 лет назад +10

    been saying this forever.. RIP LORD INFAMOUS DA SCARECROW

  • @brannewfreestyle
    @brannewfreestyle 6 лет назад +8

    Lord Created The Migos Flow, Dude Was Too Real For The Main Stream Hip Hop/Rap Scene!! Anybody Who Disagrees Don't Know Shit About The Rap Game!!! #RipLordInfamous

  • @McGarthur
    @McGarthur 10 лет назад +3

    Respect sista. OG. Yep she was on dat "Stankonia" album "I'll call before I come"

  • @FS890
    @FS890 9 лет назад +5

    The truth finally comes out.
    RIP Lord Infamous
    Shout out to my city.

  • @nystagmus
    @nystagmus 6 лет назад +6

    Bone thugs and Lord Infamous are extremely influential in present day music. Im not starting a comparison here. 36 and Bone were and are amazing

  • @MrJ1S
    @MrJ1S 10 лет назад +41

    saying "who is gangsta boo?" IS NOT NOTHING CLOSE to saying "who is marvin gaye?" not at all in any way shape or form. saying "who is gangsta boo?" is not even the same as saying "who is orange juice jones?" i cant even think of some1 who it would be comparable to

    • @tootruue
      @tootruue 10 лет назад

      you kinda can say that for oran juice jones tho.

    • @MrJ1S
      @MrJ1S 10 лет назад

      michael smith he had a hit tho

    • @tootruue
      @tootruue 10 лет назад

      thats true, but oran juice jones just isnt a widely recognized artist anymore.

    • @YoVillianess
      @YoVillianess 10 лет назад

      LOL yeah, I had to give her an air backhand for that one lol Still love her though

    • @MrJ1S
      @MrJ1S 10 лет назад +1

      watkins brown that still wouldn't be a fair comparison. i mean if some kid didn't know who three six was i would probably be like WTF?! but then again i live in ny and when was there last hit? i gotta stay fly? also depends on age. they are more southern icons that universal hiphop ones like jayz or eminem. now if your from memphis and didnt know them. then yes that probably would be like not knowing who marvin gaye is.

  • @nmoney3033
    @nmoney3033 4 года назад +3

    3-6 was a legendary group. They were the first to tell u what they was high on..... and didn't give a damn about robbin or selling fake dope. 💪💪💪

  • @LouieV6
    @LouieV6 8 лет назад +25

    If you don't know who Gangsta Boo is, don't even dare call yourself a hip hop head!

  • @jamiewallace5926
    @jamiewallace5926 8 лет назад +12

    3-6 mafia was out way before bone. if you know about the underground rap scene and the volumes. When you get through talking the flow came from Memphis period not just 3-6.

    • @AlienXpress99
      @AlienXpress99 5 лет назад +1

      True indeed. Bone went nation wide first b4 3'6 did.

    • @rcfresh4345
      @rcfresh4345 5 лет назад

      To me it was always a silly beef because they never really sounded the same. Bone & Twista was closer in styles but really they all had their own lane. Unlike these dudes now who sound almost EXACTLY alike

    • @dragonknightofamiraka3636
      @dragonknightofamiraka3636 3 года назад

      Twista and Bum Thugs stole they whole flow.

  • @MikeDest
    @MikeDest 3 года назад +2

    Fast forward to 2020 and everything sounds Memphis influenced. Three 6, Tommy Wright III, Kingpin Skinny Pimp etc were so far ahead of the game and didn't realize it.

  • @tokyohalogen
    @tokyohalogen 6 лет назад +31

    Gangsta Boo is still cute af

  • @TheRecruiter911
    @TheRecruiter911 5 лет назад +1

    Straight facts. That Kingpin Skinny King of the Playaz Ball was in heavy rotation. I was bumping that and Three Six in the 90's in the Chi and Mpls and nobody knew about them. Lord Infamous best all time and that deep bass sound they originated it. Everybody was on PAC or East Coast but I was on Memphis.

  • @HarryJVaughn3
    @HarryJVaughn3 6 лет назад +3

    Always loved Gangsta Boo’s flow. What a beautiful woman.

  • @UsunnTT
    @UsunnTT 5 лет назад +5

    Missing Tommy Wright III in these mentions

  • @jonahpatton9920
    @jonahpatton9920 9 лет назад +15

    Fuck migos! Rip lord infamous da scarecrow Mafiya! Mafiya mafiya-ya!

  • @sharitagraham8829
    @sharitagraham8829 3 года назад +2

    I'm from Atlanta and I grew up off Gangsta Boo skinny pimp playa fly lord infamous and koopsta nicca. They was a part of my music and for andbody to not know bout gangsta boo and lil chat that's a dam shame. Your missing out on great music

  • @staten84
    @staten84 10 лет назад +14

    I like Boo but she wylin with that Marvin Gaye line

  • @tigerstyle4505
    @tigerstyle4505 5 лет назад +2

    A lot of days I can't decide if Wu or Three 6 are my favorite group. Born and mostly raised in NY but spent a lot of time and lived in Memphis with my family and people there... though ass call. Both are a1. Just 2 different styles and ways of tellin a similar story. Both captured the vibe of their city perfect for the time. Wu reminds me of bein young and wild in the streets and Three 6 reminds me of when were goin to damn hard in Memphis and Florida. But everywhere I go real ones bump em both.

  • @KiddNike305
    @KiddNike305 10 лет назад +27

    Did the nigga say he was 5 years old when they came out as if that exempt him from biting?

    • @visionariesjourney8488
      @visionariesjourney8488 10 лет назад +1

      exactly!! lol smh silly ass nigga needs to do the math on what age he started to listen to music

    • @visionariesjourney8488
      @visionariesjourney8488 10 лет назад

      stay in your lane bruh niggas like you make niggas like me look like niggas like you! don't reply back i not with the back n forth shit sucka and bruh take that street off yo name and be yourself u ain't running no streets i lived this shit 3 yrs in prison i been doing dirt u fresh off the porch lol pie ass nigga

    • @streetMind_Body_Business_816
      @streetMind_Body_Business_816 10 лет назад

      Matthew Duncan You want the fair-one or not bitch nigga. I'm not lolin or smilin. All I have these day's is money and time. I'm faceless nigga because REAL NIGGAS move anomalously. I can and will get to your ass if you keep talking shit bitch nigga, That profile pick will get me a lead sooner or later...

    • @visionariesjourney8488
      @visionariesjourney8488 10 лет назад

      don't contradict yourself bruh no legacy no morals and your mentality is of a child you to busy worrying and trying to figure out the next man you bird ass nigga i work for mine i been out for a hole year and since day 1 working nigga stop trying to play both sides of the fence by trying to talk down on the next mans lifestyle and your.name is something u don't live by u advertising yourself to much by inviting me to fade over the.internet lol smh what kind of a nigga are u ??

    • @streetMind_Body_Business_816
      @streetMind_Body_Business_816 10 лет назад

      Matthew Duncan PS bitch nigga, if you were ever really in a state or federal pen, you would know the fade and fair-one originated in prison. They was doin that shit at Leavenworth U.S.P, when I was there 10 yrs ago.

  • @itrustme618
    @itrustme618 10 лет назад +2

    I agree 100% a lot of "new" music sound the same as 3-6 from 12+ years ago

  • @youngkat1400
    @youngkat1400 7 лет назад +9

    Gangsta boo 😍😍😍

  • @primetimetacticaltraining
    @primetimetacticaltraining 6 лет назад +1

    My favorite rap group of all time is Three 6 Mafia, but I think there are only so many different ways to make a delivery that's eventually going to sound similar to someone else's. It doesn't necessarily mean that someone just decided to literally steal someone else's delivery, even though some do. The only thing now that can differentiate two artists is their voice itself and their actual lyrics. It has to be a little difficult to say who started this certain style of rap, but they were all out around the same time underground or mainstream. When I think of how the Migos rap I don't think of Lord. To me they have two totally different styles and deliveries. Now when folks say they started that style then yeah we got a problem.

  • @CTSFive
    @CTSFive 10 лет назад +43

    "Saying who is Gangsta Boo is like saying who is Marvin Gaye"
    No it's not

    • @Deepndakut757
      @Deepndakut757 10 лет назад +23

      she said it would be like HER saying who is Marvin Gaye...she's actually correct...dats like YOU saying "who's juicy j?"

    • @BlackKoshinomi
      @BlackKoshinomi 10 лет назад +1

      Deepndakut757 i agree i would compare Lord Infamous popularity to Marvin Gaye.

    • @KevinGloverpost24
      @KevinGloverpost24 6 лет назад

      #shetriedit

    • @nikiaclifton1318
      @nikiaclifton1318 6 лет назад

      Dam sure not! Lol

  • @nickwyatt31
    @nickwyatt31 4 года назад +1

    Hearing Migos say "I was 5 years old" makes me feel old AF!

  • @militaryminded7526
    @militaryminded7526 6 лет назад +4

    A muthafuckin legend right there SALUTE BOO💯💯💯

  • @KARIEMMOB7711
    @KARIEMMOB7711 7 лет назад +6

    look like Grandma Boo now

  • @keithfreeman5170
    @keithfreeman5170 5 месяцев назад +1

    RIP Boo… Lord Infamous

  • @VerbalWorld
    @VerbalWorld 10 лет назад +7

    Real shit do ur history kids

  • @fetti4real
    @fetti4real 8 лет назад +2

    Bone thugs originated alot of the fast flow too and they were harmonizing, and that's really who gets left out of the conversation

  • @TheReputed
    @TheReputed 6 лет назад +3

    that just a memphis flow period.

  • @danInRealife
    @danInRealife 3 года назад +1

    36 was underground.. no matter how famous they get, underground artists don't get the recognition they deserve ever... 🍻

  • @912LilSyk
    @912LilSyk 10 лет назад +7

    "Hickory Dickory Dock"... Just saying.

    • @WestsidePatriot
      @WestsidePatriot 10 лет назад +1

      I think you're on to something. I literally just did the flow to Hickory Dickory Dock and it came out flawless.

    • @TheBeigeBoxer
      @TheBeigeBoxer 6 лет назад +1

      Picas$o several 3-6 members actually said Hickory Dickory in there flows in the early 90s. I remember people saying that rapped ugly or nursery rhymed.

    • @kylesexton6067
      @kylesexton6067 4 года назад

      Brian Peters yeah, but I’d bet the one that’s most remembered is MC Mack. First Bodyparts if I remember right...

  • @jaimesmith2266
    @jaimesmith2266 3 года назад +1

    Memphis was a trend setter for a lot of folks.

  • @mihaly604repthemob5
    @mihaly604repthemob5 8 лет назад +3

    can't forget bout 3 Memphis kniccas...everyone got that style check it out.. Def bone stole

  • @Contricez
    @Contricez 4 года назад

    100% 🙌 Lord Infamous stamped that style first. RIP Lord Infamous & Koopsta Knicca

  • @mr.speyside5240
    @mr.speyside5240 8 лет назад +22

    Damn, she still look beautiful. More beautiful than sexy. Mature woman beauty. Those lips though.

    • @iMr.Jetpacks
      @iMr.Jetpacks 7 лет назад +2

      Angel S THAT NECKLACE IS WHAT MADE HER LOOK UGLY TO ME!! HOW YOU CLAIM YOU REAL BUT YOU REPPIN SATAN PUNK A**!?

    • @mr.speyside5240
      @mr.speyside5240 7 лет назад +5

      junebugg777 I don't care what you think. Why do you think i care about what you think? And turn off your caps lock. 😒

    • @churcheschickin
      @churcheschickin 7 лет назад +5

      Angel S she probably wearing it cuz of the group name three six mafia (666)

    • @mr.speyside5240
      @mr.speyside5240 7 лет назад +3

      I know that. The moron up top is the one having trouble with the concept.

    • @youtubeuser7798
      @youtubeuser7798 5 лет назад

      Thats a man, playa

  • @nicafene
    @nicafene 9 лет назад +1

    rest in peace scarcrow, hes the reason why im a rapper today and a good 1 at that, also andre 3000 is the other artist who inspired me as much as lord

  • @dasinhaberlicht3998
    @dasinhaberlicht3998 8 лет назад +8

    damn that triple 6 necklace though haha dope

    • @wingcommander2165
      @wingcommander2165 7 лет назад +5

      i was thinkin how awful it is

    • @iMr.Jetpacks
      @iMr.Jetpacks 7 лет назад

      alexander mapanao YOU FORREAL CUZZ? That look like something her daughter made at the craft store... it ain't got diamonds or nothing... just plain... so what's tough about it?? Dem some devil worshippers bruh!

    • @josephe2783
      @josephe2783 7 лет назад +3

      Fuck god.

    • @bludji
      @bludji 6 лет назад

      GODISNOWHERE when you read this what do you see GOD IS NOW HERE OR GOD IS NO WHERE i see the latter so i say fuck god too

    • @vanity2336
      @vanity2336 3 года назад

      Y’all are done fucking idiots, probly virgins

  • @azewo1438
    @azewo1438 2 года назад +1

    She’s right! Infamous top 3 rappers of all time. Just cause of how influential he was.

  • @woabeatz9717
    @woabeatz9717 7 лет назад +3

    Memphos and mississippi...hardly get credit....

  • @662chillin
    @662chillin 10 лет назад

    i've said this several times. Lord Infamous (and other 3 6 members as well as Skinny Pimp, Tommy Wright III) used this "Migos flow" almost 2 decades ago. Bone I would compare to Twista, Busta, Mystikal and Tech N9ne more than Lord Infamous because they are tongue twisters while Scarecrow used it less. That's what Migos does. They snap for about 4-8 bars like LI whereas Bone can go the whole 16 at that rate
    2 Chainz was just saying something to make headlines like a lot of these rappers today to keep their name out there. He knows better.

  • @andredavis8824
    @andredavis8824 7 лет назад +5

    migos will never come close too three 6 mafia these youngins need to do they're research before making a bold bullshit statements out there mouth only group that ever come close to three six is seed of 6ix and that's facts

  • @Bray_Jay
    @Bray_Jay 6 лет назад

    A classic example of Lord Infamous' "triplet" flow is the song "Front Page". You will hear it more from Lord Infamous than Skinny Pimp on the song.

  • @UncleSky98
    @UncleSky98 10 лет назад +3

    Offset and takeoff mastered tf outta that shit tho I think they utilize it better.. My opinion

    • @azcue7043
      @azcue7043 10 лет назад +14

      Hell No Youngin

    • @nikiaclifton1318
      @nikiaclifton1318 6 лет назад

      Lord Infamous style was unique but he was never a great rapper or as good as the boys Take Off and Offset. Next these ninjas will say Outkast, Goodie Mobb, and Dungeon Family stole Memphis style too. Lol

  • @Perfectpearl
    @Perfectpearl 4 года назад +2

    0:43
    Factz

  • @RankedShooter
    @RankedShooter 10 лет назад +8

    A l ot of artists stole shit from Memphis or just the south in general. But them ATL nunu bois get all the credit for it because thats the " Black Hollywood" so they say. Bottom line, if you are going to steal somebody style, just give credit. Nothing is new under the sun though!

    • @nikiaclifton1318
      @nikiaclifton1318 6 лет назад

      Next you will say Outkast, Goodie Mobb, and Dungeon Family stole Memphis style. Lol

  • @victorsurge6507
    @victorsurge6507 3 года назад +2

    3 6 didn't start triplet flows. Lord infamous was just the best with it

  • @notoriousb.i.z.5342
    @notoriousb.i.z.5342 7 лет назад +8

    krayzie bone and flesh n bone

    • @GoatDust
      @GoatDust 6 лет назад

      Triple D Exactly, I don't think they straight up copied it though, it's just triplet rapping. Rap was still new in 89 and even 95 and no one really rapped in triplets until Lord Infamous. If he hadn't someone else would have done it eventually so it's no surprise. Can't claim a triplet; no one claims 16th or 8th note rapping.

    • @GoatDust
      @GoatDust 6 лет назад

      Triple D you can't claim triplets. You can be the first to use them but that doesn't entitle you to exclusivity. Triplets are used in all other genres of music practically and no other genre accuses people of stealing rhythms because you really can't. It's much too basic.

  • @BlackOcelot0095
    @BlackOcelot0095 9 лет назад

    Listen to Bring the Noise (1988) by Public Enemy off the "It Takes a Nation of Millions to Hold Us Back" album. Chuck D is the one who actually introduced that particular type of flow that Migos uses. Dj Paul said Lord Infamous was doing it in 1989. That's a year after! Three 6 Mafia's debut album Mystic Stylez didn't come out till 1995 while Public Enemy's debut album "Yo! Bum Rush the Show" came out in 1987. Everyone already knows how influential PE was during that era as well as the rest of NYC's rappers. According to Wikipedia PE's first four albums during the late 1980s and early 1990s were all certified either gold or platinum.

  • @txtitan20
    @txtitan20 10 лет назад +3

    Gangsta Boo #Trill

  • @ThenewMattClark.Canadaprison
    @ThenewMattClark.Canadaprison 4 года назад +2

    They also sound like bone thugs. Migos are not original. They dope , but not original. Salute gangsta Boo.

  • @gldniexists
    @gldniexists 8 лет назад +3

    3 6 and bone thugz got they shit from Tommy Wright III ..

    • @GnzReviews
      @GnzReviews 8 лет назад

      Could be possible but they old rappers that started it

    • @TommyTomTompkins
      @TommyTomTompkins 8 лет назад

      hey woah!!!! my guy tommy right the III is a memphis ledgen

    • @blizzdamucisian7784
      @blizzdamucisian7784 8 лет назад +2

      Wrong completely wrong.. Bone dropped bone enterprise faces of death in 91...tommy write3 dropped thuggish ruggish bustas in 95/96 way after thuggish ruggish dropped.. Twista tech n9ne and bone all started at the same time as far as machine gun flow

    • @707nicky9
      @707nicky9 8 лет назад

      +Blizz DaMucisian Migos doesn't have that machine gun flow (Nothing like tech , Twista and bone) So it's not like they could have started it.

  • @662chillin
    @662chillin 9 лет назад

    Are we listening to the same interview? She did NOT compare herself to Marvin Gaye. She basically said Migos not knowing who Scarecrow was is like her not knowing who Marvin Gaye was and that all of this could be found with a simple search on Google/RUclips (young people who don't know who LI is/was)

  • @KARIEMMOB7711
    @KARIEMMOB7711 7 лет назад +5

    no, we were die hard eightball and Mjg fans in Atlanta!..

    • @nikiaclifton1318
      @nikiaclifton1318 6 лет назад

      Amen, and Infamous style was unique but he was no great rapper to pattern after, he didn't even rap good as Take Off. Next these ninjas will say Outkast, Goodie Mobb, and the Dungeon Family stole Memphis style. Lmao

    • @nikiaclifton1318
      @nikiaclifton1318 6 лет назад

      And I'm still die hard Eiht Ball and MJG fan for life.

  • @tinohernandez7370
    @tinohernandez7370 7 лет назад +2

    RIP Lord.......

  • @3serio
    @3serio 7 лет назад +3

    Lol you not Marvin Gaye dawg

  • @Nationof300
    @Nationof300 3 года назад +2

    Actually it was dj Spanish fly way back in 88

  • @NATEWRLD
    @NATEWRLD 9 лет назад +3

    K-Rock.... Lord Infamous... Skinny Pimp.... MC Mack.... All spit what Migos modernized... All was part of Triple 6 Mafia posse... Memphis is the Orgin of the "migos flow" they stupid as fuck for not claimin they jacked three 6... Bone Thugs jacked three 6... Migos Jacked Three 6... Took bone years to drop beef and finally jumped on a track with Paul and it was dope "murder on my mind" migos will admit it one day

    • @ANT1989
      @ANT1989 9 лет назад +1

      Bone Thugs did NOT jack their flow from Triple 6. Bone Thugs' style is completely different.

    • @ANT1989
      @ANT1989 9 лет назад

      Lol I been listening to TRIPLE SIX MAFIA since the EARLY 90's.
      Bone Thugs and Triple Six DO NOT rap the same...at all...

    • @7thirtyslugz
      @7thirtyslugz 8 лет назад

      +Mapcos The Cod4 god No one even knew who 3 6 was outside of memphis prior to Bone coming out....

    • @NATEWRLD
      @NATEWRLD 8 лет назад +1

      Slugga P
      just like soulja boy & drake jackin that beat for we made it from sky lex.. no one mainstream knows sky lex.. & he had the beat used it first.. does that mean drake n em aint steal it because olboy aint known outside his city... stfu with that shit. use common sense.. Trip 6 did it before bone... bone jacked the flow.. dont matter how you spin it or when you listened to em.. nothins changing that fact.

    • @7thirtyslugz
      @7thirtyslugz 8 лет назад

      +Mapcos The Cod4 god You gotta be able to hear someone first in order to steal their style .....

  • @johnjr9997
    @johnjr9997 9 лет назад

    YOUNGSTERs need to do their RESEARCH with everything they need to know they HISTORY Hiphop/Rap/Graffiti/Djing/ClothinStyle/Skateboarding etc..........KNOWLEDGE is KEY to Everything

  • @Jthrillz728
    @Jthrillz728 10 лет назад +3

    But I can't support that 666 shit which why I was a fan of PROJECT PAT more than three 6.

    • @Guerrillachop
      @Guerrillachop 10 лет назад

      Project Pat rockin with them so u are still supporting 3-6 music n plus they are all over his albums

    • @Jthrillz728
      @Jthrillz728 10 лет назад +1

      Im a always be a fan of Three 6 for being who they are and creating their own originality. I understand they was Triple Six Mafia at first but from a logical standpoint. I dont care how you make it when your promoting 666 like its something to be proud of I can fuck with that. Which is why I gravitated to Pat more along with his unique flow and storytelling.

    • @YoVillianess
      @YoVillianess 10 лет назад

      Jthrillz728 I get what you are saying (especially with that chain!) but they didn't use it just to use it. There is some reason why it's that way but I forgot (though I don't think it is a huge departure from their beginnings, don't remember). I'm sure you can google it.

    • @Jthrillz728
      @Jthrillz728 10 лет назад +1

      YoVillianess the trademark of using 666 is from the group actually starting originally with six members hence " Triple Six Mafia ". But it still doesn't justify them embracing that in the way they do especially when everyone knows that represents Lucifer. Its nothing I can do personally but im just voicing my opinion on it.

    • @DIZZYMANE
      @DIZZYMANE 10 лет назад

      It's all just entertainment

  • @goodreverend2k1
    @goodreverend2k1 3 года назад

    Skinny Pimp and Serial Killers/Triple 6 all I listened to in College. And damn Boo looking good.

  • @bigvinstyle
    @bigvinstyle 7 лет назад +3

    Man migos is trash. 3-6 best rap group ever. They created BUCK music. The two shouldn't even be said in the same breath.

    • @nikiaclifton1318
      @nikiaclifton1318 6 лет назад

      Luke and 2 Live Crew invented crunk. Lol

    • @mentlinc
      @mentlinc 5 лет назад

      Vibin on some real shit Wu Tang is the best group ever. If I want that wild shit 36 is the best group ever.

    • @andrewilliams2139
      @andrewilliams2139 5 лет назад

      @@nikiaclifton1318 2 live crew sound nothing like 3-6 and the buck music they created.

    • @andrewilliams2139
      @andrewilliams2139 5 лет назад

      @@nikiaclifton1318 2 live crew never got a club burned down because they caused the crowd go into a frenzy and tear the place up. 3-6 is very much like a rock band the mosh pit would go nuts and start throwing chairs and shit and fighting when their songs came on. The club owners all in the south told the DJ's they were fired if they played tripple six mafia songs.

  • @calvintedesco1186
    @calvintedesco1186 8 лет назад +1

    Lord Infamous, Kingpin Skinny Pimp, Skinny Pimp was bumpin Gangsta Pat, Ball, MJG, etc - check Gangsta Pat's flow and you'll hear it. It comes from Memphis, and Three 6 has put Memphis on the map more than anyone. The artists are all influenced by each other.

  • @timedilated6349
    @timedilated6349 7 лет назад +2

    RIP Scarecrow