Hypnotize Minds

Hypnotize Minds
Parent company	Sony
Founded	1994
Founder	Three 6 Mafia
Distributing label	Columbia
Genre	Hip hop
Country of origin	U.S.
Official Website	www.triplesix.com

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Hypnotize Minds is a record label (originally named Prophet Entertainment) started by the Memphis rap group Three 6 Mafia.

This record label consists of an extended collective of rappers around in-house producers DJ Paul and Juicy J. 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 and Lil Wyte.

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. 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.

[edit] Artists

DJ Paul - CEO, Producer, Artist
Juicy J - CEO, Producer, Artist
Project Pat - Artist
Lil Wyte - Artist

[edit] Former Artists

Lord Infamous - Ex-Three 6 Mafia member, Breached his contract with Sony in 2005 when he was sent to prison. Still works with DJ Paul on his underground albums such as Scale-A-Ton. Now CEO of Black Rain Entertainment. In an interview he stated: "There may be a surprise Three 6 thing in the future, but we still discussing that."
Frayser Boy - Unknown reasons, now runs B.A.R Muzik.
Chrome - Left because no promotion on his album Project Landlord
Yung D - Left because he wanted to go in a different direction with his music
Crunchy Black (1994-2006) - Ex-Three 6 Mafia member, Left because of problems with DJ Paul and Juicy J. Claimed that Hypnotize Minds didn't care about him.
Gangsta Boo (1994-2001) - Ex-Three 6 Mafia member, left due to money disputes
Koopsta Knicca (1993-2000) - Ex-Three 6 Mafia member, left over a dispute about appearing on ex-Mafia member Kingpin Skinny Pimp's independent album.
La Chat (1995, 1999-2003) - Left due to underpayment, is related to one of Three Six Mafia's founders.
Gangsta Blac (1993-1996) - Left due to underpayment.
Kingpin Skinny Pimp (1991-1996) - Left because DJ Paul tricked him into signing over his rights to the album King of da Playaz Ball while he was going through a rough patch, Paul gave him $10,000 and told him to "buy a car and put some rims on it"; All the money made from the independent CD sales went to Paul, somewhere in the sum of $400,000.
Lil' Fly (1993-1995) - Was booted off the label by Paul & Juicy because of a drug habit, He cleaned himself up and changed his alias to Playa Fly.
Boogiemane (2004-2006) - Left with Crunchy Black.
T-Rock (1997-2001) - Left due to problems with DJ Paul & Juicy J. He put a diss song out about DJ Paul and Juicy J on an Atlanta radio station; after the incident DJ Paul & Juicy J called him out to come to a show, he didn't but then appeared unexpectedly at another in Atlanta; Lord Infamous broke his collar bone during the scuffle. But they're now collaborating and have released various projects with each other. He is also signed to Black Rain Entertainment, Lord Infamous said "he's real talented with this music shit" and jumped at the opportunity.
K-Rock (1995-1998) - Left to pursue a solo career.
Indo G (1992-1999) - Left to pursue a solo career. His friend and former Prophet Ent. investor Nicki Scarfo bought out his contract for $75,000 so he could be free.
Lil Gin (1991- 1994) - Left to pursue solo career.
Lil Buc - Still a close friend of DJ Paul, but currently inactive as a member (appeared on underground classics like "Suck a Nigga Dick" Parts 1 and 2).
Lil Glock and S.O.G. - Never left, they were imprisoned for a while, Lil Glock is still a close friend of Project Pat. Lil Glock and S.O.G caught a murder charge according to Juicy J.
Homicide (1992-1994) - Fell out with group after dispute with Juicy J at a club.
Carmike - Rapped with a style much like the kind Koopsta Knicca uses today.
211 - Still a close friend of Skinny Pimp.
M-Child - Now a part of Kamikaze Inc.
Killa Klan Kaze - M.C. Mack and Scanman - now Kamikaze Inc., When DJ Paul and Juicy J renamed the label Hypnotize Minds, M.C. Mack and Scanman opted not to sign and left to pursue a solo career.
Nigga Creep - Juicy J and Project Pat's cousin, was shot and killed in 2000.
D-Magic - Still a close friend of Juicy J, but currently inactive as a member.
Grandaddy Souf - Left to pursue a solo career.
Lil' Noid - Unknown why he left, currently signed to T.O.R.N records.
Killa B
Droopy Drew Dog
MC Wicked
Nigga 9

[edit] List of past line-ups

[edit] Prophet Posse

Three 6 Mafia (until 1998)
Killa Klan Kaze
Droopy Drew Dogg
M-Child
Nigga Creep
Indo G

[edit] Tear da Club Up Thugs

[edit] Hypnotize Camp Posse

La Chat
M.C. Mack
Frayser Boy
Scan Man
Gangsta Boo
Koopsta Knicca
Crunchy Black
Lord Infamous

[edit] Da Headbussaz

[edit] Discography

[edit] As a collective

1998: Prophet Posse - Body Parts
1999: Tear Da Club Up Thugs - CrazyNDaLazDayz
2000: Three 6 Mafia Presents: Hypnotize Camp Posse - Hypnotize Camp Posse
2002: Da Headbussaz - Dat's How It Happen To'M

[edit] Solo discography

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)
DJ Paul - Underground Volume 16: For Da Summa
DJ Paul - Scale-A-Ton
Frayser Boy - Gone On That Bay (2003)
Frayser Boy - Gone on That Bay (Chopped and Screwed) (2003)
Frayser Boy - Me Being Me (2005)
Frayser Boy - Da Key (2008)
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 - Da Hoodaway
Gimisum Family - Da Hoodaway pt 2 - Da Otha Side Of The Family (1994)
Indo G - Angel Dust (1998)
Juicy J - Chronicles of the Juice Man
Juicy J - Hustle Till I Die
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 Pt. 2 (1994)
Lil Gin - Shake Junt (1995)
Lil Glock & S.O.G. - Blow A Niggaz Ass Off (1994)
Lil Jule - Ashes 2 Ashes (1994)
Lil Noid - Paranoid Funk
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)
Lil Wyte - The Bad Influence (2009)
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)
Project Pat - Real Recognize Real (2009)
T-Rock - Rock Solid/4:20 (2003)
Z-Dog & A.K. - Underground Tape

[edit] Music videography

For a Three 6 Mafia music videography, see Three 6 Mafia.

Three 6 Mafia's Tear Da Club Up '97
Three 6 Mafia's Hit a Mutha Fucka
Three 6 Mafia's Late Night Tip
Three 6 Mafia's Who Run It
Three 6 Mafia's Sippin On Some Syzzurp
Three 6 Mafia's Tongue Ring
Three 6 Mafia's 2-Way Freak
Three 6 Mafia's Baby Mama
Three 6 Mafia's Ridin Spinners
Three 6 Mafia's Ghetto Chick
Three 6 Mafia's Who I Iz
Three 6 Mafia's Stay Fly
Three 6 Mafia's Poppin My Collar
Three 6 Mafia's Side 2 Side
Three 6 Mafia's Doe Boy Fresh
Three 6 Mafia's I'd Rather
Three 6 Mafia's Lolli Lolli
Three 6 Mafia's Lil Freak
Three 6 Mafia's Shake My
three 6 Mafia's Feel It
Project Pat's Ballers
Project Pat's Chickenhead
Project Pat's Don't Save Her
Project Pat's Make Dat Azz Clap
Project Pat's Good Googly Moogly
Project Pat's Raised In The Projects
Project Pat's Don't Call Me No Mo
Project Pat's Keep It Hood
Gangsta Boo's Where Dem Dollas At?
Gangsta Boo's Love Dont Live (U Abandon Me)
La Chat's You Ain't Mad Iz Ya
Indo G's Rememver Me Ballin
Kingpin Skinny Pimp's One Live To Live
Lil Wyte's I Sho Will
Lil Wyte's Talkin' Ain't Walkin
Frayser Boy's I Got That Drank
Yung D's Damn/ What Chu Think
DJ Kay Slay's Who Gives A Fuck Where U From
Juicy J's 30 Inches
Juicy J's Ugh Ugh Ugh
Juicy J's North Memphis Like Me (Remix)
Juicy J's Lets Get High
Juicy J's Hood Sprung
Juicy J's Talkin Shit
Juicy J and Project Pat Twerk
Juicy J, Project Pat, and Lil Reno They Want Me Gone
DJ Paul's U O'nt Want It
DJ Paul's Jus Like Dat
DJ Paul's She Wanna Get High
DJ Paul's Wanta Be Like You
DJ Paul's Fuckboy/Im Drunk (Remix)

[edit] See also

[edit] References

Project Pat Murder Dog Interview article in 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

[edit] External links

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