In this episode, Vance and Ahmad dive deep into the 30th anniversary of Three 6 Mafia's debut album, Mystic Styles.

They reflect on the album's significance, its influence on hip hop, and the personal connections they have with the music. The conversation explores the impact of horror films on the album's themes, the standout tracks featuring Gangsta Boo and Lord Infamous, and the storytelling elements that define the group's style. They also discuss the lasting legacy of Three 6 Mafia and how their sound continues to resonate with contemporary artists. In this conversation, Ahmad and Vance delve into the evolution of Three 6 Mafia, exploring their rise from underground artists to mainstream icons. They discuss their music's cultural significance, their success's impact, and the infamous beef with Bone Thugs-n-Harmony.

The dialogue highlights the complexities of fame, the influence of Southern rap, and the societal reflections found in their lyrics, ultimately celebrating the undeniable legacy of Three 6 Mafia in hip hop history.

In this conversation, Vance and Ahmad discuss the evolving landscape of the music industry, particularly focusing on the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame's inclusion of hip hop artists. They explore the significance of Three 6 Mafia's contributions, the need for a dedicated Hip Hop Hall of Fame, and the impact of fame on artists' mental health. The discussion also touches on concert experiences, revealing the true popularity of artists like SZA and Kendrick Lamar. It concludes with reflections on the future of the music industry and their podcast.

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