Hollywood is a Shame oops sham people. IMO 30 percent of entertainment, 20 percent of politics and Only 10 of religious people are well meaning. The devil 😈 is father of the lie.
he said this garbage before.... but the way social media going, he couldn't, the boy had to back down and shut the fck up... he only barking now... cuz he can... he free by HCP and paul contracts. frayser aint shit... he dropped 1 good album under hcp, and me being me was meh... stop Riding his hard on
@@TrillMurray this is true. I’m not taking anything away from Memphis. But I’m talking about where the current wave in rap music is. There is a lot of attention on Memphis right now.
@@marlonreinvented1551 he needs to stay 🚇that's were his fan base is plus people know him already like playa fly skinny pimp and gangsta blac and gangsta pat independent instead of these 360 deals
Jealousy is a mf!!! I believe they saw hos potential to take away the "spotlight" he wrote one of their biggest songs ever and they started getting 🧂 and shelved him
I'm a die hard Triple 6 Mafia fan. I remember in 2010 or 2011 Frayser boy & his label buddies gave my drunk ass a ride to my Great Granny house on Campbellton Rd. In their Range Rover. Frayser a Good Nigga💯
It's so many artist that be saying that I still have love for them shit, but that shit need to stop but I understand alot of these dudes be young dont know the get down of how to do an how to move an most importantly how to sue to get out cha deal so you can move forward while you still have value.
Paul and juicy and Three 6 Mafia was always a float they never sunk below the water. They just saw Frasier boy showing, great potential and Got what they wanted out of it and then let him go
Frayser boy is not the only one,crunchy was held back too ,the most unknowns album really was crunchy blk solo album,and he was on fire ,they blocked him from callabs with big names " Ludacris " and others .. they blocked koopsta knicca, Playa fly, skinny pimp and all of their artists ,they held down so they couldn't grow bigger than Paul and juicy
@@Salaam71 Mannie got it really bad because he was a fire producer one of the top producers in southern hip hop but he couldn’t branch away from birdman and slim until like 2003-2004 he still wanted to make all the cash money records just wanted to branch out as well. They knew he would’ve moved on eventually. But he made all those beats too, that he wasn’t getting paid properly on.
@@Nemo71340 dang didn't know that I wondered why mannie fresh just left the 🎮 suddenly I haven't heard from him in a while cash money became more ignorant after the Carter 1 than that's when everyone abd everything changed
I noticed they only cared about certain people 🤷 😕 😒 lord imfamous had a tape album back in the early 90s and than afterwards nothing until he left and that album was just like a tape from them og tape days then koopsta knicca in the early 90s than remastered in 99 gangsta boo in 98 than 2001 I'm surprised she at least made 2 albums with them juicy j had an album dj paul had a collab album they let project pat put have all his albums except his jail situation but they were playing favorites in the group if yall didn't notice
Facts chi town native here fam 🙌 💯 🙏 👌 💪 😎 I got put on this album kinda late since 09 been hooked since it got me through some tuff times where you stay at in the chi??
Much respect to you Frayser Boy. Gone off that Bay was one of the hardest album ever made. Hope them boys take care of you like they suppose to. Seem like only Paul and Juicy the only one with money out the click
@@carimurel9348 please. Lord was so good he had to create Black Rain Ent? Nah… he was left out in the cold just like all of em. Gangsta Boo, Koopsta Knicca, Lord Infamous and at the end Crunchy Black… I ain’t even talking about Fraiser Boy and all them. They fucked them over. All of them.
36 produced a lot of classics independently during that time frame. It’s a damn shame they took advantage of a lot of talented artists. I get it they were running a business but pretty much on that label from that era says the same shit about Paul and Juicy.
@@homedeezyfasheezy5662 Paul and Juicy wanted that mainstream attention and a lot of the rappers under them outdone their usefulness. Same story with Death Row, Bad Boy, Cash Money/Young Money, Roc Nation and any other big name Hip Hop label.
One of the most underrated artists of the 2000's his voice look sound personality is all iconic he doesnt get shown any love fr and he is one of the best artits out of the south period!!!🌻🌸🌹💮🌼🏵🌷🥀🌺💐some flowers for my guy! 😉
Gone on that Bay is a classic! The intro set the tone, his lyrics and them beats were a thing of melodic beauty. The HCP song mane one of the best posse songs they put out.
@@carimurel9348 to be real ain't nobody on the label rich like Paul and juicy. I heard the lil wyte stories too about staying at females houses in Atlanta until he got back on his feet. I guess they just expect you to make money off your tours and shit.. Shit really fucked up
@@devin1820ify Paul and juice should have showed them how to do it on they own. I think Pat should be good tho, sure juice done gave him a couple millions.
Thank y’all BHighTV for this!!!! I grew up 3-6 and Frayser Boy is 1 of my all time greats and I always wondered where he was at and what he was doing!!!! Thank y’all
I can honestly feel his pain on how he went downhill and everyone else started going up it’s a shame that the people you trust in the moles are the ones who will create your demise
Ive lived my entire life by the motto "dont trust anyone" no joke. Only person i ever trusted was my momma and she passed when i was 16 so its been a cold cold world in my life
@Yo Mama’s A Funky Hoe! Project Pat I think has the best selling album on that label so that isn't true. Boo's first album shipped gold and there were plenty of artists that sold hundreds of thousands indy (hell most of the albums released after MDP were indy) so if Paul and Juice really wanted them to blow blow, they could have
I think ppll didnt understand the business, you notice ppl always come back to them, and even frayser didnt wanna talk shit.. ppl forget the major labels stole hcp and t6m from them.. they cant do a full group reunion with the name bc koop, boo, lord, and crunchy all broke contracts with the majors.. they were trying to position everyone, but i think pat and wyte are the only ones who figured it out.
Real talk but unfortunately they weren't mainstream and at that time shady was all over the place so was murder inc jay z rocafella dipset Nelly the list goes on and on
@@Jac735 the main one's that was killing it was 50 cent and g unit in that Era. While people were jamming to get rich or die trying we were jamming to gone of that bay. His album was released during the 50 cent hysteria. 50 cent greatly overshadowed mainstream artists so imagine a lowly underground artist? Me and my boy's thought get rich or die trying was too commercial. Fraser boy's album is a classic no doubt.
Same thing could be said about crunchy blk they abandoned him too,and blocked him from doing tracks with big artists that wanted to specifically do songs with crunchy not 3 6 mafia but just crunchy they blocked that ,cause crunchy was real hot he could've went solo and big names were asking for features with him just like frayser boy they blocked that
You can tell it still it hurts him. Frayser Boy truly overachieved with Hypnotized Minds. I remember when he used to just be on those random funny skits on Project Pat and Three Six Mafia albums. He was to Three Six kind of like how Waka Flocka was to Gucci early on.The dude that you always saw with them but he wasn’t really rapping. Soon as Frayser Boy had to step up he really did his thang and created his own lane. To see how it ended sucks. Like he said, he still got love for them. His loyalty is still there despite what they did and shows Frayser still a soldier. Karma is on his side. Hopefully one day all those guys will at least talk and reconcile all differences. But Three Six did this to every artist on their label and we all know the nature of the music business. Like Frayser Boy, learn the game because it’s business at the end of the day.
Even though it’s a business, it’s still ok to call out Juicy J and DJ Paul that are always talking about putting others on yet they rob those same Artist.
I wonder...WHY HE DID NOT SUE THEM??? Songwriters ALWAYS get paid the most when you paperwork is right. Also, I can tell he is a man of faith because a lot of stuff could have went down after that. He still has love for them. I am so happy he is finally sharing his story UNFILTERED!
It was a unique situation. They didnt allow you to do verses for artists outside of HCP (Crunchy Black said this on B High as well) and they would buy your publishing from you with upfront cash/vehicles (the La Chat story is infamous as they bought her for $20-25K and an Escalade I believe). You would get paid to do verses but you dont get songwriting publishing since they bought it from you (a couple of guys familiar with how they operated spoke at a local music get together we had) so the only way you made money is by doing shows. That's why Fly fell out with them because he learned the game from Chill Bill as far as owning your publishing (which he has always done)
The label was independent (usually distributed by Select-O-Hits or Koch) but they basically were at the mercy of Paul and Juice. Chat was indy when she was with HCP (Koch) but she was really independent when she dropped Dramatize via Rap Hustlaz (TVT)
I had his autograph at a record store in Memphis around Frasier one time when he was putting one of his albums out. I gave the autographed poster to a younger boy that was a fan.
This shit true. They wanted Wyte to do it but he said he couldn't come up with shit so he passed the ball to Frayser Boy and he knocked it out the park. 💯 Sad story man.
I always knew, but it’s a shame that the general public doesn’t know that’s his song, “Hard Out Here for a Pimp”. For the soundtrack, “Hustle & Flow” there were all of of local Memphis artists. No big artists were used for real.
I hate to hear stuff like this. I was raised in Memphis, grew up on Three 6 (or really, Triple Six Mafia), and was proud to see them ascend and win the Oscar. I always wondered why they never really seemed to capitalize on the notoriety of their Oscar win, especially with regard to Frayser Boy. Hearing his experience of how he was essentially abandoned by Paul and Juice is upsetting.
@@carimurel9348 hell yea since Skinny Pimp, the album made Paul & Juicy a lot of money & boosted the label up. Playa Fly & G Blac were smart to not sign anything, Fly torched them back to back..
Lemme tell u about jealousy. Sometimes people will sabatoge and hold you back even it means less shine for them just so u don’t gain...it’s levels to it. Paperwork gotta be right and lawyer on deck.
I say it all the time. Your level drops a notch after winning a Grammy and Oscar. Folks may say otherwise but it changes the mentality of folks mindset. But that after crash drops like coming off a serious high.
I’m 36, and 3 6 mafia, Frayser boy, crunchy, especially lil wyte, tye whole Memphis crowd, was what I grew up to and all I listened to. 3 6 produced the best beats and tempo to this day that nobody else has been able to top. But man, as the years went by, it’s become obvious that Paul and juicy used people more than being good to them, especially your top talent. Of course there’s always different sides to stories, but Frayser sure isn’t the only rapper that us spoke this way about juicy and Paul. Nonetheless, the 2000’s was hands down the best decade for rap, and will never be duplicated. Not just bc I was in high school-college, but the rap game especially Memphis rap,was just the most memorable
Honestly this was the business model back then! Buying an artist for $100K and still taking the backend and everything. I mean it SUCKS but it was what it was at the time! To their credit though, Paul and Juicy was literally making guys like FB household names overnight.
His First 2 albums 🔥. I could tell the key was rushed. Hypnotize minds had some of the most talented artists under them. They didn't know what to really do, and artist wasn't compensated properly.
@@Jac735 yea I noticed, imma huge h.c.p head. I was listening to chapter 2, tear da club up thugs earlier today. I'm from Atlanta, but grew up on Memphis music. I think guys will always be thankful for the opportunity, but contracts were a lil michael j fox ish.
It’s crazy how we do each other when money get involved!! Sad man. The reason why we can’t come up as a people like other groups.. Greed Jealousy & weak ass hating gotta stop. Bro just wanted what he deserved -worked for & still didn’t get that!
They did Chrome the same way. I just don't get it they attract talent just to to screw them over 1 or 2 albums when they could've gotten more out of these artists had they been straight from the jump.
@@Love-rt6kz It doesn’t! But when it comes to Our community it does plus ego! Which is why takeoff, nipsey, pop smoke, dolph, Pnb rock, Mo3, ect are dead and I’m just naming rappers not counting the people in the hood and aren’t famous. What white, Asian, Arab musical artist is this happening too?? Exactly! I’ve seen it… happen to people I know and I front of me! I’m talking about my community not anyone else’s! If u can’t understand that & all the Sh*t we’ve gone through & continue to go through then that’s u & your upbringing. I came up in the trenches like most black people
Black people take a hit after major awards. Cuba Gooding, whoopi, Morgan Freeman does all voice overs and support jobs, lou gosset went on to make 27 Iron Eagle movies. Halle got catwoman. No one even pays her extra to see her Whoo haws anymore.
Yep that's why it narrowed down to 2,that album where it was just dj Paul and juicy j, I didn't even bother to listen to that one " last to walk" album ,cause without crunchy blk I felt like I didn't wanna hear Paul and juicy, crunchy blk was the only reason I liked " the most known unknowns " album and that really was his solo album he said they jumped on it at the last minute and turned it into a 36 mafia album crunchy really was shinning on that album after that they kinda abandoned him too and wouldn't let big artists do a song with him without the group
@Yo Mama’s A Funky Hoe! He was owed songwriting/publishing royalties for the Oscar-winning song. But luckily, since he is a child of God he didn't get royalties for that demonic song.
Man I absolutely love 3-6 to death!!! But I think Master P was the only one that set up his artists out the gate 🤷🏾♂️💯 and even some No Limit artists I’m sure will disagree but at least P got you a house and car in your name as soon as you signed
That man has been wanting to get that off his chest for years 💪
He been saying it, he just hasn't had this big of a platform. I'm glad more people get to hear how they did him.
Hollywood is a Shame oops sham people. IMO 30 percent of entertainment, 20 percent of politics and Only 10 of religious people are well meaning. The devil 😈 is father of the lie.
he said this garbage before.... but the way social media going, he couldn't, the boy had to back down and shut the fck up... he only barking now... cuz he can... he free by HCP and paul contracts. frayser aint shit... he dropped 1 good album under hcp, and me being me was meh... stop Riding his hard on
Frayser Boy can still make hit music. He better get in that studio while Memphis is hot
Memphis been hot since the 80s. I think Frayser Boy could return at any time and make hits
@@TrillMurray this is true. I’m not taking anything away from Memphis. But I’m talking about where the current wave in rap music is. There is a lot of attention on Memphis right now.
Memphis will never cool off
@@marlonreinvented1551 ok I see what you mean
@@marlonreinvented1551 he needs to stay 🚇that's were his fan base is plus people know him already like playa fly skinny pimp and gangsta blac and gangsta pat independent instead of these 360 deals
That man is HURT. 😕
He was too loyal.
I thought Frayser was finna blow after that purple drank video. He had the best verse ! It’s sad hearing these stories about us doing each other dirty
Jealousy is a mf!!! I believe they saw hos potential to take away the "spotlight" he wrote one of their biggest songs ever and they started getting 🧂 and shelved him
Paul Wall ate that I Got that Drank song.🔥🔥🔥🔥
@@Jerell12nah Mike jones
I'm a die hard Triple 6 Mafia fan. I remember in 2010 or 2011 Frayser boy & his label buddies gave my drunk ass a ride to my Great Granny house on Campbellton Rd. In their Range Rover. Frayser a Good Nigga💯
#Cap they would never let a H03 @$$ ninja ride!
So He is what a Rap Producer??
@@vegasmitch1472 he’s a rapper
That's something I can believe..I use to meet him in the barber shop on Frs Blvd ..Blacks..he's a real cat 💯
It's so many artist that be saying that I still have love for them shit, but that shit need to stop but I understand alot of these dudes be young dont know the get down of how to do an how to move an most importantly how to sue to get out cha deal so you can move forward while you still have value.
They used his energy to stay afloat in the music industry 💯💯💯💯
Paul and juicy and Three 6 Mafia was always a float they never sunk below the water. They just saw Frasier boy showing, great potential and Got what they wanted out of it and then let him go
Frayser boy is a Memphis legend
Frayser boy is not the only one,crunchy was held back too ,the most unknowns album really was crunchy blk solo album,and he was on fire ,they blocked him from callabs with big names " Ludacris " and others .. they blocked koopsta knicca, Playa fly, skinny pimp and all of their artists ,they held down so they couldn't grow bigger than Paul and juicy
Mannie Fresh has a similar story about being blocked or not notified when other artists were trying to work with him. Sad..
@@Salaam71 Mannie got it really bad because he was a fire producer one of the top producers in southern hip hop but he couldn’t branch away from birdman and slim until like 2003-2004 he still wanted to make all the cash money records just wanted to branch out as well. They knew he would’ve moved on eventually. But he made all those beats too, that he wasn’t getting paid properly on.
@@Nemo71340 dang didn't know that I wondered why mannie fresh just left the 🎮 suddenly I haven't heard from him in a while cash money became more ignorant after the Carter 1 than that's when everyone abd everything changed
I noticed they only cared about certain people 🤷 😕 😒 lord imfamous had a tape album back in the early 90s and than afterwards nothing until he left and that album was just like a tape from them og tape days then koopsta knicca in the early 90s than remastered in 99 gangsta boo in 98 than 2001 I'm surprised she at least made 2 albums with them juicy j had an album dj paul had a collab album they let project pat put have all his albums except his jail situation but they were playing favorites in the group if yall didn't notice
dj paul & juicy j are trash people
I be ridin around Chicago bumpin Everyday Thang on repeat for hours periodically for bout the last 20 years, that whole album was a ultra classic.
Facts chi town native here fam 🙌 💯 🙏 👌 💪 😎 I got put on this album kinda late since 09 been hooked since it got me through some tuff times where you stay at in the chi??
Much respect to you Frayser Boy. Gone off that Bay was one of the hardest album ever made. Hope them boys take care of you like they suppose to. Seem like only Paul and Juicy the only one with money out the click
Yo! Gone off that Bay 💯classic
They is, Pat good, Lord was good, but everyone else fucked up
Pat good too..healthy etc
Juicy kept hustling tho katy perry etc wiz mixtapes etc
@@carimurel9348 please. Lord was so good he had to create Black Rain Ent? Nah… he was left out in the cold just like all of em.
Gangsta Boo, Koopsta Knicca, Lord Infamous and at the end Crunchy Black…
I ain’t even talking about Fraiser Boy and all them. They fucked them over. All of them.
FB and lil whyte both had underrated albums
which fb album??
@@descolabandz8855 for Frayser it was Gone on Dat Bay and Me Being Me. For Whyte it was Doubt Me Now, Phinally Phamous, and The One & Only
Lil wyte first album first song sends chill to me still to this day.Doubt me NOW
@@jasonmoses7785 best kick pattern ever, maybe my favorite beat ever
damn I didn't know this. as a Memphian most of us don't know this. we hate to see our hometown groups do this to eachother. shout out Frayser boy!! 🤴
We knew we just didn’t want to admit it
Frayser is the truth Gone on that Bay is one of the best albums ever !
Yessir
@@Fireslanga1 100 I got that and me being me on CD
Never could find the key then he vanished and came back lol
36 produced a lot of classics independently during that time frame. It’s a damn shame they took advantage of a lot of talented artists. I get it they were running a business but pretty much on that label from that era says the same shit about Paul and Juicy.
@@homedeezyfasheezy5662 Paul and Juicy wanted that mainstream attention and a lot of the rappers under them outdone their usefulness. Same story with Death Row, Bad Boy, Cash Money/Young Money, Roc Nation and any other big name Hip Hop label.
🔥🔥🔥🔥
Gone on that bay had a lot of hits! I love how his voice was in his music. NO autotune.
One of the most underrated artists of the 2000's his voice look sound personality is all iconic he doesnt get shown any love fr and he is one of the best artits out of the south period!!!🌻🌸🌹💮🌼🏵🌷🥀🌺💐some flowers for my guy! 😉
Gone on that Bay is a classic! The intro set the tone, his lyrics and them beats were a thing of melodic beauty. The HCP song mane one of the best posse songs they put out.
I'm still play the dragged and chopped version religiously
I'm the biggest HCP fan.. And this break my heart hearing his pain
Frayser was loyal too. Got that HCP tattooed on his arm.
@@brandonbennett7337 hell yea proud and loyal. Him and lil wyte got it tatted. Paul and juicy just chunked him like a used up hoe
That why Gotti didn't sign, but people think Gotti was hating, they gave that mane a fuck deal
@@carimurel9348 to be real ain't nobody on the label rich like Paul and juicy. I heard the lil wyte stories too about staying at females houses in Atlanta until he got back on his feet. I guess they just expect you to make money off your tours and shit.. Shit really fucked up
@@devin1820ify Paul and juice should have showed them how to do it on they own. I think Pat should be good tho, sure juice done gave him a couple millions.
I never listened to him but I'm buying this project, because I feel it in his voice.
He dope
Gone on that bay is a classic
He is 🔥 and, UNDERATED.
You won't be disappointed.
Where you been??
Thank y’all BHighTV for this!!!! I grew up 3-6 and Frayser Boy is 1 of my all time greats and I always wondered where he was at and what he was doing!!!! Thank y’all
Me 2 and now we got our answer
I WISH You the BEST Frayser 💯🙏
Entertainment 🌎 world is controlled by demonic types and 💰🤑 is root of All evil. Trust God. Verse >> Psalms 118:8-9 KJV
This was therapy for Frayser 😞 Salute 💪🏽💪🏽
One of my favorite artists. Stay focused I'd still bump to this day. Also I felt the emotions on what he said towards the end
I can honestly feel his pain on how he went downhill and everyone else started going up it’s a shame that the people you trust in the moles are the ones who will create your demise
Unfortunately the same thing happened between Kingpin Skinny Pimp, Playa Fly, and DJ Paul.
Ive lived my entire life by the motto "dont trust anyone" no joke. Only person i ever trusted was my momma and she passed when i was 16 so its been a cold cold world in my life
@@worstthingsfirst love me some skinny pimp, playa fly, ohh and another dude that dont gwt enough love is tommy wright III
@@jrwizz Tommy Wright III and 10 Wanted Men for sure.
Acted like that was their song!!! Much love Frayser Bizzle Gone On That Bay stayed in my CD player for 6/7 months
I'm glad to see Frayser Boy. I think he could record a new album now and do great.
Wicked like “got damn” smh
Damn! I love Frayser Boy's music, it can be inspiring and motivational sometimes. Keep ya head up bro, hoping to hear more from you.
He has a unique voice. Keep going
Hang in there my brother 🙏 there's a whole lot of us know you and your music
The legend YungDro Productions in the house!
frayser boy is dope what he said is motivational you have to keep your faith in god when your goin through things
Everybody like that from that way. I grew up in that area. MS and TN, you grow up in the church. Paul daddy was a preacher.
@@grindhard4312 sane was juice dad
Frayser Boy is your favorite rappers favorite rapper.
I'm a fan of 3-6 but you can tell in the end Paul and Juice were looking out for themselves. Artist after artist were leaving that label.
@Yo Mama’s A Funky Hoe! Project Pat I think has the best selling album on that label so that isn't true. Boo's first album shipped gold and there were plenty of artists that sold hundreds of thousands indy (hell most of the albums released after MDP were indy) so if Paul and Juice really wanted them to blow blow, they could have
@Yo Mama’s A Funky Hoe! That might be true, but that’s still no reason for Paul and Juice to take advantage of them.
@Yo Mama’s A Funky Hoe! That's true but after Paul and juicy ran off all their artists they turned on each other
Lil white doing good
I think ppll didnt understand the business, you notice ppl always come back to them, and even frayser didnt wanna talk shit.. ppl forget the major labels stole hcp and t6m from them.. they cant do a full group reunion with the name bc koop, boo, lord, and crunchy all broke contracts with the majors.. they were trying to position everyone, but i think pat and wyte are the only ones who figured it out.
Frayser Boy made some amazing hits. Id love to here more hits!!
Gone on that bay was a top 5 album in 2003.
Real talk but unfortunately they weren't mainstream and at that time shady was all over the place so was murder inc jay z rocafella dipset Nelly the list goes on and on
@@Jac735 the main one's that was killing it was 50 cent and g unit in that Era. While people were jamming to get rich or die trying we were jamming to gone of that bay. His album was released during the 50 cent hysteria. 50 cent greatly overshadowed mainstream artists so imagine a lowly underground artist? Me and my boy's thought get rich or die trying was too commercial. Fraser boy's album is a classic no doubt.
3-6 took advantage of ppl who lack the knowledge of the industry. Your own ppl will get over on you the most.
When he said it was for them earlier, but for him later, means he has learned from the experience and gotten stronger and better.
They knew you was the man and didn’t want anyone else to find out, they wanted to be in the light on their own.
Same thing could be said about crunchy blk they abandoned him too,and blocked him from doing tracks with big artists that wanted to specifically do songs with crunchy not 3 6 mafia but just crunchy they blocked that ,cause crunchy was real hot he could've went solo and big names were asking for features with him just like frayser boy they blocked that
@@sidneywilder2731 for sure
Pay Frasier Boy What he's owed
You can tell it still it hurts him. Frayser Boy truly overachieved with Hypnotized Minds. I remember when he used to just be on those random funny skits on Project Pat and Three Six Mafia albums. He was to Three Six kind of like how Waka Flocka was to Gucci early on.The dude that you always saw with them but he wasn’t really rapping. Soon as Frayser Boy had to step up he really did his thang and created his own lane. To see how it ended sucks. Like he said, he still got love for them. His loyalty is still there despite what they did and shows Frayser still a soldier. Karma is on his side. Hopefully one day all those guys will at least talk and reconcile all differences. But Three Six did this to every artist on their label and we all know the nature of the music business. Like Frayser Boy, learn the game because it’s business at the end of the day.
Even though it’s a business, it’s still ok to call out Juicy J and DJ Paul that are always talking about putting others on yet they rob those same Artist.
Tell him to talk to Jay Z and Yo Gotti to get that ish straight and get the work he should have got after winning an academy
Frayser Boy Lil Wyte and Fiend need to do a album together
That'll be a tuff album
I wonder...WHY HE DID NOT SUE THEM??? Songwriters ALWAYS get paid the most when you paperwork is right. Also, I can tell he is a man of faith because a lot of stuff could have went down after that. He still has love for them. I am so happy he is finally sharing his story UNFILTERED!
It was a unique situation. They didnt allow you to do verses for artists outside of HCP (Crunchy Black said this on B High as well) and they would buy your publishing from you with upfront cash/vehicles (the La Chat story is infamous as they bought her for $20-25K and an Escalade I believe).
You would get paid to do verses but you dont get songwriting publishing since they bought it from you (a couple of guys familiar with how they operated spoke at a local music get together we had) so the only way you made money is by doing shows. That's why Fly fell out with them because he learned the game from Chill Bill as far as owning your publishing (which he has always done)
He said they were independent artists
The label was independent (usually distributed by Select-O-Hits or Koch) but they basically were at the mercy of Paul and Juice. Chat was indy when she was with HCP (Koch) but she was really independent when she dropped Dramatize via Rap Hustlaz (TVT)
@@662chillin Boosie said he didn't get any money from asylum so I'm assuming wyte and frayser didn't either
They did everything in house
I had his autograph at a record store in Memphis around Frasier one time when he was putting one of his albums out. I gave the autographed poster to a younger boy that was a fan.
Man,he trying to be as cool about it as he could,but you could see that shit hurt him bad!!Much respect Fa sho!!
Frayser Boy always loyal as fuck.
Frayser Boy and Lil Wyte part of my childhood 🫡 dope time
Been bumping "gone on that bay " all October this well overdue
Dats what fly n blac been saying 4 years those ni66as can't str8 at all wen it comes 2 da money 💯
Kept that shit TOO REAL. Yeah, it hurt at the end but those were some of the BEST times in my life!
This shit true. They wanted Wyte to do it but he said he couldn't come up with shit so he passed the ball to Frayser Boy and he knocked it out the park. 💯 Sad story man.
Do what
@@KcKims song hard for a pimp
I always knew, but it’s a shame that the general public doesn’t know that’s his song, “Hard Out Here for a Pimp”.
For the soundtrack, “Hustle & Flow” there were all of of local Memphis artists. No big artists were used for real.
Facts, a lot of people don't like admitting that, but Paul and juice fucked a lot of their artists.
Yeah that's crazy and I grew up around the Memphis area! I didnt even know FB wrote that.
Shout out FB we rocking with ya .. great interview
That’s crazy, the vibe Da Key had make a lot of sense now fr
Guess T rock was right all these years after ppl said he was just hatin.
I hate to hear stuff like this. I was raised in Memphis, grew up on Three 6 (or really, Triple Six Mafia), and was proud to see them ascend and win the Oscar. I always wondered why they never really seemed to capitalize on the notoriety of their Oscar win, especially with regard to Frayser Boy. Hearing his experience of how he was essentially abandoned by Paul and Juice is upsetting.
You from Memphis, you should know they been fuckin they artists, but they didn't know any better
@@carimurel9348 Oh yeah, I been knew. Still disappointing when you actually hear them talk about it.
@@carimurel9348 hell yea since Skinny Pimp, the album made Paul & Juicy a lot of money & boosted the label up.
Playa Fly & G Blac were smart to not sign anything, Fly torched them back to back..
Every artist has the same story.
Yep koopsta knicca, crunchy blk, they held them back
This is the first interview I've seen with frayzer
Lemme tell u about jealousy. Sometimes people will sabatoge and hold you back even it means less shine for them just so u don’t gain...it’s levels to it. Paperwork gotta be right and lawyer on deck.
Great post! It's all ultimately a business!
Big ups to Frayser Boy! I rock with you cap!
Cuz DJ Paul & Juicy J sold they soul crunchy Blac done outed them
Gone on that bay .... Classic💯
Labels would rather spend money on all type of extravagant things to avoid giving it to the IRS. But don't pay the actual artist.
*Frayser Boy, I love your work fam!!* Yo that album where you robbing yourself on the cover, used to slap that shit every day💯 s/o from DC
Bout to go bump Gone on That Bay right now
I say it all the time. Your level drops a notch after winning a Grammy and Oscar. Folks may say otherwise but it changes the mentality of folks mindset. But that after crash drops like coming off a serious high.
From what I hear most actors careers bottom out after winning the Academy Award.
Damn damn damn I hate that 😞
I’m 36, and 3 6 mafia, Frayser boy, crunchy, especially lil wyte, tye whole Memphis crowd, was what I grew up to and all I listened to. 3 6 produced the best beats and tempo to this day that nobody else has been able to top. But man, as the years went by, it’s become obvious that Paul and juicy used people more than being good to them, especially your top talent. Of course there’s always different sides to stories, but Frayser sure isn’t the only rapper that us spoke this way about juicy and Paul. Nonetheless, the 2000’s was hands down the best decade for rap, and will never be duplicated. Not just bc I was in high school-college, but the rap game especially Memphis rap,was just the most memorable
Damn this hard to hear. Glad my brother is getting it off his chest tho. Let’s talk to one another black ppl.
Where is Chrome at?
Honestly this was the business model back then! Buying an artist for $100K and still taking the backend and everything. I mean it SUCKS but it was what it was at the time! To their credit though, Paul and Juicy was literally making guys like FB household names overnight.
Fly said it best
His First 2 albums 🔥. I could tell the key was rushed. Hypnotize minds had some of the most talented artists under them. They didn't know what to really do, and artist wasn't compensated properly.
Facts they only cared about lil wyte and project pat though towards the end didn't know if you noticed
@@Jac735 yea I noticed, imma huge h.c.p head. I was listening to chapter 2, tear da club up thugs earlier today. I'm from Atlanta, but grew up on Memphis music. I think guys will always be thankful for the opportunity, but contracts were a lil michael j fox ish.
@@Jac735 Pat is Juicy's brother and Wyte was their great white hope, so makes sense
I always felt Frayser Boy was the most loyal out of HCP
Frayser boy albums where some of the best albums coming from HCP....press play and walk away from the cd player. Let it roll.
It’s crazy how we do each other when money get involved!! Sad man. The reason why we can’t come up as a people like other groups.. Greed Jealousy & weak ass hating gotta stop. Bro just wanted what he deserved -worked for & still didn’t get that!
They did Chrome the same way. I just don't get it they attract talent just to to screw them over 1 or 2 albums when they could've gotten more out of these artists had they been straight from the jump.
@@joeclaridy It's an industry ritual. To prove their loyalty to the J'ish, they have to swindle their own.
It's not just us, Taylor Swift had the same issue on a much larger scale and more public, it's the nature of the beast as far as the industry goes.
Greed & jealousy hve no particular color 🤷🏾♀️
@@Love-rt6kz It doesn’t! But when it comes to Our community it does plus ego! Which is why takeoff, nipsey, pop smoke, dolph, Pnb rock, Mo3, ect are dead and I’m just naming rappers not counting the people in the hood and aren’t famous. What white, Asian, Arab musical artist is this happening too?? Exactly! I’ve seen it… happen to people I know and I front of me! I’m talking about my community not anyone else’s! If u can’t understand that & all the Sh*t we’ve gone through & continue to go through then that’s u & your upbringing. I came up in the trenches like most black people
And he had the hardest posse songs outta all them days. .. the city was different back then them old memphis days was tooooo fie
Seems like three 6 wanted the people to think they got the Oscar on there own🤷🏼
They were jealous that Frayser surpassed them. So Paul & Juice did everything they could to kill his motivation!
Their*
Music BUSINESS people are not your friends. You just met them because they like your talent.
Imagine winning an Oscar, it’s hugely celebratory especially for a dude from the hood and then everything turning into shit after.
When you dont take the oath. Kept his soul
Black people take a hit after major awards. Cuba Gooding, whoopi, Morgan Freeman does all voice overs and support jobs, lou gosset went on to make 27 Iron Eagle movies. Halle got catwoman. No one even pays her extra to see her Whoo haws anymore.
In high school me and my brother use to bump you faithfully
"You can act a damn fool cause imma damn fool too"...Frayser
When he said don't give me nothing but straighten me up on what I've earned is real sh**
I’m not really surprised. They’ve literally fell out with everybody in hypnotize
Yep that's why it narrowed down to 2,that album where it was just dj Paul and juicy j, I didn't even bother to listen to that one " last to walk" album ,cause without crunchy blk I felt like I didn't wanna hear Paul and juicy, crunchy blk was the only reason I liked " the most known unknowns " album and that really was his solo album he said they jumped on it at the last minute and turned it into a 36 mafia album crunchy really was shinning on that album after that they kinda abandoned him too and wouldn't let big artists do a song with him without the group
Sad
Damn.They did Frayser Boy green🤦🏾♂️🤦🏾♂️🤦🏾♂️
Did he ever get a lawyer? Do they owe him money?
Shit sad 36 always was my favorite being from Memphis but I always heard these types of stories smh props to frayser bizzle tho
Yep me too! Heard they was giving artists $25K and a HCP chain to sign and taking your publishing.
I would buy a new Frayser boy album
Man that’s messed up how they did Frayser Boy. He wrote that song and didn’t give that man credit for it only behind closed doors
He was on the credits what are you talking bout
@@ESTENT-cu7qd I’m talking about they didn’t give him his credit as in what he was owed for the sonelg
@Yo Mama’s A Funky Hoe! He was owed songwriting/publishing royalties for the Oscar-winning song. But luckily, since he is a child of God he didn't get royalties for that demonic song.
@Yo Mama’s A Funky Hoe! That's not what he is referring to. Of course you don't get a check for winning an Oscar.
When you make deals with the devil...
A lot of people that signed to Hypnotized Mindz didn't read contracts. They just looked at the advance money.
Michael Jai White said it after you win a Oscar your life goes down.
Dam FB that music industry a beast!!! Glad to see him still up though!! We use to bump all that ish!!
Gone On That Bay needs a part 2 with the same production from DJ Paul and Juice
Welcome to Memphis, where you bet not blink!😉🙃
Man I absolutely love 3-6 to death!!! But I think Master P was the only one that set up his artists out the gate 🤷🏾♂️💯 and even some No Limit artists I’m sure will disagree but at least P got you a house and car in your name as soon as you signed
Fiend is on his own and eating great to this day.
There's One In Every Family 2- 💥💥
No limit artist had it made some just didn't value it and pissed it away.
I’m from Tennessee but live here in Vegas and put a couple of dudes on Frayser boy after I was playing the album gone on that bay.