Fly and pat themselves will tell you they never had a beef pat was the only one fly still was cool with during the beef they were seen around the city with each other multiple times kicking it
@Round_86 Pat was rapping then, Nine to yo Dome came out in 94, how is he not a member?? They are literally calling his name throughout Mystic Styles, he's even listed a member of the group on the album.
Fly and his team or whoever is behind him, been always striking these channels and their uploads So... download dat shht right away .. the internet is full of archives and once you know where and hownto search for it, you'll find this shht literally everywhere 👀
@@mr.trammell6399 Either *some* random songs in his catalogue are in the auto-copyright system and instead of just taking any ad revenue and keeping the video up, they choose to remove the whole vid. Or, I could see Fly taking these down if he was gonna upload the shit himself, but until then, you know we're gonna do what we do and not let this shit die
@@mr.trammell6399 I've had songs that used the original melodies that Three 6 Mafia sampled recognized as Three 6, even though THEY sampled it, i get flagged for having Three 6 Mafia. Copyright is fucked on this site
Took me back to Sth. Parkway and Bellevue, Fountain Court and McLemore even more than that!!! R i.p to my cousin Devon Lewis. Much love to my brothers and sisters the Collins Family on Neptune St ,My guys on the back streets Edith, Saxon, College St., muthafucking Ida St. Niggaaaa. We Memphis niggaz mane!!! LMG 2 Lamar Terrace mane
I grew up in Parkway Village. Hearing stuff like this blasting from cars, hooked me from the very first time i heard how different the music was that was being made in Memphis back then. It was captivating and hypnotic.
@@dtxspeaks268 I'm kinda Close to Three 6 Mafia... Me & Fly Girl got into it because she tried to say he was better than Lord Infamous which is High Cap!
almost all the rappers from memphis in the early 90s used to run together. a lot of the songs by three 6 mafia that went on to be hits were created or influenced by rappers like tommy wright III, playa fly, and kingpin skinny pimp.. fly was by far the best rapper to come out of memphis during that era. project pat, gangsta boo and even young dolph have all acknowledged this in various interviews 🤙🏿
My Apologies.... i just realized i left this comment for another artist, but im leaving it up be suse i enjoy you all as artists as well. Music is beautiful no matter what genre. I was coming back to listen to you as musicians, and I was thinking to myself at right around 5:10. I'm really want to stick around and see how things grow as artists, because they sure sound like a band I loved when I was in my teens and I'm 45 now and I promise you its not a bad thing. Disembowlment off Relapse records was way ahead of their time. You certainly have your own sound that distguishes you as your own musicians, and I can tell you all really love what you do. I hope I'm right on that, but Disembowlmemt actually are all still together doing what they love, but I forget their name at the moment. Someone on here knows them. Anyways friends, I really do wish you kind words. I've only said the compliment I gave you to one another artist and I'm stoked to find more bands. i really prefer saying artists, though. Always is cool to findna solid group of musicians that all come together and know their own style of art work you want to enjoy for yourself but for myself as a fan. Keep that s*** coming friends and I'll look forward to seeing you all play in Denver
I'm Still Bumping Fly and I always will Fly if you see this hit me up cause I am your #1 fan fosho and I am so happy for the success you deserve it would be a blessing to have a conversation with you
@@sawyerherring5436 I actually edited the audio file and especially the channels on "Let's Get It Crunk" off of this tape, so it'll sound like it's supposed to be You will find that on my soundcloud profile if you wanna take a listen to this one 🤞
@@sawyerherring5436 I actually edited the audio file and especially the channels on "Let's Get It Crunk" off of this tape, so it'll sound like it's supposed to be .. you'll find that on my soundcloud profile if you wanna take a listen to this one ? ?
I actually edited the audio file and especially the channels on Let's Get It Crunk off of this tape, so it'll sound like it's supposed to be You will find that on my sc profile and I just uploaded it on UA-cam.. so if you wanna take a listen to this one 🤞 ..
It's fly he's probably copyright striking this. Just like fly shit album was up he got it took down. Also Movin on album was everywhere. Once he started copywriting everything so he can put in on streaming all of the videos like these started coming down. Movin on then was uploaded on his account tho or was for a while.
"Playa Fly, who started off as Lil' Fly was officially part of Three 6 Mafia/Backyard Posse. He dropped his first DJ Paul maxi-single/EP "From Da Darkness Of Da Kut" in 1994. No one really knows what happened between Paul and Fly but what we do know is the beef started on "Break Da Law '95" off of the Three 6 Mafia album "Mystik Stylez". That guy in the intro was supposed to be Fly getting beat up EVEN THOUGH he was featured on the song "Live By Your Rep" and "Mystik Stylez". So, the BEEF must have happened AFTER mastering or something. Also, Big Bizness was a diss to Gangsta Blac. So, Fly AND Blac got dissed on Mystik Stylez...even though Fly was Fly was featured. So Fly hooks up with Taliho and drops the album "Just Gettin It On" in 1995 (the original release...not the re-release with 'Fuck A Wanna Be') and drops the ORIGINAL version of the diss song "Triple Bitch Mafia". He disses the WHOLE click. But then, by 1996...after Kingpin Skinny Pimp drops "King Of Tha Playazball" AND leaves Prophet Entertainment over money disputed...Gangsta Blac comes back and drops HIS solo album "Can It Be". DJ Paul even alludes to the awkwardness of the move on the song "Da' Connect" with Blac stating "...you know your roadies aint gone like this though..." alluding to Playa Fly. Even Gangsta Blac says "...who's that nigga, where's that nigga/[that] think that Gangsta Boo's a hoe" speaking of his rap partner scathing diss and his disapproval. Then, Playa Fly drops his sophomore POST- Three 6 album, "Fly Shit" in 1996 and RE-DROPS the record as "Flizy Comin' (Triple Bitch Mafia pt. 2)" dissing Three 6 Mafia on a nationwide distributed album. Soooooo, Three 6 Mafia attacks back with Gotcha Shaken on "The End" in 1997. As DJ Paul said, "Im take your beat and go nationwide with it..." and Three 6 uses the Triple Bitch Mafia beat AGAINST Playa Fly. By, 1998...Playa Fly drops the classic album "Movin' On" with the CLASSIC diss track of all tracks, "Nobody Needs Nobody" which features his mainstay rhyme partner Gangsta Blac who after his album, "Can I Be"...reunited with Fly under the indie label Super Sigg Records. By the time 1999 came around, Playa Fly was still sending shots at Three 6 Mafia on his new album "Da Game Owe Me" on songs like "Breakin' Da Law" (featuring Terror & Gangsta Blac)" calling DJ Paul "...handi-man" amongst other things. The shots back from Three 6 Mafia subsided by the early 2000s. But even then, the shots were STILL flying. Playa Fly re-released his "Just Gettin It On" album with the song "Fuck A Wanna Be". Then, Three 6 turned around and dropped "Wanna Be" for the Whiteboyz soundtrack. Or, how Playa Fly's "Minnie Mae Mafia" song used the same sample as Project Pat's "Life We Live". But, eventually by 2003, Fly collaborated with Gangsta Boo on her song "Sippin and Spinnin (Remix)" despite the "ugly ducking of the crew/facial features favor hell" line. But, he is still yet to OFFICIALLY make amends with DJ Paul and Juicy J or the rest of the living members of Three 6 Mafia." In the past decade I have seen Paul and Fly both asked about the beef and pretty much say they just went separate ways, creative differences, but we all know there has to be more to it for there to be legit beef A lot of people think Fly's crew didn't fuck with Three 6's satanic shit, since Fly and them are very religious.
@@TheStashSpotAll Facts.... I'm a Memphis native Binghamton/Mitchell Heights, I'll say local artists from the city always hated on 3 6. If we go back and listen to that 6661 the Smoke clears 3 6 never called anyone out by name, but there was a lot of subliminal shots aimed at haters in the City.
@@larrygilesjr9890 What is crazy to me is that so many of these beefs seem to still be going on. Like Skinny Pimp, MC Mack, Fly, and all them STILL won't fuck with Three 6 after all these years.. which kind of sucks, imagine a record that has all the Memphis OGs on there, with production from Juicy and Paul. That'd be an absolute banger edit: paul and juicy would fuck them out of their money though, it kinda seems to be their thing
@@TheStashSpot you should watch that mc mack interview on z-dogg's channel if you haven't already 👀 Mack talks about quite a few things with three six, Juicy etc. And btw. it's actually a pretty funny interview hahaha 😆 Mack is a funny dude mane 🙌
Idk it's so weird, doesnt seem to be an auto-copyright detection thing bc none of these songs are being hit with any copyright at all, except 1 song; Just Awaken Shaken. So the songs must have been manually taken down I guess. I was guessing Fly was going to be uploading his whole catalogue onto here himself but, until then, u know we gotta do what we do
man lord is my favorite but when i began uploading these Fly tracks i realized how fucking good Fly is. Lord is still my favorite buy Fly is my second favorite absolutely. If those two had made music together, as a duo, that could've been some of the dopest shit in the world Edit; oh but everyone besides Lord, 100% Fly is so much better it's no contest.
@@TheStashSpot fly is so damn lyrically talented man .. unbelievable.. really take a listen to one of his "newer" junts "Blast Off" .. his flow, punchlines, the whole delivery, the wordplay and just EVERYTHING is soooo good mane! this dude is str8 up insane 😭😂👌 "Yeah, my flow is mentally ill, it needs a straight jacket, if u put your flow by my flow, my flow probably attack it I've been forever fly, I ain't never been a maggot, I'ma baseball bat, you's a badminton racket" 💀😭😭
Not so fast. Boo, Lord, Juicy and Koop were pretty Lyrical and I'd pit them against most of the MCs people call GOATS. But yes, Fly was also pretty lyrical and I'm glad he didn't sell out like Paul and Juicy did
I DIDNT KNOW PROJECT PAT LIKE THAT.....BUT FLY KNEW ITS ZERO UNDERSTANDING WITH PAT....PLUS HIM & PAT WAS SUPER COOL....BUT SHID FLY WAS CLICK UP.....I SWEAR
And Pat is Hypnotize Mindz not 3 6 mafia Juicy J Cruchy Black DJ Paul Gangsta Boo Koopsta and Scarecrow is 36 then Dj Paul Juicy J and Scarcrow and cruchy black was Prophet Posse most dont know the label
For those that don't know, Fly called out every member of 36 except for one...Project Pat... Fly was a fool, but he wasn't a damn fool...
Fly and pat themselves will tell you they never had a beef pat was the only one fly still was cool with during the beef they were seen around the city with each other multiple times kicking it
Didn't really get at Lord either they from the same hood..it's more of a Paul diss if anything eaabody else caught strays
At this time pat wasn’t no rapper pat was in the streets hard so he didn’t have no reason 2 call pat out and pat not a member of 3-6 no way
Project Pat not even in 3/6.
@Round_86 Pat was rapping then, Nine to yo Dome came out in 94, how is he not a member?? They are literally calling his name throughout Mystic Styles, he's even listed a member of the group on the album.
Keep this stuff online. I be looking everywhere.
Download anything u want to archive
💯
💯 download fam
Fly and his team or whoever is behind him, been always striking these channels and their uploads
So... download dat shht right away .. the internet is full of archives and once you know where and hownto search for it, you'll find this shht literally everywhere 👀
The intro Cold 🥶🥶
I was going crazy from the disappearance of this song on the net. This jam is hardest.
Awaken shaken disappeared to smh
@@mr.trammell6399 It won't let me upload Just Awaken Shaken, it sucks! It auto detects copyright and cancels the upload
@@TheStashSpot that’s crazy wtf did playa fly do wrong !!!?
@@mr.trammell6399 Either *some* random songs in his catalogue are in the auto-copyright system and instead of just taking any ad revenue and keeping the video up, they choose to remove the whole vid.
Or, I could see Fly taking these down if he was gonna upload the shit himself, but until then, you know we're gonna do what we do and not let this shit die
@@mr.trammell6399 I've had songs that used the original melodies that Three 6 Mafia sampled recognized as Three 6, even though THEY sampled it, i get flagged for having Three 6 Mafia. Copyright is fucked on this site
Playa fly still in da house Gangsta walkin right now 2024 !
Still here in 2024
Still here
4L
Till I expire!!!
💯💯
Me too
Song will never get old one of the best beats ever
Dude's production unrivaled
Shout out to Blackout, he produced all Fly early music. All the the classics were produced by Blackout look him up.
@ they definitely classics
i crank this hoe dam near every day
It’s always gone be Memphis mane
Greatest diss track ever here.
This is history
You’re a real one for keeping this here 🫡
I remember riding with no license and jamming this album it's still on my album list for UA-cam
mane i remember when this first came out in high school!!
When this dropped how did the city react
Took me back to Sth. Parkway and Bellevue, Fountain Court and McLemore even more than that!!! R i.p to my cousin Devon Lewis. Much love to my brothers and sisters the Collins Family on Neptune St ,My guys on the back streets Edith, Saxon, College St., muthafucking Ida St. Niggaaaa. We Memphis niggaz mane!!! LMG 2 Lamar Terrace mane
I grew up in Parkway Village. Hearing stuff like this blasting from cars, hooked me from the very first time i heard how different the music was that was being made in Memphis back then. It was captivating and hypnotic.
And da willets
Been listening to this once a week lately for some reason
I still don't know how them boys weathered this. FLY was on them folks top mane. That second verse is LEGENDARY!
I hate that I love this shit 😂
Why? It's dope real Hip Hop
@@dtxspeaks268 I'm kinda Close to Three 6 Mafia... Me & Fly Girl got into it because she tried to say he was better than Lord Infamous which is High Cap!
@@dtxspeaks268probably cause the song dissing three six mafia idk that’s my educated guess
@@Pfegyatt it's def a dilemma when you love Fly and Triple 6 hahah
@@PfegyattExactly what it is😂 I love Triple 6 Mafia
Growing up with your music and a real st dude fr I feel everything you say
Classic and still dope
Glad this was reuploaded thank you 🙏🏽
On repeat !!!!!
thank you for upload there was good time where i cudnt find this
Was looking everywhere for this!
i think fly was taken his shit off u tube. Which sucks. Man i bought every fly album. I appreciate yall bringing the funk back😂
I feel like Fly was blackballed 🤔 this man was supposed to be as big as Three 6 if not bigger 🤙🏾👑
Yep! They done Fly wrong. Took what they could from his talent... got big and forgot
almost all the rappers from memphis in the early 90s used to run together. a lot of the songs by three 6 mafia that went on to be hits were created or influenced by rappers like tommy wright III, playa fly, and kingpin skinny pimp.. fly was by far the best rapper to come out of memphis during that era. project pat, gangsta boo and even young dolph have all acknowledged this in various interviews 🤙🏿
He got locked up too many times when he was coming up, prison time messed his career up but he was one of the hardest out tha M💯💙
@@pimpsno6164i ain't heard NOBODY outta Memphis who can touch FLY yet til this day STILL
My Apologies.... i just realized i left this comment for another artist, but im leaving it up be suse i enjoy you all as artists as well. Music is beautiful no matter what genre. I was coming back to listen to you as musicians, and I was thinking to myself at right around 5:10. I'm really want to stick around and see how things grow as artists, because they sure sound like a band I loved when I was in my teens and I'm 45 now and I promise you its not a bad thing. Disembowlment off Relapse records was way ahead of their time. You certainly have your own sound that distguishes you as your own musicians, and I can tell you all really love what you do. I hope I'm right on that, but Disembowlmemt actually are all still together doing what they love, but I forget their name at the moment. Someone on here knows them. Anyways friends, I really do wish you kind words. I've only said the compliment I gave you to one another artist and I'm stoked to find more bands. i really prefer saying artists, though. Always is cool to findna solid group of musicians that all come together and know their own style of art work you want to enjoy for yourself but for myself as a fan. Keep that s*** coming friends and I'll look forward to seeing you all play in Denver
What a beautiful beat. 🤙🏿
Say bro upload dat awaken shaken !
Never let this shit get erased fam 😊
I'm Still Bumping Fly and I always will Fly if you see this hit me up cause I am your #1 fan fosho and I am so happy for the success you deserve it would be a blessing to have a conversation with you
💯💯💯🙌🙌🙌
this the diss track the juiceman talkled about in his new book huh
I still gotta check that book out, heard there are a lot of good stories in there
Juice wrote a book?!!?
Juicy got a book out???
@@NYNEDollaSign Yes he has a book out called chronicles of the Juice man
@@madmex989 thanks G
Man please if you can put his tape fly sh*t back up it was recently taken down I look for it all the time
yo idk if you saw but i uploaded the whole record!
@@TheStashSpot You da man!!!
@@sawyerherring5436 I actually edited the audio file and especially the channels on "Let's Get It Crunk" off of this tape, so it'll sound like it's supposed to be
You will find that on my soundcloud profile if you wanna take a listen to this one 🤞
@@sawyerherring5436 I actually edited the audio file and especially the channels on "Let's Get It Crunk" off of this tape, so it'll sound like it's supposed to be .. you'll find that on my soundcloud profile if you wanna take a listen to this one ? ?
I actually edited the audio file and especially the channels on Let's Get It Crunk off of this tape, so it'll sound like it's supposed to be
You will find that on my sc profile and I just uploaded it on UA-cam.. so if you wanna take a listen to this one 🤞 ..
Lil fly can Copystrike all he wanna this stayin up
Bout time
wooow
They keep deleting this gem
Facts juicy old ass can’t let it go
🔥🔥🔥
Why was this taken off and so much of his music???
Hangin low
🤙🏽
They keep getting deleted, they stay tryna keep this album off UA-cam
Maybe is playa fly who is embarrassed lol
@@gabriele_s. SIT YO AHH DOWN LIL BOY! THERE WOULDN'T BE NO 36 WITHOIT FLY KID!
@@George-i7pand that’s on my life. Mfs don’t even know he was the original crew
It's fly he's probably copyright striking this. Just like fly shit album was up he got it took down. Also Movin on album was everywhere. Once he started copywriting everything so he can put in on streaming all of the videos like these started coming down. Movin on then was uploaded on his account tho or was for a while.
Bet that teck will get respect plus get even for the blow
What's the story behind the beef?
"Playa Fly, who started off as Lil' Fly was officially part of Three 6 Mafia/Backyard Posse. He dropped his first DJ Paul maxi-single/EP "From Da Darkness Of Da Kut" in 1994.
No one really knows what happened between Paul and Fly but what we do know is the beef started on "Break Da Law '95" off of the Three 6 Mafia album "Mystik Stylez".
That guy in the intro was supposed to be Fly getting beat up EVEN THOUGH he was featured on the song "Live By Your Rep" and "Mystik Stylez". So, the BEEF must have happened AFTER mastering or something.
Also, Big Bizness was a diss to Gangsta Blac. So, Fly AND Blac got dissed on Mystik Stylez...even though Fly was Fly was featured.
So Fly hooks up with Taliho and drops the album "Just Gettin It On" in 1995 (the original release...not the re-release with 'Fuck A Wanna Be') and drops the ORIGINAL version of the diss song "Triple Bitch Mafia". He disses the WHOLE click. But then, by 1996...after Kingpin Skinny Pimp drops "King Of Tha Playazball" AND leaves Prophet Entertainment over money disputed...Gangsta Blac comes back and drops HIS solo album "Can It Be". DJ Paul even alludes to the awkwardness of the move on the song "Da' Connect" with Blac stating "...you know your roadies aint gone like this though..." alluding to Playa Fly. Even Gangsta Blac says "...who's that nigga, where's that nigga/[that] think that Gangsta Boo's a hoe" speaking of his rap partner scathing diss and his disapproval.
Then, Playa Fly drops his sophomore POST- Three 6 album, "Fly Shit" in 1996 and RE-DROPS the record as "Flizy Comin' (Triple Bitch Mafia pt. 2)" dissing Three 6 Mafia on a nationwide distributed album.
Soooooo, Three 6 Mafia attacks back with Gotcha Shaken on "The End" in 1997. As DJ Paul said, "Im take your beat and go nationwide with it..." and Three 6 uses the Triple Bitch Mafia beat AGAINST Playa Fly.
By, 1998...Playa Fly drops the classic album "Movin' On" with the CLASSIC diss track of all tracks, "Nobody Needs Nobody" which features his mainstay rhyme partner Gangsta Blac who after his album, "Can I Be"...reunited with Fly under the indie label Super Sigg Records.
By the time 1999 came around, Playa Fly was still sending shots at Three 6 Mafia on his new album "Da Game Owe Me" on songs like "Breakin' Da Law" (featuring Terror & Gangsta Blac)" calling DJ Paul "...handi-man" amongst other things.
The shots back from Three 6 Mafia subsided by the early 2000s. But even then, the shots were STILL flying. Playa Fly re-released his "Just Gettin It On" album with the song "Fuck A Wanna Be". Then, Three 6 turned around and dropped "Wanna Be" for the Whiteboyz soundtrack. Or, how Playa Fly's "Minnie Mae Mafia" song used the same sample as Project Pat's "Life We Live".
But, eventually by 2003, Fly collaborated with Gangsta Boo on her song "Sippin and Spinnin (Remix)" despite the "ugly ducking of the crew/facial features favor hell" line. But, he is still yet to OFFICIALLY make amends with DJ Paul and Juicy J or the rest of the living members of Three 6 Mafia."
In the past decade I have seen Paul and Fly both asked about the beef and pretty much say they just went separate ways, creative differences, but we all know there has to be more to it for there to be legit beef
A lot of people think Fly's crew didn't fuck with Three 6's satanic shit, since Fly and them are very religious.
@@TheStashSpotAll Facts.... I'm a Memphis native Binghamton/Mitchell Heights, I'll say local artists from the city always hated on 3 6. If we go back and listen to that 6661 the Smoke clears 3 6 never called anyone out by name, but there was a lot of subliminal shots aimed at haters in the City.
@@larrygilesjr9890 What is crazy to me is that so many of these beefs seem to still be going on. Like Skinny Pimp, MC Mack, Fly, and all them STILL won't fuck with Three 6 after all these years.. which kind of sucks, imagine a record that has all the Memphis OGs on there, with production from Juicy and Paul. That'd be an absolute banger
edit: paul and juicy would fuck them out of their money though, it kinda seems to be their thing
@@TheStashSpot you should watch that mc mack interview on z-dogg's channel if you haven't already 👀 Mack talks about quite a few things with three six, Juicy etc.
And btw. it's actually a pretty funny interview hahaha 😆
Mack is a funny dude mane 🙌
Triple 6 stopped him from making it
How’d this get taken down?
Idk it's so weird, doesnt seem to be an auto-copyright detection thing bc none of these songs are being hit with any copyright at all, except 1 song; Just Awaken Shaken. So the songs must have been manually taken down I guess.
I was guessing Fly was going to be uploading his whole catalogue onto here himself but, until then, u know we gotta do what we do
This cat had more talent than anyone on 3-6
man lord is my favorite but when i began uploading these Fly tracks i realized how fucking good Fly is. Lord is still my favorite buy Fly is my second favorite absolutely. If those two had made music together, as a duo, that could've been some of the dopest shit in the world
Edit; oh but everyone besides Lord, 100% Fly is so much better it's no contest.
@@TheStashSpot fly is so damn lyrically talented man .. unbelievable.. really
take a listen to one of his "newer" junts "Blast Off" .. his flow, punchlines, the whole delivery, the wordplay and just EVERYTHING is soooo good mane!
this dude is str8 up insane 😭😂👌
"Yeah, my flow is mentally ill, it needs a straight jacket, if u put your flow by my flow, my flow probably attack it
I've been forever fly, I ain't never been a maggot, I'ma baseball bat, you's a badminton racket" 💀😭😭
Not so fast. Boo, Lord, Juicy and Koop were pretty Lyrical and I'd pit them against most of the MCs people call GOATS. But yes, Fly was also pretty lyrical and I'm glad he didn't sell out like Paul and Juicy did
@@TheStashSpotJuicy, Boo, and Koop are still some of thd best lyricists and MCs though. But Fly, Lord, Blac, T Rock are up there too
💯💯
2025 "Busta you won't reach the trunk
😤😤😤😤😤😤😤😤
Half of that you making belongs to fly and gangster b 💯✌🏾 i said what i said
I believe it’s E major key in phyrgian scale
Juicy J’s book brought me here.
lol I just was play 6 then I was playing shaking I’m Nawl I’m not even going do my like that lol on VL
I DIDNT KNOW PROJECT PAT LIKE THAT.....BUT FLY KNEW ITS ZERO UNDERSTANDING WITH PAT....PLUS HIM & PAT WAS SUPER COOL....BUT SHID FLY WAS CLICK UP.....I SWEAR
Jookin
And Pat is Hypnotize Mindz not 3 6 mafia Juicy J Cruchy Black DJ Paul Gangsta Boo Koopsta and Scarecrow is 36 then Dj Paul Juicy J and Scarcrow and cruchy black was Prophet Posse most dont know the label
Keep it real these lyrics was weak af 😂😂😂
🤙🏿