I’ve been a fan of Young Dolph for years, and putting together this documentary was my way of honoring his story. His independence, grind, and the way he gave back to Memphis always inspired me.

The documentary — Bulletproof: The Young Dolph Story — covers his rise, legacy, the ongoing trial updates, and even some of his posthumous releases. It’s something I poured a lot of time and respect into, and I’d love for y’all to check it out.

👉 https://youtu.be/m3t9_J89zJk

Also, What are some of your personal thoughts on Govan's acquittal and who may have killed Big Jook?

ik it’s been a while since i last posted somethin, but since halloween is coming i thought maybe you guys had some scary lyrics in mind from your favorite memphis rappers loll.

looking for some shit where they REALLY hone in on the satanic imagery and lyrics. ive heard shit like children of the corn and what not but im tryna find some rare shit i wouldnt find myself

It has to be producers who truly deserve to be called legends. The word ‘legend’ gets thrown around too much.

hey guys, i'm new here but i like tommy wright a lot. i've been trying to find "meet yo maker" at the highest quality possible (the 2006 one). the version i have is actually good but not the best one and i can't find anyone that would help me get it at its best format and quality/clarity (flac if possible) if anyone has it pls type in this post a link with the song.

btw here's the link of the one i got: https://pillows.su/f/64dd5ccfba32c84472f5c57e009ead6f (if anyone has a better version in terms of quality like lossless formats hit me up)

greetings, joaco.

EDIT: I FOUND THE BEST ONE YAYYY THANKS FOR YALL HELP SPECIALLY TO THE GUY THAT TOLD ME TO SEARCH UP IN SOULSEEK

The og version of the 'GF Recordings Compilation' basically, without the bonus tracks i believe. Green Shit of the two bonus songs is on YouTube

Original 90s Memphis rap tapes are pretty much impossible to find. Anyone recommend current tape labels “reissuing” old 90s Memphis rap cassette tapes. They don’t have to be official releases.

Who from the golden era of Memphis rap (1993-1997) is still making legit decent music today?.

I'm trying to find more songs like Lero Bandplay by Eddie Valero.
Where the bass is very loud and I guess you can say its the melody itself no?

Thoughts on this

Ever since this theory/conspiracy emerged people have been saying it's true and others have been saying people who believe in this are stupid as fuck. Obviously Memphis rap sigils aren't real but why would it bother you if someone thinks it's real

Have they ever sold?

https://youtu.be/AWUYl3pD8k4?si=3gbsDAx2uak25X2Q Wanna make sure it reaches the right audience!

Rare interview conducted by Lil Drive By of 187 Family.

1. Womack Da Omen : Book Of The Dead

2. Money Butt Naked : Welcome To Phunky Town

Could yall top this?