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Both featured in the Academy Award nominated Memphis film, Hustle & Flow, a story of hustle, pimping and rap dreams.

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Hard Out Here for A Pimp, another ode to the hustle culture, should come on your car radio as soon as your bluetooth connects, while Whoop That Trick is for your Saturday morning clean-up. WeвЂ™re cheating a bit, but you canвЂ™t talk about Memphis without addressing two things: Three 6 Mafia and Hustle&Flow Three 6 Mafia вЂ“ Hard Out Here for a Pimp/Whoop That Trick, 2005 Young DolphвЂ™s вЂњGet PaidвЂќ spread across coasts quickly, motivating folks to increase their profits and their wallets.ДҐ. Memphis prides itself on the grit and grind, the hustle and hoops. Adolph Thornton, JrвЂ™s (34) encourages every young man to secure your financial future.

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A nice car few romantic options a pocket full of cash, the definition of вЂњPimp Hard.вЂќ You can indeed find love in the Bluff City, or you canвЂ¦uhhh, keep your options open.ДЇirst and foremost, LeBron James listens to Young Dolph so you should, too.

One of the few early Memphis groups to gain recognition outside the city, 8Ball & MJG glorified вЂњBallerвЂќ culture. вЂњPimp HardвЂќ was released in November 2000 on the groupвЂ™s вЂњSpace Age 4 EvaвЂќ album. вЂњTwo fingers round, three fingers downвЂќ is the official orange mound hand sign (each community has one, ask your nearest local). This may be the only time UT gets this amount of love from Memphis. Rap stars 8Ball & MJG, native Moundians, gave a platform to Rock Dillion and Da Volunteers and produced this clarion call for the area. After a tumultuous era facing the drug and crime epidemic in the 70s and 80s, the community and its leaders remained steadfast in keeping Orange Mound bound by the values of community, closeness and self-preservation. Historically, Orange Mound is one of the first African American communities in the country founded by African Americans. Listen, if your pedigree doesnвЂ™t begin on the southernmost part of Park Avenue, you should just find a bar and sit down on this one. Ok, maybe cult is too harsh, but вЂњFavorite ColorвЂќ is for Orange Mound and Orange Mound only.

Aubrey Graham (or Jimmy from Degrassi) came to Memphis for a few days to parlay on his old stomping grounds with Blockboy JB and another native Memphian, producer Tay Keith, to bring the streets вЂњLook Alive.вЂќ A dedication to the grimy and dark corners of the city, вЂњLook AliveвЂќ is a call for the hood to stay alert, stay woke and stay Memphis.ДЁ. After the dance and his namesake debut single went viral, he got a call from Drake who also has Memphis ties (his dad and family live here). Native Memphian, Blockboy JB, has nationalized the вЂњshootвЂќ dance, kicking one leg out while jumping on the other. вЂњWatch me do that paperchaseвЂќ speaks to the adage вЂњWatch me prove you wrongвЂќ and IвЂ™ll see you in the club with a clean pair of Jordans.

The вЂњpaperchaseвЂќ is for the aspiring hustler or the teen working at Best Buy after school to have enough money to buy cdвЂ™s and Mrs.

At the tender age of 17, Emanuel Patterson (now 27) shook djвЂ™s and local radio stations with an unexpected release of his debut single with a dance to complement. Legends such as DJ Spanish Fly and Kingpin Skinny Pimp laid the foundation for generations of southern rappers in Memphis and across the southern region, and the genre has since evolved.ДЇrom high school proms to Sunday brunches, here are the top 10 Memphis rap songs Memphis millennials hold near and dear to our hearts.ДЇind a high school or college party in Memphis that did not have wall-to-wall youth pumping their arms in bicep curl fashion while hopping back and forth on one leg. Hip-Hop, trap and gangster rap were birth as an underground music culture in the late 1980s and early 1990s when our parents were вЂњgangster walkingвЂќ in Club No Name or Crystal Palace.

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