Man I agree about finishing up this song. I imagine they couldn't clear the sample so they left it off the album. It definitely could use another verse. This shit is really damn good.
Immitation is the largest form of flattery dude. Elvis loved black music, so that means he has no right to sing it?? He had no idea he would be famous from it lol Buckshots, you keep racism around with your kind of attitude! Go read up what people say about Elvis. Chuck Berry, Little Richard, Eddie Murphey and now 3 six mafia all respected Elvis. Don't be ignant' lol
damn u white people just cant come to turn with the fact that elvis was stealing his music from blacks. of course jet gonna say that its owned by white people (and just so happens the main c.e.o of jet happens to be a elvis fanatic. its funny how all white people assume cause were black they can just throw out jet magazine and everything will be ok lmao yea right fuck jet and elvis BE-OTCH
PLEASE DO not post about my spelling as i have a life and sitting on the computer watching videos is a little part of it. if i cared about a grammar i would have became a newspaper journalist....some shit i spelled wrong on purpose for you will make it a game have fun pikin dem out lmoa
@BUCKSHOTSss Elvis was influenced largely by black people yes. It was society that stole it from black people. Do you really not see the reason Elvis was popular was because he was a white version of all of the amazing black artists out there? In the 50's and 60's, people would not have accepted a black musician nearly as widely as they would have a white one. Its not Elvis's fault he got popular because of a flaw in society.
@BUCKSHOTSss For your information its not just white people that like Elvis Presley.Im black as hell and i love elvis music.Its people like you that are a discrace to the black community and give us bad rep when in fact we are not all like you.So when you start bashing white people just because they are elvis fans maybe your just trying to make up for something your missing in your life homie.Whos the be-otch now homie?
think about wat u just said, elvis and james brown were friends? its not a rumor its documented and everything. u just answered ur own question james brown and elvis were friends lmao. maybe he was just hangin round james brown to learn his moves....if they even hung out at all...holla at me with some evidence of that and ill believe it. but they was just hanging out so he can steal his moves if its true. dont trust jet.....run by blacks owned by whites :) maybe money was involved with it to
Have you read James Brown's autobiography published in the year 1987? He speaks of his friendship with Elvis ,the mutual admiration & respect they had & how his death affected him...enuff for him to personally pay his respects and even shed tears.
Is it not possible for a white person to be a ' soul brother ' with a black person ? Because thats how JB referred to EP & he must have had an affinity with him to say that.
JB also dismissed that infamous rumour on one of his videos.
There's a video of Chuck D on Youtube titled: ' Elvis "Black or White" its alright ' where he speaks about Elvis and what the essence of his Fight The Power was about.He doesnt say anything derogatory about Elvis in this video but rather pays tribute to him and explains that he was not blasting Elvis per se but he was blasting his iconic image. This video is from the year 2002.
There is more proof in the April,2002 issue of the music mag MOJO where he gives Elvis respect.
this shit sucks. no lord infamous...how can you even like 3/6 without lord. sounds like some fucken Kanye ass instrumentals to me and i dont even care if yall hate on me for saying it. old mafia was the shit. this isnt even the same
After nearly 20 years no one stays the same, especially after you get a taste of the platinum status....... Everyone calls people out for being sellouts but think about it wouldn't you sell out for alot more dough? I sure as hell would.
Jet magazine already declared that as just a rumor that started in the black community. There's no evidence of Elvis ever saying anything like that anywhere. I bet you don't know that James Brown and Elvis Presley were close friends. In fact, when Elvis died, James Brown paid his respects to Elvis by attending his funeral. Now why would the Godfather of Soul honor a racist?
Chuck D retracted that statement after finding out all that Elvis was racist tripe was bullshit. Just a heads up, dont want to look like a fool do ya?
WICKED REMIX!! 2 Elvis samples used for this remix,Ghetto & Walk A Mile In My Shoes i.e.the spoken bit at the end about helping your BROTHER 'cause the same God who made you made him too.
This beat is so hard, too bad this song isnt longer, it could be the ridin song. This reminds me of the older three 6, tight as f*ck rhymes and a beat bustin up your ear drums like bobby beat whitney
Elvis doesn't sing it in the First Person but Third Person,therefore,he's an observer telling the story and not singing it from experience.Born in a 2-room shack in Mississippi, he must have had some idea of what it's like to be poor at least during the first half of his life.
Did Mac Davis, the guy who wrote the song,know anything about living in the ghetto?
If the comment involves something about a showshine, Elvis NEVER said that.
Elvis was influenced by black musicians and guess what, by white musicians too! Imagine that. His early singles had an R&B song on one side, a C&W song on the other.
Because the rumor stated he said it in Detroit in the early 50's. Elvis never performed there and never went there. He gave Jet magazine an interview after that rumor and told them he never said that. Even the publishers of Jet magazine didn't believe the rumor.
All he did was sing their songs. People sing other people's songs every day. He liked the song and he wanted the whole world to hear this great song. If that's not a tribute to the original artist and song writer I dont know what is. Don't blame him for what the Industry did to African American singers back then. He gave African American artists the ultimate tribute. He sang their songs. And he did it with soul not like Pat Boone who massacred Little Richard's song.
Artistes such as James Brown, Jackie Wilson,Little Richard,Isaac Hayes & BB King have credited Elvis for opening the door for them at a time when Black music was lambasted by most white folks.
It took a white singer to help to break it.A black singer wasn't able to break it on his own at the time.
That's Elvis' major legacy to Black music-legitimizing it and opening the door.
The likes of Chuck Berry&Fats Domino are the true kings of rock n roll.
Pointing to Fats Domino at a press conference in 1969,Elvis declared, "Thats the real king of Rock 'n' Roll, over there."
Elvis himself NEVER ever took credit for creating rock n roll, the media did that.Elvis said that he mrerely "gave his interpretation of it " and always admitted to where the roots of this music came from by stating that it was another term for Rhythm & Blues.
you dumbass you need to read your history books,and quite being so ignorant.Therefor if you dont like this with did you even download the video to begin with anyway.
This is obviously not a new single.. cuz it's short, it's not announced on any album, and THE NEW SINGLE FEATURES PIMP C. This song was never a single.
livin in the ghutta murdrin ni66a with the choppa same shit differant day we tryna get a buck all ho say lets fuck when roamin the street at night murkin ni66az lets fight then u got feds tryna endyke bitch ni66a draw yo knife ill draw my my gat blat blat blat ya blood spilled all ova ya own mammaz mat then they call 911 n all the ni66az in the hood run
in the ghetto so he roams the streets at night where he learns how to steal and knos how to fight n the ghetto
AGHAGH!!!! SO SHORT!!!
Addiskrilla 3 weeks ago
Man I agree about finishing up this song. I imagine they couldn't clear the sample so they left it off the album. It definitely could use another verse. This shit is really damn good.
MPK112233 1 month ago
They really should've finished producing this song. Seriously, what were they thinking when they stopped.
vegasinfinaire 1 year ago
ballin.
tokyocrystal 1 year ago
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St984 1 year ago
yezzir
sexysawa 1 year ago
they shouldve at least produced this song so that it sounds normal CD quality
murdrrify 1 year ago
never heard this b4 and i been bumpin 3-6 since like the end!
kingdaddytose 1 year ago
@kingdaddytose thats cause it never ended up being released.
StewartLucrative 1 year ago
anyone got this instrumental w the elvis hook on it..?
MiikeyG 1 year ago
anyone know what album this is from? cause it's not from last 2 walk.
youngd864 1 year ago
@youngd864 they never finished producing the song, which means it was never released on a album which is some bullshit!!
Preston12877 1 year ago 2
@Preston12877 yeah that sucks, this song is unreal.
youngd864 1 year ago
hard as fuck
hell2dano408 2 years ago 2
Buckshot,dont be a cock
ThaHandyman91 2 years ago
All you here is Elvis stole from black music. Elvis sang rockabilly, country, and gospel. It wasnt all black music. He just sang music. good job 3-6.
08saywhat 2 years ago 2
Immitation is the largest form of flattery dude. Elvis loved black music, so that means he has no right to sing it?? He had no idea he would be famous from it lol Buckshots, you keep racism around with your kind of attitude! Go read up what people say about Elvis. Chuck Berry, Little Richard, Eddie Murphey and now 3 six mafia all respected Elvis. Don't be ignant' lol
EMartin672 2 years ago
damn u white people just cant come to turn with the fact that elvis was stealing his music from blacks. of course jet gonna say that its owned by white people (and just so happens the main c.e.o of jet happens to be a elvis fanatic. its funny how all white people assume cause were black they can just throw out jet magazine and everything will be ok lmao yea right fuck jet and elvis BE-OTCH
BUCKSHOTSss 2 years ago
PLEASE DO not post about my spelling as i have a life and sitting on the computer watching videos is a little part of it. if i cared about a grammar i would have became a newspaper journalist....some shit i spelled wrong on purpose for you will make it a game have fun pikin dem out lmoa
BUCKSHOTSss 2 years ago
@BUCKSHOTSss Elvis was influenced largely by black people yes. It was society that stole it from black people. Do you really not see the reason Elvis was popular was because he was a white version of all of the amazing black artists out there? In the 50's and 60's, people would not have accepted a black musician nearly as widely as they would have a white one. Its not Elvis's fault he got popular because of a flaw in society.
13heavymetal 1 year ago
@BUCKSHOTSss For your information its not just white people that like Elvis Presley.Im black as hell and i love elvis music.Its people like you that are a discrace to the black community and give us bad rep when in fact we are not all like you.So when you start bashing white people just because they are elvis fans maybe your just trying to make up for something your missing in your life homie.Whos the be-otch now homie?
deptofcorrections1 1 year ago 4
think about wat u just said, elvis and james brown were friends? its not a rumor its documented and everything. u just answered ur own question james brown and elvis were friends lmao. maybe he was just hangin round james brown to learn his moves....if they even hung out at all...holla at me with some evidence of that and ill believe it. but they was just hanging out so he can steal his moves if its true. dont trust jet.....run by blacks owned by whites :) maybe money was involved with it to
BUCKSHOTSss 2 years ago
@buckshotsss
Have you read James Brown's autobiography published in the year 1987? He speaks of his friendship with Elvis ,the mutual admiration & respect they had & how his death affected him...enuff for him to personally pay his respects and even shed tears.
Is it not possible for a white person to be a ' soul brother ' with a black person ? Because thats how JB referred to EP & he must have had an affinity with him to say that.
JB also dismissed that infamous rumour on one of his videos.
bronson1921 2 years ago 2
@NoGodHereOnlyMuzik
There's a video of Chuck D on Youtube titled: ' Elvis "Black or White" its alright ' where he speaks about Elvis and what the essence of his Fight The Power was about.He doesnt say anything derogatory about Elvis in this video but rather pays tribute to him and explains that he was not blasting Elvis per se but he was blasting his iconic image. This video is from the year 2002.
There is more proof in the April,2002 issue of the music mag MOJO where he gives Elvis respect.
bronson1921 2 years ago
hey if u wanna keep makin money u gotta do certain things right lmao
BUCKSHOTSss 2 years ago
I'ma peep it then.
NoGodHereOnlyMuzik 2 years ago
@Buckshotss
Thats an urban legend based on an anonymous article in 'Sepia' from 1957 which was investigated & descredited by 'JET'.
FACT: How could he have said it in Boston when he had neither been there nor performed there at the time.
Most people who believe this urban myth do so because they either havent done their research or they simply dont like EP.
Thats the power of an Urban Myth and Legend,it perpetuates itself.
The Sweet Inspirations loved him & they worked 8 yrs with him.
bronson1921 2 years ago
this shit sucks. no lord infamous...how can you even like 3/6 without lord. sounds like some fucken Kanye ass instrumentals to me and i dont even care if yall hate on me for saying it. old mafia was the shit. this isnt even the same
Godsownaddict 2 years ago
After nearly 20 years no one stays the same, especially after you get a taste of the platinum status....... Everyone calls people out for being sellouts but think about it wouldn't you sell out for alot more dough? I sure as hell would.
SxeScotty 2 years ago
elvis also said " a nigger aint good for nothing but shining my shoes" do ur research fuck elvis
BUCKSHOTSss 2 years ago
whoa he did!? what song?????
miggyjiggy10 2 years ago
Jet magazine already declared that as just a rumor that started in the black community. There's no evidence of Elvis ever saying anything like that anywhere. I bet you don't know that James Brown and Elvis Presley were close friends. In fact, when Elvis died, James Brown paid his respects to Elvis by attending his funeral. Now why would the Godfather of Soul honor a racist?
ShaneWoodbury 2 years ago
Two more words. . .
Jimi Hendrix
NoGodHereOnlyMuzik 2 years ago
Jimi Hendrix was an Elvis fan when he was growing up. Google it.
ShaneWoodbury 2 years ago
Two words. . . Public Enemy
Fuck Elvis
NoGodHereOnlyMuzik 2 years ago
Chuck D retracted that statement after finding out all that Elvis was racist tripe was bullshit. Just a heads up, dont want to look like a fool do ya?
lowrentgrift1 2 years ago 2
U got proof of that? Maybe a video on YouTube?
NoGodHereOnlyMuzik 2 years ago
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Niggers ruin everything good
EricRogen 2 years ago
fuck u, u think u know about black people, but u dont know shit!!!
fuckin punk
why dont u say that to the next negro u see in the streets.
jphlip2009 2 years ago
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NlGGERS
jimmyd42069 2 years ago
sounds good dont it.
MaxAime 2 years ago 2
He y'all we should all leave Elvis alone.
Respect the Dead especially great stars even if he did do rock n roll and love songs
hex160 2 years ago 2
3-6 finally made a comeback with this song
nikesvvoosh 2 years ago
this is badass.
StewartLucrative 2 years ago 2
afude!!! d+ muito bom very good
amurilee 2 years ago
Elvis grew up in the ghetto. Elvis was dirt poor as child. Elvis took alot of heat for the music he embraced.
futurenurse2009 2 years ago
dude hes talkin bout the homes where the nazis took the jews during the holocaust before the camps like Auschwitz.
K3M1KALxR10T 2 years ago
actually he didnt write the song so....
thecolorblack3 2 years ago
and its pretty obviously not about those ghetos
thecolorblack3 2 years ago
thats coz he stole it from black artists
who wouldnt have been showed the time of day by whites in america
so it took for a white guy to make it, for people to actually listen to it
shame really
heavilycharged 2 years ago
he didnt stole it !!!
emiliamungarro 2 years ago
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he didnt steal it you mean?
and yes he did lol
everybody knows that now
heavilycharged 2 years ago
Stole it from black artist? You are aware of the fact that Mac Davis wrote the song 'In The Ghetto".....Mac Davis was a white guy.
ShaneWoodbury 2 years ago
blasphemy
mykidsid87 2 years ago
awesomeeee
johnny2phatty 3 years ago
wonderful
Acesixtheone 3 years ago
WICKED REMIX!! 2 Elvis samples used for this remix,Ghetto & Walk A Mile In My Shoes i.e.the spoken bit at the end about helping your BROTHER 'cause the same God who made you made him too.
It's short but sweet. A GOOD JAM.Well Done!!
bronson1921 3 years ago
This beat is so hard, too bad this song isnt longer, it could be the ridin song. This reminds me of the older three 6, tight as f*ck rhymes and a beat bustin up your ear drums like bobby beat whitney
lol
steezymatt3 3 years ago
This is awesome!!
Elvis and Hip-Hop go well together on this track.I would buy this.Does anyone know if it's available? Elvis is made contemporary! SOUNDS GOOD!
arunjassi 3 years ago
WTF did elvis know about the ghetto LOL
heavilycharged 3 years ago
Elvis doesn't sing it in the First Person but Third Person,therefore,he's an observer telling the story and not singing it from experience.Born in a 2-room shack in Mississippi, he must have had some idea of what it's like to be poor at least during the first half of his life.
Did Mac Davis, the guy who wrote the song,know anything about living in the ghetto?
arunjassi 3 years ago
dunno
fuck elvis anyway, i saw his comments in sepia magazine
heavilycharged 3 years ago
If the comment involves something about a showshine, Elvis NEVER said that.
Elvis was influenced by black musicians and guess what, by white musicians too! Imagine that. His early singles had an R&B song on one side, a C&W song on the other.
ScotchTX 2 years ago 2
yeah it said
"black people are only good for buying my records and shining my shoes"
how you know he aint say that????
heavilycharged 2 years ago
Because the rumor stated he said it in Detroit in the early 50's. Elvis never performed there and never went there. He gave Jet magazine an interview after that rumor and told them he never said that. Even the publishers of Jet magazine didn't believe the rumor.
citibori 2 years ago 2
well even if that is true
not to get too political
but you do know that elvis stole this music from black people???????
heavilycharged 2 years ago
All he did was sing their songs. People sing other people's songs every day. He liked the song and he wanted the whole world to hear this great song. If that's not a tribute to the original artist and song writer I dont know what is. Don't blame him for what the Industry did to African American singers back then. He gave African American artists the ultimate tribute. He sang their songs. And he did it with soul not like Pat Boone who massacred Little Richard's song.
citibori 2 years ago
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well maybe so , but he definately took all the credit
thats why i hate it when they say he created rock n roll, or he is the king
then elvis fans have the balls to complain about three six suing his shit LOL
heavilycharged 2 years ago
Artistes such as James Brown, Jackie Wilson,Little Richard,Isaac Hayes & BB King have credited Elvis for opening the door for them at a time when Black music was lambasted by most white folks.
It took a white singer to help to break it.A black singer wasn't able to break it on his own at the time.
That's Elvis' major legacy to Black music-legitimizing it and opening the door.
The likes of Chuck Berry&Fats Domino are the true kings of rock n roll.
bronson1921 2 years ago 2
Pointing to Fats Domino at a press conference in 1969,Elvis declared, "Thats the real king of Rock 'n' Roll, over there."
Elvis himself NEVER ever took credit for creating rock n roll, the media did that.Elvis said that he mrerely "gave his interpretation of it " and always admitted to where the roots of this music came from by stating that it was another term for Rhythm & Blues.
bronson1921 2 years ago
you dumbass you need to read your history books,and quite being so ignorant.Therefor if you dont like this with did you even download the video to begin with anyway.
futurenurse2009 2 years ago
i like three 6 and other memphis rap...but this song is the only one that really hits me in the heart. good jam...
omerta926 3 years ago
legendary shit
TheBeatnomics 3 years ago
Memphis = Three 6 Mafia and Elvis, the biggest stars of this city...
Doom3videos 3 years ago 10
Think Outside The Box Bra
ThugLifeBitchez 3 years ago
Awesome!
An Elvis fan
delirium68 3 years ago
fuckin genious sampling on da beat
skyscraper2323 3 years ago 3
this song didnt make the album but juicys rap did
zMACPHERSONz 3 years ago
HARD AZZ HELL
backyardposse666 3 years ago
i really wish this song was longer.. its really good
Sourchicken19 3 years ago
great song,one of my favs from them now.Yeah shit needs to be longer.theres prolly gonna be a prt 2.this didnt make the album did it?
FUCMYPO0705 3 years ago
That Elvis sample is some straight-up killah! Sick track.
ImyManz99 3 years ago
this album is not as good as last one
royalnash 3 years ago
you should get mystic stylez or chapter 1 the end
heavilycharged 3 years ago
lol? Xd
Riszy1877 3 years ago
fuck is this shit? :o
planterzs 3 years ago
its something different,same words almost and different beat
skaterboi24 3 years ago
that song aint on the album
skaterboi24 3 years ago
its amazing
broshoy 3 years ago
Itz So Sad Man Damn
YoungSnoopHuslin 3 years ago
wkd song shuld be longer tho
seanohyeah16 3 years ago
This is gonna be a classic and if its not somthing is wrong with prople
meadows615 3 years ago 10
people*
meadows615 3 years ago
doesnt matter, normal people would have read people since it starts with a p and ends in a e.
pimpstenator 3 years ago
well...not like pee, but you know what i mean
pimpstenator 3 years ago
great shit ... feel me?
atherton506 3 years ago 3
Tight. I happened to sample the same joint 3 years ago. Three 6 make it a track. Tight, could of been longer
bullchet 3 years ago 2
the one on the album prolly will be longer
meadows615 3 years ago
If it was a longer song this shit would be a Three Sixx classic.
BlakSpade420 3 years ago 2
Memphis on memphis i like this
icecoldkarl 4 years ago
why are a lot of their music so short!
josephrinzo 4 years ago
i think cuzz they just lea out clips wich is smart if u think of it
DatYoungMigga 3 years ago
sick songg
fastball1662 4 years ago
this is a good song
jh1597 4 years ago
good lyrics and elvis works well but i would't buy it or wish to hear it again the rason i love elvis music is cos its not like the crap of today
EPBOULEVARD 4 years ago
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whatev, your a fucking piece of shit, go die
yodeo 4 years ago
hahaha
fastball1662 4 years ago
This is really good. Pretty deep even, and kinda true.
Tanzungeheuer 4 years ago 4
NICE!!!!!!! Gotta love it yall!
PhlyEaglesPhly 4 years ago 4
This is obviously not a new single.. cuz it's short, it's not announced on any album, and THE NEW SINGLE FEATURES PIMP C. This song was never a single.
sentihcn 4 years ago
juicy j actually does look like 50 cent in that picture.
leenmeanhindumachine 4 years ago 2
DJ PAUL AND DA JUICE MANE AT THEY BEST.
CHRISP20023 4 years ago
i got a verse for the last part
livin in the ghutta murdrin ni66a with the choppa same shit differant day we tryna get a buck all ho say lets fuck when roamin the street at night murkin ni66az lets fight then u got feds tryna endyke bitch ni66a draw yo knife ill draw my my gat blat blat blat ya blood spilled all ova ya own mammaz mat then they call 911 n all the ni66az in the hood run
in the ghetto so he roams the streets at night where he learns how to steal and knos how to fight n the ghetto
lilwyte668 4 years ago
naaa
yodeo 4 years ago
FREAKING LOVE IT!!!! Elvis is awesome and they did this song really well. :D two thumbs up
kweenelizabeth 4 years ago 5
this sum fiyah niggaz
yimby 4 years ago 3
i love this song u all need to be shoutin out the white chicks sometime thou ....were the ones who buy your shit....tight song
hsp32144 4 years ago 3
Love this
jadaj6 4 years ago 2
NICE SHIT !!
meteoraul 4 years ago 2
hell yeah this is awesome!
kevzeppelin07 4 years ago
this is tight
nickrs2005 4 years ago