Brand merchandise, however, is available online and ships nationwide. Real Estate Buy some Realestate invest that money don't spend all of it on a thot ,flip that shit mane. Juicy J has frequently spoken about the benefits of investing in real estate, and has personally reaped the rewards of doing so as well. One of his first investments was on a foreclosed property in his hometown of Memphis, TN. From there, he began investing in more properties, and eventually diversified his investments into land.
Despite the success of the Three 6 Mafia, Juicy J realized that there was value in owning the rights to his music. As a result, he told Vulture, he insisted on retaining the publishing rights. I never sold the publishing.
We never sold it. I always looked at like, What the fuck am I gonna have to eat when I retire? In addition to all his other investments, Juicy J said that he has also invested in a clothing company, tech apps, and video games. Bernadette Giacomazzo is a NYC-based editor, writer, photographer, and publicist with a twenty-plus year career in the entertainment industry. So much talent. Every day I see a new rapper , a new producer.
Did you tap into Gucci vs. Jeezy Verzuz? I went for both of them. I like the idea that those two dudes have been in feud for over 15 years , they came together and made it positive.
For the youngins because a lot of rappers been passing away, rest in peace. Right now, we need more positivity. Salute to them. My catalog speaks for itself, I could go up against anybody. I have a producer catalog, an artist catalog , a group catalog.
I can go against producers, rappers. I own some of the old Three 6 Mafia masters. Moving forward to , I own everything. The dude that runs eOne, Alan Grunblatt, is my homie. Man, let me get back in business with my homie from 20 plus years ago. Been knowing him forever. Salute to Columbia, he did a lot for Three 6 Mafia. We made a lot of money over there, did a lot of great things. I have two kids, I love it. Watching them grow up is amazing, I love them deeply.
Such a blessing, kids are everything. Nick Cannon opens up about upcoming Dr. As a strong Black man in America, how can you continue to push the narrative?
I want people to be more independent. We should all try to figure out some things for ourselves and our community. Very very important. When you buy a car, buy two more pieces of land. Have a ball, enjoy life, but definitely save some for a rainy day.
When we come into situations like pandemics or we break our legs, we can sit back and let our investments make our money. I love doing music, I was born and raised to do music. I have glass bong coming, Juicy J Glass. A lot of things jumping off, be the lookout.
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But I settled into the background DJing. One day, Vasco and I had a gig. He would always be back and forth in jail. He would steal cars and pick me up, then we would ride around until he got caught and locked back up. So, before the gig, Vasco went to jail. They were killing it. So we connected and started putting out mixtapes with a whole clique of rappers and called it the Backyard Posse.
That group was like 20 people deep, so eventually we chose the best six members and created Triple Six Mafia. Soon enough, we had so much buzz around town that we decided to record our first CD, Mystic Stylez. The sound of that album was dark. I used to watch a lot of scary movies, like Halloween , Friday the 13th , and Poltergeist , and started sampling them and bringing that into my sound.
By the time I was 25, Three 6 Mafia had dropped When the Smoke Clears , and life was good: We was selling records, making money, riding around in a Bentley with a driver.
Things were starting to change, but in Memphis we was kings. I was just riding around Memphis, feeling like a king, listening to Willie Hutch. You go from being an underground rapper to winning an Academy Award, shit gonna change. We was on top of the world.
We had a TV show, an Oscar, and bought a house out in L. But man, it was the pussy, the threesomes, they came a dime a dozen. I partied so hard. I could never live like that again. If I could turn back the hands of time I would stop that shit—I could have died out there in L. I would just get drunk, take some Xans, fly on planes, and spaz out to Dionne Warwick in my headphones.
This chick was singing about how her life is miserable, talking about being lonely, and having nobody. I could hear the pain. That was just for me though. Whenever I got around other people, we was just listening to rock. But at the end of the day I would just go for a jog around L.
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