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Chapter 2: World Domination,Three 6 Mafia

- Chapter 2: World Domination
- - 258,356 plays
  - 113 favs
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Three 6 Mafia
Released 1997

Prophet Posse
04:13
9,958 plays

I Ain't Cha Friend
03:58
9,891 plays

Land of the Lost
03:55
8,826 plays

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songs

- 1
- We Are Waiting
- 01:04
- 6,530 plays

- 2
- Studio Time
- 00:00
- 1,738 plays

- 3
- Will Blast
- 01:30
- 15,035 plays

- 4
- Hit a Muthafucka
- 03:58
- 11,839 plays

- 5
- Are U Ready 4 Us
- 04:50
- 12,585 plays

- 6
- Prophet Posse
- 04:13
- 9,958 plays

- 7
- Motivated
- 03:40
- 15,896 plays

- 8
- I Ain't Cha Friend
- 03:58
- 9,891 plays

- 9
- Watcha Do
- 03:30
- 8,036 plays

- 10
- Spill My Blood
- 03:59
- 10,006 plays

- 11
- Who Got Dem 9's
- 03:10
- 17,447 plays

- 12
- Gunclaps
- 03:15
- 10,158 plays

- 13
- 3-6 in the Morning
- 02:51
- 13,067 plays

- 14
- Tear da Club Up '97
- 03:45
- 10,729 plays

- 15
- Late Nite Tip
- 04:46
- 14,287 plays

- 16
- Body Parts 2
- 04:18
- 17,053 plays

- 17
- Flashes
- 02:44
- 6,954 plays

- 18
- Neighborhood Hoe
- 01:55
- 13,471 plays

- 19
- N 2 Deep
- 03:59
- 7,846 plays

- 20
- Anyone Out There
- 03:12
- 19,860 plays

- 21
- Land of the Lost
- 03:55
- 8,826 plays

- 22
- Weed Is Got Me High
- 03:06
- 17,156 plays

album review

For Chapter 2: World Domination, their first widely distributed album (via Relativity), Three 6 Mafia further refine the hardcore motifs of their underground efforts, toning down the outright horror and playing up their Southern gangsta-isms. Their equation works out to a wonderfully novel album for its time, one that would set the course of their career as well as their dizzying array of solo and spin-off endeavors. In fact, the album's Chapter 2 title is fitting because the group reprises several of its best tracks from the previously released Mystic Stylez and Da End albums, namely "Tear da Club Up," "Late Nite Tip," "Bodyparts," and "N 2 Deep." The rest of the album very well could have come from the group's back catalog also, as tracks like "Neighborhood Hoe" and "Weed Is Got Me High" certainly embody the same sort of ideology, attitude, and approach that had gotten Three 6 Mafia to this point in the game. And then there's "Hit a Muthafucka," which became the group's latest anthem, a rowdy club-banger to say the least. ~ Jason Birchmeier, All Music Guide