Studio Albums
| Year | Album | Label |
|---|---|---|
| 1995 | Mystic Stylez | Prophet / Hypnotize Minds |
| 1997 | Chapter 1: The End | Relativity |
| 2000 | When the Smoke Clears: Sixty 6, Sixty 1 | Hypnotize Minds / Loud |
| 2001 | Choices: The Album | Hypnotize Minds |
| 2003 | Da Unbreakables | Hypnotize Minds |
| 2005 | Most Known Unknown | Hypnotize Minds / Sony |
| 2008 | Last 2 Walk | Hypnotize Minds |
Group & Affiliate Projects
| Year | Project | Artists | Label |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1998 | Tear Da Club Up Thugs | DJ Paul & Juicy J | Hypnotize Minds |
| 2002 | Hypnotize Camp Posse | Hypnotize Minds Collective | Hypnotize Minds |
| 2004 | Crunk-era collaborations | Various Memphis Artists | Hypnotize Minds |
Selected Singles
| Year | Single | Album |
|---|---|---|
| 2000 | Tear Da Club Up '97 | Chapter 1: The End |
| 2003 | Stay Fly | Most Known Unknown |
| 2005 | Stay Fly (Remix) | Most Known Unknown |
| 2006 | Poppin’ My Collar | Most Known Unknown |
Style and Sound
Three 6 Mafia developed a dark, atmospheric Southern hip-hop sound characterized by eerie synths, heavy bass, and hypnotic drum patterns that helped define Memphis rap.
Their production style became a key foundation for crunk and influenced later trap music aesthetics across the Southern United States.
Legacy
Three 6 Mafia are widely recognized as pioneers of Southern hip-hop, achieving mainstream success while maintaining a distinct underground sonic identity.
Their Academy Award win and long-standing influence on trap and crunk cemented their place in hip-hop history.