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Growing up in Memphis, Tennessee, US, Juicy J was deeply influenced by the style of Southern hip hop music, and formed the group Three 6 Mafia with DJ Paul and Lord Infamous. While in Three 6 Mafia, Juicy J was able to convey his abilities as a solo artist with the 1999 track “Slob On My Knob”, which consisted solely of Juicy J rapping.
During time off between projects in Three 6 Mafia, Juicy J recorded and released his debut solo album “Chronicles of the Juice Man” in 2002. The album was released to generally positive reception and reached the No. 4 spot on the Billboard’s US Independent Albums chart. The album also consisted of guest appearances by Three 6 Mafia members as well as Juicy J’s brother, Project Pat.
After releasing his debut album Juicy J would return to work with Three 6 Mafia and would not release another solo album until 2009. During his time back with Three 6 Mafia the group went on to achieve great success with their 2003 album “Da Unbreakables” reaching No. 4 on the Billboard 200 chart and their 2005 album “Most Known Unknown” reaching No. 3 on the Billboard 200 chart. The year 2006 saw Three 6 Mafia becoming the first hip hop group to win an Academy Award for Best Original Song with “It’s Hard out Here for a Pimp”, which was featured in the movie “Hustle & Flow”. The group also became the first hip-hop group to perform at the Oscars’ ceremony.
Juicy J’s second album “Hustle Till I Die” marked the rappers return to his solo career in 2009. During this time Juicy J began to step away from working with Three 6 Mafia and focused on his solo career full time as well as working with the rapper Wiz Khalifa. In 2011 he joined Wiz Khalifa’s label, Taylor Gang, as a part owner and A&R representative. On 23 August 2013 Juicy J released his third studio album “Stay Trippy”, which showed Juicy J really stepping up his game. The album was met with positive reviews and went to No. 4 on the Billboard 200 chart and No. 2 on the US Top R&B/Hip Hop Albums chart. The album contained the singles “Bandz a Make Her Dance”, “Show Out”, and “Bounce It” as well as featured many guest performers such as Justin Timberlake, Chris Brown, Wale, and The Weekend.
Juicy J has also found himself collaborating with pop diva Katy Perry for her 2013 single “Dark Horse”, which reached the No. 1 spot on the US Mainstream Top 40 chart. Juicy J is also a highly engaging performer live that has been known to play large festivals such as the hip hop festival, Paid Dues, as well as headline his own tours that he has shared the bill with rappers like Travis Scott.
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After Juicy J took a rest from the rap game for a while, he came back strong with his album, “Stay Trippy.” He certainly adhered to his single from that album, “Bandz A Make Her Dance” as he made it rain during his performance of the song. This was not expected, and it felt as if the concert turned into a fun club night. The crowd went crazy; that certainly made all of the ladies dance while they grabbed as much money as they could. It was also great Juicy J took us back with hits from his group, Three 6 Mafia, such as, “Poppin’ My Collar” and “Stay Fly.” He was happy that he still had fans of his group in the audience, since this shows he has longtime fans over the years. Juicy J also showed lots of excitement and enthusiasm even though the concert at Detroit’s Masonic Temple did not start until 11 p.m. He did an earlier show in the city at 7 p.m. the same day at the Fox Theatre, but if he was tired he certainly played it off well. It may be something he is used to since he says in his song “Show Out:” “One night, two shows/That's two mansions and a team expansion.” This really added to the excitement of the show.
Shannie2009
Tennessee rapper Jordan Michael Houston, or Juicy J has been active as a musician since the early 90's and despite only having released three solo albums he has collaborated with a whole host of international stars including Wiz Khalifa, B.O.B and T.I.
His live show reaches from all aspects of his career, his solo work, his collaborations, his production credits and his collective work with Three 6 Mafia. The tracks from the latter are really well received by the crowd as these classic hip hop singles are rarely performed on the live circuit anymore so the chance to hear 'Stay Fly' and 'Poppin' My Collar' is reason for celebration.
He performs his show more like a DJ at a club and makes sure every member of the audience is involved in the party. A confident MC, he clearly knows the strength of his music and enjoy playing to his crowd. When his Grammy nominated hit collaboration with Katy Perry, 'Dark Horse' is dropped the audience go mental for this international pop anthem and Jordan jumps with equal enthusiasm. A mammoth set of hip-hop classics keep audiences coming back time and time again.
sean-ward
The worst experience ever. The concert was either moved or cancelled, and we ended up not seeing the concert. An extreme lack of communication from the concert venue and from Songkick to notify me that the concert was cancelled. Some friends and I traveled for this concert and took work off the next day to have a good time, only to find out it was all for not. I would appreciate it if Songkick would have notifications of cancelled concerts to avoid this problem in the future.
Rosati2489
Juicy J came to the Washington State University campus and he put on the worst concert I've ever been to. He recited probably every single feature he’s ever been on and there was absolutely no excitement or enthusiasm. He obviously didn’t want to be there. It was the biggest waste of time and money. I had such a horrible experience that I don’t even listen to him anymore. Literally THE.WORST.
jsmnxxx
Really cool show, he was very down to earth and in touch with the crowd. We wish he would've started his show earlier since they told us we need to leave the venue around 11:30pm so we didn't get much of him. His opening acts were really good as well.
acraiut
My experience was great and The Rave Centre in Milwaukee, there were lots of blunts and joints in the croud. I myself saw one person drop dead, but three died as far as I know. I will deffenetly be going to see Juicy J again.
marshall-bumstead
Juicy was awesome. Took my youngest son and his friend. They had a great time. I love the Myth venue. Concerts are way better in a mosh than a seat.
crlandersen
Str8 trippy maine!! Hell of a time. I can't wait until he come back again. We sipped so much act. And blew so many trees got damn. Juicy j was lit.
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