South Memphis producer and rapper who co-founded Three 6 Mafia with Juicy J, becoming the architectural mastermind behind the group's dark, sample-heavy production style. His early solo volumes (#10–16, 1992–1994) pioneered the lo-fi horror aesthetic that defined Memphis rap — looped horror-film samples, heavy 808 kicks, and distorted vocals processed through outboard gear. Born with a deformed right arm, he compensated with relentless output, personally dubbing thousands of cassette tapes for street distribution through Select-O-Hits and Pop Tunes. Built on the SP-1200 before transitioning to the MPC, his production template became the sonic foundation of the entire Memphis scene.