rapper · producer · dj

Juicy J

Jordan Michael Houston
Active
1991–present
Neighborhood
North Memphis
Born
1975-04-05
Aliases
Juice Man Junior · Super Villain · The Juice Mane
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About

North Memphis rapper, producer, and DJ who co-founded Three 6 Mafia alongside DJ Paul, bringing a slightly more funk-influenced sensibility to complement Paul's horror-driven aesthetic. Before forming the group he DJed for 8Ball & MJG, and his own solo cassette volumes (#4–10, 1992–1994) circulated widely through the Memphis tape network. Older brother of Project Pat. Won the Academy Award for Best Original Song as part of Three 6 Mafia for "It's Hard out Here for a Pimp" (2006), the group's unlikely crossover moment into mainstream recognition.

Groups
Labels
Relationships
collaboration
DJ Paul
Core production and rap duo, co-founders of Three 6 Mafia
family
Project Pat
Brothers — Project Pat is Juicy J's older brother
mentored
DJ Spanish Fly
Juicy J: 'DJ Spanish Fly and Sonny D were like the Memphis pioneers of rap music. We followed in the footsteps of those guys.'
rivalry
DJ Squeeky
Shared feud with DJ Paul against Squeeky camp
rivalry
Homicyde
Homicyde physically assaulted Juicy J and shot up his car, dissolving the Backyard Posse
rivalry
DJ Zirk
Filed class-action royalty lawsuit against DJ Paul and Juicy J; announced victory 2021
rivalry
211
211 and Skinny Pimp once confronted Juicy J armed with a Tec-9 demanding bootleg money — settled for $30
produced for
Indo G
Juicy J co-produced Indo G's Angel Dust
collaboration
Lil Noid
Juicy J produced Lil Noid's Break Yo Self Bitch; featured on early Juicy J cassettes
produced for
Gangsta Blac
Juicy J co-produced Gangsta Blac's Breakin Da Law
collaboration
D-Magic
Early Backyard Posse member