rapper

Lil Noid

Derrick Harris
Active
1993–present
Neighborhood
Binghampton
high
About

South Memphis area rapper and early Three 6 Mafia affiliate whose 1994 tape "Paranoid Funk" is one of the most sought-after releases in the Memphis underground catalog. His style was raw and aggressive even by the standards of the Memphis scene, delivering paranoid, menacing content over minimal production. He operated in the orbit of DJ Paul and Juicy J before the Three 6 name and roster fully solidified, making his work a document of the scene in its most formative phase.

Relationships
collaboration
Blackout
Blackout produced for Lil Noid
collaboration
Lil Slim
Lil Noid featured on Lil Slim's Robbery's My Specialty
collaboration
Juicy J
Juicy J produced Lil Noid's Break Yo Self Bitch; featured on early Juicy J cassettes
collaboration
DJ Paul
Lil Noid appeared on early DJ Paul/Juicy J cassettes