Initially released on July 31st, 2020, Mafia Bidness peaked at number 27 on Billboard’s Top 200 chart with fan favorite tracks like, “Gangstas & Sippas” feat Q D Fool & YG (40 million streams) and “Perc Popper,” as well as their massive hit “Bands” (300 million streams) which helped propel the group into the national spotlight. The triumphantly bouncy anthem was produced by Detroit native Helluva (Tee Grizzley, Megan Thee Stallion, etc.) and has already racked up over 27 million streams. The announcement comes alongside a new John Rawl & Luke Kaneb directed video for their standout single, “Change Your Life.” The visual showcases OhGeesy showering his significant other with gifts in Las Vegas while Fenix turns up in his million dollar mansion, demonstrating Shoreline Mafia’s ability to climb to the top of the rap game, changing their lives from a tagging crew to wealthy and successful hip-hop group. rap crew, Shoreline Mafia have just announced the 11/27 release date for the deluxe edition of their debut album, Mafia Bidness – via Atlantic Records. "We both are Leos and share the same energy towards unity and seeing people happy! This is just such a devastating loss cuz she always wanted to see others win! RIP to the Queen Of Memphis, forever my sister.Notorious L.A. "Gangsta Boo was like a sister to me and told the world about me the way my blood brother did," Drumma Boy said in a statement. Last week, she filmed an unreleased video, "Imma Mack," with producer Drumma Boy. Last month, Gangsta Boo said she was on the verge of releasing her fourth studio album "The BooPrint," this year. This year, she appeared on Latto's "FTCU" that also included GloRilla. Her third album, "Enquiring Minds II: The Soap Opera," was released in 2003.ĭuring her career, Gangsta Boo collaborated with popular artists including OutKast, Eminem, Gucci Mane, Lil Jon, E-40 and T.I. She dropped her sophomore album, "Both Worlds (asterisk)69," which reached No. In 1998, she branched out with her debut solo album "Enquiring Minds." The album was highlighted by "Where Dem Dollas At," featuring Juicy J and DJ Paul.Īfter Three 6 Mafia released "Choices: The Album" in 2001, she left the group to focus on her solo career. She appeared on five more of the group's albums, including "Chapter 2: World Domination" and the platinum-selling "When the Smoke Clears: Sixty 6, Sixty 1." Gangsta Boo gained instant notoriety with her shoot-from-the-hip, rapid-fire rap flow on Three 6 Mafia's 1995 debut album "Mystic Stylez," which became a cult classic. By 15, she joined the rap collective, which included notable members DJ Paul, Juicy J, Crunchy Black and Lord Infamous. The rapper launched her career at age of 14 when she was noticed by DJ Paul, a founding member of Three 6 Mafia.
"The family is asking for your continued prayers and privacy as we process the loss of our loved one." "The Mitchell family would like to thank everyone for their condolences regarding the untimely death of Lola 'Gangsta Boo' Mitchell," said the rapper's mother Veronica Mitchell and family in a statement issued Monday. The cause of death has not been released. Lola "Gangsta Boo'' Mitchell was found dead Sunday in Memphis, Tenn., her hometown. LOS ANGELES - Gangsta Boo, a Southern rapper who was a former member of the hip-hop group Three 6 Mafia, has died. Gangsta Boo is seen performing as the opener for Run the Jewels at the Tabernacle on Saturday, Jan.
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