One can't help but wonder why Juicy J wants no involvement with Da Mafia 6ix. Fellow Memphis rapper and frequent collaborator Project Pat offered up an explanation and said both he and Juicy J probably won't appear on the Three 6 Mafia reunion album that is in the works.
During a recent interview with Vlad TV, Project Pat dished on a number of things including Crunchy Black's departure from the group, Juicy J's status within Da Mafia 6ix and a possible reunion album. When asked about Juicy J's contributions to Da Mafia 6ix, he shook his head and confirmed what many already assumed.
"[DJ Paul's] trying to keep the Three 6 Mafia reunion situation hyped up or whatever but naw, J not going to be part of it," he said. "He saying it's the old members. He just saying he forming a different clique. Kind of like how the Tear Da Club Up Thugs was Juicy, Paul and Lord Infamous."
As noted by HiphopDX, Project Pat said that he, too, would probably not appear on a Three 6 Mafia reunion album.
Pat also addressed rumors that Crunchy Black had been kicked out of Three 6 Mafia. He says Crunchy left the group on his own because of pressures he came under while a member.
"Crunchy didn't get kicked out of the group," Pat said. "He was saying like [winning an] Oscar and all that stuff was too much pressure for him. Maybe he was going through something personal. I don't know the full scoop on it or why he did that because to me that was a bad decision... When they won the Oscar man it was unreal. I didn't think it was going to happen. We knew nothing about it."
Da Mafia 6ix released their latest mixtape Hear Sum Evil earlier this year.
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