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6 Kiss
Studio album by Lil B
Released	December 22, 2009
Genres	West coast hip hop Cloud rap
Length	87:46
Label	Permanent Marks
Producers	Beat Flippaz Clams Casino Cracka Lack DecadeZ DJ Paul Emynd Juicy J Just Blaze Keyboard Kid Nic Swagger Omega One Squadda B Trey G.
Lil B chronology
I'm Thraxx (2009) 6 Kiss (2009) Dior Paint (2010)

6 Kiss is the first studio album by American rapper Lil B. The album was released digitally on December 22, 2009.

Beginning in 2011, Lil B became embroiled in a feud Kevin Durant, then-star small forward of the Oklahoma City Thunder. Durant criticized the rapper in a Tweet dated January 29, 2011, expressing confusion and surprise at his popularity. Offended, Lil B challenged Durant to a game of one-on-one, which was briefly entertained by the NBA star before ultimately ignoring his challenge altogether.^[1] This angered Lil B, which prompted him to place a "curse" on Durant, where he guaranteed that Durant would never win an NBA title under the curse. Despite making an appearance in the next year's NBA Finals, Durant's Thunder would fail to win the championship in the following years, including Oklahoma City's collapse against Lil B's hometown Golden State Warriors in the 2016 Western Conference Finals. Lil B would claim responsibility for this loss and insist that the curse had real life consequences for Durant. In March 2014, Lil B would release the diss track "Fuck KD" with an accompanying music video, with the song being viewed by over a million people on its first weekend of release.^[2] Lil B and the curse would subsequently garner significant attention from basketball fans and sports media. Almost two months later, when Durant would announce that he was signing to the Warriors, Lil B announced that he was subsequently lifting the curse. However, when speaking with CBS Sports, Lil B denied that the curse was rescinded due to his Warriors fandom, but rather Durant's "heart and earnestness".^[3]

Professional ratings

Aggregate scores
Source	Rating
Metacritic	73/100[4]
Review scores
Source	Rating
The A.V. Club	B−[5]
The Boston Phoenix	[6]
Consequence of Sound	[7]
Drowned in Sound	6/10[8]
Now	3/5[9]
Pitchfork	8.1/10[10]
Slant Magazine	[11]
URB	[12]
XXL	3/5[13]

In a positive review, Billy Haisley of Deadspin praised Lil B's handling of basketball related themes and topics, though pointed out that some unrelated songs on the project were derivative of his previous work: "...Hoop Life is a typical Lil B mixtape, from the celebrity songs to the ignorant, crass, and often great cooking songs to the positive and explicitly #based ideological songs... Other tracks, however, uphold the narrative promise of 'Gotta Make the NBA'... the "player on the come-up" stories have the most depth".^[14] Phil Witmer of Vice considered Hoop Life an "essential" Lil B mixtape, acknowledging the basketball concept and dubbing the production "Bay Area-styled post-hyphy that's as warm and inviting as a summer day"^[15]

The diss track "Fuck KD" was singled out for particular praise. The Fader considered the track "better than it needed to be"^[16] while also praising the songs "NBA Live" and "Real Based".

Publications' year-end list appearances for I'm Gay (I'm Happy)

Critic/Publication	List	Rank	Ref
Tiny Mix Tapes	Tiny Mix Tapes' Top 50 Albums of 2011	30	[17]

Lil B was criticized for deciding to name his album I'm Gay, even receiving death threats at one point.^[18] Many saw the move as a publicity stunt; however, the rapper has said that the title is meant to be used as the formal definition of 'gay' (merry) and as a message of support to the LGBT community. He states it simply means "I'm Happy".^[19] After all the controversy and receiving death threats, he added "I'm Happy" in parentheses to the title.

Samples

• "Trapped in Prison" contains a sample of "Leaving Shire" by Bo Hansson.
• "Open Thunder Eternal Slumber" contains a sample of "Catch the Breeze" by Slowdive.
• "Game" contains a sample of "Of All the Things" by Stephanie Mills
• "Unchain Me" contains a sample of "Cry Little Sister" by Gerard McMann.
• "Neva Stop Me" contains a sample of "Quasimodo's Marriage" by Alec R. Costandinos.
• "Gon Be Okay" contains a sample of "One Summer's Day" by Joe Hisaishi.
• "The Wilderness" contains a sample of "Futari Dake No Ceremony" by Yukiko Okada.
• "I Hate Myself" contains a sample of Boyz II Men's cover of "Iris" by Goo Goo Dolls.
• "Get It While It's Good" contains a sample of "Dreaming" by Bill Summers.
• "I Seen That Light" contains a sample of "Lost in Time" by Eric Benet.
• "My Last Chance" contains a sample of "Still Waiting" by Johnny Gill.

The series centers on "Norbert Foster "Norb" (voiced by Nick Bakay) and Daggett Doofus "Dag" Beaver (voiced by Richard Steven Horvitz). As recounted in the series premiere "Born to be Beavers", the two are kicked out of their parents' home once their mother births another brood. During their departure and subsequent search for a home, Norbert is showed to be a highly opinionated beaver who acts as the voice of reason and straight man to his younger brother's insane ideas, being quite selfish at times by bullying, insulting, or taking advantage of his brother (typically backfiring). Meanwhile, Daggett is energetic and childish, bearing a habit of over-the-top and sensitive emotions, as well as a well-known trait of name-calling and mispronouncing words.

Album	Year	Artist
4 All The Sistas Around Da World	1994	Sista
Ginuwine... The Bachelor	1996	Ginuwine
Supa Dupa Fly	1997	Missy Elliott
Welcome To Our World		Timbaland & Magoo
Tim's Bio: Life from da Bassment	1998	Timbaland
Da Real World	1999	Missy Elliott
Indecent Proposal	2001	Timbaland & Magoo
Scream	2009	Chris Cornell
Timbaland Presents Shock Value II		Timbaland
The 20/20 Experience	2013	Justin Timberlake
The 20/20 Experience 2 Of 2
King Stays King	2015	Timbaland

• 2. "Forever" _{(produced with The Clutch and Cory Rooney)}

• 4. "I Know Why" (featuring Pimp C, Rich Boy and Blaze-1) _{(produced with Butta, Polow da Don, and Rio the Superproducer)}

• 20. "Why Did You Leave Me" (featuring Chilly Chil) _{(produced with Polow da Don)}

• 6. "Priceless" (featuring Birdman) _{(produced with Chase N. Cashe)}

• 6. "Lay Back & Chill" _{(produced with B. Carr and Chase N. Cashe)}

• 10. "Kitty Kat"

• 14. "Love the Way You Love Me" _{(produced with Chase N. Cashe and DioGuardi)}

• 14. "1st & Love" _{(produced with Chase N. Cashe)}

• 11. "Stronger" (from motion picture More than a Game) _{(produced with Polow da Don)}

• 8. "Drop the World" (featuring Eminem) _{(produced with Chase N. Cashe)}

• 2. "Still Me"
• 6. "The 4 Heartbeats" (featuring Overdoz)

• 1. "The Sellout" _{(produced with Chase N. Cashe)}
• 11. "On & On" _{(produced with Don Cannon)}

• "Christmas in Harlem" (featuring Cam'ron, Jim Jones, Vado, Cyhi the Prynce, Pusha T, Musiq Soulchild, Teyana Taylor and Big Sean)

• 8. "Can't Let Go"
• 9. "CDC" (featuring Casey Veggies and Carter)

• 13. "Outfit" (featuring Cyhi Da Prynce) _{(produced with B.Carr of Surf Club)}

• 6. "Gone" _{(produced with Polow da Don and Harvey Mason Jr.)}

• 12. "How Far We Go (Uptown 81) (featuring Kendrick Lamar)

• 4. "Lay It on Me" (featuring Big Sean)

• 3. "Niggas in Paris" _{(produced with Kanye West, Mike Dean, and Anthony Kilhoffer)}

• 17. "Underdogg"

• 9. "The Good, the Bad, the Ugly"

• 11. "Lighthouse" _{(produced with Chris Brown)}

• 10. "My God" _{(produced with Deezy)}

• 10. "Watch n' Learn" _{(produced with Kuk Harrell)}

• 16. "I Know You Missed It" (featuring John Legend)^[21]

• 2. "Come on a Cone"
• 3. I Am Your Leader" (featuring Cam'ron and Rick Ross)

• 6. "Right Here" (featuring Drake) _{(produced with Kuk Harrell)}

• 4. "Business Mind" (featuring Hayes)

• 9. "Nightmares Pt. 2"^[22]

• 14. "You Know What"

• 1. "HITstory" _{(produced with Hanine)}
• 2. "Brake Lights"
• 3. "Option" (featuring Big Sean) _{(produced with Rey Reel)}
• 4. "Old School Caddy" (featuring Kid Cudi)
• 5. "Fan"
• 6. "She Belongs to the City"
• 11. "Running in Place" (featuring Stacy Barthe)

• 3. "I Wish You Would" (featuring Kanye West and Rick Ross)

• 8. "Where Sinners Dwell"

• 9. "King Company" (featuring Honey Cocaine)

• 3. "Coffin" (featuring Busta Rhymes) _{(produced with Eminem)}

• 16. "Once Bitten, Twice Shy" _{(produced with M3rge)}

• 2. "Clique" (featuring Kanye West, Jay-Z and Big Sean) _{(produced with Kanye West, Anthony Kilhoffer, and Noah Goldstein)}
• 6. "Cold.1" (featuring Kanye West, and DJ Khaled)
• 7. "Higher" (featuring The-Dream, Pusha T, Mase and Cocaine 80s) _{(produced with Kanye West and Mike Dean)}

• 10. "My Way" (featuring Common, Lloyd, and Kendrick Lamar)

• 3. "Backseat Freestyle"

• 17. "Wonder"

• 2. "Goldie"
• 9. "1 Train" (featuring Kendrick Lamar, Joey Badass, Yelawolf, Danny Brown, Action Bronson and Big K.R.I.T.)

• 8. "Cypher" (featuring Audio Push, Hit-Boy, Kent M$ney, B Mac the Queen, Schoolboy Q, Casey Veggies, Xzibit, Rick Ross, Method Man, Redman, and Raekwon)
• 11. "Make Something" (featuring K. Roosevelt, Hit-Boy, Kent M$ney, and Common)

• 10. "Red Eye" (featuring Haim) _{(produced with Kid Cudi)}

• 2. "God Bless"
• 6. "I Know"
• 10. "Think About It" (featuring Nicka)
• 11. "Make Something" (featuring K. Roosevelt, Hit-Boy, and Common)
• 12. "Cypher" (featuring Audio Push, Hit-Boy, B Mac the Queen, Schoolboy Q, Casey Veggies, Xzibit, Rick Ross, Method Man, Redman, and Raekwon)

• 7. "Somewhereinamerica" _{(produced with Hey DJ Camper and Mike Dean)}

_{(Tracks produced with Kanye West and Dave Tozer)}

• 2. "The Beginning..."
• 16. "Caught Up"

• 2. "Come As You Are" _{(produced with Key Wane and Mars1500)}
• 4. "I Like It" (featuring K. Roosevelt) _{(produced with S. Dot and Mars1500)}
• 7. "Tis the Season" (featuring Joey Badass)
• 11. "Told You So / Block Party" (featuring Overdoz and Hit-Boy)
• 12. "Club 380" _{(produced with HazeBanga)}
• 13. "Anything Goes" (featuring Wale) _{(produced with HazeBanga)}
• 14. "Do It All" (featuring James Fauntleroy and Vic Mensa) _{(produced with HazeBanga and Eric Choice)}

• 11. "What Ya Used To" (Rockie Fresh featuring Hit-Boy)

• 14. "That Nigga"

• 4. "Warriors"
• 9. "Boom Skit" _{(produced with HazeBanga)}
• 15. "Sexodus" (featuring The Weeknd) _{(produced with HazeBanga)}
• 16. "Like This" _{(produced with HazeBanga)}

• 11. "Whole Crew" _{(produced with Rey Reel)}

_{(All tracks produced with Beyoncé)}

• 7. "Jealous" _{(produced with Detail, The Order, Boots, Hazebanga, and Dre Moon)}
• 10. "XO" _{(produced with The-Dream, Ryan Tedder, and HazeBanga)}
• 11. "Flawless" (featuring Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie) _{(produced with Rey Reel, HazeBanga, and Boots)}
• 18. "Ring Off" _{(produced with Mike Caren, Cook Classics, HazeBanga, Preach Bal4, Mike Dean, Ariel Rechtshaid, and Derek Dixie)}

_{(Tracks produced with HazeBanga)}^[25]

• 4. "I Been Workin'"
• 8. "Circle"

_{(All tracks produced with Mariah Carey)}

• 3. "Dedicated" (featuring Nas) _{(produced with Darhyl "Hey DJ" Camper and HazeBanga)}
• 5. "Thirsty" _{(produced with Rey Reel)}
• 12. "Money ($ * / ...)" (featuring Fabolous)

• 1. "Plug Music" _{(produced with K. Roosevelt, Rey Reel, and WondaGurl)}
• 2. "Stripes"
• 3. "No Talkin' _{(produced with HazeBanga)}
• 5. "On Everything"
• 7. "Rude Awakening"
• 8. "The Pay" _{(produced with Rey Reel)}
• 9. "Shit Shit"
• 11. "Scorn" _{(produced with HazeBanga and Cairo Mayeson)}
• 12. "Picture" _{(produced with K. Roosevelt and HazeBanga)}
• 13. "Members Only" _{(produced with K. Roosevelt, HazeBanga, and Don Cannon)}
• 15. "Parade" _{(produced with Peter Cottontale)}
• 17. "B.B.H." _{(produced with HazeBanga and Cairo Mayeson)}
• 18. "Grindin' My Whole Life" _{(produced with HazeBanga and Rey Reel)}
• 19. "Alert" _{(produced with HazeBanga)}

• 5. "Feeling Myself" (featuring Beyoncé) _{(produced with Beyoncé)}

• 2. "A Hunnit a Show" (featuring Rick Ross)

• 8. "Belly of the Beast" (featuring Chronixx)

• 3. "Reppin"
• 4. "Ask Me" _{(produced with Rey Reel)}
• 6. "Normally" _{(produced with Dot da Genius)}
• 9. "Sweep" _{(produced with Cardo)}
• 12. "Mind Trap" (featuring Vince Staples and Casey Veggies) _{(produced with Preach)}

• 8. "Boomerang" (featuring Hit-Boy)

• 7. "Where the Cash At"

• 6. "Wonderful" (featuring Ty Dolla Sign)

_{(All tracks produced with Rock Mafia)}

• 1. "Revival" _{(produced with Dubkiller)}
• 10. "Body Heat"
• 11. "Rise"

• 11, "Dedicated" (featuring Future and Sonyae) _{(produced with Bongo)}

• 9. "Guard Down" (featuring Kanye West and Diddy)

_{(Tracks produced with Travis Scott and Kuk Harrell)}

• 6. "Woo"
• 15. "Pose"

• 2. "Big Boss Big Time Business" _{(produced with HazeBenga and Batmanglij)}

• 2. "All I Want"^[28]

• 4. "Sorry" _{(produced with Beyoncé, MeLo-X, Diana Gordon, HazeBanga, and Stuart White)}

• 13. "Take Me Where It's Love (Searching Pt. 2)"

• 17. "Police Get Away wit Murder"

• 2. "Way Back" _{(produced with Cashmere Cat, Honorable C.N.O.T.E., Rogét Chahayed, and Mike Dean)}

• 2. "Leftside"
• 6. "Praise You" (featuring Musiq Soulchild)
• 7. "Slow Motion" (featuring BJ the Chicago Kid)
• 8. "Play Action" (featuring Hit-Boy)

• 5. "3 Wayz" (featuring Travis Scott) _{(produced with Mike Dean and HazeBanga)}

• 1. "Shake Em Off"

• 7. "2 Points" _{(produced with Nana Kwabena and Andrew Horowitz)}

• All tracks

• 8. "Other Shit"

• 17. "All My Life"

• 14. "Hello Father"

• 11. "Frat Rules" (featuring ASAP Rocky, Playboi Carti and Big Sean) _{(produced with Southside)}
• 13. "Feels So Good" (featuring ASAP Rocky, ASAP Ferg, ASAP Nast, ASAP Twelvyy and ASAP Ant) _{(produced with Frank Dukes)}

• 13. "Nowhere Fast" (featuring Kehlani) _{(produced with Rock Mafia)}

• 2. "Joyride" _{(produced with Allen Ritter)}

• 11. "Wow Freestyle" (featuring Kendrick Lamar) _{(produced with G Dav)}

• 9. "Mine" (produced with Devon Corey)

_{(Tracks produced with Rogét Chahayed and Mike Dean)}

• 2. "Carousel"
• 3. "Sicko Mode" _{(produced with OZ, Tay Keith, and Cubeatz)}

• 12. "Better Off" _{(produced with Tommy Brown and Brian Malik Baptiste)}

• 7. "Signs" (featuring 24hrs)

• 6. "Lil Bih" (featuring 24hrs)

• 1. "Family & Money"
• 2. "7AM in Beverly" (featuring Dom Kennedy)
• 3. "Not Always Right" (featuring Hit-Boy)
• 6. "Fifty Ball" (featuring Moneybagg Yo and Smokepurpp)
• 7. "Champagne" (featuring MadeinTYO)
• 9. "Police" (featuring Jay305)
• 10. "Contagious"
• 11. "Love" (featuring Vic Mensa)
• 12. "Stay 2 Myself"

• 15. "100 Summers"

• 3. "Nunya" (featuring Dom Kennedy) _{(produced with G Dav and Teddy Walton)}

• 3. "HeMotions"
• 7. "Big"
• 15. "Out My Way"
• 16. "The Bees Knees" _{(produced with No I.D. and G. Ry)}
• 20. "She's the One"

• 14. "Self"

• All tracks^[31]
  • 3. "Stuck in the Streets" _{(produced with Chase N. Cashe)}
  • 4. "Family Not a Group" _{(produced with G Dav)}
  • 5. "Can't Fold" _{(produced with G. Ry and JayB)}

• 10. "Do Not Disturb" (featuring Kamaiyah and G-Eazy) _{(produced with Corbett)}

• 6. "Royalty" (featuring RaVaughn)

• 4. "Los Angeles"
• 6. "Plastic"

• All tracks^[32]
  • 3. "K-Town" _{(produced with G. Ry)}
  • 4. "Fade Away" _{(produced with G. Ry)}
  • 6. "Killa" _{(produced with G. Ry)}

• 1. "Same Ol"

• 15. "Catch the Sun"

• 3. "The Blinding" (featuring Travis Scott) _{(produced with Swizz Beatz, AraabMuzik, and G. Ry)}

• 4. "Flex" (featuring Juice Wrld) _{(produced with Corbett)}

• 14. "Miss My Dogs" (featuring Hit-Boy) _{(produced with G. Ry)}

• 1. "Bouncin"

• 12. "Baby Mama" (featuring Chance the Rapper) _{(produced with Brandy and LaShawn Daniels)}

• All tracks
  • 1. "King's Disease" _{(produced with Corbett, J. Pelham, Pat Junior, and Cyanca)}
  • 2. "Blue Benz" _{(produced with Penthouse Parti and Rogét Chahayed)}
  • 4. "Ultra Black" (featuring Hit-Boy) _{(produced with Audio Anthem and Corbett)}
  • 5. "27 Summers" _{(prodcued with Rogét Chahayed)}
  • 6. "Replace Me" (featuring Big Sean and Don Toliver) _{(produced with HazeBanga and Eric Choice)}
  • 8. "All Bad" (featuring Anderson .Paak) _{(produced with Dwayne "MonoNeon" Thomas Jr.)}
  • 10. "Full Circle" (featuring The Firm) _{(produced with G. Ry)}

• 2. "Fear of God" (featuring DeJ Loaf)

• 5. "Mask" (featuring Antha Pantha)

• All tracks
  • 4. "One Way Flight" (featuring Freddie Gibbs) _{(produced with Jansport J)}
  • 7. "New Streets" _{(produced with Jansport J)}
  • 9. "Trade It All" _{(produced with Corbett)}
  • 12. "Legend" (with Hit-Boy) _{(produced with G. Ry)}

• 3. "Temptations" (featuring Kid Cudi) _{(produced with Skrillex)}

• 1. "Rendezvous" _{(produced with Khirye Tyler)}

• 4. "Frenesí"^[33]

• 4. "In My Feelings" (featuring Quavo and Young Dolph)
• 9. "Evictions"
• 15. "What We On" (featuring Big Sean)

• 3. "Trauma" (with Hit-Boy featuring Cordae)

• All tracks
  • 1. "The Pressure" _{(produced with Corbett)}
  • 2. "Death Row East" _{(produced with Corbett)}
  • 4. "EPMD 2" (featuring Eminem and EPMD) _{(produced with Eminem)}
  • 5. "Rare" _{(produced with Corbett)}
  • 6. "YKTV" (featuring A Boogie wit da Hoodie and YG) _{(produced with Corbett)}
  • 7. "Store Run" _{(produced with Ezreaux)}
  • 8. "Moments" _{(produced with Jansport J)}
  • 9. "Nobody" (featuring Ms. Lauryn Hill) _{(produced with Corbett)}
  • 10. "No Phony Love" (featuring Charlie Wilson) _{(produced with Jansport J and Brian Alexander Morgan)}
  • 11. "Brunch on Sundays" (featuring Blxst) _{(produced with Corbett and Rogét Chahayed)}
  • 12. "Count Me In" _{(produced with B. Carr)}
  • 13. "Composure" (featuring Hit-Boy) _{(produced with Rogét Chahayed)}

• 8. "Solar Eclipse"

• 5. "What You Need" _{(produced with Corbett and Sir Dylan)}

• 13. "Greener Knots"^[34]

• All tracks
  • 2. "Into It" _{(produced with G Dav)}
  • 3. "The One" _{(produced with Oz and Jesse Blum)}
  • 4. "Loyal to a Fault" (featuring Bryson Tiller and Lil Durk) _{(produced with Rogét Chahayed, Don Cannon, G. Ry, Brvyn, PittThaKid, and Ace G.)}
  • 5. "Offense" (featuring Babyface Ray and 42 Dugg) _{(produced with G Dav, Rogét Chahayed, and Jesse Blum)}
  • 6. "What a Life" _{(produced with G. Ry, Rogét Chahayed, and Carter Lang)}

• 8. "Power" (featuring Hit-Boy) _{(produced with Corbett)}

• 9. "Note to Self" (featuring Big Sean, Hit-Boy, Joey Badass, and Wale)^[35]

• All tracks
  • 3. "Ugly" _{(produced with Corbett)}

• 9. "Sinister" (featuring Lil Wayne) _{(produced with Audio Anthem)}

• 4. "Outstanding" (featuring Roddy Ricch) _{(produced with Corbett and G. Ry)}

• 5. "Conflicted" (featuring Nas)
• 6. "Daddy" (featuring Emo Trap)
• 10. "House I Built"
• 12. "Jerseys in the Rafters" (featuring The Game)

• 5. "Wild Chapters" (with T.I. and Novel)

• 12. "Thique" _{(produced with Beyoncé, LilJuMadeDaBeat, Stuart White, and Ink)}

• 4. "This Bitch Matters" _{(produced with Kal Banx)}^[36]

• 2. "Eazy" (with Kanye West) _{(produced with Mike Dean, Cash Jones, and Big Duke)}
• 9. "Change the Game" (featuring Ty Dolla Sign)
• 10. "How Far I Came" (featuring Roddy Ricch)
• 19. "Drake with the Braids (Interlude)"
• 24. "The Black Slim Shady" _{(produced with Big Duke and Brian King Joseph)}
• 25. "Stupid" (featuring Big Sean)
• 30. "A Father's Prayer"

• 1. "Why Would I Stop?" _{(produced with Rogét Chahayed)}
• 2. "Lucky Me" _{(produced with DJ Dahi, Rogét Chahayed, and Teddy Walton)}
• 3. "Deep Reverence" (featuring Nipsey Hussle) _{(produced with G Ry, Rogét Chahayed, Audio Anthem, and Johan Lenox)}
• 10. "Guard Your Heart" (featuring Anderson .Paak, Earlly Mac and Wale) _{(produced with Corbett and Rogét Chahayed)}
• 11. "Respect It" (featuring Young Thug and Hit-Boy) _{(produced with G Dav and Corbett)}
• 12. "Lithuania" (featuring Travis Scott) _{(produced with Audio Anthem)}
• 18. "Don Life" (featuring Lil Wayne) _{(produced with Key Wane, Amaire Johnson, Aaron Bow, Johan Lenox, and Travis Walton)}
• 19. "Friday Night Cypher" (featuring Tee Grizzley, Kash Doll, Cash Kidd, Payroll, 42 Dugg, Boldy James, Drego, Sada Baby, Royce da 5'9" and Eminem) _{(produced with Key Wane, Jay John Henry, and Helluva)}
• 23. "Overtime" _{(produced with Key Wane and The Tucker Brothers)}
• 25. "Bezerk" (featuring ASAP Ferg and Hit-Boy) _{(produced with G Dav and Corbett)}

• 4. "Maniac" _{(produced with Corbett)}

• 17. "4 Thangs" (featuring Big Sean and Hit-Boy)

• All tracks
  • 11. "WTF SMH" _{(produced with Jansport J)}
  • 12. "Once a Man, Twice a Child" _{(produced with C3 Official)}

• 5. "Go Down" (featuring TisaKorean) _{(produced with Corbett and TisaKorean)}
• 14. "Bus Stop" (featuring Brent Faiyaz) _{(produced with 206derek, Brent Faiyaz, and Dpat)}

• All tracks

• All tracks
  • 8. "Slipping Into Darkness" (featuring The Alchemist) _{(produced with The Alchemist)}

• All tracks

• 9. "Delresto (Echoes)" (featuring Beyoncé) _{(produced with Travis Scott, Beyoncé, Mike Dean, and Allen Ritter)}

• All tracks

• 1. "The Truth Is In My Eyes"
• 2. "Red Lotion" (feat. RJmrLA & Jay Worthy) _{(produced with Corbett)}
• 4. "Take Some Off Of That" _{(produced with Rogét Chahayed)}
• 5. "Extra Clips"
• 6. "Wigglin'" (featuring Mozzy) _{(produced with Deezy)}
• 7. "Broke The Mold" _{(produced with Rogét Chahayed)}
• 8. "A​$​VP Chauncey" (featuring Hit-Boy) _{(produced with Corbett)}
• 9. "Boo Bop" _{(produced with Rogét Chahayed)}
• 10. "Shoppin' Monster" (featuring Snoop Dogg) _{(produced with Corbett)}
• 12. "Breaking The Ice" (feat. Musiq Soulchild, Dom Kennedy, & J. Stone) _{(produced with Johnathan Hulett)}
• 13. "The Pain Is Deep" _{(produced with Corbett)}
• 14. "Inspiration" (feat. Figg Newton & Killa Twan)
• 15. "Speaking In Codes" (featuring Benny the Butcher) _{(produced with Jesse Blum)}
• 16. "Stay On" (feat. Tray Deee) _{(produced with NextWavez)}
• 17. "G'z Don't Cry"

• All tracks^[38]
  • 3. "P Fiction" (featuring Hit-Boy) _{(produced with Audio Anthem)}
  • 5. "Cutthroat" (featuring TeeFLii) _{(produced with Nextwavez)}
  • 7. "Crisis" (featuring Dom Kennedy) _{(produced with Jansport J)}

• 2. "Bron"
• 4. "Everybody Can't Go" (with Kyle Banks) _{(produced with Corbett)}
• 6. "Back Again" (with Snoop Dogg)
• 7. "One Foot In" (with Stove God Cooks)
• 9. "Pillow Talk & Slander" (with Jadakiss and Babyface Ray)
• 10. "How to Rap"
• 12. "Big Tymers" (with Peezy)

Season	Guest star	Role(s)	Episode
1	Jay Leno	The Crimson Chin	"Chin Up"
	Gilbert Gottfried	Dr. Bender Wendell Bender	"The Same Game"
2	Tom Arnold	Corporate Santa	"Christmas Everyday!"
	Robert Costanzo	The Easter Bunny
	Brian Dunkleman	The April Fool
	Chris Kirkpatrick	Chip Skylark	"Boys in the Band"
	Jay Leno	The Crimson Chin	"Boy Toy"
	Gilbert Gottfried	Dr. Bender Wendell Bender	"Scary Godparents"
3	Chris Kirkpatrick	Chip Skylark Skip Sparkypants	"Shiny Teeth"
	Gilbert Gottfried	Dr. Bender Wendell Bender
	Jay Leno	The Crimson Chin Nega-Chin	"The Crimson Chin Meets Mighty Mom & Dyno Dad!"
	Jackie Mason	The Sandman	"Beddy Bye"
	Robert Costanzo	The Easter Bunny Ape Construction Worker Ape Truck Driver	"Abra-Catastrophe!"
	Gary LeMel	Fairy Cowlick Jr.
	Linda Ballantyne	Basketball Fan #5	"Odd Ball"
	Rick Fox	Flash Williams Smooth Daley
	Katie Griffin	Basketball Fan #8
	Julie Lemieux	Basketball Fan #12
	Patrick McKenna	Basketball Fan #3
	Billy Blanks	Himself	"Kung Timmy"
	Chris Kirkpatrick	Chip Skylark	"Chip Off the Old Chip"
4	Adam West	Catman	"Miss Dimmsdale"
	Jay Leno	The Crimson Chin Nega-Chin	"The Big Superhero Wish!"
	Patton Oswalt	Crimson Chin Writer
	Ben Stein	H.P. Sanderson The Pixies	"Pixies Inc."
	Dan Castellaneta	Decimator Goddard	"The Jimmy Timmy Power Hour"
	Megan Cavanagh	Judy Neutron
	Mark DeCarlo	Hugh Neutron
	Debi Derryberry	Jimmy Neutron
	Jeffrey Garcia	Sheen Estevez
	Carolyn Lawrence	Cindy Vortex
	Crystal Scales	Libby Folfax
	Frank Welker	Goddard
	Jay Leno	The Crimson Chin	"Lights...Camera...Adam!"
	Adam West	Catman
	Alec Baldwin	Future Timmy	"Channel Chasers"
	Adam West	Himself
	Jess Harnell	Singer	"Shelf Life"
	Phil LaMarr	Mr. Pfeiffer	"Fairy Friends & Neighbors!"
	Ben Stein	H.P. Sanderson	"Wish Fixers"
	Jay Leno	The Crimson Chin	"Catman Meets the Crimson Chin"
	Adam West	Catman
	Norm MacDonald	Norm the Genie	"Genie Meanie Minie Mo"
	Ben Stein	H.P. Sanderson	"School's Out!: The Musical"
	Method Man	H.P. (rap)
	Redman	Sanderson (rap)
5	Kimberly Brooks	Walla	"Love at First Height"
	Norm MacDonald	Norm the Genie	"Back to the Norm"
	Jay Leno	The Crimson Chin	"The Masked Magician"
	Julie Chen	Starlet	"The Big Bash"
	Bob Goen	Bob Glimmer	"Blondas Have More Fun!"
	Mary Hart	Fairy Hart
	Julia Louis-Dreyfus	Blonda
	Adam West	Catman	"Go Young, West Man!"
	Tony Sirico	Big Daddy	"Talkin' Trash"
	James Arnold Taylor	Sprig Speevak	"Crash Nebula"
	Justin Berfield	Ving
	Michael Clarke Duncan	Rockwell
	Mo Collins	Ma Speevak
	Pat Fraley	Brock Rocket
	Nika Futterman	Ani
	Queen Latifah	Pam Dromeda
	Richard Steven Horvitz	Chuck
	Tony Sirico	Big Daddy	"Big Wanda"
	Jason Bateman	Tommy Turner	"Oh, Brother!"
	Tim Curry	Professor Calamitous	"The Jimmy Timmy Power Hour 2: When Nerds Collide!"
	Debi Derryberry	Jimmy Neutron
	Jeffrey Garcia	Sheen Estevez
	Carolyn Lawrence	Cindy Vortex
	Crystal Scales	Libby Folfax
	Frank Welker	Goddard
	Simon Cowell	Simon Sparkelfield	"Fairy Idol"
	Diana DeGarmo	Cosmo (singing voice)
	Ben Stein	H.P. Sanderson
	Megan Cavanagh	Judy Neutron	"The Jimmy Timmy Power Hour 3: The Jerkinators!"
	Mark DeCarlo	Hugh Neutron
	Debi Derryberry	Jimmy Neutron
	Jeffrey Garcia	Sheen Estevez
	Jeff Garlin	Shirley
	Carolyn Lawrence	Cindy Vortex
	Jay Leno	Nega-Chin
	Crystal Scales	Libby Folfax
	Frank Welker	Goddard
	Billy West	Blix Sam Melvick Corky Shimatzu
	Carolyn Lawrence	Mrs. Sunshine	"No Substitute for Crazy!"
6	Mary Hart	Fairy Hart	"Fairly OddBaby"
	Ben Stein	H.P. Sanderson
	Scott Hamilton	Himself	"The Fairly Oddlymipics"
	Ben Stein	H.P. Sanderson
	Charlie Schlatter	Dwight Irving	"Wishing Well"
	Jay Leno	The Crimson Chin	"Chindred Spirits"
	Adam West	Catman	"9 Lives!"
	Chris Kirkpatrick	Chip Skylark	"Birthday Bashed!"
	Adam West	Himself
	Gary Anthony Sturgis	Lead Eliminator Destructinator	"Wishology"
	Brendan Fraser	Turbo Thunder
	Charlie Schlatter	Fairy Geek #1 Kid #1
	KISS Gene Simmons Paul Stanley	Themselves
	Patrick Warburton	M.E.R.F. Agents
7	Mary Hart	Fairy Hart	"Anti-Poof"
	Kenny G	Himself	"Micecapades"
	Dana Carvey	Schnozmo	"Double-Oh Schnozmo!"
	Mary Hart	Fairy Hart	"Balance of Flour"
8	Jay Leno	The Crimson Chin	"Timmy's Secret Wish!"
9	Dannah Phirman	Missy	"Finding Emo"
	Phil LaMarr	Denzel Washington Announcer	"Fairly Old Parent"
	Paul Rugg	Grim Reaper	"Man's Worst Friend"
10	Cheri Oteri	Connie Carmichael	"Booby Trapped"
	Mick Wingert	Clark Carmichael
	Cheri Oteri	Connie Carmichael	"Which Is Wish"
	Mick Wingert	Clark Carmichael
	Mark Moseley	Security Guard #2	"Fairy Con"
	Cheri Oteri	Connie Carmichael	"Spring Break-Up"
	Mick Wingert	Clark Carmichael
	Cheri Oteri	Connie Carmichael	"Dimmsdale Daze"
	Mick Wingert	Clark Carmichael

Three 6 Mafia (formerly known as Triple Six Mafia) was an American hip hop group formed in 1991 in Memphis, Tennessee. The group was founded by DJ Paul, Juicy J, and Lord Infamous, with Gangsta Boo, Koopsta Knicca, and Crunchy Black joining later. The group's style has been variously described as Southern hip hop, crunk, hardcore rap, and horrorcore. The group is widely considered as being the main influence of horrorcore, crunk music of the 2000s, and the sound of modern underground hip-hop and trap music.

In 2006 the group won the Academy Award for Best Original Song at the 78th Academy Awards for their song "It's Hard out Here for a Pimp" from the movie Hustle & Flow. The group released their debut album Mystic Stylez in 1995 through Prophet Entertainment, a record label they co-created but later relinquished control of in favor of a new label that they also created but had full ownership and control of, Hypnotize Minds. Their musical style—which initially featured dark, menacing beats with equally gritty lyrics—gradually moved to a less dark style. Two of their albums are RIAA-certified Platinum: When the Smoke Clears: Sixty 6, Sixty 1 (2000) and Most Known Unknown (2005), the latter featured their well-known single "Stay Fly", which itself achieved 2x Multi-Platinum (Double Platinum) RIAA certification status. The group's final studio album, Last 2 Walk, was released in 2008. The group last recorded in 2012. Three 6 Mafia's worldwide album sales stand at 5.5 million as of 2016.^[1]

The group is widely considered to be influential in several musical genres, including trap, crunk, horrorcore, as well as the underground hip-hop scene of the 2010s. Since their earliest recorded material, the group frequently incorporated repetitious hooks and ad-libs, which were commonplace in 2000s crunk and 2010s trap.

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