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Hypnotize Minds is a record label (originally named Prophet Entertainment) started by the Memphis rap group Three 6 Mafia.

This record label consists of an extended collective of rappers around in-house producers DJ Paul and Juicy J. Its central group is Three 6 Mafia, which features DJ Paul and Juicy J. Former Three 6 Mafia members include Gangsta Boo, Koopsta Knicca, Lord Infamous, and Crunchy Black. The rap collective includes Project Pat and Lil Wyte.

Because the group has been heavily involved in Three 6 Mafia productions, it has started careers for many rappers. The family has had several falling-outs with other rappers from the Memphis area. They have released albums under the names Prophet Posse, Hypnotize Camp Posse, Tear da Club Up Thugs, and Da Headbussaz, and are heavily featured on Three 6 Mafia projects.

Artists[link]

• DJ Paul (1994–present)
• Juicy J (1994–present)
• Project Pat (1994–present)
• Lil Wyte (2002–present)
• Tony Yayo (2011–present)

Former Artists[link]

• Lil Reno (2010) - Left the group due to disputes with Juicy J and Project Pat. He has now joined the Drum Squad label, which is owned by Drumma Boy. Released a diss track towards Juicy J and Project Pat, shortly after leaving.
• Lord Infamous (1991-2004)- ex-Three 6 Mafia member, Due to personal issues Three 6 Mafia had to release him from the label. He is still on good terms with the group and works with DJ Paul on his underground albums such as Scale-A-Ton. Now CEO of Black Rain Entertainment. In an interview he stated: "There may be a surprise Three 6 thing in the future, but we still discussing that."
• Frayser Boy (2002-2009) - Won an Academy Award with Three 6 Mafia members DJ Paul and Juicy J. It is unknown why he left although he was most probably released from the label. He now runs B.A.R Muzik.
• Yung D (2008-2009) - Left because he wanted to go in a different direction with his music. Was set to released the album entitled; "Beyond the Glory" but this never happened. His first appearance after signing with Hypnotize Minds was on Three 6 Mafia's hit track, Lolli Lolli (Pop That Body).
• Chrome - (2003-2005, 2006) Left due to promotion issues on his album Project Landlord, following album Straight to the Pros.
• Crunchy Black (1994-2006) - Ex-Three 6 Mafia member, Left because he claimed Hypnotize minds didn't care about him. Also said songs on Most Known Unknown were supposed to be for his solo album and he wasn't paid for them.
• Gangsta Boo (1994-2001) - Ex-Three 6 Mafia member, left due to money disputes and the fact she had become a devout Christian, this did not last long however and she was back to her old ways, rapping with Three 6 Mafia rivals such as Yo Gotti.
• Koopsta Knicca (1993-2000) - Ex-Three 6 Mafia member, left over a dispute about appearing on ex-Hypnotize Minds member Kingpin Skinny Pimp's independent album.
• La Chat (1995, 1999-2003) - Left due to underpayment, is related to one of Three Six Mafia's founders. Lord Infamous said she left in 1995 due to her "over-protective" boyfriend being jealous.
• Gangsta Blac (1993-1996) - Left when his cousin, Lil Fly, was booted off the label. He released two albums under the label and featured on numerous Three 6 Mafia albums.
• Grandaddy Souf (2006) - Was only on the label for a matter of months, featured on the song "Body Parts 3" which was on the Most Known Unknown album, decided to leave to pursue a solo album. Still on good terms with the group.
• Kingpin Skinny Pimp (1991-1996) - Left because DJ Paul tricked him into signing over his rights to the album King of da Playaz Ball while he was going through a rough patch, Paul gave him $10,000 and told him to "buy a car and put some rims on it"; All the money made from the independent CD sales went to Paul, somewhere in the sum of $400,000.
• Lil' Fly (1993-1995) - Was booted off the label by Paul & Juicy because of a drug habit, He cleaned himself up and changed his alias to Playa Fly. Earned some fame from his infamous single "Triple Bitch Mafia" which was a diss to the group.
• Boogiemane (2004-2006) - Was supposed to release an album under Hypnotized Minds entitled "The closet" but never happened. Was booted of the label after he developed a drug habit.
• T-Rock (1997-2001) - Left due to problems with DJ Paul & Juicy J. He put a diss song out about DJ Paul and Juicy J on an Atlanta radio station; after the incident DJ Paul & Juicy J called him out to come to a show, he didn't but then appeared unexpectedly at another in Atlanta; Now T-Rock & Lord Infamous are collaborating and have released various projects with each other. Lord Infamous said "he's real talented with this music shit" and jumped at the opportunity.
• K-Rock (1995-1998) - Left to pursue a solo career. Was a part of The Killa Klan Kaze from the early 90's, with MC Mack and Scanman. He was replaced in the group by Project Pat, and joined T-Rock in The Rockafellaz, he left in 1998, never releasing an album under the label. Despite The Kaze (MC Mack & Scanman) leaving around the same time, with Project Pat remaining with the label, K-Rock decided not to re-join the group. He is now a member of the New Prophet Camp.
• Indo G (1992-1999) - Left to pursue a solo career. His friend and former Prophet Ent. investor Nicki Scarfo bought out his contract for $75,000 so he could be free. Known as one of the most talented rappers ever to be part of the label, as well as releasing a fan-favorite album; "Angel Dust".
• Lil Glock and S.O.G. (1993-1996) - Both of these rappers left Hypnotize Minds. Lil Glock is a close friend of Project Pat. Lil Glock and S.O.G were locked up in 1996. The two released the underground tape "Blow a Niggaz Ass Off" in 1994 with DJ Paul & Juicy J producing their tape. SOG did two years in jail while Glock served 12 years and both are released and still doing music.
• M-Child (1997-1999)- Now a part of Kamikze Inc. Best known for the song "Orange Mound" under the label, featured albums on such as; CrazyNDaLazDayz, Chapter 1: The End and Chapter 2: World Domination, released a solo album called Gon Madd under Kami Kaze inc.
• Killa Klan Kaze (1993-1999) - M.C. Mack and Scanman - now Kamikaze Inc., When DJ Paul and Juicy J renamed the label Hypnotize Minds, M.C. Mack and Scanman opted not to sign and left to pursue a solo career.
• Nigga Creep (1994-2000)- Juicy J and Project Pat's cousin, was shot and killed in 2000 in Ridgecrest during a robbery. Featured on a few songs on the Body Parts album and the Hypnotize Camp Posse album. He also made tracks for DJ Sound.
• Droopy Drew Dog - Member of the Prophet Posse, featured on the "Body Parts" album. Rumours that he was deceased but this has been confirmed false since he has since joined the New Prophet Posse.

List of Current Lineups[link]

Three 6 Mafia[link]

• DJ Paul
• Juicy J

SNO[link]

• Lil Wyte
• BPZ
• JellyRoll

List of past line-ups[link]

Prophet Posse[link]

• Three 6 Mafia (DJ Paul, Juicy J, Lord Infamous, Koopsta Knicca, Gangsta Boo & Crunchy Black)
• The Kaze (MC Mack, Project Pat & Scanman)
• Droopy Drew Dogg
• M-Child
• Da Rockafellaz (K-Rock & T-Rock)
• Nigga Creep
• Indo G
• Gangsta Blac

Tear da Club Up Thugs[link]

• Juicy J
• Lord Infamous
• DJ Paul

Hypnotize Camp Posse[link]

• DJ Paul
• Juicy J
• Lil Wyte
• Project Pat
• Frayser Boy

Cutthroat[link]

• V-Slash
• Lil Reno
• Project Pat
• Juicy J
• DJ Paul

Discography[link]

1995[link]

Three 6 Mafia - Mystic Stylez

Three 6 Mafia - Live By Yo Rep

1996[link]

Kingpin Skinny Pimp - King of Da Palyaz Ball

Gangsta Blac - Can It Be?

Three 6 Mafia - Chapter 1: The End

1997[link]

Three 6 Mafia - Chapter 2: World Domination

1998[link]

Prophet Posse - Body Parts

Indo G - Angel Dust

The Kaze - Kamikaze Timez Up

Gangsta Boo - Enquiring Minds

1999[link]

Tear Da Club Up Thugs - CrazyNDaLazDayz

Project Pat - Ghetty Green

Koopsta Knicca - Da Devil’s Playground: Underground Solo

2000[link]

Hypnotize Camp Posse - Three 6 Mafia Presents: Hypnotize Camp Posse

Three 6 Mafia - When the Smoke Clears: Sixty 6, Sixty 1

Project Pat - Murderers & Robbers

2001[link]

Project Pat - Mista Don't Play: Everythangs Workin'

Gangsta Boo - Both Worlds *69

Three 6 Mafia - Choices: The Album

La Chat - Murder She Spoke

2002[link]

DJ Paul - Underground Volume 16: For Da Summa

Juicy J - Chronicles of the Juice Man

Project Pat - Layin' da Smack Down

Da Headbusaz - Dat's How It Happen To'M

2003[link]

T-Rock - Rock Solid/4:20

Lil Wyte - Doubt Me Now

Three 6 Mafia - Da Unbreakables

Frayser Boy - Gone On That Bay

2004[link]

Lil Wyte - Phinally Phamous

2005[link]

Frayser Boy - Me Being Me

Three 6 Mafia - Choices II: The Setup

Three 6 Mafia - Most Known Unknown

Chrome - Straight to the Pros

2006[link]

Crunchy Black - On My Own

Project Pat - Crook By Da Book: The Fed Story

2007[link]

Lil Wyte - The One and Only

Crunchy Black - From Me To You

Project Pat - Walkin Bank Roll

2008[link]

Frayser Boy - Da Key

Three 6 Mafia - Last 2 Walk

Chrome - Project Landlord

2009[link]

Project Pat - Real Recognize Real

DJ Paul - Scale-A-Ton

Juicy J - Hustle Till I Die

Lil Wyte - The Bad Influence

2010[link]

Cutthroat - The Takeova

2011[link]

SNO - Year Round

Project Pat - Loud Pack

DJ Paul - Pray For Forgiveness

2012[link]

Lil Wyte - Still Doubted

Music videography[link]

• Three 6 Mafia's Tear Da Club Up '97
• Three 6 Mafia's Hit a Mutha Fucka
• Three 6 Mafia's Late Night Tip
• Three 6 Mafia's Who Run It
• Three 6 Mafia's Sippin On Some Syzzurp
• Three 6 Mafia's Tongue Ring
• Three 6 Mafia's 2-Way Freak
• Three 6 Mafia's Baby Mama
• Three 6 Mafia's Ridin Spinners
• Three 6 Mafia's Ghetto Chick
• Three 6 Mafia's Who I Iz
• Three 6 Mafia's Stay Fly
• Three 6 Mafia's Poppin My Collar
• Three 6 Mafia's Side 2 Side
• Three 6 Mafia's Side 2 Side Expicit Version
• Three 6 Mafia's Doe Boy Fresh
• Three 6 Mafia's I'd Rather
• Three 6 Mafia's Lolli Lolli (Pop That Body)
• Three 6 Mafia's Lil Freak (Ugh Ugh Ugh)
• Three 6 Mafia's Shake My
• Three 6 Mafia's Feel It
• Three 6 Mafia's Shots After Shots
• Project Pat's Ballers
• Project Pat's Chickenhead
• Project Pat's Don't Save Her
• Project Pat's Make Dat Azz Clap
• Project Pat's Good Googly Moogly
• Project Pat's Raised In The Projects
• Project Pat's Don't Call Me No Mo
• Project Pat's Keep It Hood
• Gangsta Boo's Where Dem Dollas At?
• Gangsta Boo's Love Dont Live (U Abandon Me)
• La Chat's You Ain't Mad Iz Ya
• Indo G's Rememver Me Ballin
• Kingpin Skinny Pimp's One Live To Live
• Lil Wyte's I Sho Will
• Lil Wyte's Talkin' Ain't Walkin
• Frayser Boy's I Got That Drank
• Yung D's Damn/ What Chu Think
• DJ Kay Slay's Who Gives A Fuck Where U From

References[link]

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1. Project Pat Murder Dog Interview^[dead link] article in Murder Dog magazine
2. Hypnotize Minds Camp inks new deal with Violator^[dead link] article on official Memphis rap website more news
3. Project Pat on lock down...^[dead link] article on official Memphis rap website more news
4. Was Project Pat Punished for his Rap Lyrics?^[dead link] article on official Memphis rap website more news

External links[link]

• Hypnotize Minds on Myspace

Lord Infamous (born November 17, 1973) is an American rapper. He is a co-founder of the Memphis rap group Three 6 Mafia. He is also considered by fans and critics alike as being the more darker member of the group, with his lyrics touching on occult subject matters such as satanism, mass murder, suicide, and torture. Lord Infamous was for a while said to be back in the studio with brother DJ Paul and friend Juicy J to record the new Three 6 Mafia album Laws of Power which was going to be released in March 2010, but DJ Paul has recently^[when?] said those were all rumors; Juicy J stated on his YouTube channel that Lord's affiliation with Three 6 Mafia is still legitimate, but due to Lord's personal problems Three 6 Mafia had to let him go. Lord Infamous is now the Co-CEO of Black Rain Entertainment with childhood friend and fellow Memphis artist II Tone. Lord Infamous has recently^[when?] released the Helloween EP with Black Rain. Lord recently^[when?] announced in a video that he is working on a project with DJ Paul. T-Rock is also working with Black Rain. Lord Infamous released his long awaited Futuristic Rowdy Bounty Hunter CD on August 24, 2010. At the end of the Futuristic Rowdy Bounty Hunter, Lord states, "to be on the look-out" for his new project entitled Back From The Dead. He recently released a song with Lil Wyte called "187 Invitation". He will release his next mixtape produced by lil Awree Oct. 31, 2011. Solo Album Back From The Dead due in April of 2012 under Wyte Music Records.

Black Rain Entertainment Albums[link]

Albums with Three 6 Mafia[link]

Albums with DJ Paul[link]

Solo Collaborations[link]

• "Trigga Back" w/ Dirty White, Kingpin Skinny Pimp
• "Author Of Authorz" w/ Koopsta Knicca
• "Yeah I'm With It" w/ Kingpin Skinny Pimp
• "Fuck How Ya Feel" w/ Lil Jack, Youngin, Koke
• "Money Motivated" w/ MC-Mack, Kingpin Skinny Pimp
• "No Survival" w/ United Soldiers Affiliation, II Tone
• "Vengeance" w/ Nick Scarfo, Nikki Ricardo
• "Intro: Belly Of The Beast" w/ Nick Scarfo, Kelo, K-Rock
• "Get High" w/ Raw Dawg (of Prophet Posse)
• "Da Dope" w/ La Chat
• "Helloween II Tone
• "Show Up Remix" w/ II Tone, T-Rock, Mac Montese
• "I'm Drunk Remix" w/ DJ Paul, Lil Wyte
• "Killaz Off South Parkway" w/ Gangsta Blac
• "Throw Them Thangs" w/ Indo G, Gangsta Boo
• "Y'all Ain't No Killaz" w/ Kingpin Skinny Pimp, Gangsta Blac
• "Ain't No Love" w/ Gangsta Blac
• "Oxy Cotton" w/ Lil Wyte, Crunchy Black
• "Seen Thangs" w/ Frayser Boy
• "Flames of hell" w/ satan, II Tone, Mac Montese, C-mob, $lim Money & Big Cheese
• "Cut From The Same Cloth" w/ Monster Mill^[9] (2012)
• "187 Invitation" w/ Lil Wyte
• "Mafia Movie" w/ Lil Wyte, Partee
• "Rush Em" w/ Lil Wyte, Partee
• "Posse Song w/ BPZ, Thug Therapy, Shamrock, Partee, Lil Wyte
• "Welcome To The Gathering" w/ Lil Wyte, Liquid Assassin

See also[link]

• Three 6 Mafia
• Hypnotize Minds

References[link]

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1. "Three Six Mafia Tore Another Club UP" article on official Memphis rap website (more news)
2. Lord Infamous Talks About New Label, Three 6 Mafia Rumors and His Upcoming Projects

External links[link]

• Lord Infamous on Virb
• Hypnotize Minds official website

Patrick Houston, better known as Project Pat is an American rapper originating from Memphis, Tennessee. He is the older brother of Juicy J, co-founder of the Three 6 Mafia.^[1]

Discography[link]

• 1999: Ghetty Green
• 2000: Murderers & Robbers (collection of earlier recordings)
• 2001: Mista Don't Play: Everythangs Workin'
• 2002: Layin' da Smack Down
• 2006: Crook by da Book: The Fed Story
• 2007: Walkin' Bank Roll
• 2009: Real Recognize Real
• 2011: Loud Pack
• 2012: Mista Don't Play 2

References[link]

External links[link]

• Project Pat at IMDB
• Project Pat website

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Gangsta Boo, also known as Lady Boo (born August 7, 1979) was the first female member of the Memphis, Tennessee-based rap group Three 6 Mafia. She left the group following the release of their album When the Smoke Clears: Sixty 6, Sixty 1, over money disputes.

Her first solo album, Enquiring Minds, was released in 1998 and reached number fifteen on the Billboard Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums chart and number 46 on the Billboard 200.^[1][2]

Her 2001 album, Both Worlds *69, reached number eight on the R&B/Hip-Hop chart and number 29 on the Billboard 200.^[3][4]

Enquiring Minds II: Soap Opera, released in 2003, peaked at number 53 on the R&B/Hip-Hop chart and 24 on the Independent Albums chart.^[5][6]

In 2009, Gangsta Boo released her 3rd official mixtape "The Rumors" (following her previous mixtapes "Street Ringers Vol. 1" & "Still Gangsta"). She also released 2 mixtapes with DJ Fletch, "Miss.Com" (No DJ Version on iTunes) and "4 Da Hood". On Monday, June 27, 2011, she released her new mixtape with Trap-A-Holics, "Forever Gangsta".

Discography[link]

Albums[link]

• Enquiring Minds (1998)
• Both Worlds *69 (2001)
• Enquiring Minds II: The Soap Opera (2003)

Mixtapes[link]

• Street Ringers Vol. 1: The Mixtape (2004)
• Street Ringers Vol. 2: Talkin Cash Shyt (2005)
• Still Gangsta (With DJ Smallz) (2006)
• Memphis Queen Is Back (2007)
• The Rumors (With DJ Drama) (2009)
• Miss.Com (With DJ Fletch) (2010)
• 4 Da Hood (With DJ Fletch) (2011)
• Foreva Gangsta (With Trap-A-Holics) (2011)

With Three 6 Mafia[link]

• Mystic Stylez (1995)
• Chapter. 1 The End (1996)
• Chapter 2: World Domination (1997)
• When the Smoke Clears: Sixty 6, Sixty 1 (2000)
• Choices: The Album (2001)

With Hypnotize Camp Posse[link]

• Three 6 Mafia Presents: Hypnotize Camp Posse (2000)

With Prophet Posse[link]

• Body Parts (1998)
• The Return: Part 1 (2007)
• Hood USA (2008)

As featured artist[link]

• "We Starvin" (with E-40, Krayzie Bone) (1999)
• "Move Bitch" (with Lil Jon, YoungbloodZ, Three 6 Mafia, Chyna White, Don Yute) (1999)
• "I'll Call Before I Come" (with OutKast feat Eco) (2000)
• "BWA" (with Foxy Brown, Mia X) (1998)
• "Tennessee Titans" (with Tela, Yo Gotti, Haystack, Criminal Manne, Maru) (2004)
• "Da Blow" (with Lil Jon) (2005)
• "Don't You Got A Wife" (with T.I.) (2005)
• "Trap Gurl" (with Gucci Mane) (2006)
• "EBT Hoe" (with Indo G, La Chat) (2007)
• "Stick Em Up" (with Gucci Mane) (2007)
• "Hollywood Stars" (with Lord T & Eloise) (2008)
• "I Love U No More" (with DJ King SamS feat Bobby Valentino and Norega) (2008)
• "We Gone Fight" (with United Soldiers Affiliation, Hardiss & Contra One) (2008)
• "Imma Kash Getta" (with Infamous-C feat Tha Realest) (2009)
• "Gangsta (Remix)" (with Infamous-C feat The Game, Assassin, and Bless) (2009)
• "Call The Weedman" (with Gucci Mane) (2009)
• "Aye Yo" (with Drumma Boy, GK, Allie, B-Hav, Degree and Kris) (2009)
• "Game Plan" (with Lord Infamous, T-Rock and II Tone) (2010)
• "Glass Slippers" (with Smallz One) (2011)
• "Throw It Up" (with Yelawolf feat Eminem) (2011)
• "Behave" (Drumma Boy feat B-Hav & Gangsta Boo) _{off: The Birth Of D-Boy Fresh} (2011)
• "Naturellement Suspect" (with Gizo Evoracci and Kayse) (French Rappers) (2012)
• "Let's Fuck" (with E-40) (2012)

References[link]

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External links[link]

• Gangsta Boo music on Myspace
• Gangsta Boo on Myspace
• Rolling Stone profile
• Ultimate Band List profile
• Artist News: Straight from MTV.COM: Breaking News on Gangsta 'Lady Boo'
• Andria Lisle (23 October 2003). "Return of the Gangsta". Memphis Flyer. http://www.memphisflyer.com/memphis/Content?oid=oid%3A4483. 

Koopsta Knicca
Background information
Birth name	Robert Cooper Phillips
Born	Memphis, Tennessee, USA
Origin	Memphis, Tennessee, USA
Genres	Hip-Hop, Crunk, Horrorcore,
Occupations	Rapper,
Years active	1991–Present[1]
Associated acts	Three 6 Mafia, Hypnotize Camp Posse, Gangsta Boo, Indo G.

Robert Cooper/Phillips, better known by his stage name Koopsta Knicca, is an American rapper. He is best known as one of original members of the Memphis rap group Three 6 Mafia and for his melodic 'fast-rapping' style similar to Bone Thugs-n-Harmony.

He released a solo album produced by DJ Paul, Da Devil's Playground in 1999. Cooper left Three 6 Mafia soon afterwards due to, at the time, staying into trouble in the streets (at least so he says). He has continued his solo work with albums Da K Project, De Inevitable, and The Mind of Robert Cooper. ^[2] As of 2010, Cooper currently HAS "A MURDA 'N ROOM 8 EP MIX TAPE out released August 2010 and is currently working on releasing Da Devil's Playground 2, which is, according to Cooper,going to be released Sometime in 2012.

He has A Tour starting January 13, 2012, called The Aliens VS Humans Tour.

Aliens VS Human" tour kicking off Friday, January 13, 2012. Tour will be in the following cities. Dates TBA

Evansville, Indiana Ft. Wayne, Indiana Indianapolis, Indiana Louisville, Kentucky Dayton, Ohio Charleston, West Virginia Richmond, Virginia Virginia Beach, Virginia Baltimore, Maryland Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Raleigh, North Carolina Asheville, North Carolina Charlotte, North Carolina Greenville, South Carolina Charleston, South Carolina Savannah, Georgia Atlanta, Georgia-February 7 @ Apache Cafe (College Night) Denver, Colorado

Career with Three 6 Mafia[link]

Cooper joined the memphis rap group Three 6 Mafia in 1993. According to Lord Infamous, he went to the same high school as DJ Paul. He was featured on numerous Three 6 Mafia albums including the platinum selling When the Smoke Clears: Sixty 6, Sixty 1. He left the group in 2000 after the release of the album. He left not because of payment issues, but because he was incarcerated and unable to make shows. An appearance on former Three 6 Mafia affiliate; Kingpin Skinny Pimp's 2000's Rapdope Game (where Kingpin Skinny Pimp clearly insults DJ Paul and Juicy J) Which he had no knowledge of. allegedly caused tension between Cooper and the rest of the group.^{[citation needed]}

Legal Troubles[link]

In 2006, Cooper was arrested for aggravated robbery of friend and Memphis rapper Justin "Lil' J" Thurman, whom Cooper held at gunpoint and demanded $7000.Robert "Koopsta Knicca" Cooper denies robbing anyone. He states guns were pulled on him so he went back with other intentions and not to "rob" anyone. Coincidentally, this occurred the same night his former group Three 6 Mafia won the Best Original Song Academy Award for It's Hard out Here for a Pimp, from the movie Hustle & Flow.^[3]

Discography[link]

Solo

• Da Devil's Playground: Underground Tape (1994) (produced by DJ Paul)
• Da Devil's Playground: Underground Solo^[4] (1999) (produced by DJ Paul)
• Da K Project^[5] (2002)
• Undaground Muzic, Vol. 1^[6] (2003)
• De Inevitable^[7] (2004)
• The Mind Of Robert Cooper^[8](2005)
• A Murda 'N Room 8 (September 28, 2010)
• Aliens Vs Humans (Winter 2011-2012)
• Da Devil's Playground 2 (2012)

With Three 6 Mafia

• Smoked Out, Loced Out (1994)
• Mystic Stylez (1995)
• Live By Yo Rep (1995)
• Chapter 1: The End (1996)
• Chapter 2: World Domination (1998)
• Underground Vol. 1: (1991–1994) (1999)
• Underground Vol. 2: Club Memphis (1999)
• Underground Vol. 3: Kings of Memphis (2000)
• When the Smoke Clears: Sixty 6, Sixty 1 (2000)
• Most Known Hits (2005)*
• Smoked Out Music Greatest Hits (2006)*
• Prophet's Greatest Hits (2007)*

* despite not being a member of Three 6 Mafia at the time, Koopsta's verses were still featured on the album.

With Prophet Posse/Hypnotize Camp Posse

• Body Parts (1998)
• Three 6 Mafia Presents: Hypnotize Camp Posse (2000)

Collaborations[link]

• "The Airport" with Indo G, Kelo, K-Rock and T-Rock
• "Cars, Clothes, Hoes" with Gangsta Boo
• "Author Of Authorz" with Lord Infamous
• "Killin Spree" with Nitemare Squad and Ezider
• "Whop Dat Bitch, Hurt Dat Hoe" with MC-Mack, Scan Man and Pimp Teddy
• "Losin My Mind" with T-Rock, Mr. Sche and Boss Bytch
• "Yeah Hoe" with Gangsta Boo, Indo G, Young Snipe, E-Gutta, Kelo and Nick Scarfo
• "My Posse" with Pastor Troy, Yo Gotti, Nick Scarfo and MC-Mack
• "The Dick" with Indo G, Nick Scarfo and Kelo
• "The Answer" with Scan Man, T-Rock, K-Rock, Cydelix, Total Kayos and MC-Mack
• "48 Hrz. To Respond (2000 Rap Dope Game)" with Kingpin Skinny Pimp
• "Wanksta" with Scan Man and Ken Sample
• "Fie Cap" with Scan Man
• "Diabolical" with C-Mob and Bizarre
• "Stick Em Up Buck Em Down" with J Blaque
• "War Love" with Lord Infamous
• "Smokin Song with Mac Montese

References[link]