Remembering Gangsta Boo: A Pioneer Of Southern Hip-Hop

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Remembering Gangsta Boo: A Pioneer Of Southern Hip-Hop

Gangsta Boo, a trailblazer in the world of hip-hop, has left an indelible mark on the genre that resonates even today. Born Lola Chantrelle Mitchell, she was a shining star in the music industry and a vital member of the iconic Memphis group, Three 6 Mafia. Her contributions to Southern hip-hop helped shape the sound and style that has influenced countless artists. With her distinctive voice and powerful lyrics, she became a symbol of empowerment and creativity in a male-dominated genre.

A woman with long black hair wearing a jacket and rapping into a microphone under purple lighting

Biography

Gangsta Boo was born as Lola Chantrelle Mitchell in Memphis, Tennessee, and began her foray into music at an early age. By the time she was just 14, she had taken up rapping, and at 15, she joined the influential hip-hop collective, Three 6 Mafia. Her contributions to the group catapulted them into the mainstream, and she became a key part of their success in the late 1990s and early 2000s.

Personal DetailsInformation
NameLola Chantrelle Mitchell
Stage NameGangsta Boo
Date of BirthAugust 22, 1979
Place of BirthMemphis, Tennessee
Age at Passing43
Notable GroupsThree 6 Mafia, Da Mafia 6ix
Major AlbumsEnquiring Minds, Both Worlds *69
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