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***We go live daily at 5 PM PST! Subscribe and hit the bell so you don't miss the chat.*** March 2006. The Academy Awards. Three men from Memphis had just become the first rap act to ever perform on that stage, and now they're sitting in a room full of movie stars waiting to hear if they won Best Original Song. In the same category: Dolly Parton. Nobody thought Three 6 Mafia was winning. Juicy J said it himself β€” how is Three 6 Mafia gonna beat Dolly Parton? DJ Paul says when Juicy called him that morning to tell him they'd been nominated, he had to Google what an Oscar even was. Queen Latifah opened the envelope and called their name. And Dolly Parton stood up and cheered. She had just lost, and she was the one on her feet. But that's not the story. About a week later β€” when the cameras were gone, when the ceremony was over, when there was nothing in it for her β€” a handwritten letter arrived in Memphis. Signed by her. Juicy J told it this week on Jimmy Kimmel, sitting with Project Pat, days after she passed. She congratulated them. And she said she was glad somebody from Tennessee won the Oscar. She didn't say congratulations on your award. She said somebody from Tennessee. In 2006, when there were people writing columns about how that song winning was a disgrace to the Academy, Dolly Parton looked at three Black men from Memphis and claimed them as her own. Dolly Parton died Tuesday, August 25, in Nashville at 80. This is a story about losing well. And I don't think we talk about that enough. πŸ™ Her family asked that donations go to her Imagination Library, the program her father inspired, which has given away hundreds of millions of free books to children. Link below. [VERIFY AND PASTE LINK] ⏱️ CHAPTERS Three 6 Mafia made history at the 2006 Oscars as the first rap act to perform. See how they shocked the Academy Awards. On March 5th, 2006, the ceremony took a sharp turn when DJ Paul, Juicy J, and Frayser Boy hit the stage. This was not just a typical musical interlude; it was a watershed moment for hip hop culture on the biggest stage in Hollywood. We examine the preparation, the performance itself, and the immediate atmosphere inside the Kodak Theatre as the group defied expectations. Beyond the glitz of the broadcast, the cultural impact was immediate and tangible. The performance left a lasting mark on viewers, including one attendee who was so moved by the energy that she went home and handwrote her own song immediately after. This breakdown explores why this specific Three 6 Mafia performance remains a pivotal case study for anyone tracking music history and the mainstream integration of rap music. Subscribe for weekly music history breakdowns, and let me know in the comments which other iconic performance you want me to cover next. 00:00 β€” March 5, 2006 01:30 β€” Nobody thought they were winning 03:00 β€” "That's how you accept an Oscar" 04:00 β€” The letter 05:30 β€” What "somebody from Tennessee" actually meant 06:30 β€” Losing well πŸ’¬ When's the last time you were genuinely happy for somebody who beat you at something you wanted? Not fake happy. Really happy. Tell me. πŸ”΄ LIVE weekdays 5PM PST. πŸ”” Subscribe + bell. ──────────────── Three 6 Mafia β€” DJ Paul, Juicy J, and Frayser Boy β€” won Best Original Song at the 78th Academy Awards for "It's Hard Out Here for a Pimp" from Hustle & Flow, the first hip-hop group to win an Academy Award. SOURCES: Jimmy Kimmel Live, AP, CNN, HotNewHipHop. #DollyParton #Three6Mafia #JuicyJ #DJPaul #Memphis #HipHopHistory #TheCloutReport

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