Lord Infamous

Lord Infamous (born Ricky Dunigan on November 17, 1975 in Memphis, Tennessee) was a member and co-founder of the Memphis rap group Three 6 Mafia. He also goes by the aliases Scarecrow and Keyser Söze. Lord Infamous has been a member since its inception in 1991 and has played a critical role in the underground success of the multi-platinum Southern group. and is widely considered the group's most talented MC. He grew up and lives in South Parkway Village (SPV), a neighborhood in South Memphis, Tennessee.

Lord Infamous has been recording since the early 1990s with his brother and co-founder of Three 6 Mafia, DJ Paul. Together they have several underground tapes, including the two-part cult sensation Come With Me 2 Hell. His first solo album, Lord of Terror, was released locally as an underground tape in 1994.

Lord Infamous has a large fan base and underground following, and is considered to be a legend in the Memphis rap scene. His fan base spans throughout the United States and North America, and reaches as far as Europe, where there is a growing cult of Memphis rap fanatics.

Currently, Lord Infamous has been away from the spotlight Three 6 Mafia is enjoying lately, but has started his own label with childhood friend II Tone, called Black Rain Entertainment. It is uncertain when (or if) he will rejoin Three 6 Mafia. In a recent interview when asked about Three 6 Mafia, he said "As of right now I'm concentrating on Black Rain, but who knows what the future holds". Since his departure, he has collaborated with former HCP members Koopsta Knicca, La Chat, Kingpin Skinny Pimp, and T-Rock on several songs. Author of Authors: Lord Infamous and Koopsta Knicca, These Hoes: Lord Infamous f/ La Chat, Yeah I'm Wit It : Lord Infamous f/ Kingpin Skinny Pimp, B.O.C: Lord Infamous f/ T-Rock

Controversy

On March 15, 2008, the rapper was arrested and charged with domestic assault and bodily harm after being involved in a scuffle with an unknown relative. A Black Rain Entertainment representative later stated the relative was one of his brothers. Charges remain pending.^[1]

Discography

Solo albums

Title	Album information
Lord of Terror	Released: 1994 Chart positions: N/A Last RIAA certification: N/A
The Man, The Myth, The Legacy	Released: October 23, 2007 Chart positions: Last RIAA certification: Singles: "Where Iz Da Love", "Frosty", "Roll Song"

Albums with Three 6 Mafia

Title	Album information
Mystic Stylez	Released: May 25, 1995 Chart positions: #59 R&B Last RIAA certification: Singles: "Live By Yo Rep (B.O.N.E. Dis)", "Tear Da Club Up", "Mystic Stylez"
Chapter 1: The End	Released: December 3, 1996 Chart positions: #126 US Billboard 200, #42 R&B Last RIAA certification: Singles: "Where's da Bud", "Late Nite Tip"
Chapter 2: World Domination	Released: November 4, 1997 Chart positions: #40 US Billboard 200, #18 R&B Last RIAA certification: Singles: "Hit a Muthafucka", "Late Nite Tip", "Tear da Club up '97", "I Ain't Cha Friend"
CrazyNDaLazDayz	by Tear Da Club Up Thugs Released: 1999 Chart positions: #19 US Billboard 200 Last RIAA certification: Singles: "Push'em Off", "Hypnotize Cash Money", "Slob on My Knob"
When the Smoke Clears: Sixty 6, Sixty 1	Released: June 13, 2000 Chart positions: #6 US Billboard 200, #11 R&B Last RIAA certification: Singles: "Sippin' on Some Syrup", "Weak Azz Bitch", "Who Run It", "Toungue Ring"
Choices: The Album	Released: August 28 2001 Chart positions: N/A Last RIAA certification: Singles: "Baby Mama", "2-Way Freak", "Dis B** Dat H"
Da Unbreakables	Released: June 24 2003 Chart positions: #4 US Billboard 200, #2 R&B Last RIAA certification: Singles: "Ridin Spinners", "Testin My Gangsta", "Ghetto Chick"
Choices II: The Setup (DVD & CD)	Released: March 29 2005 Chart positions: #10 US Billboard 200, #3 R&B, #1 Top Soundtrack Last RIAA certification: Singles: "Who I Is", "One Hitta Quitta", "Squeez It"

Albums with DJ Paul

Title	Album information
DJ Paul & Lord Infamous: Serial Killaz	Released: 1993 Chart positions: N/A Last RIAA certification: N/A
DJ Paul & Lord Infamous: Come With Me 2 Hell	Released: 1994 Chart positions: N/A Last RIAA certification: N/A
DJ Paul & Lord Infamous: Come With Me 2 Hell Part 2	Released: 1995 Chart positions: Last RIAA certification: N/A

References

"Three Six Mafia Tore Another Club UP" article on official Memphis rap website (more news)

v t e Three 6 Mafia
DJ Paul Juicy J Lord Infamous Koopsta Knicca Gangsta Boo Crunchy Black
Albums	Mystic Stylez Chapter 1: The End Chapter 2: World Domination When the Smoke Clears: Sixty 6, Sixty 1 Choices: The Album Da Unbreakables Choices II: The Setup Most Known Unknown Last 2 Walk
Collaboration albums	Body Parts Hypnotize Camp Posse Dat's How It Happen to'M Reindeer Games
Subgroup albums	CrazyNDaLazDayz Watch What U Wish...
EPs	Live by Yo Rep
Compilation albums	Underground Vol. 1: 1991–1994 Underground Vol. 2: Club Memphis Underground Vol. 3: Kings of Memphis Most Known Hits Smoked Out Music: Greatest Hits Prophet's Greatest Hits
Singles	"Tear da Club Up" "Who Run It" "Sippin' on Some Syrup" "Stay Fly" "Poppin' My Collar" "Side 2 Side" "Doe Boy Fresh" "Lolli Lolli (Pop That Body)" "That's Right" "Shake My" "Feel It"
Featured singles	"Chickenhead"
Films	Choices: The Movie Choices II: The Setup
Television shows	Adventures in Hollyhood Famous Food
Related articles	Discography DJ Paul production discography Juicy J production discography Hypnotize Minds Prophet Posse Project Pat La Chat Lil Wyte Frayser Boy Adventures in Hollyhood Goliath Artists "It's Hard out Here for a Pimp"