Letter to the Editor: Three 6 Mafia song a ‘bridge between the past and the present’
Supporters celebrate as Paul Young walks on stage at Mindenwood Hall after winning the Memphis mayoral race on Minglewood Hall Oct. 5, 2023. (Patrick Lantrip/The Daily Memphian file)
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“Music, particularly in Memphis, has always been a reflection of our diverse culture and shared experiences. While the lyrics of some songs might not resonate positively with everyone, they do reflect the challenges, triumphs and stories of their creators and many listeners.”
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