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1993: From Da Darkness Of Da Kut (as Lil Fly) (underground album).

In December 2010, Playa Fly released the single "Blast Off", taken from the new Mafia All Day album that has been delayed for more than two years. In addition to his release, Fly joined the New Prophet Camp. On July 5, a single "Horses", was featured on the XXL website. In mid-2006, Fly was released from prison and resumed his career, with a new album planned - Mafia All Day. The album included other artist like Mista Tito, Maimi Miane, D-A-V, Bubba Wiley, Thaistik, DeRico, R-E-G and LaCynthia. Fly2K was released in November 2002, the album included such songs like "Bill Chill Lives" (a tribute to Bill Chill), "Universal Heartthrob", "Here Fly Come", "Club Friendly", "We Ain't Playin Witcha", "Life Goes On" and "Few & Da Proud". Playa Fly was still present on his album while he was in prison, as he rapped a cappella over the phone ("Flexxin' Skit" and "Sap Sucka"). The release date for Fly2K was pushed back from 2000 to 2002. Midway through the project, Fly was arrested for possession of narcotics and sent to prison to serve a seven-year sentence in 1999. On this label, Fly began production on Fly2K along with the forces of Diamond Records. Da Game Owe Me featured Gangsta Blac, Thaistik, Blackout and Terror.Īfter leaving Super Sigg, Playa Fly created his own label named after his grandmother, Minnie Mae Muzik. The album's bonus track, "Fuck A Wanna Be", had a video made for it (under the title "Just A Wanna Be") and is Playa Fly's only music video. Just Gettin' It On included the Minnie Mae Mafia, Terror, Lil' Yo, Gangsta Blac and the late Bill Chill. Just Gettin' It On had songs like "Gettin' It On", " Just Awaken Shaken", "Triple Bitch Mafia" and "Fuck A Wanna Be". Da Game Owe Me was released in November of the same year, the last album to be released by Super Sigg Records. Just Gettin' It On, a re-release of his underground solo CD (with a bonus track), was released by Diamond in March 1999.

Fly's father died shortly before this album's completion. It also featured Gangsta Blac, Bill Chill (Fly's father), Minnie Mae Mafia, and Cool B. Movin' On had such tracks as "Situation", "Start Runnin", "Nobody", " Funk-N-Bonk" and "Write Sum Bump". This album was also where Fly began his association with producer Blackout.

It included other artists such as Gangsta Blac, Bill Chill, Criminal Manne, Icy K, D-A-V, Tay-Dog and Playa Posse. The album had songs such as "Nappy Hair & Gold Teeth", "Da Show", "Crownin' Me", "Flizy Comin' (Triple Bitch Mafia pt.2)" and "Work To Do". In 1996, Playa Fly released his first album with Super Sigg, Fly Shit. (who uses Fly's real name as their title), based in Decatur, Georgia. Playa Fly has expanded all over the south by influencing young cliques like I.B.N. After leaving the group a year later, Fly put out his infamous diss record, "Triple Bitch Mafia", then changed his title to Playa Fly and was featured on Tommy Wright III's On the Run album before signing with Super Sigg Records. It was even planned for releasing Fly's first album on their label (which was, at that time, Prophet Entertainment) and his first single, "From Da Darkness Of Da Kut", was released in 1994. He was featured on Gangsta Blac's underground hit album, Breakin Da Law, and the Three 6 Mafia's first mainstream album, Mystic Stylez. He eventually became affiliated with DJ Paul and Juicy J of Triple 6 Mafia (Now known as Three 6 Mafia) and under the wing of the up-and-coming producers, "Slangin' Rocks" was produced (part one featured on his underground single, part two featured on DJ Paul's Vol.

Under the title Lil' Fly, Young began his career at the age of sixteen, testing the waters with "Don't Never Test His Pimpin" as a start. Bill Chill, a former member of The Avantis and The Ovations, while his mother was a drug dealer, an activity that Young also got involved in at the age of thirteen. His father was the musician Willie David Young. Young was born in Memphis in 1977 and grew up on South Parkway where he largely raised by his grandmother.