DJ Paul Agrees With Nelly’s Argument About Eras Of Hip Hop

DJ Paul has shared his thoughts on Nelly’s argument about the eras of Hip Hop, concurring that the best era was the 2000s. TMZ caught up with the Memphis legend on Friday (March 8) to get his thoughts on the debate, and he wasn’t shy in sharing his opinion. AD LOADING… Of course, the Three 6 Mafia producer may be biased considering his group had its most successful run during this decade, including an Oscar win. He said: “The 2000s was hard…Probably the 2000s was the hardest. The ’90s was kinda like a breeze because that was when we brought out ‘Tear the Club Up’ and all of this…There was really nobody else in our lane in the ’90s…It was like a breeze.” Paul also explained that the charts didn’t mean as much back in the ’90s. He said: “I wasn’t tryna be on radio because I knew radio wasn’t gonna play half of this crap that we was talking about. So, I wasn’t looking for charts. I wanted gold plaques and platinum plaques, but I got those on every album that dropped.” AD LOADING… The “Stay Fly” co-producer was then asked about this current era, which he admitted was...