Criminal Manne, a prominent figure in the Southern hip-hop scene, is an acclaimed rapper from Memphis, Tennessee, known for his gritty lyrics and genuine portrayal of street life. Launching his career in the 1990s, Criminal Manne quickly established himself with a string of underground releases, becoming a staple in the Memphis rap landscape. With an unapologetic flow and a talent for vivid storytelling, he's respected for staying true to the authenticity of his experiences and the tenets of Southern rap tradition.

Throughout his career, Criminal Manne has remained prolific, consistently releasing music that resonates with his fan base. His recent works, including tracks like "Stand on Business," "Neighborhood Dope Mane," and "Tryna Fuck Sumthin," showcase his robust discography and evolution as an artist. By collaborating with other Memphis luminaries and expanding his reach, tracks like "Want Smoke" featuring Big Boogie, meld the old-school ethos with contemporary sounds. Criminal Manne's "Blow" series, which includes "Blow 3.5" and "Blow 3," along with albums like "The Re-Up" and "Kings of the Trap," underpin his staying power and influence on the genre, positioning him as one of the enduring voices of Memphis rap.