XXXTENTACION Presents: Members Only Vol. 3
Members Only
XXXTENTACION Presents: Members Only Vol. 3 is the third collaborative project by South Florida hip‑hop collective Members Only, released on June 26, 2017, originally via SoundCloud and later to streaming services under its full title. It’s the final Members Only release to come out during XXXTentacion’s lifetime, and functions as a crew mixtape rather than a traditional solo album, pulling together 23 tracks (22 on most platforms) and nearly an hour of music. Across the tracklist—starting with “Find Me (Intro)” and continuing through songs like “Off the Wall!” and “What in XXXTarnation” (both featuring Ski Mask the Slump God), “Wassup Vro!,” “CAME2KILL,” “777,” “Members Only Shit,” “4Peat,” and others—the project spotlights core Members Only figures including XXXTentacion, Ski Mask the Slump God, Wifisfuneral, Craig Xen, Kid Trunks, Robb Bank$, Bass Santana, Kin$oul, Cooliecut, Flyboy Tarantino, Killstation, and more.
Musically, Vol. 3 is loud, rowdy, and intentionally chaotic, leaning into distorted, bass‑heavy trap production, aggressive vocal deliveries, and short, high‑energy tracks that feel closer to mosh‑pit anthems than polished radio singles. Reviewers and fans have described it as a “Mack‑certified banger” and “one of the hypest albums” they’d heard at the time, noting how it moves rapidly between shout‑along cuts like “Wassup Vro!” and “CAME2KILL” and more chilled, atmospheric songs from members like Kin$oul, Cooliecut, and Killstation. Lyrically, the tape stays mostly in the lane of sex, drugs, and violence, prioritizing energy and attitude over introspection, though XXXTentacion does offer glimpses of the darker, more melodic style he would explore on 17 and ? with tracks like “Find Me” and his verse on “777.” As a whole, XXXTENTACION Presents: Members Only Vol. 3 serves as both a snapshot of a buzzing South Florida underground movement and a showcase of the group’s growth, cementing Members Only’s reputation as a loose, experimental collective built around chemistry and raw intensity rather than traditional album structure.
XXXTENTACION Presents: Members Only Vol. 3
Members Only
XXXTENTACION Presents: Members Only Vol. 3 is the third collaborative project by South Florida hip‑hop collective Members Only, released on June 26, 2017, originally via SoundCloud and later to streaming services under its full title. It’s the final Members Only release to come out during XXXTentacion’s lifetime, and functions as a crew mixtape rather than a traditional solo album, pulling together 23 tracks (22 on most platforms) and nearly an hour of music. Across the tracklist—starting with “Find Me (Intro)” and continuing through songs like “Off the Wall!” and “What in XXXTarnation” (both featuring Ski Mask the Slump God), “Wassup Vro!,” “CAME2KILL,” “777,” “Members Only Shit,” “4Peat,” and others—the project spotlights core Members Only figures including XXXTentacion, Ski Mask the Slump God, Wifisfuneral, Craig Xen, Kid Trunks, Robb Bank$, Bass Santana, Kin$oul, Cooliecut, Flyboy Tarantino, Killstation, and more.
Musically, Vol. 3 is loud, rowdy, and intentionally chaotic, leaning into distorted, bass‑heavy trap production, aggressive vocal deliveries, and short, high‑energy tracks that feel closer to mosh‑pit anthems than polished radio singles. Reviewers and fans have described it as a “Mack‑certified banger” and “one of the hypest albums” they’d heard at the time, noting how it moves rapidly between shout‑along cuts like “Wassup Vro!” and “CAME2KILL” and more chilled, atmospheric songs from members like Kin$oul, Cooliecut, and Killstation. Lyrically, the tape stays mostly in the lane of sex, drugs, and violence, prioritizing energy and attitude over introspection, though XXXTentacion does offer glimpses of the darker, more melodic style he would explore on 17 and ? with tracks like “Find Me” and his verse on “777.” As a whole, XXXTENTACION Presents: Members Only Vol. 3 serves as both a snapshot of a buzzing South Florida underground movement and a showcase of the group’s growth, cementing Members Only’s reputation as a loose, experimental collective built around chemistry and raw intensity rather than traditional album structure.