Was Atlanta influenced by the West Coast in the early 1990's

[mrfortune]

If that's the case then Schooly D and Ice T invented Drill rap. My dawg there's more to Trap music than just rapping about selling dope.

wtf are you talking about lol. im talking about the beats. too short does not talk about selling drugs lol

 

[Pit Bull]

wtf are you talking about lol. im talking about the beats. too short does not talk about selling drugs lol

Well you still wrong WTF Too Short beat sound like some Trap?

What you talmbout the hi hats? Them shyts wasn't even programmed the same way.

 

[mrfortune]

Well you still wrong WTF Too Short beat sound like some Trap?

What you talmbout the hi hats? Them shyts wasn't even programmed the same way.

ok bruh, you dont have no ear.

 

[Biscayne]

I read that before. This article comes from a local el paso newspaper. Hector Gonzales doesn't offer any evidence to support that it started in El Paso. As I said before lowriders were the alternatives to the rake, Which was called the California rake where white boys would lower the front end of there car like this.

excerpt from lowrider history pride culture

"Rather than the fast looking “California rake,” these young pachucos would drop the back of the car for a sleek, mean look that turned everyone’s head. "



Mexican choose to lower the back of there car and call it a East LA rake,are a "Ranflo" which is a spanglish term for rake.

So that's where the term "ranfla" comes from. I've heard that term many times in Chicano rap.

 

[ManBearPig]

Masta Ace even had a west coast sounding album

 

[Biscayne]

nah, J. Prince gave the idea after Harry caught a big fed case, Harry brought Suge in on his own as his little nikka, but Suge rubbed J the wrong way with how reckless he was.

J wasn't trying to get caught up in any bullshyt and wasn't trying to move with Suge at all so he basically told Harry good luck, wish you the best, you don't owe me nothing.

J. Prince also told them to scoop up Dre, and Snoop wasn't in Houston, Big Mike and 3-2 were out in Cali when they linked with Snoop, Snoop was staying with them.


But snoop took a lot more than just "We don't love these hoes" from 3-2



listen to this, now it sounds like 3-2 was rapping like Snoop when it was the opposite

That's what's up. It all comes back around. Those old school rap a lot beats where Dre and GFunk influenced while Mr.3-2's flow influenced Snoop and alot of other artist. It's funny, Big Mello also had the same flow as Mr.3-2.

 

[Biscayne]

Rap actually comes from the west coast

"The Watts Prophets poets and World's longest performing "Rap" group from Watts, Los Angeles, California, were the first Rap artist to publish the common law trademark word "Rappin™" on an album, establishing the global title of the new American art form called "Rap"."



Socially conscious BARS in 1969
every region was technically influenced by tha Coast

Watts Prophets.

Dem nikkas weren't playin....

 

[Biscayne]

I just wanted to know who came up with those flute-sections so prominent in funk and thus became prominent in G-Funk. Was Clinton and his sound, or was it other bands?

I know that high pitched keyboard squeal that's prominent in every G Funk track from 1991 til 1998 came from The Ohio Players "Funky Worm".

Funky Worm might the single most influential song to any sub genre of hip hop ever.

How many different tracks sampled this one song?

 

[Devil Plisken…CMS]

Aint no houses in manhattan like that. You can get a house and have a yard in all those places you named. Industrialized probably isnt the right word I was looking for.

Brownstones? Yes Apt for sale? Yes Actual houses with land? No way

 

[Pit Bull]

ok bruh, you dont have no ear.

When it comes to African American music I have all the ears. It's just what you saying is a reach. Some type of argument could be made for that but you'd have to include a lot more than just Trap music to make it.