I thought Hyphy was going to make it

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Same. I still think it was a pretty amazing regional thing. Some of the producers, like Rick Rock, Traxamillion, Droop-E and some others I can't remember were putting out some crazy, solid beats. On the production side, elements of hyphy have seeped into other stuff. I guess some of DJ Mustard's stuff is the most obvious, but I hear some of hyphy in drill and some Southern hip-hop.

In the end, it was too regional. It's celebration of pill popping was too soon, and some of the people they pushed to the forefront, like Mistah F.A.B. and Keak the Sneak, were hard to take seriously, if you were an outsider.

In related news, The Jacka, who was sort of part of the hyphy scene, but also distinct from it, just got a pretty good review from Pitchfork, which was a bit surprising to me.
 

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It had a solid run...sh!t was fun but goofy....I really thought l
Keak DA sneak was gonna blow up esp after he was on ''tell me when to go''
 
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