The Dj Mustard era was a good one

[satam55]

Los Angeles producer DJ Mustard has been laying down beats for some of the biggest rap hits this decade, working with artists like YG, T.I., French Montana, Big Sean, Jeremih, Tyga, 2 Chainz, and Ty Dolla $ign. The common denominator between many of his biggest hits is the signature “hey” vocal chant that populates the background. From Ty’s “Paranoid” featuring B.o.B to Tyga’s “Rack City” to Big Sean’s “I Don’t fukk With You,” Mustard has used these heys to build the beats of many Top 10 hits.

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[Da King]

I’ll take Dj Mustard beat over a metro track any day, 90% of production sounds like bootleg metro tracks now

 

[Soundbwoy]

Great party music

he brought back that 98 to 102 bpm music to dance to

 

[DaveyDave]

What happened to 10 summers

 

[SirBiatch]

Thankfully, The Lord sent his only son, 6 Yahweh, and he deaded all this garbage. The moment he put Metro on, it was a wrap for this flabby shyt

"Jumpman Jumpman, I don't need no introduction
Jumpman Jumpman, Metro Boomin on production, wow"

 

[Kyle C. Barker]

Goddddddd damnnnnn

5 years straight of punching in "HEY! HEY! HEY!" Chants on the track.

That guy had a formula and wasn't afraid to reuse it.

 

[Blankthawtz]

Goddddddd damnnnnn

5 years straight of punching in "HEY! HEY! HEY!" Chants on the track.

That guy had a formula and wasn't afraid to reuse it.

Hey.....

 

[IllmaticDelta]

I still hear his sound being appropriated in the mainstream

 

[J-MIL]

Sounded like that nikka used the same 3 beats

Glad that shyt over with

 

[DontEemTry]

Confuse eras with fads brehs

These nikkas man.

LaFace was an era.
Jam and Lewis was an era
Teddy Riley was an era

This nikka Mustard had about 5 songs. FACTS

 

[Dushane Hill]

Throwaway music.

 

[Payroll]

Goddddddd damnnnnn

5 years straight of punching in "HEY! HEY! HEY!" Chants on the track.

That guy had a formula and wasn't afraid to reuse it.

Its stuck in my head now

 

[Payroll]

I still hear his sound being appropriated in the mainstream