Premeditated
MANDE KANG
Senegalese
it goes hard but I doubt these people are really about it. most recording artist in these african countries are middle class
Cosa Nostra making drill now?
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it goes hard but I doubt these people are really about it. most recording artist in these african countries are middle class
Breh I never heard a Dj Kenn beat to sound like thisDJ L and DJ kenn( to a lesser extent) were making these type of beats back in 2012/2013
UK producers were still making "chicago type drill" beats up until a couple of years ago
I can see your point with DJ L with the hi-hat structure. But that sounded like UK grime at the time with 808s and without claps. How can you say he himself wasn’t influenced by grime??
If anything we could say he was influenced by grime and mixed the two with the 808s and hi-hats
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yeah I never wouldve thought that this shyt would take over the world like this.This “drill” shyt is demonic and I believe has an agenda behind it.
Dont get me wrong I fukk with it, esp Chicago drill (NY, UK & other drill scenes areto me), but I noticed a slight attitude shift when I listened to it religiously. I started to feel on “edge” all the time. Music can influence the subconscious. That’s why I dont listen to drill as much anymores besides working out cuz that shyt can definitely influence you to catch a charge if ur not strong willed.
And once a drill scene emerges in any city it creates a string of senseless violence. Look at how much more violence UK has seen since drill got hot.
And@ Italian drillers. I can’t take a buncha Milano pretty boys seriously, the Mafia tho
I mean they even got Australian Drill music, and African Drill
Premeditated
MANDE KANG
be more cleaver in your sarcasm
you gave zero hints in being sarcastic
like I said to a lesser extentBreh I never heard a Dj Kenn beat to sound like this
I can see your point with DJ L with the hi-hat structure. But that sounded like UK grime at the time with 808s and without claps. How can you say he himself wasn’t influenced by grime??
If anything we could say he was influenced by grime and mixed the two with the 808s and hi-hats
As far as DJ L, according to him he was influenced by Marching bands and Footwork battle trax, which is basically the grandchild of ghetto house music
Drill Music's Rhythm structure Borrows heavily from footwork music as far as placements of the snares, kicks, high hats etc.
I'm not sure about the origins of grime music since I just started listening to it.
But I know house music was HUGE in the UK, and still is, so I'm sure there's gonna be some overlap.
I know uk drill is basically like a fusion between DJ L's sound and uk grime.
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be more cleaver in your sarcasm
you gave zero hints in being sarcastic
I would like to hope that people know I'm not THAT stupid
Breh I never heard a Dj Kenn beat to sound like this
I can see your point with DJ L with the hi-hat structure. But that sounded like UK grime at the time with 808s and without claps. How can you say he himself wasn’t influenced by grime??
If anything we could say he was influenced by grime and mixed the two with the 808s and hi-hats
What is drill?
like I said to a lesser extent
As far as DJ L, according to him he was influenced by Marching bands and Footwork battle trax, which is basically the grandchild of ghetto house music
I'm not sure about the origins of grime music since I just started listening to it. But I know house music was HUGE in the UK and still is so I'm sure there's gonna be some overlap.
I know uk drill is basically like a fusion between DJ L's sound and uk grime.
the rythm structure of drill music borrows a lot from footwork music as far as placements of the snare and kicks.
I’m sure you know that grime came from similar house roots
You could call DJ L a convergent grime producer who was influenced by drill
As much as people call this drill, you could call it grime
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLFd5qfd8xIgkOrRuQ2NE7yI4qAxmTo98H
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all I know is that Dj L, dj kenn and chief keef Need a mural in the middle of east londonI’m sure you know that grime came from similar house roots
You could call DJ L a drill producer with convergent grime roots
And Wiley needs a mural in every city that bit off grime. Including NY and Chicago. And breh, leave DJ Kenn outta this. He was an okay producer but didn’t really produce much shyt of substance compared to someone like Young Chop, who blows him out of the water anydayall I know is that Dj L, dj kenn and chief keef Need a mural in the middle of east london
Put that mural up with all the grime legends for good measure
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLFd5qfd8xIgkOrRuQ2NE7yI4qAxmTo98H
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As we know it, “2020’s Drill” is a mixture of the structure of late 00’s UK grime and the 808/hi-hats of Chicago drill music. Also the whole style and lyrical context is heavily Chicago drill based. The whole calling out opps style
People downplay the influence of grime bc it’s relatively unknown and fell off, even in the UK once drill hit. Most of it has roots in house music.
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like I said to a lesser extent
As far as DJ L, according to him he was influenced by Marching bands and Footwork battle trax, which is basically the grandchild of ghetto house music
Drill Music's Rhythm structure Borrows heavily from footwork music as far as placements of the snares, kicks, high hats etc.
I'm not sure about the origins of grime music since I just started listening to it.
But I know house music was HUGE in the UK, and still is, so I'm sure there's gonna be some overlap.
I know uk drill is basically like a fusion between DJ L's sound and uk grime.
It really makes since due to Chicago being the birth place of house music and footwork. But yes as you said drill takes from foot work and house music. Which both are extremely big in chicago.
Oh and footwork in chicago is as old as house music. Kids were doing footwork dances in the 80s. Kats would flip a house music beat and make a loop of it in order to do footwork dances to the music.
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I didn't ask you "as we know it". I asked you what is drill?
Grime fell off because it was gimmicky. Where does house music come from?
What “drill” are you talking about?
This generation of young people are the most unoriginal ever
