Dipset were the first from NY to make music that sounded like it was from the dirty south

[smokeurobinson]

Gunit would like a word

"Wanksta" wasn't even out when Bout It 3 dropped.

Lowkey , I think Swizz Beatz early production merged that NY & Down South sound since he was one of the first from NY to use no samples in his joints.

One of the first from NY to use no samples? Rick Ruben was all over the 808 drum machines in the 80's? The same 808 kicks that are Trap Musik staples in 2015??

 

[wet landscapes]

IMO it's all worth it because Bout it Bout it Pt 3 is one of the best songs I've ever heard


UUUUHHH!!!!


no water, only pumpin mountain dew

song is such pure fire

 

[Poitier]

Only a few post in before the usual Dipset stan tries to use Tunechi to boost up Dipset

 

[Dixon Cider]

No they didn't















Slim jesus did that

 

[smokeurobinson]

By the way, speaking of producers, would you say Timbaland was the guy that made NY/Down South fusions popular?

Timbo and Neptunes.

Wrong, but Dipset threads are always entertaining so carry on.

false

wrong how?? False how?

keyboard shyt inspired by the south.

are you positive that the keyboard shyt was inspired by the south??

 

[smokeurobinson]

After 50 got shot from head to toe, his whole flow was "southern" in style.

and before that he was jacking Jigga mans flow.

Kind of relevant - a bunch of songs from Dirty South songs were spawned by this joint, made by cats from Queens from a record released in 86...

slept on post

 

[letti cook]

Kind of relevant - a bunch of songs from Dirty South songs were spawned by this joint, made by cats from Queens from a record released in 86...

i remember reading album credits as a kid and constantly seeing this joint credited. Three 6 Mafia in particular flipped elements from this over and over.

 

[Harry B]

Bout it bout it sounds like it's from the south

I would say that it sounds cali as fukk and Crunk Muzik sounds like dipset shyt, ny shyt.


This came out around the same time as Crunk Muzik and sounded pretty southern, but that would probably be the Jeezy feature.



Imo 50 was the first, he had a southern flow on a lot of songs around 02.

 

[smokeurobinson]

Imo 50 was the first, he had a southern flow on a lot of songs around 02.

What about 50's beat selection in 02? Wanksta? Problem Child? Realest Nikkas? Realest Killaz

 

[Harry B]

What about 50's beat selection in 02? Wanksta? Problem Child? Realest Nikkas? Realest Killaz

I mean trap beats were not really invented at that time, you had a few Mannie beats, some turnt up 3 6 but that was not really what defined southern.




He had that melody in his flow and how he rode the beat was like a southern dude.
And definitely Wanksta dropped, that could've been some N.O. shyt.

 

[Wild self]

Their mixtapes had a lot of samples and southern sounding shyt too.