Migos: We Started This Genre, No Rapper Can Say They Ain't Took Our Flow

[VBM]

That's the South Breh :prodigylol:

So "average hip hop fans" = New York locals. Got it. :donhomer:

 

[Roxx the King]

Bone Thugs are the most successful rap group of all time, its not like they were some underground acts, theyve sold like 30 million records

if i joined MLB today and had a batting stance like Ken Griffey JR, but because he hasnt played in years, im now the creator of this batting stance? life dont work like this man.. why in rap we try to rewrite history so much i have no idea

My point is, unless you heard or read them say they were inspired by bone thugs, they are not wrong in thinking people are copying their cadence.

 

[AlbertPullhoez]

So we just not gonna give Skinny Pimp no credit huh



Infamous that nikka too but Skinny is right there

 

[BK The Great]

Krazybone would have a problem with that statement....they robbed his flow completely

truth


Bone Thugs > Migos


especially if we're speaking on that melodic rapid flow they birthed.

 

[mobbinfms]

So "average hip hop fans" = New York locals. Got it. :donhomer:

Nah I'm from the Bay Area. I remember having this same discussion before and a poster from Baltimore was saying the same thing. @BmoreGorilla

 

[UserNameless]

Memphis lowkey....

Fingerprints ALL over southern rap.











they repopularized some shyt, and added their own flare. the game followed suit.

 

[Zero]

Fred.

Close the godamn thread!

 

[Playaz Eyez]

Watched this vid yesterday and it's a great watch, even though being a rap fan that actually listened to rap before 2012, I already knew this, but it was dope seeing such a detailed vid like that. I doubt too many people in here watched it though cause it's more than 3 minutes

 

[BmoreGorilla]

They definitely have a point. Even R&B artists are singing with the Migos. The Lord Infamous example is cute but when he did it it wasn't a game changer

 

[Devil Plisken…CMS]

Christopher Columbus

 

[director_of_bands]

(imo) young thug played a big part in the current sound especially with the r&b biters

 

[itsyoung!!]

(imo) young thug played a big part in the current sound especially with the r&b biters

mr 15k albums sold every release? nah.. if anything dope fiend wayne and kid cudi and to lesser extent wiz khalifa

 

[Playaz Eyez]

mr 15k albums sold every release? nah.. if anything dope fiend wayne

That's just another person attempting to act like Young Thug has influenced anything musically. The only thing he influenced was it being cool to be fake gay then backtracking as if it was just for show. So in that case, Young Thug influenced Yung Joc and Bobby Valentino.

 

[Still Benefited]

Look at these haters in this thread . Everyone in the damn game done took the flow and ran with it .

its undeniable,I dont think we've ever seen anything like it

This is damn near the default flow like raps inception, where everybody sounded like Sugarhill Gang

and i love Bone Thugs,Brotha Lynch,3-6 but stop it

 

[Still Benefited]

with that said influence doesnt mean as much as it did back in the day,but you cant take that from em.

but back in the day,you really had to do something great if nikkas was biting you,because nobody wanted to be shamed about biting....so when nikkas was biting it was because you were so great they couldnt help themselves...now we in a era,bite it if its whats hot,and think it can make you hotter and sound a little better.