NY Drill Music made it all the way to Italy

[UberEatsDriver]

already posted a video in this thread.

How old are you?

I’m 30 years old. I know who follows Kanye and as for as the hood goes the hood is only checking for his shoes 99% of the time.

the majority of the hood isn’t waking up talking about let’s go cop a Kanye shirt or pair of pants.

 

[jilla82]

I’m 30 years old. I know who follows Kanye and as for as the hood goes the hood is only checking for his shoes 99% of the time.

the majority of the hood isn’t waking up talking about let’s go cop a Kanye shirt or pair of pants.

im not even talking about direct influence like that.

an example of what im talking about is at the beginning of his career Kanye (and also Pharell) softened up streetwear...
....they actually birthed that whole movement.

Kanye continued to do that throughout the years.
You dont even know how he influenced you and young black fashion.

You denying that shows your ignorance to the history of the culture.

NOBODY old enough to remember the late 90s to early 00s would deny that shift.

The pink polo and Bape era killed the super gangsta rap era...
...with the 50 vs Kanye magazine cover making it official

 

[Jards]

You didnt say nothing about a 'mixture'

fukk outta here with your semantics lol

All the evidence that you looked for to show that I’m “completely wrong” doesn’t exist and your initial rebuttal has blown up in your face so you’re backtracking and scrambling

You literally said.....
"Uk drill sounds more like grime in tempo, beat, and sequencing" basically saying that they came up with the shyt went thats not true."

Show me where I’ve “literally” said the highlighted

Don't backtrack now my friend

And if it is then those uk bois need to go ahead and call that shyt something different.........

But they wont because they know what the real is

They gotta change the name why? Lol because some keyboard warrior call “How Sway?” from The Coli who’s sucking DJ L’s dikk has told them to?

fukk outta here

 

[Jards]

I believe that cause I follow fashion and don’t make things up like you. Please show me pics of all the urban kids wearing shirts and pants that Kanye influenced





I really want to see evidence of these people wearing his hilarious clothes on the runways in the streets outside of soho

He’s not wrong to be fair. Streetwear (i.e Bape, Supreme) is a thing now in hip hop because of Kanye and Pharrell. High fashion (i.e LV, Balenciaga, etc) is a thing because of Kanye and Pharrell. I’m certain Urban kids didn’t even know what Balenciaga was until Kanye was speaking on. Ripped Jeans/Destroyed Denim is literally a thing because of Kanye.

 

[Wild self]

im not even talking about direct influence like that.

an example of what im talking about is at the beginning of his career Kanye (and also Pharell) softened up streetwear...
....they actually birthed that whole movement.

Kanye continued to do that throughout the years.
You dont even know how he influenced you and young black fashion.

You denying that shows your ignorance to the history of the culture.

NOBODY old enough to remember the late 90s to early 00s would deny that shift.

The pink polo and Bape era killed the super gangsta rap era...
...with the 50 vs Kanye magazine cover making it official

This is true. I had to buy a whole new wardrobe and gave away my super baggy clothes back in 2006, when Kanye, Pharell, and Jim Jones killed baggy urbanwear

 

[UberEatsDriver]

He’s not wrong to be fair. Streetwear (i.e Bape, Supreme) is a thing now in hip hop because of Kanye and Pharrell. High fashion (i.e LV, Balenciaga, etc) is a thing because of Kanye and Pharrell. I’m certain Urban kids didn’t even know what Balenciaga was until Kanye was speaking on. Ripped Jeans/Destroyed Denim is literally a thing because of Kanye.

That’s probably true for cities that do not have fashion sense but what you don’t know is that some of these rappers get their fashion ideas from cities themselves. @Sankofa Alwayz just posted a video of Kanye West saying some of his swag came from DC.


I’ll give you Bape but I wouldn’t even go as far to give you Supreme cause the supreme store in Manhattan always had a true fan base even before Kanye West started speaking about it and even till this day the vast majority of people who wear supreme are hypebeast people.

 

[The G.O.D II]

Do you ny nikkas seriously do Irish jigs?

 

[Guvnor]

They are biting the shyt out of pop smoke here lol. Did I hear the rapper mention Dior?

This sound started in London, and they got it from Chicago.

Who did it the best though?

 

[JayGatsby]

NYC SOUND.....

we all know where it came from

 

[JayGatsby]

They are biting the shyt out of pop smoke here lol. Did I hear the rapper mention Dior?

Who did it the best though?

London..

 

[How Sway?]

fukk outta here with your semantics lol

All the evidence that you looked for to show that I’m “completely wrong” doesn’t exist and your initial rebuttal has blown up in your face so you’re backtracking and scrambling


Show me where I’ve “literally” said the highlighted



They gotta change the name why? Lol because some keyboard warrior call “How Sway?” from The Coli who’s sucking DJ L’s dikk has told them to?

fukk outta here

It aint even that serious my nikka
We just talking music, nikkas taking shyt personal

 

[jilla82]

That’s probably true for cities that do not have fashion sense but what you don’t know is that some of these rappers get their fashion ideas from cities themselves. @Sankofa Alwayz just posted a video of Kanye West saying some of his swag came from DC.


I’ll give you Bape but I wouldn’t even go as far to give you Supreme cause the supreme store in Manhattan always had a true fan base even before Kanye West started speaking about it and even till this day the vast majority of people who wear supreme are hypebeast people.

Pyrex
Off White
Just Don
the whole Gilden/Champion merch trend.

I could probably keep going

and no...Supreme had nothing close to the following before Kanye and Pharell.
Its a skate brand...Ye/Pharell put a lot of eyes on Supreme.

 

[28 Gramz]

They are biting the shyt out of pop smoke here lol. Did I hear the rapper mention Dior?

Who did it the best though?

Doesn't matter. It's not a New York sound was my main point.

 

[ISO]

He’s not wrong to be fair. Streetwear (i.e Bape, Supreme) is a thing now in hip hop because of Kanye and Pharrell. High fashion (i.e LV, Balenciaga, etc) is a thing because of Kanye and Pharrell. I’m certain Urban kids didn’t even know what Balenciaga was until Kanye was speaking on. Ripped Jeans/Destroyed Denim is literally a thing because of Kanye.

What’s hot in urban fashion now is what I mentioned. Trucker hats and patched World Series fitteds non-black brim, Chrome Hearts, Mike Amiri jeans, VLone, Dior, Prada, B.B. Simons belts, Moncler jackets a lot of this shyt was being worn in NY over 10 years ago when nikkas down South was still wearing super baggy clothes.

Nobody is dressing like Kanye today the only thing hot is his sneakers. BAPE isn’t really even in style at the moment.

 

[ISO]

Pyrex
Off White
Just Don
the whole Gilden/Champion merch trend.

I could probably keep going

and no...Supreme had nothing close to the following before Kanye and Pharell.
Its a skate brand...Ye/Pharell put a lot of eyes on Supreme.

Who the fukk is wearing Pyrex and Don C hats in 2021?

Ur talking points are stuck in 2011.