Piffiztheanswer
L'immortale
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Southern Rappers with East coast flows (add on....)
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BK The Great
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I’m ignoring that biggie to Ross comment bc you’re part of the nyc family but if this was anyone else but you posting that up .. babbbbayyyyyy under normal conditions Those would be fighting words
Buck's got verses where he's got a East Coast flow, for example his last verse on this.
You fukk with any other rappers from Texas? LE$ perhaps?Why wouldn’t I not?He’s the only rapper out Of Texas that I can tolerate bc he doesn’t have that Texas flow or cadence and I put him in the league with Benny the Butcher, vdon, griselda and them.
BREAKING NEWS: to you internet one dimensional thinkers - Girls actually have interest in Underground rappers And independents, we have musical interests and have the ability to listen to sub genres of rap
And guess what, we have hobbies and interests outside of getting our nails done and showing off online
I like to read books. I’m not an IG thot and I actually work for a living instead of gaming and Sexually manipulating men And I’m not a lesbo or bi
And no I’m not fat or obese either, I work out and listen to rappers while I exercise
Yes, I listen to rap - all types. I’m more of a rap fan than R&b, shocking I know
The only rap that I don’t listen to is that wack ass Mumble rap, southern trap shyt and goofy ass white boy rappers.
Repped!! I never knew dude was from the south until recently. He must be from that part of New Orleans where they have a slight Brooklyn accent “The Yat accent is the most pronounced version of the New Orleans accent. Natives often speak with varying degrees of the "Brooklyn"-like accent, ranging from a slight intonation to what is considered full Yat.”
Piffiztheanswer
L'immortale
I never knew dude was from the south until recently. He must be from that part of New Orleans where they have a slight Brooklyn accent “The Yat accent is the most pronounced version of the New Orleans accent. Natives often speak with varying degrees of the "Brooklyn"-like accent, ranging from a slight intonation to what is considered full Yat.”
Spitta is a big max B fan and has worked with a lot NY artists like kiss, styles, Dza, conway.. He def respects NY Hip Hop and his ex artists like trademark and young roddy also had NY type flows on tarcks
Never heard of him but let me take a listen. I’m open minded.
Cool. If you like I'll let you know what else to check out. He makes smooth riding music.
Facts. Virginia rappers sound more East coast than the south coast
BK The Great
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I’m ignoring that biggie to Ross comment bc you’re part of the nyc family but if this was anyone else but you posting that up .. babbbbayyyyyy under normal conditions Those would be fighting words
I said that because of how Diddy was pushing him to be that, remember this song. He used the Biggie sample as well.
Yup Slip N Slide Ross def doesn't get talked abt enough damn shame the OG version of Port of Miami (03) never dropped.
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The “Nico Toscani” song- first one that you posted will get play from Me. I like it- has a disable planets vibe to it. Thx!
There is a lot of truth in this especially Roddy and Trademark (this album was slept on they tore this shyt down)
