UK Rappers Tion Wayne & Headie One Have Fight On Plane in Dubai

[O³ (O cubed)]

Prove me wrong.

Can't be bothered. The only thing I can agree with you on is UK Garage being influenced by Chicago house music. I don't know about drill so I take your word for it.

As for Jamaican ragga dancehall, soundclash culture which is the basis for UK rappers being influenced by US. Nah. Maybe in the early days of ska. But from the 70s til now, Nah.

 

[audemarzz]

Can't be bothered. The only thing I can agree with you on is UK Garage being influenced by Chicago house music. I don't know about drill so I take your word for it.

As for Jamaican ragga dancehall, soundclash culture which is the basis for UK rappers being influenced by US. Nah. Maybe in the early days of ska. But from the 70s til now, Nah.

Soundclash and Ragga Dancehall culture updates every time US culture updates. Koffee's biggest songs are trap influenced. Remember when Afrobeats was just "african dancehall sounding" music? As soon as those 808s and different engineering techniques hit, it went "global global" and not just due to the diaspora. It started sounding better.
This came out in 2012.

Grime?
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This is where the idea of "dancehall" came from

The influence continued from the 1930s until NOW.
"Road rap" = Trap music/New York street rap combo with localized flavoring.

 

[Peak]

You know those UK producers were Clones of Chicago producers, specifically Melo, Yamaica (not from UK) and AXL?

AXL and Melo are from the UK.

 

[Serious]

@Caca-faat @jj23

 

[StretfordRed]

AXL and Melo are from the UK.

Like I said, brehs just want to think no other country can make music except the US. Pointless debating.

 

[bnew]

Tion didn't want that smoke

Whole plane was holding headie back

At least nobody got shot like 8 rappers in dallas

Uk rap > US rap

 

[audemarzz]

AXL and Melo are from the UK.

I said Yamaica wasn't from the UK. I know AXL and Melo are.

 

[audemarzz]

Like I said, brehs just want to think no other country can make music except the US. Pointless debating.

They're making a UK version of US music, and nobody thinks "no other country" can make music, but England/Caribbean sure take a lot of influence from AFRICAN AMERICAN music (just like white americans) and try to flip it around.
The Herc myth has already been destroyed and reversed.
We already know Coxsone Dodd was biting slang.
We already know the "British Explosion" was the beatles selling repackaged black american music back to white americans.
We know "ska" and "rocksteady" are localized jamaican versions of rock and r&b.
So yes, we know that people in England and Jamaica were REMAKING MUSIC for their local tastes and they continue to do so.
There are far less ADOS "reggae" or "afrobeats" artists.
2 little islands, big influence? Or copycats moving from one area to another, continually localizing what they copy over 4 generations?

 

[audemarzz]

They have a right to prefer their localized versions of US music.
Other countries have different "local" items on their McDonalds menus.
If they want to add callalloo to the collard and curry the fried chicken up, let them have at it.
We all know what it is at the base.

 

[CP3.]

"fight"

 

[ORDER_66]

Fighting on a plane to dubai tho?!!? uncouth ass british nikkas got no manners fam...

 

[KyokushinKarateMan]

Never forget


So This Is UK Rap Huh

 

[SmarkMero]

Spoiler

Plus Tion Wayne don't want it with

 

[Caca-faat]

@Caca-faat @jj23

I don't even know who any of these ppl are, I havent watched the video.

 

[boskey]

Fighting the only other black person in a non-black area is c00n shyt. Street beef or not