sounds great.
Fivio is older than him and American.
The whole "UK caribbean" and the "caribbean" music scene in general has always been influenced by (and adjusts to) ADOS music trends.
There was no such thing as drill in England until Chicago did it.
There was no such thing as Garage until Larry Levan started spinning at the Paradise Garage in NYC.
Jon E Cash admits his early grime offerings were inspired by thing he heard in mid 90s Orlando hood clubs.
Most of the early UK drill producers were initially DJ L clones.
They still use Chicago slang. This whole history, including Jamaica constantly copying US music, is documented.
Nice history lesson but that has nothing to do with this topic.
Them Canarsie nikkas sharked the London brehs whole shyt and there’s no disputing it.
At all.
London drill has its own unique, distinct sound, completely different from the sound of Chicago drill rap and that’s what Brooklyn nikkas stole.
“Brooklyn keeps on takin it”
You’ll get that reference since we giving out history lessons this morning.