Where would Black culture be without Atlanta?

[UberEatsDriver]

Where would Black Culture be without NYC, Detroit, DMV, Philly, Memphis, Chicago, New Orleans, Miami, Charleston/Low Country, Birmingham, Oakland/Bay Area, LA, etc.?

Stateside-wise, other than Georgia, where would Black Culture be right now without North Carolina, New York, California, Virginia, Maryland, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Mississippi, Alabama, Florida, Massachusetts, Tennessee, Texas, Missouri, and Louisiana?

Bare in mind that Black Culture consists of not just music and dance, but also art, cuisines, fashion, economics, languages/dialects, family structure, political dynamics, religion/spirituality, etc.

ATL and Georgia in general have made significant contributions to Black Culture but is Black Culture somehow doomed or downgraded if ATL and GA never existed or were never in the state that they’re currently in?

I agree with comment. OP sounds like a c00n that’s making it look like black culture is impoverished elsewhere

 

[UberEatsDriver]

Breh don’t worry I’m a young nikka too and saw people getting dreads cause of keef and them Chiraq cats.

Doesnt negate what @Hennessypapi is saying though. It can be both.

Can you name cities that turned into dead heads because of Keef? Or was it just his fans who did it? Two different things

 

[UberEatsDriver]

There was another boom around that Time. Y'all can't seriously tell me dreads aren't more popular right now than they have ever been. I know for a fact I graduated HS in 13 and it was like 4 dudes with dreads in our entire Highscool and now my whole neighborhood look like OBLock circa 2012. Literally more dudes with dreads than fades

NYC has a big Caribbean culture so dreads were always here since Caribbean people been here. For African americans and Americanized Caribbean’s it’s not really popular

But the only city I can think of that has an upstick in dreads is probbaly Detroit and Philly and that’s it to me. South always had them and NJ

 

[EBK String]

Chicago is the soul of black culture. New York is the voice of black culture. LA is the face of black culture. ATL is the stretched out bootyhole of black culture

 

[Take It In Blood]

whenever i think of ATL i think of 3 things

the death of hiphop

gay n1kkas

and thick women

 

[The Coochie Assassin]

Breh don’t worry I’m a young nikka too and saw people getting dreads cause of keef and them Chiraq cats.

Doesnt negate what @Hennessypapi is saying though. It can be both.

Where you from?

 

[Iceson Beckford]

Can you name cities that turned into dead heads because of Keef? Or was it just his fans who did it? Two different things

Oh I don’t agree with whole cities. I’m just saying a lot of people of a certain age copied the hairstyle cuz of Chiraq rappers.

Should have made that clearer

 

[Hoodoo Child]

"Where would Black culture be without the Blues?" I don't wanna know

@IllmaticDelta

 

[CodeBlaMeVi]

Would we really even have black amerikan culture without Detroit?

Detroit, Chicago and New York birthed black style but majority of the ancestors came from the South.

 

[CodeBlaMeVi]

Oh I don’t agree with whole cities. I’m just saying a lot of people of a certain age copied the hairstyle cuz of Chiraq rappers.

Should have made that clearer

That dread head shyt came from the south primarily Miami.

Check out earlier Luke and Trick Daddy videos.

Miami brehs got it from Jamaicans.

 

[Ya' Cousin Cleon]

i should've moved to ATL when i had the chance

 

[IllmaticDelta]

"Where would Black culture be without the Blues?" I don't wanna know

@IllmaticDelta

the father of it all musically

 

[The Gimp]

*waits for some bay area nicca to run in here talkin bout Oakland birthed everything*

 

[Brer Dog]

Would we really even have black amerikan culture without Detroit?

The great migration didn't happen until the 20th century. Are you saying we didn't have a culture for 100s of years?

 

[IllmaticDelta]

ATL culture is not even ATL culture.. Thats whats funny

huh? Atlanta has always had deep, native, black american culture