Where would Black culture be without Atlanta?

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Dreads been around since forever but as far as recent rap music influencing it...

There was a big dread boom in the mid 00s before Chief Keef was ever imagined.

Brehs were growing dreads from the Bay to the A to DC to NJ to FL.

There’s a reason E-40 old ass grew em out during the hyphy movement.

“Jesus Christ had dreads so shake em, I don’t got none but I plan on growing some”

Lil Jon’s go to get crunk lines always were about shaking your dreads.

The youngins got dreads today cuz that’s what they always saw, it ain’t cuz of Keef lol.
So chief keef had no influnce on the dreadhead movement in 2012 :mjlol:
 
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Hell na. Golf Coast + South Carolina are hands down the most influential when ones reaches deep into the roots of black american culture
When I think of culure, I'm looking at the fashion, the attitudes, the swag of our people. Almost every area except the Northeast has been tagged with that "Bama" label because they were always playing catch up - which, in some ways, they still are. The NE, where I really only include Boston and NYC as the two cultural hubs and beacons, has guided the swag of black people the world over. From the US to Canada to countries in Europe or even Africa, the swag of our people bears the influence of that region. :francis:
 

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When I think of culure, I'm looking at the fashion, the attitudes, the swag of our people. Almost every area except the Northeast has been tagged with that "Bama" label because they were always playing catch up - which, in some ways, they still are.

Fashion is heavily influenced by where you live but the roots culture is all from the south. Now, you have big city offshoots but the oldest branches are southern.

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The NE, where I really only include Boston and NYC as the two cultural hubs and beacons, has guided the swag of black people the world over. From the US to Canada to countries in Europe or even Africa, the swag of our people bears the influence of that region. :francis:

I would say that's a product of aframs from all over, regionally speaking...not just NY or Boston:hhh:








 
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