Why didnt House Music develop the South?

[Sankofa Alwayz]

this

gogo music also played in a big role in miami bass and crunk but you almost never hear anyone bring that up


Go-Go Bites: Country Cousins



Go-Go Bites: Country Cousins


lil jon

Well shyt The more you know.

This might also explain why GoGo and New Orleans Bounce are kinda like cousins. Hell DMV girls be going hard asf on an NO Bounce beat as they do on a GoGo beat, especially some of Big Freedia’s joints.

 

[IllmaticDelta]

Well shyt

This might also explain why GoGo and New Orleans Bounce are kinda like cousins. Hell DMV girls be going hard asf on an NO Bounce beat as they do on a GoGo beat, especially some of Big Freedia’s joints.

exactly. Bounce = gogo + drag rap + new orleans brass band music

 

[Dotcom]

Lol when VH1 makes a show called The people behind the music. And u see the person who originally created the 2 step dance name is. House nikka Joe.
House Nikka Joe created a lot of shyt. Because he was in the house thinking of shyt

 

[Sankofa Alwayz]

exactly. Bounce = gogo + drag rap + new orleans brass band music

Yooooo, now it all makes sense

These genres are legit cousins

This is dope asf breh! Reps coming your way.

 

[IllmaticDelta]

Yooooo, now it all makes sense

These genres are legit cousins

This is dope asf breh! Reps coming your way.

 

[james green]

The South didn't have a huge nightclub scene like those cities.

This is why hip hop grew in NYC, as well

In the South partying wasn't being done all over the place, until the early morning

This might be the dumbest thing I heard on here today lol. You don't think Miami and Atlanta had huge clubs? Atlanta, New Orleans or Miami didn't party until in the morning? Foh lol

 

[Poitier]

I think its fair to say Atlanta didn't have a huge party scene yet given it was an emerging metropolis from a backwater.

NOLA is and alway has been a party city. Miami Bass is as old as other drum machine based dance music as has been discussed.

 

[Sankofa Alwayz]

I think its fair to say Atlanta didn't have a huge party scene yet given it was an emerging metropolis from a backwater.

NOLA is and alway has been a party city. Miami Bass is as old as other drum machine based dance music as has been discussed.

Listening to the music of ATL and that movie on TLC a couple of years ago, Bass music seemed like it was a pretty big thing in Atlanta especially back in the ‘90s.

Y’all still pump out Bass music at functions, skating rinks, and clubs? And is Yeek still a thing in ATL dance culture?

 

[Poitier]

Listening to the music of ATL and that movie on TLC a couple of years ago, Bass music seemed like it was a pretty big thing in Atlanta especially back in the ‘90s.

Y’all still pump out Bass music at functions, skating rinks, and clubs? And is Yeek still a thing in ATL dance culture?

You still get the Bass mixes on the radio, house parties/clubs, rinks, etc pretty frequently. Probably same way yall get the Gogo mixes or NYC brehs get the dancehall mixes.

I believe yeek and pop locking has a pretty big ecosystem on Youtube mostly with Atlanta, Memphis, Miami dance groups but thats a young persons sport lol....

 

[truth2you]

This might be the dumbest thing I heard on here today lol. You don't think Miami and Atlanta had huge clubs? Atlanta, New Orleans or Miami didn't party until in the morning? Foh lol

My man, I didn't say they didn't have huge clubs

I wrote they didn't have a huge nightlcub SCENE where people partied until the sun came up. There is a difference between partying outside until the sun came up, going to the major club in your area and being able to go to different nightclubs damn near everyday of the week, with people who are into the lifestyle you are into, and doing it until the sun comes up. In a nightclub you have huge soundsystem, lights, a dj, and just being in your own little world. Partying outside, is just that partying outside, unless you have a dj with a good sound system, but its still not like a nightclub.

And I'm not talking about the 90's, I'm talking about the 80's

In NYC you had clubs for gay people, clubs for hip hop people, clubs for R&B, and Latin clubs. That's not even including the block parties which happened all over the city. All of this went back to the 70's.

Atlanta, and Miami, didn't have that. In fact going by what I heard in Miami, all they had(black people) were strip clubs,and small spots, and then luke built the pac jam which was the go to spot. New Orleans partied, but I doubt they had that as well.

Stop getting emotional, and comprehend what you're reading

 

[james green]

I think its fair to say Atlanta didn't have a huge party scene yet given it was an emerging metropolis from a backwater.

NOLA is and alway has been a party city. Miami Bass is as old as other drum machine based dance music as has been discussed.

Wow. You ever heard of Freaknik? Some of the things I read on here are ridiculous

 

[truth2you]

Wow. You ever heard of Freaknik? Some of the things I read on here are ridiculous

Freaknik was once a year!

My man, you need to comprehend what you are reading.

 

[Poitier]

Wow. You ever heard of Freaknik? Some of the things I read on here are ridiculous

Freaknik wasn't local Atlanta culture though, it drew from college kids from all over.

Like truth said, it was also an annual event not an actual scene.

New Orleans partied, but I doubt they had that as well.

Why? NOLA is a bigger melange of cultures than NYC.

 

[truth2you]

Freaknik wasn't local Atlanta culture though, it drew from college kids from all over.

Like truth said, it was also an annual event not an actual scene.



Why? NOLA is a bigger melange of cultures than NYC.

But the amount of people wasn't the same.

Plus, NOLA is still like a little small town. If I'm correct the only area that is the party area is Bourbon St., and most of the partying is done in small bars, and clubs, with live bands. That is much different from going to a big nightclub with a dj who plays music from all over the place.

 

[james green]

My man, I didn't say they didn't have huge clubs

I wrote they didn't have a huge nightlcub SCENE where people partied until the sun came up. There is a difference between partying outside until the sun came up, going to the major club in your area and being able to go to different nightclubs damn near everyday of the week, with people who are into the lifestyle you are into, and doing it until the sun comes up. In a nightclub you have huge soundsystem, lights, a dj, and just being in your own little world. Partying outside, is just that partying outside, unless you have a dj with a good sound system, but its still not like a nightclub.

And I'm not talking about the 90's, I'm talking about the 80's

In NYC you had clubs for gay people, clubs for hip hop people, clubs for R&B, and Latin clubs. That's not even including the block parties which happened all over the city. All of this went back to the 70's.

Atlanta, and Miami, didn't have that. In fact going by what I heard in Miami, all they had(black people) were strip clubs,and small spots, and then luke built the pac jam which was the go to spot. New Orleans partied, but I doubt they had that as well.

Stop getting emotional, and comprehend what you're reading

You are an idiot. There were clubs, bars, happy hours, strip clubs, etc in the 60s 70s 80s everywhere. People in MY weren the only people partying idiot. Guest what? Black people, white people, straight people, gay people,etc parties in the 60s/etc. You an idiot if you think NYC was the only city in the 60s with clubs, etc.