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I have to agree that chopped and screwed shouldn't be played with every song, it just doesn't go. for the most part I only like it when certain hooks are chopped and screwed while the rest of the song is at regular pace. on the other hand, i have to disagree the statement on how it didnt get out of texas because a lot of mainstream started chopping and screwing their hooks, mostly southern hip hop/rap anyway
I have to agree that chopped and screwed shouldn't be played with every song, it just doesn't go. for the most part I only like it when certain hooks are chopped and screwed while the rest of the song is at regular pace. on the other hand, i have to disagree the statement on how it didnt get out of texas because a lot of mainstream started chopping and screwing their hooks, mostly southern hip hop/rap anyway
Not necessarily; Chopped and Screwed is used outside of Texas, but it's not as huge anywhere else as it is here in Texas. Same thing with Hyphy in the Bay Area. I know people like David Banner and other artist released some of their albums chopped and screwed.
Not necessarily; Chopped and Screwed is used outside of Texas, but it's not as huge anywhere else as it is here in Texas. Same thing with Hyphy in the Bay Area. I know people like David Banner and other artist released some of their albums chopped and screwed.
i know lil wayne and alot of southern west coast and mid west artists have chopped and screwed hooks but thats all ( ie money on my mind by lil wayne). I think it make songs more interesting.
Not necessarily; Chopped and Screwed is used outside of Texas, but it's not as huge anywhere else as it is here in Texas. Same thing with Hyphy in the Bay Area. I know people like David Banner and other artist released some of their albums chopped and screwed.
On a random note, David Banner is a huge fan of Bay Area rap and Hyphy lol.
Mainstream TV where? I've yet to see any of those here in DC.
Only 4 or 5 of those songs made it to national tv (I should say got heavy rotation on tv by MTV/BET), inlcuding Blow the Whistle by Too Short, That Go by Keak Da Sneak, Stunna Shades by the Federation, Vans by the Pack, and Muscle Cars by E40.
i dont think houston is as versatile as the bay area when it comes to makin music.. u can for the most say houston has a certain sound.. whereas the bay area rap scene is a mix from one extreme to the next.. nerd rap, pimp sht, conscious, mob music.. bay area >
i dont think houston is as versatile as the bay area when it comes to makin music.. u can for the most say houston has a certain sound.. whereas the bay area rap scene is a mix from one extreme to the next.. nerd rap, pimp sht, conscious, mob music.. bay area >
^all regions have diff styles but the biggest names out of houston all have similar sounds..
zro, bun b, devin the dude, all these dudes have a similar sound or song content
spice 1, 40, too short, san quinn some of the big name dudes from the bay rap about completely diff sht. then u have del, zion i, souls of mischief and other rappers with just ends of the spectrum differences in their music
btw what is the deal with ppl still cosignin that freak pedophile spm smh
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