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Like Water
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Crunk Juice was a good album. And I was one of those people that thought it was going to destroy hip-hop initially. Then snap music came out and I was begging for crunk to come back.
I remember when Youngbloodz' "Don't Give A Damn" came out. Me and my homies was doin the blood walk before it became the A Town stomp. Then Yin Yang Twins blew up. We was runnin around screamin "HEEEEEAAAAH!" every chance we got. 03-04 was fun times. Once you become a trend though, the only way to go is down. Plus I do believe that that movement made it hard for the more lo-fi and complex emcees to eat. If you didn't have a dance or displayed some form of ignorance, you got no play.
Lab Baby;5085168 said:I remember when Youngbloodz' "Don't Give A Damn" came out. Me and my homies was doin the blood walk before it became the A Town stomp. Then Yin Yang Twins blew up. We was runnin around screamin "HEEEEEAAAAH!" every chance we got. 03-04 was fun times. Once you become a trend though, the only way to go is down. Plus I do believe that that movement made it hard for the more lo-fi and complex emcees to eat. If you didn't have a dance or displayed some form of ignorance, you got no play.
co-sign all of this. 03-06 was fun. the crunk era was the shit.
Turfaholic
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my favorite song off Cruck Juice.
first time I heard that me n the homie was hot boxing in the car and the radio played it. I dont think niggas really how tough the bay fucked with crunk music. Lil Jon was heavy at the pep rallys and house parties. Bay radio stations was playing songs of Kings Of Crunk and Crunk Juice that wasnt released as singles. We was A-town stomping n shit too lol.
first time I heard that me n the homie was hot boxing in the car and the radio played it. I dont think niggas really how tough the bay fucked with crunk music. Lil Jon was heavy at the pep rallys and house parties. Bay radio stations was playing songs of Kings Of Crunk and Crunk Juice that wasnt released as singles. We was A-town stomping n shit too lol.
JDSTAYWITIT
New member
whats the difference between "crunk" and "trap".........? cos the shit sound the same to me...
CottonCitySlim
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JDSTAYWITIT.;5085831 said:whats the difference between "crunk" and "trap".........? cos the shit sound the same to me...
But you bay niggas know white girl mob huh?
ThaCerealKilla
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crunk >>trap
A1000MILES
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JDSTAYWITIT.;5085831 said:whats the difference between "crunk" and "trap".........? cos the shit sound the same to me...
Trap music ain't have nothin to do wit the club...When that shit originated, it was about real street niggas tellin they story...And in the southeast, dope houses are commonly referred to as the "trap"...So that's just southern gangsta music..."Crunk" was specifically targeted towards that aggressive club energy that we got down here...The chants, the yelling, the heavy bass...That's all shit that resonates in our club scene in the south...
OGClarenceBoddicker
New member
The shit that come out today is heavy metal.
Them white folks be buckin on them concert videos, especially Juicy J shit.
Them white folks be buckin on them concert videos, especially Juicy J shit.
OGClarenceBoddicker
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G Mack;5083300 said:crunk had a nice run and lil jon had a big hand in it....it definitely birth/started the takeover of the south
No Limit took that, "Yo New York, when the fuck we start bouncin"
Brian B.;5083342 said:G Mack;5083300 said:G Mack;5083300 said:crunk had a nice run and lil jon had a big hand in it....it definitely birth/started the takeover of the south
I'd say Three 6 had just as big, if not more, of an influence
Niggas don't be knowin bout Three 6 all these "trap" beats come from them niggas, all this buckin niggas be doin wit they shoulders in they videos and shit, we was 5th, 6th grade 98, 99 doin that shit.
Some of these niggas ain't catch up till, "these hoes be actin up"
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Billy_Poncho
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Crunk ain't all the way dead, this shit will still start a fight
JDSTAYWITIT
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MobTown;5086026 said:JDSTAYWITIT.;5085831 said:whats the difference between "crunk" and "trap".........? cos the shit sound the same to me...
But you bay niggas know white girl mob huh?
i guess nigga ........you emotional about it? .........wanna talk?
JDSTAYWITIT
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A1000MILES;5086638 said:JDSTAYWITIT.;5085831 said:whats the difference between "crunk" and "trap".........? cos the shit sound the same to me...
Trap music ain't have nothin to do wit the club...When that shit originated, it was about real street niggas tellin they story...And in the southeast, dope houses are commonly referred to as the "trap"...So that's just southern gangsta music..."Crunk" was specifically targeted towards that aggressive club energy that we got down here...The chants, the yelling, the heavy bass...That's all shit that resonates in our club scene in the south...
Crunk Songs or Trap Songs?
......what about this?
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A1000MILES
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"Trap" isn't really a sub-genre...It's just like I said, gangsta rap from a southern perspective...But the type of beats that Jeezy, T.I.,and Gucci made some of they hardest shit to early on took off and became a popular sound...But to answer the question, none of those joints you posted would be considered "crunk" except for maybe "Don't Like"...
MrCrookedLetter
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Nigga picked Beez in The Trap though? smh come on nigga lol
