Lil wayne and 2 chainz talks about the difference between east coast rappers and southern rappers!

[usmarin3]

I think the struggle and hustle is the same no matter where you're from. I just think the south and west coast are car culture regions and a emphasis is placed on 808 drums, beats,etc with lyrics in the background. Up north is a subway, small spaces, etc type of culture where people listen to music on walkman, cd player, ipods, cellphones. Plus due to it being such a congested region where everyone is on top of each other, it's more competitive. People seem to forget that NYC is a few million people. The South is millions of people and a lot of states. Each state has their own shit going on. Miami had it's own sound, so did ATL, so did Memphis, do did Texas, and NO,etc.

 

[Bcotton5]

wayne the best ever

but views from the 6 4/29/2016

 

[5onblackhandside]

2 chains on one

 

[_Goldie_]

That story Wayne said was crazy, but I'm not surprised. I've been saying that shit for a min, Wayne's flow and wordplay was ill even back in the hotboys days , which made him standout from the others. Mfs swear he didnt start killin tracks till carter 1 smh.

 

[SELASI_i]

Dope interview

 

[StillFaggyAF]

One city gets compared to the rest of the country

 

[usmarin3]

That story Wayne said was crazy, but I'm not surprised. I've been saying that shit for a min, Wayne's flow and wordplay was ill even back in the hotboys days , which made him standout from the others. Mfs swear he didnt start killin tracks till carter 1 smh.

I think his flow became more refined during the Squad Up days. That's when you can clearly hear the east coast influence (Jay-z, Clipse, them Philly niggas he hung with) in his sound. That's when i first started paying attention to Wayne on them Squad Up tapes.

 

[_Goldie_]

That story Wayne said was crazy, but I'm not surprised. I've been saying that shit for a min, Wayne's flow and wordplay was ill even back in the hotboys days , which made him standout from the others. Mfs swear he didnt start killin tracks till carter 1 smh.

I think his flow became more refined during the Squad Up days. That's when you can clearly hear the east coast influence (Jay-z, Clipse, them Philly niggas he hung with) in his sound. That's when i first started paying attention to Wayne on them Squad Up tapes.

Sqad up is when he became a top tier mc and iller with the bars, you can accredit some of it to east coast influence , but it's also largely due to age, he was only 15/16 in the hot boys days.

But he always had the "it" factor, listen to his flow on this shit, he normally always stood out from the pack with his wordplay and flow.

 

[_Goldie_]

That story Wayne said was crazy, but I'm not surprised. I've been saying that shit for a min, Wayne's flow and wordplay was ill even back in the hotboys days , which made him standout from the others. Mfs swear he didnt start killin tracks till carter 1 smh.

I think his flow became more refined during the Squad Up days. That's when you can clearly hear the east coast influence (Jay-z, Clipse, them Philly niggas he hung with) in his sound. That's when i first started paying attention to Wayne on them Squad Up tapes.

And lol @ clipse being included, cut it out b

 

[THE_R_]

TITIES

 

[Shizlansky]

That story Wayne said was crazy, but I'm not surprised. I've been saying that shit for a min, Wayne's flow and wordplay was ill even back in the hotboys days , which made him standout from the others. Mfs swear he didnt start killin tracks till carter 1 smh.

Naw bruh. They gon say the Carter 2

 

[Shizlansky]

This nigga really said the Clipse.

Wayne had multiple albums and numerous mixtapes before they was on the scene. He didn't start getting the east coast vibe props till Carter 1 and that's when he started being around them. But the Sqad tapes came before all that.

Stop with the damn foolishness

 

[lordstanley]

Yall really don't hear any clipse influence in that 2002-2005 era Wayne? Not saying he straight up jacked their flow but they weren't completly wrong for making mr me too at the time

 

[Shizlansky]

Yall really don't hear any clipse influence in that 2002-2005 era Wayne? Not saying he straight up jacked their flow but they weren't completly wrong for making mr me too at the time

Wayne had already dropped mutiple Sqad Up mix tapes when Clipse got on the scene. And was spitting on Lights Out (2000) and 500 degrees (2002)

So how can he Jack their flow when he was ready showing his growth at 17 on mutiple mixtapes before a nigga knew what a Clipse was.

 

[MallyG]

That story Wayne said was crazy, but I'm not surprised. I've been saying that shit for a min, Wayne's flow and wordplay was ill even back in the hotboys days , which made him standout from the others. Mfs swear he didnt start killin tracks till carter 1 smh.

His wordplay and wittiness started to REALLY come apparent on "Lights Out" IMO. Nikka was flowin' like a faucet on that bish.

 

[MeekMonizzLLLLLLe14]

wayne the best ever

but views from the 6 4/29/2016

Oh shit bcotton gave up on "carter 5 coming soon" shit looking memphis bleek for wayne if bcotton stop saying that shit.

 

[hiphop12345]

I think Wayne and 2 Chainz just gave perspective of a East Coast listener. It's not about southern hate etc it's about what you like and standards already set. Also USmarine made valid points, though I would say the North East has more of walking culture, and 808's were introduced to the U.S through NY but NY went a different direction with the sampling culture.

Maybe since two southerners made the statement it wont be viewed as East coast bias.

 

[Stiff]

This whole interview series with them together is dope

 

[_Goldie_]

Yall really don't hear any clipse influence in that 2002-2005 era Wayne? Not saying he straight up jacked their flow but they weren't completly wrong for making mr me too at the time

Nigga what? Wayne sounds nothin like the clipse lol Thats like saying Big sounds like E-40.

 

[lordstanley]

Yall really don't hear any clipse influence in that 2002-2005 era Wayne? Not saying he straight up jacked their flow but they weren't completly wrong for making mr me too at the time

Wayne had already dropped mutiple Sqad Up mix tapes when Clipse got on the scene. And was spitting on Lights Out (2000) and 500 degrees (2002)

So how can he Jack their flow when he was ready showing his growth at 17 on mutiple mixtapes before a nigga knew what a Clipse was.

Ok...so u just gonna overlook the fact that I said he DIDN'T jack their flow...all I really said was I could hear how they influenced him at a certain point in his career. Wayne fanclub sensitive as fuck, damn