Was literally thinking this the other day. Gucci and Waka had a huge influence on drill and if you from chicago you know Gucci gotta wild influence here
Na maybe yall Southside drill rappers but Eastside niggas where drill started like Bibby pac louie herb don't got no influence from waka keep that shit in the O that's probably why yall got all them mumble rappers over there
@@HerboSwervooo maybe but Bobby sound nothing like him drill is Eastside side shit just because Southside dudes like waka what that gotta do with where it started everybody aint follow that route
Waka definitely influenced the drill scene listen to his early work it sounds just like today’s music waka the reasons niggas grew dreads too to shake em no cap 💯
Definitely not the Eastside where drill started is its own sound he influenced them not the drill sound pac man louie been doing this shit herb Bibby original drill them niggas not original drill
Bruh this straight Facts, 2009-12 waka flocka was really the first drill influenced artist, especially when he came out with that album where the song Zip em up was on
Been saying this since the start of the drill scene in 2012 or sum, without Waka Flocka there wouldn't be no drill movement he was a major influence. It would sound totally different if it wasn't for Flocka's influence on a lot of these artist that came out in the beginning of the drill era.
Dro City Pac Man started drill. Y’all hate to give folks nem their credit cuz they GDs n they y’all opps. If you gone mention it, then give MUBU their credit lil folks
You start knowing n being around a whole bunch of people. Then when end you get older the numbers goes down to 50 25 15 10 and be lucky to have 5 around you
@@Numb2Fear maybe the generation before mine. But I know my generation we got them cuz Flocka had them. At the time Wayne had dreads majority of guy's still had fades. I payed attention lol. Wayne was just Wayne
@@atd2480 word but niggas in atl already had dreads heavy especially during crime mob era and in ny the 5percenter type niggas had dreads and shit and in my era it went from Mohawks to dreads cause of sosa is when I seen a lot of niggas start rocking dreads to where that and the high temp fade was damn near the only hair styles
Sosa didn’t sound nothing like waka when he came out he didn’t sound like Gucci either he didn’t start doing using his Gucci flow until he came out of jail
Y’all Chicago niggas love denying that someone else influenced y’all when chief keef was influenced by southern trap Gucci mane waka flocka he was even influenced by the Memphis 3 six mafia crunk sound 💯🤡
@@Numb2Fear gun sounds , oh let’s do , bustin at em ,let them guns balm, brick squad yea good party music but look at all them lyrics but ups to Keef can’t take nun from he he put on fr but I can tell who he was listen to
Nah drill was around before waka and he influenced certain artist not the drill sound 🤣 Eastside drill is still the same and sounds nothing like waka music
@@jabaristandberry3437 what that mean that don't mean he influenced drill that mean he influenced chief keef. Like I said drill especially Eastside was already made and had artists signed so nah he didn't influence drill because if that's the case Eastside rappers would rap like him but they don't 🤣🤣🤣🤣 and king of drill nah that's your opinion
@@jabaristandberry3437 And you must be from outta town 🤣🤣🤣 I've never heard him being the king of drill and Eastside niggas paved the way for him to make it and durk bigger than him 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Dis facts waka started the wild dread head 30 deep in da cut shit if look at the whole scene Atlanta heavily influenced Chicago on the music end listening to how similar original drill and trap beats are
Chief keef go by big gucci sosa lol. Gucci wuz the first one using that sosa shit. Sosa chamberlain. GBE wuz signed to 1017 for a hot second wen he got out his first deal wit interscope. Keef lo key idolize Gucci
He a well spoken street nigga 💯 he ain’t a goofy
This dude is his own man 💯
I can respect that shordy and support him for being a stand up young man
Was literally thinking this the other day. Gucci and Waka had a huge influence on drill and if you from chicago you know Gucci gotta wild influence here
Na maybe yall Southside drill rappers but Eastside niggas where drill started like Bibby pac louie herb don't got no influence from waka keep that shit in the O that's probably why yall got all them mumble rappers over there
@@jeffreybrewer3732 Bibby said Gucci was a huge influence on his career but I see what you’re saying the east side got their own unique style
@@HerboSwervooo maybe but Bobby sound nothing like him drill is Eastside side shit just because Southside dudes like waka what that gotta do with where it started everybody aint follow that route
@@jeffreybrewer3732 nigga I just said the east side got their own unique sound lol
Waka definitely influenced the drill scene listen to his early work it sounds just like today’s music waka the reasons niggas grew dreads too to shake em no cap 💯
Definitely not the Eastside where drill started is its own sound he influenced them not the drill sound pac man louie been doing this shit herb Bibby original drill them niggas not original drill
Nah PAC man and King Louie
Facts
Niggas had dreads for millennials
Bruh this straight Facts, 2009-12 waka flocka was really the first drill influenced artist, especially when he came out with that album where the song Zip em up was on
Waka a living Legend 💯🙏🏼🎧💯
People don’t give Lex Luger no credit….
3 ppl agree so i guess he dont get it
Labron Flocka James, legendary mixtape. That song Flocka called "money maker" use to turn me tf up 😂
On gang
Imma money maker you can see it in my eyes !!!
Rumors 🔥🔥💪🏾
@@OnGloNemFolksNemGrave u can tell by my swag try me u might die 🔥
@@atd2480 im from the Dale dear lord this my testifyyyy
“Ion know no otha munnas uhnt uhnt ”🤣🤣rip JMUNNAAAAA
Waka definitely had influence on drill
Definitely not drill started with Pacman and louie
@@jeffreybrewer3732 duh goofy his wave tho was similar
Waka paved the way
Been saying this since the start of the drill scene in 2012 or sum,
without Waka Flocka there wouldn't be no drill movement
he was a major influence.
It would sound totally different if it wasn't for Flocka's influence on a lot of these artist that came out in the beginning of the drill era.
Facts 💯
🧢
That’s a stretch
@@blacksheep9278 Maybe there would be a drill movement yes, but that sound would be totally different if it wasn't for Waka Flocka's influence.
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That waka flocka point make a lot of sense 💯💯
I been telling people that waka flocka had an impact on drill music
I always said 2012 chiraq drill music beats sounded like old '08 flacka and gucci beats
Bro started conducting an orchestra 😂 4:48
Bricksquad had a big impact on Chicago as a whole..look at the names of some blocks ..So Icy 46, Bricksquad, 1017 Faceworld
I think those have to do wit the numbers dog the blocks bro
@@blacksheep9278 I think he’s talking about the name reference not the numbers per say
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Hiphop as a whole bcuz U have Young Money and many blocks called themself Dipset too.
Bosstop need to go back to his waka flocka flow he had back in 2013-2016 that’s when he made good music
Lebron Flocka James is a certified hood classic
Facts 💯 better then most shit today 💯
grind stunt go hard
They say Pacman from dro city started drill in chicago
I like cuz yall need to go support and follow him I kno I am he glowed up you ain't gotta be just into the super savage shit salute young king
Waka fasho was a influence for drill.. waka made niggas grow they dreads and like RIGHT after waka went mainstream drill was after
Ocho has great interviews....!
They def were influenced by Wacka. And Chop def got his early production style from Lex Luger and Southside
Say it again G
Facts! Waka did have an influence
You got this ocho keep going
They all go for the 2010 Lil Wayne image tho
Recording song on a voice memo😂😂😂😂 the struggle was real I member I had all my favorite songs like that
Dro City Pac Man started drill. Y’all hate to give folks nem their credit cuz they GDs n they y’all opps. If you gone mention it, then give MUBU their credit lil folks
Make sense , I remember recording the ring tones
Tk Kirkland when you coming to Chicago brother?
I used to always say ocho looked like sosa especially in his “ grind “ vid ✍🏾
Nigga every nigga inna city look like soda 😂
@@chiraqstreettalk7954 Not at all
@@chiraqstreettalk7954 nah bro
Waka is the grandfather of drill
You start knowing n being around a whole bunch of people. Then when end you get older the numbers goes down to 50 25 15 10 and be lucky to have 5 around you
💯 fasho Flock 🐐 Cleveland Ohio
Don't know him but face with his energy.
Dats sum 🅾️Block shit 💯😂😂💯💯😂Munna 💯💯💯
You can find the video chilling at O-block
I was listening to flaka yesterday salute me or shoot me mixtape 1&2 💯
I think Gucci influenced Sosa more but hey that's my opinion
Yea it was Gucci original drill fans know
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Yeah I see more Gucci and Wayne influence
Chief Keef - Bang definitely was inspired by Waka Flocka's - Bang
You can even hear the similar beat types
On Glo Nem yeah the beats is similar but I don’t really hear the song influence…..Lex Luger created the sound
Wait so this means Lil Zay Osoma and Chief KEEF are cousins too? Crazy 3:55
@@m90ss which video i forgot
Pink must be coming back In style
Waka Flocka 🔥 oh we do it ⚠️⚠️⚠️🔊
Alotta guy's wouldn't have dreads if it wasn't for Waka Flocka.
Wayne was the reason niggas got dreads before that it was bob marley
@@Numb2Fear maybe the generation before mine. But I know my generation we got them cuz Flocka had them. At the time Wayne had dreads majority of guy's still had fades. I payed attention lol. Wayne was just Wayne
@@atd2480 word but niggas in atl already had dreads heavy especially during crime mob era and in ny the 5percenter type niggas had dreads and shit and in my era it went from Mohawks to dreads cause of sosa is when I seen a lot of niggas start rocking dreads to where that and the high temp fade was damn near the only hair styles
Sosa didn’t sound nothing like waka when he came out he didn’t sound like Gucci either he didn’t start doing using his Gucci flow until he came out of jail
Keef definitely sounded like Waka when he came out
The bang beat literally is the same as hard in the paint if u listen closely
Y’all Chicago niggas love denying that someone else influenced y’all when chief keef was influenced by southern trap Gucci mane waka flocka he was even influenced by the Memphis 3 six mafia crunk sound 💯🤡
It’s takes a real stand up guy branch off and do his own thing N not follow the pack shoutout to ocho🤝🥷🏽
I agree with waka influencing drill
boss top 30 choppas uses waka flocka ad libs in the song
Ocho 💯💪🏾
He dropped his flag they should’ve still gave him a oblock chain 😂😂
Walka flak’s is the real father of drill
waka is trap nigga. not drill. waka is king of trap. him lil wayne n guccis sounds just influenced keef to pioneer his own wave
@@IgotJoshsYTchannelTerminated Gucci is king of trap tf yu don’t know what yu talking bout enjoy ya day
He’ll nah waka wasn’t making shit that sounded like that when keef came out waka was making party music
@@bbmtone724 i agree, gucci is king of trap. but u said waka is drill 🤣🤣🤣🤦🏽♂️🤦🏽♂️🤦🏽♂️
@@Numb2Fear gun sounds , oh let’s do , bustin at em ,let them guns balm, brick squad yea good party music but look at all them lyrics but ups to Keef can’t take nun from he he put on fr but I can tell who he was listen to
Nobody:
Chicago “savages”: My Deddy
Bosstop for sure
I been tellin dudes that waka influenced Chief keef.
Production yes
Why you think sosa rap on all them classic Gucci beats
Listen to him talk it’s like listening to king von
Not at all
U can tell boss top was influenced cuz his older songs he had that shit down pack lmao
He ain't lying Waka started drill
Pacman started drill on the Eastside of Chicago before waka get you goofy ass outta here
Pac Man and King Louie..this dude young and don't know Chicago music History 🥴
i been saying waka influenced 💯. it wouldnt be wat it is today if it wasnt for flaka. funally somebody from there said the shit
Nah drill was around before waka and he influenced certain artist not the drill sound 🤣 Eastside drill is still the same and sounds nothing like waka music
@@jeffreybrewer3732 but waka influenced chief keef the nigga who’s known as the king of drill music nigga who put drill music on the map 😂 so ……
@@jabaristandberry3437 what that mean that don't mean he influenced drill that mean he influenced chief keef. Like I said drill especially Eastside was already made and had artists signed so nah he didn't influence drill because if that's the case Eastside rappers would rap like him but they don't 🤣🤣🤣🤣 and king of drill nah that's your opinion
@@jeffreybrewer3732 lmao you must be a gd😂😂😂 you gotta be cus everyone on this earth keef paved the wave he’s the king of drill
@@jabaristandberry3437 And you must be from outta town 🤣🤣🤣 I've never heard him being the king of drill and Eastside niggas paved the way for him to make it and durk bigger than him 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Dis facts waka started the wild dread head 30 deep in da cut shit if look at the whole scene Atlanta heavily influenced Chicago on the music end listening to how similar original drill and trap beats are
You mean chicagoscene88 that’s who this guy is ..
CAAAAP🧢jeezy influenced them 1ST
50 influence nem all
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They sound nothing like Jeezy
Lol how yu gon tell a dude that grew up over there who influenced them
Ocho 🔥
crazy how edai and duck dead once beefing and they end up dead
Munna gang🩸
Flocka!!
WAKA FLOCKA IS THE INVENTOR OF DRILL MUSIC I BEEN SAYIN IT FROM THE BEGINNING CHICAGO DUDES WAS LISTENING TO WAKA FLOCKA MORE THAN GUCCI MANE
Pacman invented drill drill was on the Eastside of Chicago before waka get you goofy ass on
@@jeffreybrewer3732 who else did he invite?
50 cent
Juvenile life 🤣
Chief keef go by big gucci sosa lol. Gucci wuz the first one using that sosa shit. Sosa chamberlain. GBE wuz signed to 1017 for a hot second wen he got out his first deal wit interscope. Keef lo key idolize Gucci
2:44 bbllahghabhbhmm
1017 BS 🔥
This man let LA CAPONE get jumped !! That's why the guys don't respect him
That was booka not ocho
@@ebk_nick3974 That was Ocho also. He ran on LA in the middle of the street. Booka ran while they was at school.
He act like a square
Okay? And?