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August 1, 2022
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These Are the 10 Drill Rappers to Listen to Right Now

[ad_1] While drill music started in Chicago and really began to take off as a subgenre in 2012, thanks to Chief Keef getting national looks, the drum and hi-hat-heavy sound has been reworked across the globe. U.K. drill shares some creative aspects with grime, borrowing a lot of the flows, but using local slang and faster-paced beats than the genre's Midwestern origins. Brooklyn drill and, later, Bronx drill are like a blend of both original drill from Chi-Town and U.K. drill by emulating (and outright using) their peers across the pond's production and telling the goings-on of the street in a very specific way. Outside of all the dissing and airing of real-life beefs,...

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April 6, 2021
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Best Drill Songs of the Last Five Years

[ad_1] Drill music has officially gone global. The subgenre, born in the cold streets of Chicago a little more than a decade ago, moved its way to the U.K. before reigniting New York City’s renowned rap scene over the last few years. Now, artists stretched all the way to African countries like Ghana and Nigeria are taking part in the excitement.Drilling was first made mainstream by Chi-town-bred artists like Chief Keef, G Herbo, Lil Bibby and King Louie. It’s been a minute since those guys, who are arguably vets now, came into the game, but the Windy City isn’t without someone to carry the torch. Though he was tragically shot down in Atlanta last...

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March 30, 2021
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Pop Smoke Type Beats – XXL

[ad_1] Pop Smoke wasn't the pioneer of the rising hip-hop sub-genre known as Brooklyn drill music, but he is definitely responsible for helping push the fledgling brand of rap music into the mainstream. A byproduct of the signature sound of the United Kingdom's much more established drill scene and Chicago's own drill movement, the BK version has flourished thanks in part to breakout tracks like Pop's "Welcome to the Party" and "Dior" in 2019, both produced by British beatsmith 808Melo. The late N.Y. rapper's meteoric rise, paralleled with Brooklyn drill's charge to the forefront has inspired a wave of Pop Smoke type beats online.Pop Smoke's name is synonymous with the drill sound. The...

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September 22, 2020
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Best Flows From Rappers Who Usually Don’t Do Drill Music

[ad_1] It took about 10 years, but drill music has successfully surpassed regional popularity in Chicago.The sub-genre, coded by the staticky elements of trap production and detailed by the ordeals of catching bodies, was injected into rap years ago by artists like Chief Keef, G Herbo and Lil Bibby. In the middle, drill found a home in the U.K. with artists like Loski and Headie One. And recently, due to the emergence of Brooklynites and drill leaders Pop Smoke and Fivio Foreign, the sound has again become a staple. But it’s never been as mainstream as it is now. Due to its intriguing success, artists all over the country want a little slice...

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