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  • Jun 3, 2022
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    SEGA GOON

    It's not a genre meant for albums tbh. Electronic music is different. Hip-hop has highly choreographed, carefully sequenced classic albums. Grime never really did

    Hip Hop was just rapping over disco and reggaeton music for hours at illegal block party raves in the bronx. It wasn’t albums.

  • Jun 3, 2022
    SEGA GOON

    UK hip-hop got more popular than grime for a while I think, so the lines are more blurry nowadays.

    For example, here is a grime song by Dizzee Rascal off the first classic grime album. Grime didn't really use albums prior to this point, it was more a (radio/DJ) playlist based genre, since electronic music in general doesn't put emphasis on albums.

    !https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r7m9zZLy-1U!https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6X_idmIH934

    Later, Dizzee "sold out" and went UK rap:

    !https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EQy93M9m8cU

    This song with Calvin Harrsi is basically indistinguishable from US hip-hop, besides the accent of course. Flow, drums would all fit into a US song.

    This song was in his rap phase but the instrumental is more electronic than what US rappers did at the time.

    !https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ISy0Hl0SBfg

    dance wiv me is a classic idc
    COME AND DANCE WIV ME
    (didnt know calvin harris was on this lmao)

  • Jun 3, 2022
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    Is anyone arguing that grimes isnt hip hop know about kool herc?

  • Jun 3, 2022
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    Delete this now

    I think the disconnect is people don’t understand hip hop is a culture the envelops any form of emceeing. The argument that grimes is different because it stems from reggaeton and pirate radio and mcing over other beats. I had no idea there even was a bunch if people arguing this wasnt hip hop. Its spiritually the same thing. And thats what the UK is missing out on, the spiritual culture of Hip Hop. It’s perplexing the desire to differentiate it so aggressively under the guise that calling it Hip Hop would cause it to “lose it’s meaning” or “ignore it’s history”.

    The other issue is that most dont breakdown the difference.

    It either vague tale or ignored.

    And on the US side/interaction, people use UK "Rap" as a way to insult, undermine & wash American Rap & Rap fans. Which obviously will put Americans off since Rap/HipHop is also such an American thing. People saying "it different" but still trying to jump into Rap talks while simultaneously s***ting on the "birthplace".

    So a lot of Grime/Drill etc. has a negative connotation from the jump with a lot of USA people, including myself.

    I get it now, but its still a not only confusing thing, but negative thing to a lot of Americans because how its usually presented to us; as a fight & "white washing".

  • Jun 3, 2022
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    Lit

    in case anyone feels like discussing grime on a regular basis here
    https://ktt2.com/grime-thread-yes-the-dead-genre-32514946

    why is it a dead genre?

  • Jun 3, 2022
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    DonutHole

    not beat your mom music lmaooooooooooooooooooo

    I like how some of it reminds me of west indian and african music

    I highkey want it more "aggressive" tbh

    let's beat up the whole block, idc

    If you like aggressive then here’s a few aggressive grime tracks

    One of the most legendary freestyles

    Not as aggressive but he goes in. Crazy drop too

    This just a instrumental but it’s one of my favorites ever and makes me wanna break s***

    This set is crazy, free the legend Titch

    And this whole set (one of the greatest grime sets ever)

    @02Shaq these are more specifically on the aggressive tip but you might like some of them

  • Jun 3, 2022
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    Water Giver

    The other issue is that most dont breakdown the difference.

    It either vague tale or ignored.

    And on the US side/interaction, people use UK "Rap" as a way to insult, undermine & wash American Rap & Rap fans. Which obviously will put Americans off since Rap/HipHop is also such an American thing. People saying "it different" but still trying to jump into Rap talks while simultaneously s***ting on the "birthplace".

    So a lot of Grime/Drill etc. has a negative connotation from the jump with a lot of USA people, including myself.

    I get it now, but its still a not only confusing thing, but negative thing to a lot of Americans because how its usually presented to us; as a fight & "white washing".

    Well the pretentiousness of trying to differentiate it from Hip Hop without understanding the culture and coming from something clearly inspired by it doesn’t help with the whitewashing argument..

  • Jun 3, 2022
    MyBallsAndMyWord

    If you like aggressive then here’s a few aggressive grime tracks

    !https://youtu.be/-Oh87toN2CY

    One of the most legendary freestyles

    !https://youtu.be/WuwHN9TF_vc!https://youtu.be/3awpTfbpyyc!https://youtu.be/1bMQW1y1JTU

    Not as aggressive but he goes in. Crazy drop too

    !https://youtu.be/csj_JlS0-R4

    This just a instrumental but it’s one of my favorites ever and makes me wanna break s***

    !https://youtu.be/RTjUehcm39Q

    This set is crazy, free the legend Titch

    !https://youtu.be/SRA4cp8h9hA

    And this whole set (one of the greatest grime sets ever)

    !https://youtu.be/1kQar56mbc8

    @02Shaq these are more specifically on the aggressive tip but you might like some of them

    Gonna check these out when I get to the crib

  • Jun 3, 2022
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    Delete this now

    Is anyone arguing that grimes isnt hip hop know about kool herc?

    Yes lol

  • Delete this now

    I think the disconnect is people don’t understand hip hop is a culture the envelops any form of emceeing. The argument that grimes is different because it stems from reggaeton and pirate radio and mcing over other beats. I had no idea there even was a bunch if people arguing this wasnt hip hop. Its spiritually the same thing. And thats what the UK is missing out on, the spiritual culture of Hip Hop. It’s perplexing the desire to differentiate it so aggressively under the guise that calling it Hip Hop would cause it to “lose it’s meaning” or “ignore it’s history”.

    Because grime has its own, and very different culture surrounding it. It’s rave culture not hip hop

  • Jun 3, 2022
    Delete this now

    Well the pretentiousness of trying to differentiate it from Hip Hop without understanding the culture and coming from something clearly inspired by it doesn’t help with the whitewashing argument..

    Agreed, just mean from strictly from UK fans antagonizing has left it a bad look with US in general

  • Jun 3, 2022
    DonutHole

    why is it a dead genre?

    because there's very few upcoming/young artists doing grime music rn

    it's just not hot

    most of the active ones are veterans of the scene

  • Jun 3, 2022
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    Oblivion X

    Yes lol

    If you know about kool herc, grandmaster flash, etc and you don’t overstand that grimes is a form of Hip Hop culture you lost the plot somewhere

  • Jun 3, 2022
    MyBallsAndMyWord

    If you like aggressive then here’s a few aggressive grime tracks

    !https://youtu.be/-Oh87toN2CY

    One of the most legendary freestyles

    !https://youtu.be/WuwHN9TF_vc!https://youtu.be/3awpTfbpyyc!https://youtu.be/1bMQW1y1JTU

    Not as aggressive but he goes in. Crazy drop too

    !https://youtu.be/csj_JlS0-R4

    This just a instrumental but it’s one of my favorites ever and makes me wanna break s***

    !https://youtu.be/RTjUehcm39Q

    This set is crazy, free the legend Titch

    !https://youtu.be/SRA4cp8h9hA

    And this whole set (one of the greatest grime sets ever)

    !https://youtu.be/1kQar56mbc8

    @02Shaq these are more specifically on the aggressive tip but you might like some of them

    will go thru ALL of this, thanks alot
    first track already going hard, this like if bone thugs had crackheads cousins from the uk and I love it

    pray for my mum y'all

  • DonutHole

    sir, what is jungle ?

    One of the greatest genres ever. It’s an early form of drum n bass

    Here’s some decent crash courses

    mixcloud.com/dazed/zomby-dazed-mix

    The second one gives a good example of the type of MCing grime stems from

  • I will educate everyone in this stupid thread if I have to

  • Jun 3, 2022
    Delete this now

    If you know about kool herc, grandmaster flash, etc and you don’t overstand that grimes is a form of Hip Hop culture you lost the plot somewhere

    And how did u reach that conclusion ?

  • Jun 3, 2022
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    DonutHole

    sir, what is jungle ?

    Basically the evolutionary link between dub music (electronic successor of reggae/dancehall) and garage/grime. You can hear the Caribbean influence more clearly than you would later in garage, but at the same time it has more emphasis on breakbeats (especially the Amen breakbeat). You can also hear how dubstep developed out of this later. Jungle was primarily late 80s, early 90s I would say.

  • Jun 3, 2022

    Na don’t feel bad. It’s cool. Ya bruvs can have it.

    We’ll just rock out wit Skepta

  • Jun 3, 2022
    SHAQUILLE

    I used to think grime was just an interchangeable name for uk hip hop

    Me too tbh. Im not from UK so I had to do some research

  • Jun 3, 2022
    rather late

    Still mad bout the revolution?

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    Jun 3, 2022
    TragedyBerlusconi

    the most aggressive form of rapping you've had was Xxxtentacion

    not at all

  • Chronik was f***ing PISSED on this one. This set basically ended Demons career

  • Jun 3, 2022
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    Delete this now

    Hip Hop was just rapping over disco and reggaeton music for hours at illegal block party raves in the bronx. It wasn’t albums.

    Hip-hop had classic albums way before any of the UK MCs did. By the late 80s, hip-hop albums were going above and beyond. Since the UK MCs were all in the electronic scene and more focused on singles (since it was for raves and clubs), the first classic albums there only came out by the 2000s.

  • Jun 3, 2022
    Delete this now

    If you know about kool herc, grandmaster flash, etc and you don’t overstand that grimes is a form of Hip Hop culture you lost the plot somewhere

    Keep up with the thread my guy

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