Most people on this site were in elementary school when Chingy came out. The answer is Fetty Wap 1738 remy boyz

You can hear Keef’s old flow and adlibs in all his stuff, it’s cool though it just changed how I heard his music

idk man being outside in 2003 shouldn’t really give people the final say in the “culture”. it’s for the younger generation to control and dictate more than anything in my eyes anyways

20 years later… you could argue a majority of people from then are probably a lil out of touch now

Was alive for both eras and this is actually a good question 🤔

They don’t sound alike lol

Listen to Throw it Back by fetty wap and tell me that again

Moron

Both influenced by Gucci and Fetty has songs showing influence from Keef (Boomin for example) but were booing you calling him a clone

I’ve had Fetty songs come on shuffle that I thought were Keef before looking at my phone there are a good number of songs where they sound almost identical

@SwilloLoubeaux

I would never confuse anyone with Sosa

Anyone thinking Chingy had a better debut year is on crack im sorry

Maybe not crack but you just high

I’ll admit he got some influence from Keef and wop who also influenced Keef now that I think about it. But I think his melodic sound is where they differ

Maybe clone was a strong term tho ill give u that because I don’t want it to be misconstrued that I don’t appreciate Fetty Wap’s music

I can definitely get behind that

Arthritis

Never heard any of those Chingy songs and I'm nearly 30

So Fetty Wap

Chingy

Fetty.

The tell all sign is streaming hadn't yet killed radio so this comparison is fair . Fetty had a Wayne-like run at his debut. He was everywhere.

Way more unique, was a complete culture-add.

Chingy still fire af

Fetty but it’s also a part of the times. Rap hadn’t fully crossed over yet so fetty wap had the benefit of having the space for his songs to blow up bigger. Your mom might remember right thurr, but she knows trap queen

Chingy had more than that one song?

Excuse me I am not out of touch

Yes

monty was loved