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  • Mar 29, 2022

    not a diss, a genuine and sympathetic question

    feels like this state always punches under its weight when it comes to producing popping rappers (in quantity, not necessarily quality)

    i kno its always done well for itself on a regional level, and that that was satisfying enough -- is it that in the Internet age, there's still not strong enough desire to pop further than being a local legend in HTX and TX more generally?

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    and i know we do have some you can point out but those are generally stray outliers and not really popping out of a coherent scene

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    Everyone cant be big

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    Kankan

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    ATM SAINT

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    Fumbled it somehow

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    Meg is big ain’t she from Houston

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    its not where the industry is, that's simply it i think

    its like saying "why dont we have more poppin filmmakers out of houston" the scene just isnt there

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    all the slayworld guys were in Houston

    not from Houston, but thats where they were when they came up and thats where most of them stay at

    yes, even yeat

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    fashion killa

    all the slayworld guys were in Houston

    not from Houston, but thats where they were when they came up and thats where most of them stay at

    yes, even yeat

    They branding him like a LA artist

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    Trap a holic

    its not where the industry is, that's simply it i think

    its like saying "why dont we have more poppin filmmakers out of houston" the scene just isnt there

    true ofc so i guess its like "what did, for instance, Chicago and Atlanta have that Houston didn't, to to be blunt have the infrastructure for an industry support a scene arising from their Black community that put rappers on nationally"

    bc again there has been a Houston scene it just only produces rappers popping in the immediate geographical vicinity

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    SLYOOPER TIMBO

    Meg is big ain’t she from Houston

    OP hates Black women

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    bloom

    They branding him like a LA artist

    yea cuz thats where Zack Bia stays at...

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    literally a good chunk of popping rappers rn are based in texas

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    Meg won a Grammy

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    REACTIVE

    Meg won a Grammy

    There are definitely hot rappers from Houston. Travis was/ is one of the hottest rappers on the planet. But I think OP’s point is that there aren’t many big rappers besides the few huge ones.

    Travis and Meg are huge. Don Toliver is big. Everyone else is basically underground.

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    houston had a huge movement in the 2000s when the chopped sound went mainstream, mike jones, paul wall, slim thug, chamillionaire, the whole swishahouse camp was popping. not sure why they didn't keep up that momentum going into the 2010s and present day.

    hope OMB bloodbath can get more attention, her music is 🔥

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    fashion killa

    all the slayworld guys were in Houston

    not from Houston, but thats where they were when they came up and thats where most of them stay at

    yes, even yeat

    Lol where these lil carpetbaggers from

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    Timbs

    Lol where these lil carpetbaggers from

    idk if u can call em carpetbaggers lmao they from bumfuck nowhere in Louisiana or some s***

  • Timbs

    Lol where these lil carpetbaggers from

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    fashion killa

    idk if u can call em carpetbaggers lmao they from bumfuck nowhere in Louisiana or some s***

    If you rep a city you didn't live in when you were a child you're a carpetbagger to me

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    Timbs

    If you rep a city you didn't live in when you were a child you're a carpetbagger to me

    they don't rep Houston?

    idk where u got that from

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    gabapentin

    true ofc so i guess its like "what did, for instance, Chicago and Atlanta have that Houston didn't, to to be blunt have the infrastructure for an industry support a scene arising from their Black community that put rappers on nationally"

    bc again there has been a Houston scene it just only produces rappers popping in the immediate geographical vicinity

    Same as the bay

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    Timbs

    Lol where these lil carpetbaggers from

    KanKan is from Dallas

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    SLYOOPER TIMBO

    Meg is big ain’t she from Houston

    true but to my second point she doesn't really come out of a local scene, like you can't really point to other less well known but stylistically similar rappers from Houston that Meg is affiliated with

    this is not to take away from anything Meg has done, just to say that it's not like when ppl for instance come out of the Atlanta scene and have a bunch of fellow local rappers they always work with