The Return Of Hyphy ??????????

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510

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Lil B talking about bringing hyphy back. might be a good thing as long as its the Town version type shit and not the other version that killed the movement and shut the whole bay music scene down. People get hyphy to hot shit...dont try to make hyphy music to get people hyphy...like telling a bad joke over and over and over and over
 
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Who still makes hyphy music? Even Fab and Keak seem like they left it alone. It's rappers in Oakland goin out they way to say they aren't hyphy.
 
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I'm talkin about the music bro. I'm talkin about when every bay rapper was yellin go dumb go dumb 50 times a song. Niggas aint dancing on top of cars wit big ass glasses no more. It's parts of hyphy thats still livin, but the music aspect seem like its dead and gone.
 

510

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I'm talkin about the music bro. I'm talkin about when every bay rapper was yellin go dumb go dumb 50 times a song. Niggas aint dancing on top of cars wit big ass glasses no more. It's parts of hyphy thats still livin, but the music aspect seem like its dead and gone.
all that came from the rappers doing that tryin to take what Mac Dre was doing to the extreme. damn near every rapper we had started rappin like that wearin them glasses and all that...the music and the image got straight clown. we supposed to have a keak(street hyphy) dre(thizzed out) 40(mob hyphy) fab(conscience) team(smoothed out). we on the same page tho I feel you
 
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Lil B talking about bringing hyphy back. might be a good thing as long as its the Town version type shit and not the clown version that killed the movement and shut the whole bay music scene down. People get hyphy to hot shit...dont try to make hyphy music to get people hyphy...like telling a bad joke over and over and over and over
it came and went already. it was called JERKIN

smart niggas like D-Lo tapped into that crowd and still kept it hood

soulja boy started out dissin the movement and later had to go back on his words, wearin skinny jeans on 106th&park and shit .. lol
 

thizz

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People say they aren't Hyphy cuz of the negative view of it IN THE BAY AREA. Outside of the bay EVERY bay artist biggest songs are the so called "Hyphy" ones. There never was a Hyphy sound there was just "Hyphy words" such as "go dumb" "get stupid" "ghost ride" "shake your dreads" and etc. All that happened was people just stop using those words. The music is still full of "Hyphy" energy. Like people say gangsta rap is dead but every song is about "Gangsta Activity"
 
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As far as the culture, a lot of the shit that was goin on when the movement was at it's peak is still goin on. Every house party I hit niggas still dance the same way they was in 06. It's still turfin its still shaking dreads.......but as far as the music that rappers make, it's not the same. Like 510 said rappers out here don't make songs to get people "hyphy" anymore...Rappers aren't telling ppl to go dumb or ghostride or rock stunnas.

As far as Jerkin', that shit has it's own distinct sound. There is a type of beat that every "jerk" song had in order for the dance to coincide to it. I feel like hyphy music was more versatile because it didn't have a distinct sound. But regardless, the negative connotations will not allow it to return.
 
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Mac Dre invented hyphy... but hyphy was just one part of Dre... he was a gangsta too. and a pimp to boot! he was like the pac of our generation!
 

thizz

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Townbizz23 that is my point. All the rappers did was stop using the words. Thats the reason why it should have never died cuz the sound was so versatile that the artist should have continue to push the movement. Cuz in every other place but the Bay Area it is still the reason why most people go to Bay Area shows.
 

DJ Mark 7

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There WAS a hyphy sound and most of it was people trying to copy Rick Rock and Traxamillion beats...Shit got real gay real quick...No melody, just a buncha random rave synth sounds. And doin songs at like 125 bpm makes you damn near a house music artist lol.

VERY few did it right. Federation, Dre, Keak, The Team and a couple others...Besides that it made us look fucking awful...Good riddance
 
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There WAS a hyphy sound and most of it was people trying to copy Rick Rock and Traxamillion beats...Shit got real gay real quick...No melody, just a buncha random rave synth sounds. And doin songs at like 125 bpm makes you damn near a house music artist lol.

VERY few did it right. Federation, Dre, Keak, The Team and a couple others...Besides that it made us look fucking awful...Good riddance
I don't think there was a distinct hyphy sound. Look at how The Team did it. They rapped over slow ass beats (Hyphy Juice Remix), but still had niggas turfin and goin dumb based on the shit they were saying.
 

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There WAS a hyphy sound and most of it was people trying to copy Rick Rock and Traxamillion beats...Shit got real gay real quick...No melody, just a buncha random rave synth sounds. And doin songs at like 125 bpm makes you damn near a house music artist lol.

VERY few did it right. Federation, Dre, Keak, The Team and a couple others...Besides that it made us look fucking awful...Good riddance
How do songs another man or woman record make "us" look bad? Why does it matter what anybody else was doing? A million Hip-Hop songs a day are created and 99.99% of them are wack. That doesn't mean we should be mad at Hip-Hop. Success in music should be judged by how many people like not how many people are mad that people like that song.