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Post by Deleted on Nov 20, 2021 13:16:16 GMT 10
I think gangsta rap was popular in the mid 1990s, maybe early 1990s, not sure.
I know crunk, snap, trap was/is popular in the mid 2000s, mid/late 2000s and mid/late 2010s to present, respectively.
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Post by John Titor on Nov 20, 2021 14:09:50 GMT 10
I think gangsta rap was popular in the mid 1990s, maybe early 1990s, not sure. I know crunk, snap, trap was/is popular in the mid 2000s, mid/late 2000s and mid/late 2010s to present, respectively.
Gangsta rap in the 2000s
Crunk
Snap rap
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Post by Telso on Nov 22, 2021 0:47:01 GMT 10
Gangsta rap is more of a thematic category than really a "genre". It was already pretty big in the late 80s, but exploded in popularity in the early 90s. By the mid-90s, the most predominant production styles of gangsta rap was boom bap on the East Coast and G-funk on the West Coast.
Crunk, snap and trap are all Southern hip hop styles. Crunk is party-oriented and features high-pitched bases and synth stabs. Snap is kind of an offshoot of that, just more repetitive and minimal.
Trap is kind of a huge category at this point with its many subgenres. It's mostly focused around 808s beats and triple hi-hats with very deep bases, but you could really take that idea into so many directions.
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Post by dudewitdausername on Nov 22, 2021 4:36:17 GMT 10
Gangsta Rap was popular from the late 80s to the early 2000s, Crunk was popular in the early to mid 2000s, Snap was popular in the mid to late 2000s, and Trap was popular from the late 2000s to the early 2020s.
Weird how Gangsta Rap and Trap kinda mirror eachother.
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Post by John Titor on Nov 22, 2021 5:10:24 GMT 10
Gangsta rap is more of a thematic category than really a "genre". It was already pretty big in the late 80s, but exploded in popularity in the early 90s. By the mid-90s, the most predominant production styles of gangsta rap was boom bap on the East Coast and G-funk on the West Coast. Crunk, snap and trap are all Southern hip hop styles. Crunk is party-oriented and features high-pitched bases and synth stabs. Snap is kind of an offshoot of that, just more repetitive and minimal. Trap is kind of a huge category at this point with its many subgenres. It's mostly focused around 808s beats and triple hi-hats with very deep bases, but you could really take that idea into so many directions. very much true, in the 90s it was more for G-funk and for the 2000s materialism to the max
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Post by dudewitdausername on Nov 22, 2021 14:29:12 GMT 10
Gangsta rap is more of a thematic category than really a "genre". It was already pretty big in the late 80s, but exploded in popularity in the early 90s. By the mid-90s, the most predominant production styles of gangsta rap was boom bap on the East Coast and G-funk on the West Coast. Crunk, snap and trap are all Southern hip hop styles. Crunk is party-oriented and features high-pitched bases and synth stabs. Snap is kind of an offshoot of that, just more repetitive and minimal. Trap is kind of a huge category at this point with its many subgenres. It's mostly focused around 808s beats and triple hi-hats with very deep bases, but you could really take that idea into so many directions. very much true, in the 90s it was more for G-funk and for the 2000s materialism to the max Early 2000s also had that Neptunes/P. Diddy/Ja Rule/Nelly Gangsta R&B.
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