r/memphisrap • u/Rich_Replacement_481 • 21h ago

FYI Ignore this guy

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Dude somebody took my Discord display and then started posting as me
What are we deadass doing my nigga 🫩🤦🏾

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r/memphisrap • u/Efficient-Highway746 • 7h ago

News VSCO NIGGA - COLUMBINE PHONKED OUT VOL. 1312

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AFTER YEARZ UPON YEARZ... A SNIPPET FROM THA RAREZT TAPE HAZ FINALLY DROPPED...

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r/memphisrap • u/Tikssar-8661 • 18h ago

Discussion Possible 187 Family - Playa Haters sample?

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Could be sampling Bernard Wright - Haboglabotribin'. Stretched and pitched a way down, and you can tell this is it by the bass notes at the every end of 4/4 beat. I'm not so sure about this tho

Here's for comparison:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fIMHtajyeXM - sample? (0:05-0:16)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2pxZZgt4BQg

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r/memphisrap • u/Stock-Hippo-8517 • 8h ago

Production Glock tight-smoked out, smoked out on tha scene!

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Known for its darkness, heavy bass, and fast flows; Memphis Rap originated in the early '90s with the likes of DJ Squeeky, DJ Zirk, DJ Spanish Fly, and early Three 6 Mafia. Perhaps most notably, it was Memphis Rap, along with Miami Bass, that laid the groundwork for Crunk and Trap. Memphis Rap was crucial to the Horrorcore movement, as its grimey and often sinister production complemented its hardcore lyricism. Additionally, it was the first style of rap to feature true tongue twisting.

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Known for its darkness, heavy bass, and fast flows; Memphis Rap originated in the early '90s with the likes of DJ Squeeky, DJ Zirk, Spanish Fly, and early Three 6 Mafia. Perhaps most notably, it was Memphis Rap, along with Miami Bass, that laid the groundwork for Crunk and Trap. Memphis Rap was crucial to the Horrorcore movement, as its grimey and often sinister production complemented its hardcore lyricism. Additionally, it was the first style of rap to feature true tongue twisting.

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