Why do british "rappers"/grimers or whatever they like to call themselves even try at this point? none of them have attained the level of praise or fame American, or even Canadian and Australian (Iggy is terrible but still better than brits) rappers have.
it's embarrassing and your voice sounds stupid. all of you. seriously. the only worse sounding rappers are from france.
it's so unfortunate, the accent makes it unlistenable except as a novelty. worse so than even reggae. hell half of these brits try to imitate a jamaican accent when they rap. the streets is the only grime artist i've been able to genuinely get into and appreciate, maybe because he has truly thoughtful and compelling lyrics, but even that i was introduced by their funny novelty song about why weed is good and alcohol is teh suxx0rz (this is how we would have said it back then)
Ayden Richardson
They get pretty famous within the UK and get quite a bit of money from it. Grime is nowhere near to American rap in terms of popularity, but is 100 times more deserving. Listen to the genius wordplay on these for example- youtu.be/IT1XIz_YJB4 youtu.be/7nnLBzzQk-I
The UK scene is only getting bigger, for example Drake collaborating with rappers like Santan Dave (Who is by the way the most talented person to come out of the UK in years. He created this masterpiece when he was 17- youtu.be/lnI5sc0puYQ)
Asher Stewart
listening to the first one, it's cool but it's poetry not rap, it seems to have more in common with high school tier poetry than with us rap. the beat sounds out of place, cargo-cultish
Xavier Lee
>100 times more deserving
you're literally retarded, this guy is at least 20 years behind rappers out today. that shit was rudimentary as fuck.
the only reason Drake collabs with your domestic rappers is to reach as many demographics as well and increase his own popularity.
and why do you call it grime anyways? besides being inferior what's the difference?
Chase Bailey
>americans trying and failing to understand british hip hop just leave, it's not for you.
Asher Evans
>its poetry not rap Its lyrical rap, better known as grime. Grime is also known for its unique, raw, 140 bpm beats which is why you might find it different.
You either didn't listen to it or all the bars went over your head my friend :^)
Nathaniel Ramirez
Americans trying to understand british hip hop? No, you're confused. America is the birthplace of hip hop and home to the most legendary rappers to ever live. YOUR shitty country is the one having trouble understanding rap music as evidenced by the lack of skill, innovation, crossover popularity or talent that comes from your wack ass country
Jace Gonzalez
you do realize you just posted a meme video right? It's not to be taken seriously. Andy jenkinson is pretty fuckin talented with his 303. youtube.com/watch?v=K4LWhwpVgog
Angel Evans
EVERYBODYS GOT A GUN
Landon Phillips
SHOOTING EVERYBODY THROUGH THE HEAD WITH A GUN
Sebastian Hill
>it's not for you. wait, you're not doing it to try to impress us?! I'm sorry, there's been a misunderstanding. >unique, raw, 140 bpm beats but i enjoy these same type beats when they're marketed as edm trap music and there's no rapping. it's corny to rap on these kind of beats.
Ryan Hughes
ok but what I'm saying is exactly that, ANY british rap is a meme. I don't know a singular American who listens to that shit. its sad but its fact. It sounds too ass to even consider. sorry.
Robert Carter
Am I a pleb for preffering ceephax to his brother? Because if I am I don't want to be a patrician. youtube.com/watch?v=ZHFL8WY-_cI
Cameron Martin
>edm trap music It can literally be anything as long as its 140 bpm or close. Don't base your opinion off one instrumental, the variation is endless. It also takes more talent to rap om a faster beat than most Americans do. youtu.be/sZNiewaknLQ youtu.be/IALEMoBDlsk
Brayden Clark
>I don't know a singular American who listens to that shit God's chosen race being the dictators of good taste eh?
Logan Bell
didn't even think of it but these motherfuckers don't even have guns over there. there gangsta rap must sound real sweet.
Aaron Turner
andy is easy listening, but fun. Tom is more serious and jazzy, harder to get into. Probably that's why he's considered 'patrician' by more people. And you can't deny he's a fucking monster drum programmer. That guy is crazy intelligent
Alexander Diaz
hahahahah triggered much? jeez
Eli Jackson
so it was bait then. good, because if someone seriously thought that life is gonna be real challenging.
Joseph Young
Oh they have plenty of guns, but they sre used less because of the heavy jail sentence. They also arent flashed in music videos for the same reason. They definitley have guns though theres a reason why London has the highest knife crime rate in the world.
british great contribution to modern music eschews lyrics for raw electronic energy. maybe im too american but grime beats to me feel like DAW preset wank with no soul, just trying to show americans "us too!"
iggy isn't aussie 'hip-hop', i'm talking about trash bogans trying to sound thug when it just sounds fucking terrible of the accent.
Jose Long
Nope, you know that UK drillers are about that life the moment you see them. Chief Keef would be running from this dude if he saw him on the block. youtu.be/QVQFilmqa7k
Anyway chiraq drill died years ago, there's new stuff out every day from London.
Noah Davis
UK rap is better than US rap as it is more real and down to earth than american stuff. Its a lot more raw, straight from the streets.
Sebastian Hall
>rap
Anthony Sanders
you're deluded. a lot of people on r/hhh love grime/uk rap.
Daniel Morgan
i think it's perfectly understood: your shit genre is a ripoff of terrible jungle that sucks fucking shit and at this point apes us hip hop at every turn. go fuck yourself retard.
Robert Jackson
allah kebab, i tear'd off err hijab, she faced holy mecca, and polished my knob, they call me golden ahmed, I love getting head, and the more that I breed, the more britain is dead
Gavin Rogers
grime stems from uk garage actually
Jack Morris
>actually giving a shit about the origins of a genre instead of just listening to everything