He was one of the founders of the “Chicago drill movement” Drill music is dark, violent, it is similar to Atlanta’s “Trap music” witch is about selling drugs where drill music was all about calling out the rival gang. He called Chicago Chiraq, he was in the streets, he was not faking his life, his music video “I don’t like” was recorded in his house because he was on house arrest so how did someone like this at the age of 16 change a whole genre? Today he is the most influential rapper even for an artist who are older than him. Following a pair of 2015 albums, a prolific Keef issued a string of mixtapes - five per year in 20 - including Two Zero One Seven, Thot Breaker, and Mansion Musick. His official debut, 2012’s Finally Rich, was a hit, peaking in the Top 30 of the Billboard 200. He was a hit on Chicago’s high school circuit before mixtapes and viral videos led to a contract with Interscope. His name is Chief keef, coming out of the worst areas of Chicago, at just the age of 16 he released his first song “I don’t like” which automatically was a hit. However, in 2012 one rapper changed the rap game and started what rap is today. Kanye was artsy, he influenced a lot of rappers to become different and be themselves.įrom 2000 till 2012 rap music went on a steady line, new rappers came here and there, classic 808 drum beats, same sequence, different artist. Lil Wayne was more about street life, talking about his life in the bad parts of New Orleans. The rap game was lyrical, Eminem’s lyrics were a whole new level, his speed his use of words. Rap music always changed after Tupac and Biggie died Eminem took the scene as the best rapper, along with Lil Wayne, Kanye, Jay-z was already famous but he was putting hits out there. Nowadays no one really says hip-hop, they say “rap”, rap music is the in the genre all around the world. It was in the Hip-hop culture, there was a certain swag, a vibe you would have to follow to become a Hip-hop artist.
Hip-hop was always known for its funky beats, bling, nice cars, flashy clothes.
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