suddenly i wudnt mind visiting nebraska
incredible investigative work / fascinating sound
wont pretend i have a meaningful understanding or bumped every song itt but of what i did hear,, this sh!t ridin.
that 6 min r&b demo esp
music so expansive / rly one of mankinds best gifts
& so r u op
suddenly i wudnt mind visiting nebraska
incredible investigative work / fascinating sound
wont pretend i have a meaningful understanding or bumped every song itt but of what i did hear,, this sh!t ridin.
that 6 min r&b demo esp
music so expansive / rly one of mankinds best gifts
& so r u op
Come thru bro itâs an amazing and underrated city
Unfortunately hip hop is pretty dead right now here. For the past decade itâs just been a lot of people imitating whatever was hot elsewhere at the time. Lots of drill acts popped up around 2013, Mustard type stuff after that, etc, all pretty uninspired
Itâs a shame cuz for example No Limit and other Louisiana stuff is huge here, but for whatever reason people havenât really tried to build on that sound in a long time. And we consistently bring a lot of great hip hop acts through. The support is there the creative drive just isnât right now
We have some good r&b tho like Mesonjixx for example
Stuff op is posting was unfortunately kinda the peak rap wise
Hereâs a local classic one of my homies helped make tho

I don't make music
Again you should try to make music g. I feel like you'd have the best best tapes and samples. You got a laptop or ps vita lol. Im bout to put a music software on my vita
@op
is that where the term Doja originated?
Nah lol we just jacked it from Master P
Big Omaha > LA spiritual connection. No Limit through to YB, Louisiana stuff has always been huge here
Juvenile at Malcolm X Center was our first post covid show for example lol s*** was live
Nah lol we just jacked it from Master P
Big Omaha > LA spiritual connection. No Limit through to YB, Louisiana stuff has always been huge here
Juvenile at Malcolm X Center was our first post covid show for example lol s*** was live
fye
Nah lol we just jacked it from Master P
Big Omaha > LA spiritual connection. No Limit through to YB, Louisiana stuff has always been huge here
Juvenile at Malcolm X Center was our first post covid show for example lol s*** was live
Come thru bro itâs an amazing and underrated city
Unfortunately hip hop is pretty dead right now here. For the past decade itâs just been a lot of people imitating whatever was hot elsewhere at the time. Lots of drill acts popped up around 2013, Mustard type stuff after that, etc, all pretty uninspired
Itâs a shame cuz for example No Limit and other Louisiana stuff is huge here, but for whatever reason people havenât really tried to build on that sound in a long time. And we consistently bring a lot of great hip hop acts through. The support is there the creative drive just isnât right now
We have some good r&b tho like Mesonjixx for example
Stuff op is posting was unfortunately kinda the peak rap wise
Hereâs a local classic one of my homies helped make tho
!https://youtu.be/H102nhXyDl4?is=ULk40a6uWNIHBhlUDamn, it sucks how Omaha fell off in the Hip Hop department
Good to know R&B is doing decent to say the least
Appreciate you for your insight bro
Might be the track that best encapsulates the sound to the fullest
It's a melting pot of sounds, in a good way
Nah lol we just jacked it from Master P
Big Omaha > LA spiritual connection. No Limit through to YB, Louisiana stuff has always been huge here
Juvenile at Malcolm X Center was our first post covid show for example lol s*** was live
i wonder whatâs with bay area rap and southern rap being so big in midwestern âflyover statesâ like kansas
i guess itâs just the virtue of being right in the middle of the country and migration patterns
i wonder whatâs with bay area rap and southern rap being so big in midwestern âflyover statesâ like kansas
i guess itâs just the virtue of being right in the middle of the country and migration patterns
Possibly due to familial ties. There are a lot of Midwesterners who have cousins in the South, and vice versa. Probably due to the Great Migration. A lot of Bay Area folks moved down South, specifically to Atlanta and Houston.
Might be the track that best encapsulates the sound to the fullest
This whole style sound like some Proto Dom Kennedy type s*** wonder how tapped into this or his producers was
For more information on one of the dopest artists from the subgenre, check out this GemStones episode on Blackguy
ktt2.com/gemstones-29-blackguy-midwest-hip-hop-omaha-gfunk-doezha-32582152