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MILLENNIALS DON’T LET THESE YOUNG NIGGAS CONFUSE IT DRILL MUSIC WAS OURS FIRST!! I WAS 20 WHEN THIS DROPPED WE PLAYED THIS SHIT LIKE CRAZY NOW THEY CALL US OLD HEADS ETC CUZ WE IN OUR 30S LOL BUT OUR ERA OF DRILL BIRTHED IT AND IT WAS THE... show more

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MASTER STUDENT🤲🏾6 days ago

2.) FREDO SANTANA-On that

MASTER STUDENT🤲🏾6 days ago

3.) CHIEF KEEF-John Madden

MASTER STUDENT🤲🏾6 days ago

4.) HERBO AND BIBBY-kill shit

The Shadow Men6 days ago

They can have that stupid shi.. shit killing our people. Mfs outgrew that stupid ahh era.. shit was a phase and that’s it.. let that drill shi die

YungHuncho6 days ago

I’m 25 but 30s not no oldhead niggaz just goofy and bad at math they think the 2010s was 50 years ago 😂😂

Ronnie Mo Bands5 days ago

Cant Forget This Classic.

TNB MJ6 days ago

This one too Vic!💯

Apocalypse6 days ago

Drill, Mumble, Crunk and Trap all came from Gangsta rap because these rappers just copied it and named it something different.

Depri ty6 days ago

Im 33 and i remember it like it was yesterday when “I dont like” came on the radio for first time. I was happy as hell they replayed it

99 of 100 🇺🇸5 days ago

Sheesh😭😭😭

GodBody6 days ago

So you DUMB MFS are to blame???? Terrible leaders. Smj

👑 Junya6 days ago

Ignorant nigga music**

Padè5 days ago

Lol on god I was 18

billionaire6 days ago

You proud of that?

silly4205 days ago

So your the ones to blame. Shit is trash just like the ppl that listen to it

MasterChief🇿🇦5 days ago

I was 18 wen chief keef dropped love sosa

Yolky Grainz6 days ago

💪🏽🩸

Section 8 Bandit5 days ago

Would it blow your mind that many millennials don’t fuck with this and it’s just yall small group. Kinda like ya done it to ya selves and now real niggas gotta be associated with this bullshi?

DarthElAnu 🇺🇸af #athiesmisthefuture5 days ago

No matter it's still culturally horrible with sonically wack with adverse consequences on society. Blk music has became an existential threat to America.

Tee Smooth5 days ago

Omm I was 17 😭😭

ItsSaulGoodman5 days ago

Every song absolute garbage .

Wolfgang Slim🐺#ChiefsKingdom5 days ago

Lil Reese was one of them ones

TZA/Genius🇺🇸5 days ago

💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯

KingJem5 days ago

Oh my god

#LLLILHI #LLSILKDELEON5 days ago

On god this was prime high school early college we birthed and started this shit this our generation

Ben Rapsis5 days ago

"no, we liked garbage music first!"

Paco5 days ago

You know about chief keep and fredo-onat?

Apollo12125 days ago

O yea. These guys started drill.

Humburto5 days ago

This gives a feeling like one is in the wrong neighborhood 😭

kris5 days ago

Old niggaz claiming drill now smh

rr5 days ago

That shit was trash then it’s trash now. You hype that drill came out when we was 20? lol you a shrimp

🇭🇹ℝɪᴄʜ𝕂ᴇ𝕐ᴢ💯5 days ago

Throwback @Bossman_Flossy

Popthatshit5 days ago

Chicago for sure I didn’t even think that was a debate.

Hey, Thats Spliffy!5 days ago

Bruh I Remember This Era I Wasn’t Fuckin With It Until I Heard “Dont Worry” By Herbo And Bibby LMFAO I Literally Used To Think Chief Keef Was Ass Kuz All I Listened To Was Shit Like Mos Def, Black Thought, Immortal Technique, MF DOOM, Etc. It Had To Grow On Me Fr.

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this one really hurt me cuz i really cared about lil poppa. Most of us in Jacksonville knew him since he was a kid. And we all wanted him to win and he was. Cuz once the drill music died done he was the only one left standing. And he deserved it cuz He was really who all these other YN rappers wanted to be in Jacksonville. Even his enemies was his fans first. We talked a couple weeks ago he said “i know i was suppose been pulled up to camp Duval but i been busy but im definitely pulling up soon” and i said “ain’t no rush it ain’t going no where” now i wish i would’ve forced it

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