Did Crunk Start In Memphis or Atlanta?

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• HX

  @HXVZEMANEPG46 · 8 months ago

  As a rap engineer this is amazing one of the best engineer videos I have seen

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• ZI

  @ziggamon · 8 months ago

  Yo this guy is the real Shelby from Hustle & Flow! lol

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• YR

  @yre598 · 8 months ago

  Varispeed layering trick blew my mind.

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• SP

  @Spl1980csp · 8 months ago

  Thank u Al Kapone

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• JE

  @JeramyBoone · 8 months ago

  Tear da club up was the first crunk song I remember hearing in like 95 in highschool

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• JO

  @jonyoungmusic · 8 months ago

  Man. This is like Netflix level documentarian work. As a bedroom rapper & producer in the late 90s and early 2000s, this was the music I was listening to and getting inspired by and tried to emulate. So it's amazing to see all these photos and learning about the techniques you used.Thank you so much for putting this together!

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• SP

  @Spl1980csp · 8 months ago

  Crunk came from Memphis

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• GO

  @GoGoldenJunk · 8 months ago

  bro i been waiting for this my whole life, thank you allot

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• KE

  @keepmewierd · 8 months ago

  "The food sweating!" lmao I'll never forget the first time I heard Knuck if You Buck, Mardi Gras 2005, shit started popping off IMMEDIATELY. That was the moment I understood the power of crunk.

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• ML

  @mlaws11291 · 8 months ago

  Memphis absolutely laid the groundwork for crunk. Tear Da Club Up 97 is what I’d consider the first mainstream hit for crunk music.

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• DA

  @daethisslap · 8 months ago

  I always wondered how lil jon and east side boys recorded their vocals. Everything sounded stacked fat and audible. Good work man. Also processing Jon’s drums, i know they came from the MP but being ran through preamps gives me much more perspective now

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• PA

  @patrickgarrity5529 · 8 months ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TIwEcZJmCpc&amp;t=1899">31:39</a> hell yea!! U produced as well as engineered and mixed. That’s a big deal!!

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