Ever Wanted To Know The "Real" Definition of Snap Music? Nein? Aber schaden kanns auch nicht. Ob es jetzt Sinn macht dass heute jeder seine eigene Musikrichtung hat weissichaunich, passend zum Franchize Boyz Interview könnt ihr euch hier aber schlau machen.



Die Leute auf Wikipedia sagen über Snap:

"Snap is a new subgenre of Rap music that is emerging from Atlanta, Georgia. A close cousin to similar Dirty South style crunk, snap is characterized by its namesake finger-snapping, and its very primitive, stripped-down approach to hip-hop. Tracks commonly consist plainly of a hi-hat, bass, snapping, a main groove, and a vocal track. Invented for use at clubs, it is unusually languid for normal dance music, with a slow tempo. There is some debate over the true origin of snap, with rap outfits Dem Franchize Boyz, D4L, and BHI leading producer Mr. Collipark claiming themselves the creators, though the earliest example of snap music could be considered the song "Southern Hospitality" by popular Atlanta-rapper Ludacris. It has very similar elements to snap music like a slow tempo, stripped down beat and vocal chants."

Außerdem gibt es auf der Seite noch gute Beispiele dafür, was alles Snap ist/sein soll.

Bei den hart-bloggenden Kollegen von sohh.com fand sich dazu am Muttertag der folgende Kommentar:

"I think people have too much time on their hands sometimes. Exhibit A - not only is there an urban dictionary for the common man, but they have also come up with a definition for so-called "snap music".



1. A style of music originating in the Dirty South. Unlike Crunk music, Snap music has a slower tempo but still talks about clubbin' and strippers (what about bubble gum and candy tho'). It is characterized by the finger snap effect in place of the snare drum. Different people may be able to take credit for originating this style from Fabo, D4L, & Dem Franchise Boys. (Fabo was a member of D4L the last time I checked and since when did he start producing beats)

2. A type of music that is very easy to snap your fingers to, hence its name. its made from simple beats and originated in atlanta, georgia. there is a specific step that people often do, along with the snapping. a good example of snap music would be the song "Laffy Taffy" by D4L.

[Getdafuggouttaherr!]

For the record, I don't call it snap music. I think it's all hip hop and just one of it's many facets. And let's be real, the only people who really call it snap music are those outside of Atlanta.

I interviewed BME's Born Hustlers Inc. the other day and they had the perfect definition of snap music. My manz was like:

    "You can call it what you want but I call it snap music because if you get out of place I might "snap" on yo' azz".

Now what!

But anyway, if you ever come to the "hood" and need help politic'n (I assume you must not be "street" proficient if you need to thumb through an urban dictionary for proper dialect) there is a resource out there for the inner-ghetto in you. See the urban dictionary.

Oh yeah, and Happy Mother's Day to all the mother's, mommi's, and baby mama's and baby's mama's mama's... One.

PS. Baby Mama- 1. One who's baby daddy has dipped {noun}"

Arsch informativ, excellent geschrieben und natürlich geführt von mir. Wenn das kein Grund zum lesen is.