CRUNK MUSIC HISTORY with Charlie Braxton | Pretty Tony, Three 6 Mafia, Lil Jon 

It's definitely a heavy influence

It has a direct influence. Trap is the evolution of Crunk.

Let your man tell it James Brown might as well have started Crunk😂

Walk like I talk it Amigos ,Crunk song a big influence!

No limit Soiders Tru was Crunk!!!

Mane, you already know!!! 💯💯💯👍

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Luke Skywalker started that shit

Yup and no shout out to Tommy Wright III. What a joke

Thanks.

If you are indeed talking about crunk in these different places, it would be like the blues or soul. You have Chicago Soul, Philadelphia Soul, Mississippi Delta Blues, Memphis Blues etc.

Mane, "Get buck" was tha Father of crunk music!!!!

We talk regularly too!

That good to know because I saw Mr. Braxton the Dirty States and read his he written in Murder Dog Magazine & other magazine .

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@@Heit 😂😂😂 you got me will do so

@mike b it was hype music fam thats all im saying i remember when Pastor Troy Face off Dropped i was trying to get Detroit cats on to him they would ask who does he rap like i would say no one really but if i had to compare him i would say he is a down south DMX similar content similar type of rap X is just from the East coast

@@spartanrealah2121 With all due respect NY started Hip Hop not Rap. The closes Crunk has in music form is Hyphy from The Bay Area in California and if you think I'm lying ask Zaytovon the Top producer of Trap Music as well as DJ Toomp right from Atlanta.

Onyx?? Nah...the only New York architects of crunk/bounce is Showboys Drag Rap(Triggerman)....maybe soul sonic force "looking for the perfect beat".

That's how I originally used the word "crunk". We also said "crump".

@@Heit by the way...waiting on a real, deal Field Mob piece from you!

Yeah. I need to bump those up!

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@@ksager123 In my honest and humble opinion Bonecrusher and his early group are what Lil Jon patterned his style off.

CRUNK started in Memphis, straight facts!!!

Cause he stole it

Baby steps bro! LOL

@@Heit AMEN BRU!🤛

@@JDRoss-ym9qg ...I see you bro 💯💯👍

Be honest bro, that rebel flag use to represent black people!! But by history teaching us backwards, and the white man stealing from the blacks!!! They even stole our flag and made it theirs, as a white supremacy flag. But it really was ours at first!! Check it out and research it!! 😉💯👍

💯Right on bru! They stoled everything from us mayne and now they making mad profits off us🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬

That project players album- till we die, squeaky killed that shitt

Facts

No it did not at all okay it makes me mad and sick that Jacksonville, FL don't get the credit for creating new slang words at all that get picked up on nationwide. I got real ticked off when I read up on the origin of the word used in a slang/street way. Miami and Atlanta niggaz always gotta get the credit for everything first because they're a more popular city than Jacksonville, Florida. The word crunk been getting said in Jacksonville, FL every since 1988 or 1989 or maybe even a few years earlier or prior to. Because when I was 9 or 10 years old hearing niggas saying this on the streets of the Lackawanna in Jacksonville, Florida "that's it you lit plus just crunk and drunk lika skunk". I got relatives in Miami and as a kid when me and my cousin Shaeon from Miami, seen each other and hung out. I said the word to him, he was lost, and did not know what the work crunk meant in a slang way at all. He was totally lost. My cousin was like people be saying "they drunk, lit, tore up from thee floor up, or tore from the floor". Before then everybody was only saying " That's it you drunk and lit". It obviously traveled to Miami and Atlanta first because Jacksonville, Fl is in the middle of travelling between or to both cities. Then it hit Memphis, Tennessee afterwards and got took to a whole another other level.

LA probably been c walking since the 60s and 70s.

@@americasmaker the thing about California is most of those people are migrants.. their families came from the south so they took a lot of their culture to the westcoast..

@@therealmccoy2004 I know, you could argue they took calling each other blood and cuz out west from the south because you see old niggas from the south that call people that. I don't know about c walking though. It's basically African American dancing but I dont know about that. On the flipside though Hammer from the bay and took gangsta walking from Memphis. That's a fact.

I'm from Memphis and also a Crip.... but nah, we didn't influence the Crip Walk homie.. C walking has been going on since the 70s

I'm planning something on that topic...

Say dat shit again. I only play the Reese an Bigalow version.

Heit. I can wait. You can interview me. I grew up 50 miles from jackson, and we were pissed when that went down

That's a fact!!

How can you "steal" a song you are on and did the hook to.l? Say it right , he took Reese and Big off the song. Bone crusher is as much a part of Neva scared as Reese and Bigelow. Their best songs on R&B:Cadillac music got Bonecrusher on all of em. What he did was sheisty but it's not stealing.

Is it bucking, gangsta walkin, then jookin?

@@Heit I think it was Gangsta walking bucking then jook

Charlie is legit bro!

You already know!!! 💯💯👍

..nah. If you credit 3-6, then you gotta credit DJ Squeeky, 2-Thick clique and DJ Zirk. All their early music was ripped off of them.

Appreciate the Love y’all!!!

That's a fact. No opinion

@mike b It wasn't about lyrics or fashion is all about the streets and melodic chorus basically spoken word to the beat and bridge of the song. listen to Outkast and tell me what NY group was they dick licking?

@mike b First of all I went to middle school with Chris Smith of Kris's Kross and I know for a fact they didn't write they're own raps or create they own image. As far as ATL being influenced by NYC is fact that is why ATL is not slow like the rest of the south. As far as MC Shy D he is originally from Bronx, NY and is Afrika Bambaata cousin like other New Yorkers who have family in GA. All I am saying is Trap music started in ATL.

Mane, CRUNK started in Memphis...same as the word "Mane!!!" Mane y'all crazy!!! lol

@@memphisalldaymemphiserrday8777 😂

​@@memphisalldaymemphiserrday8777Atlanta people are in serious denial. The Truth is coming out and they don't know what to do 😂😂😂😂😂😂

@ Heit The Great Say Round! I'm in "binge mode" on your videos today. I work alot of hours so, alot times I can't caught ya when you post Lol

Thank you so much for this comment the boot don't get proper credit love from sactown 🤟🏿

What do you mean?

Heit The Great remember when he got on the radio station in atl I think it was and he was talking bout 3-6 started crunk and this and dat lol

@mike b 😆, pimp let them have it, but besides that, I would say that 3-6 Memphis shit started the crunk. The first song I heard from lil jon was that I like them girls😆.

Speak on it!

My fav crunk song til this day and my go to crunk song at the gym

@MemphisEva Right on bru the ATL was on Mc Shy Dee and the booty shaking beats

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All facts. The energy of crunk was influenced by the Memphis rappers who were hype from doing cocaine. Do squeeky was heavily influenced by the Miami bass sound.

@@ksager123 ... Full of tha blow 😂😂😂😂

Three Six Mafia. No mo talk

Crunk came from Memphis. Even the goat Pimp C will cosign that.

I disagree.

We are a ancient people we go back wayyy back before churches

They been around the A. D Roc was a Bass artist.

Did you watch the video?

Do you have examples?

Iconz, bluechipz , trickdaddy, trina, uncle luke aka luther campbell khia, pitbull , unda presha, forrealah jamz, tampa tony...just some examples, i love anything really fast wild and catchy

Miami Bass or just Florida rap

@MemphisEva boss bytch, three 6 mafiia, miracle, pastor troy, dsgb , evil pimp and many others. When i did this comment a year ago i didnt realize the difference however its like i understand now anything underground and banned in clubs too. I normally don't listenntoo horrorcore because it has extremely dark spirits in that genre. I stick with dance like bounce and crunk music mostly.

Lol listen to some underground Memphis music from the early 90s

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Three 6 Mafia made Crunk music not Lil Jon all he did take what they did and made it more Mainstream

@@royorkesjr.8386 C.C. Lemonhead and Jay Ski created crunk music in Jacksonville Florida back in 1989 but wasn't given the credit for it because The Miami booty hopping bass rappers took over. They had this song called "Ghetto Style". Then it was changed to "Life In The Ghetto" on 95 South first album in 1992 or 1993.

@@doublec4431 yeah but that's still not what is called Crunk music and no they did not create Crunk music 36 Mafia did when they formed the group Backyard Possie Back in 1988 then later evolved to 36 Mafia in 1991 the song Tear Da Club Up made in 1992 was so Crunk and got people so amped up that is was banned because every time it was played people started literally tearing the clup up their song Hit a Muthaf**ka was banned because people got so Crunk their starting fighting...because it was the original Crunk music,so raw and gritty authentic they are the true originators of Crunk and Trap Music they...it was said that when they came out their music was the first of it's kind and so different they couldn't get a deal so if people like Lemonhead was around doing what 36 did they would have faced the same problems

@@royorkesjr.8386 C.C. Lemonhead and Jay Ski switched their style to the bootie hopping dance music and helped form The 69 Boys, Quad City DJs, and 95 South. "Ghetto Style" was a hood track that was hype like Crunk music they just wasn't yelling and screaming throughout the whole song.

@Memphis9014Eva I like Youngbuck and 3 6 Mafia besides Eightball and EMG rap music outta Tennessee. Nobody else though. All of that horror core ain't and Drill music ain't nothing but another word for gangster and demonic style rap about killing and bodying people. Besides talking how you messing them up in so many horrorfying different ways possible. Everybody has their own form of booty hopping music. Memphis is a killing zone and one of the worst ones in the United States 🇺🇸 but the majority of the rappers that I heard who was underground from there are not that lyrical at all.

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Absolutely bro

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Mane, we in Memphis love Texas music, but CRUNK didn't start in Texas, it's a word we just say to express how we feel!! It's really nothing about music, so we started getting CRUNK in our music!!

@@memphisalldaymemphiserrday8777 NEVER said it STARTED in Texas. I been rockin wit the 901 for a gooood minute. Was just stating what ive heard Paul himself say a cew times personally

I think he's in my video about samples and interpolation too

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Well Sammy Sam was way before Pastor Troy

@@Heit you're right I remember Sammy Sam Pastor Troy took his style

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