Don’t put the gang affiliation aside. He is wise and may be the right one that can show gangstas you can still be intelligent, wise, and have conviction…and still be from a hood.
@@RapVloggery being from the hood is one thing, being in a gang is another. Regardless of what ideology you have about gang life, it has destroyed the African American male, in some cases beyond repair. I get it though, genuinely, it’s not that easy to drop everything, but let it end with you, literally no reason to push it on the next generation. Speaking in general btw.
That’s because he grew up with white ppl and had a good education in Texas don’t let the hood shit fool you he wore Abercrombie in high school and smashed on snowbunnys he was funny af to
People underestimate Sauce’s intelligence. He can articulate his thoughts extremely well without hesitation. That lack of hesitation shows he really means what he says and has done his homework 📚
The standard y’all put black people at advantage far as intelligence is embarrassing. We got these no name rappers and kat Williams being called geniuses in the black community for what reciting what some 12 year old posted on twitter.
The stuff he do on social media is all for promo. It gets people to watch and react. Dude knows that people that he on social media like microwave content. Something quick and to the point. The interviews are for the real fans, that’s where you see his IQ.
Damn Sauce was right with Central Cee. They got the one white boy who looks like he can pass for ambiguous and ignored all the hardest drill and rap artists in the uk London. It’s mad he caught that. That’s brazy. Him and Mozzy be fucking wid London
@@ShawnThaPrince that's not what he saying he saying they went and got the closest person to looking Caucasian and gave him a platform and not the other uk artist who's just as talented if not more that spotlight
@jaybmoney438 He light skinned, he don't like caucasian period, and how would any of these niggas know why Central was tha one, we have no idea how they linked or what they connections are, that's just a ignorant and random thing to assume
@@ShawnThaPrince bro cench looks white my boy😂 Thats like saying the island boys don’t look white cos they got a tan. I get it but nah😂 The system ignored some way better artists and actual drillers. Cench is a good kid he ain’t wid no smoke
@@MMACKIN 30's is older bro. For rap anyway. He's 34. Notice I put quotes on older rapper.......not many rappers 40+ who are still active in music so 30's is old for sports and rap.
The perfect example of what he saying of appreciating but not appropriating is when Juicy J said Nas is his favorite rapper. And Nas says he likes 36 mafia, Future etc. Their sounds and delivery content lyricism etc are so different u would never guess that. But being a Fan don't mean you gotta emulate/ bite. Lol Sauce been a sharp dude 💎✊🏼💯
Ive seen Sauce silence Wack100, Ak, & Charleston White!! Yall better be glad bro never signed a major deal he’d be bigger than everybody due to music PLUS internet presence
Being bigger in music means nothing. So many independent artists that seem “smaller” I guarantee are making more money than a majority of signed artists
Only thing I know dude is from talking. I never heard one descent song from dude and I'm from Houston. He's had features from tha H-Town Greats and he fucks'em up like Silk the Shocker would fuck up a No Limit song.
@@DanielHernandez-gn7kp go listen to ANY Ghetto Gospel 1-3 , Black Kingz, and the joint with him and Conway the machine . He a rappers rapper who happens to make Trap music. 💯
@@eddy562 and this is EXACTLY why Drake career was built on lies. Mainstream media and big social media platforms NEVER said anything negative about the boy. He got to lie as if he was actually a true MC. That space he had was for Wale. He is original, has substance and talks to the ladies better imo. He just didn’t have to same level of unlimited resources and relationships like the boy. 🤔🤔🤔
I always hated how some people credit drake for pioneering rappers who also sing and mix r&b with hip hop. Houston rappers been doing that since the 90s
@@dajourwilliams6402 Drake pays J Prince because he introduced him to Wayne. For as much as he was using the Houston sound and culture I can’t name not one artist he’s worked with or promoted.
Travis Scott bun b Beyoncé brought z ro out on stage always gave love to Houston showed up to so many hood block parties in Houston I mean what are you even saying bruh I went Tsu I know in real life Houston fucks with drake heavy
This take is so dumb. Black ppl from Canada are THE SAME PPL taken from the same part of west Africa… you guys saying we’re not the same as literally like somebody from Florida sayin Ny niggas ain’t black. lol they two hours from us
I'm 47yrs old. $73,000 biweekly and I'm retired, this video have weaken me greatly in many ways that I remember my past of how I struggled with many things in life you all(drake) should stay safe out there!!!!❤️
After I raised up to 325k trading with her I bought a new House and a car here in the states 🇺🇸🇺🇸 also paid for my daughter's surgery (Joey). Glory to God.shalom.
I love Sauce Walka! ❤ I hope he understands that he is a real serious threat to the industry, and the hope for black people in the rap game. All should embrace Walka and empower him even more so he can help the culture because he really will be the one to help! If everyone don’t help Sauce help the culture I guarantee that you’ll never have another chance to help the Hiphop culture, NEVER!
for everyone that doesn’t get the “Drake stealing culture” argument, this video is a much watch. even for me, who agreed before but couldn’t articulate it. thank you Sauce 🙏🏾
MR. Vagas called drake out years ago. Sean paul said tory lanes more solid on this particular topic also when it comes to caribbean essence tory lanes controller was 100% better than drakes
Drake helps not just the artist but the whole community! He not stealing he is scaling and building the culture he introduced and gave opportunity to so many ppl in Huston but I understand what he is saying I just believe Drake is not the artist in that situation but ppl want to put him that space “Like I didn’t study the game to the letter” - Drake
There’s a DIFFERENCE between APPROPRIATION & APPRECIATION 💯 Sauce the face of Texas not no no Travis Scott not no post Malone 😆 He ain’t talking fast y’all just listen slow
The amount of times I’ve seen that statement. Boy ain’t even come up with it, he took from something he read. The fact yall call black people intelligent for saying what some white 12 year old already figured, and that fact that we in the black community have people calling people like kat Williams and Terrance Howard geniuses. The black community got a problem with fake woke, gossip and drama obsessed people. And sauce ain’t the face of nothing, nobody even know who bro is.
I've been following Sauce Walka's interviews recently that youtube been recommending. Besides his rap persona, he's all REAL TALK, mayne. 🗣💯 HTOWN IN THIS BIIIITCH!🤘😎
An artist should be able to create and experiment with any kind of genre of music. I understand some points but artists should be free to experiment with sounds/genres
@DMVCleaningGuy one, still haven't answer the question, two, apparently everyone's a culture vulture when the said person profits off the culture while being invited. Please explain why this happens would love to hear the logic
@@kellyjameric First off I’m not part of culture or hip hop culture. My culture comes from my family ! You sound foolish reading from a play book you made up in your head 😂 I’m not sure where this made up ass rules come from. End of the day it’s only music. You can take that 🤡💩 someone else.
💯💯💯 I Don't watch Ak unless it's Drake and Kendrick related, but Wack 2 Wack was calling out Arbys culture vulturing ways waaaaaay back and I fukk with Walka super heavy Was confused when I saw him chopping it up with Arby on social media a couple a months before the Dot/Arby beef started, so had to watch this to see his thought process... So it was Auby who reached out and invited HIM smh Once again "thE boY" going out like a full broad AGAIN, still wanting to be cool with folks who don't respect him as an actual man, just like when he kept reaching out to Dot smh He thinks he's on some "keep your friends close, and enemies closer" mastermind shyt... but he's just being naive Only difference between Dot and Sauce is cool with pimping him just like the broad he is
He not lying he pulled up to my Hood “The Jungles” a couple times “PesoPeso” pulled up too by his self before also. Sauce Walka is the king of the Trenches! He be in all the LA hoods with no problems Jewelry on and everything no extortion or nothing 💯👌🏾
@Thatotherjosh Ayy man he tried😆 I don't see how folks got it fucked up so you gotta simplify it for em. Imagine you back in high school and you bring a friend over to your parents house. You don't introduce them, they don't make the effort to say hi, automatically act like they at home all in the refrigerator...then they wanna know if they can stay over for dinner or spend the night🤡 It's a hell no
Sauce walka is living what he’s saying he fully lives that .. I’m from Jamaica queens and he comes to the hood and shops .. spends money with black brands even does free promo for the stores just because with NO security or nothing you would think he lived in the area
Sauce absolutely 100% right in regards to Drake calculating who he does features with in regards to upcoming artist to stay relevant and hop on waves....... quid pro quo
No he said da baby is the only artist to have a platinum song with that jersey style beat and not have a jersey artist or anything basically not shot it out or anything that wat he said
Drake helped keep the Houston rap scene relevant when we fell off after the 2000s. Showing love to Houston rap legends and even working with some like Bun, Travis, etc. We got complacent and did nothing with the momentum from the 2000s and I've talked with local legends who can confirm this. Drake has always shut shit down in Houston. Like so many of our clubs during the 2010s blew up because Drake and James Harden were always in them. That stuff matters and it kept the city popping even when we were no longer making hot relevant music. Now Houston is the must go to spot for partying. That stuff matters more than people realize it. Luckily Travis, Megan, Mexican OT, Beat King and others came in after our dry spell....but yeah Drake has done enough for the city of Houston and Houston loves him which is why he sold out NRG during the Rodeo and why if you play November 18th in a Houston club it goes crazy. Drake is loved more than Sauce in Houston and that drives him crazy. Sauce has an old school Houston mentality of the dude who didn't blow up like he thought he should have.
Ok I need a Sauce Walka x Joe Budden interview now because the goal post moving and over talking changing points for confusion between the two of them would be top tier. That’s a challenge I need to see.
This the reason why Atlanta is up. We honestly don’t care who come to the city and take some of the culture for there own benefit. We not tripping on the credit. As long as you come in peace, we going to keep making new shit.
@@fiar6513 last time I checked hip hop was started in the urban communities aka the ghettos that’s the culture every body else are guess and fans who don’t belong and no shit about the. Culture
@@odswoo1762 you gotta let ppl that be.. no response… they want attention. “I would have freed more…” -Harriet That comment was either hate or he’s too far gone… no inbetween.
So collabs with Bun B, Travis Scott, Beyoncé, putting full screw up click tracks and features on his album, being connected to rap a lot and giving back to the community doesn’t count? It almost sounds like he wanted a feature.
@@MightyJoYung I know what’s up, but Drake really hasn’t taken any styles or culture from Houston. He has maybe 2-3 tracks that sample houston’s iconic artist to pay homage and he mentions Houston a lot but he’s never actually taken Houston’s sound. If there’s a problem with Drakes attachment to the city he should go at the prince family not Drake… they gave him the pass 🤷🏾♂️. Bro really be showing love to the city.
This is dumb. Drake has literally done a feature with everyone from different areas. He did 2 features with 2 different Houston artist. He did UK features
@@hbchoppa He expounded upon his point by saying that Drake featured pacacan which helped that artist and Jamaica, and then he referenced him not doing a song with Houston artist. I listened very well. Did you?
@@dragoooon9561well if the biggest Houston artist is calling you out for not doing a feature, would you cave and do it? Drake shouts Houston out in damn near every song. He probably would’ve done a feature with him, but sauce starting a beef with him because it didn’t come when he wanted it, isn’t on Drake. And asap rocky actually appropriates Houston culture and does no features with Houston artists. But it’s cool rn to hate Drake so I get it
Kendrick called drake a colonizer for doing songs with several artist in Atlanta. Sauce is basically saying he's one for not. This is where that critique of drake gets confusing because what can he do without someone framing him in a bad light?
This is my exact point with these arguments. If these niggas want to get on and get hot there begging drake for the feature and once they get hot its oh that nigga never put me on it was all me and he stealing from the city. 90% of main stream artist from 09 up drake had a pivotal hand in there carrere at some point but instead of bigging him up they were jealous thsi whole time. Drake gave a lot of niggas number ones that would never had it on there on. Its funny how they and fans forget i guess its just fuck drake lol he even gave soulja a smash he was passing them out. I think he even gave Dot is first number one or atleast his first real look and for sure gave cole is first number one lol its like pick your posin do you want to get on get money and be mainstream or not lol.
Yeah it’s hard but I think he should be doing what he is doing with Atlanta artist in Houston because he lives there permanently for some years now if he is in America. Or better yet do it for Canadian rappers . Most of them Canadian rappers need it more .
@JanetAfi-gj9bk OK. But there's always the possibility that if those artist don't take off that he used them. Or they will always be in his shadow if literally no one cares about you but drake is on your song. Then the artist resent drake because what was intended to help had the opposite affect.
WROOOONG… Kendrick called him a colonizer because Drake uses the new hot artist or hot song to stay relevant. Notice most rap songs new artist featuring Drake are songs he asked to be on. Yall might not see it for what it is but Jay-Z is one of my idols and he did it as well. Only difference is Jay did it with his actual artist. Kendrick said “You called future when you didn’t see the club”… if you go back to when Drake first start collaborating with Future it was when Future first got hot. Drake jumped on Tony Montana remix, he had no actual club bangers at this time and future had multiple (same damn time, gone to the moon, Tony Montana, racks, & Magic) all those songs was going crazy in the clubs, Drake wanted in on that wave. If Future would have fell off, Drake would have stopped working with him a long time ago… Look at Bloccboy JB.. Drake probably don’t even remember who that nigga is, but when he came in the game with a hot song he wanted to get on there asap.. Kendrick point was Drake uses people for his sound and it benefits his career. That’s what a colonizer is, they go take over something for monetary gain…… Sauce Walka argument was that Drake was a culture vulture. You come to my city, soak up the lifestyle, steal our slang and put it in your songs, rap about our clubs, put our cars in your videos, talk like you from here, incorporate the signature sound of our local music scene in your music, make all this money from our culture and then once that wave runs dry, your on to the next culture like (Jamaican music or UK music) When the respectful thing to do would be to work with and our put together a show with some of these artists your stealing style from so they stock can go up as well. If you’re going to eat off of what we built then do it right and that way it’s received as paying homage, showing love and giving back to what helped create as an artist instead of stealing. What Sauce and Kendrick said might sound like similar arguments, but they’re not.
I agree with the perspective on appreciating culture & uplifting it so everyone in that culture can prosper a bit better It's just even in those cities/inner regions, artists rarely support one another. So it still ends up being atleast 1 artist to really pop out of these cities, while others struggle. Not to mention the fact ppl have low business acumen. I think the most recent example of a region supporting each other is ATL. & they've ran atleast the hip hop space for the last decade. So I agree, but its still multiple things at play that makes music and business work where its beneficial for everyone.
