Drill died in America. The U.K. championed the sound, revived it and made it completely different and ours. To say New York drill is influenced by Chicago drill is a lie.
LDN T ok you have to realize that besides Sheff G and other M8v3n niggaz nobody really listens to UK drill to say that we are influenced by y’all that fuckin crazy we simply use UK beats which came from that DJ L type Chicago drill
Keem Peso did sheff g, 22gz and others not influence Brooklyn which then influenced New York?? The source was U.K. drill once 1 or 2 Brooklyn artists started rapping in that style and everyone started to do it. Which led to guys like Pop smoke and fivio foreign. New York has to pay homage on this one. Why is it so bad to be influenced by the U.K.?
Lets be real, the only people watching this already understand the culture - no one completely separated would ever spend this much time to understand the genre more.
Repent for the kingdom of heaven is at hand. The kingdom of heaven can be compared to leaven in which a woman took and hid in three measures of meal until it was all leavened.
Guide there families?, after they chose this life knowing the outcomes and selfishly put the burden on they're family after shit hit the fan. Fuck that. Guys need to grow up.This fuckin road men bullshit is for fools.
not gonna lie am a 14 year old boy and i was almost on that path but i after my father pasted away,i came to a decision but now i am, the type of person to think 5 or 6 steps head of me before i go and do something dumb or stupid enough to get you bagged.
Really simply Drill music does instigate violence however it is not a major instigator compared to poverty and social inequality. The gov highly exeggerate it like plenty of police stations havent been shut down
Truth No lies bmt he seems like a calm guy I’m not gonna lie. Like the comments with people saying “iT RuIns THe AuThEnTiciTY” when his telling his story, like his not portraying himself of the bad guy actually it’s the polar opposite. He literally explained how his life came to be that he would end up in prison, because tbf unlike most drill rappers, kidavellys actually done time in prison before.
The thing is if you know about Kidavelly he definitely asked for this life; he is 26 doesn't make money on road or do anything with his life or live this life, he spends his time trying to show Instagram he is the gangster he's not.
@WE DONT BELIEVE U 👈 lol this is Kidavelly's little brother all he does is beg and admire his big brother, he is a fan. 😹 Just ignore him guys. Kidavelly doesn't make money or live this life and lives with his mum not paying rent at 26, he is just a jokeman like WE DONT BELIEVE U noone likes him either. 💩
Everyone that's on road please think about your mum's your dad's losing a child is probably one of the most painful ting ever do you want to hurt your parents by endangering your future and there's
Blocked User , they need guidance innit , like mentors , thingns like that , look being on road is an option ! Trust me most of dem nowadays do it for the trend ! They think life and death is a joke man ! Rarh
The era of PYG, GAS Gang etc (mid-late 2000's) was the start of the UK scene that we now call UK Drill. Everything developed from that point. Stickz was the first person to bring the drill 'sound' to the UK scene.
@@adzz6467 true we had road rap. But the era of London streetgangs beefing each other and also uploading music videos dissing each other on RU-vid started in the mid/late 2000s with the PYG/GAS era (and it continues to this day with UK Drill)
A whole documentary was made about how knife crime and drill music is not related, yet you only talked about drill music and knife crime. After a point being made about knife crime you talked about drill music. Essentially creating an impression that knife crime and drill music is linked together
@@DrillStar who cares. Young men and teenagers are serial killers and we glorify it and praise them. It's so backwards. Some of these guys just want clout and money. It's on us to reject their message. And watch them say they are just reporting what happens on the streets. No - they make it look fun, they don't talk about the pain. Stabbing is one of the most brutal ways to kill somebody but we have kids talking about whats the score like its call of duty. Using slang like chinging, dipping and cheffing, just trivialises the gravity of what its like to take somebodies life with a knife, and turns it into a game.
this was so sad, to anyone reading this, please never forget your value, please don’t try to prove yourself to anyone, you don’t need to prove your worth. Jesus gave you so much value, you’re so precious to Him and He loves you, talk to Him, He wants to hear your voice. have a lovely day everyone!!
Jcicrafters ESCUCHA NUESTRO DRILL ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-k1R8B7PKJIo.html SUSCRIBETE DALE LIKE COMENTA Y COMPARTE SI TE GUSTA DIOS LOS BENDIGA A TODOS
Came to be entertained and left with deep reflective feeling. Drillminister is a very intelligent person! Pushing the sound in a positive and thoughtful direction
This is really educational. RIP to all the young kids who lost their lives due to stress, fear. Poverty plays a major factor and that should be addressed Globally
I don't think ''stress'' or even poverty is as risky to life as a new kiddy trend of wearing masks and wielding knives on the ''streets'' would be. There's also a very simple solution to poverty that does not require globalised funds and resources + distribution just to get that single pack of rice to every square mile on the planet... It's called growing your own fucking food. You put a seed into the ground, give it some water (fairly frequently in the summer) Wait a few months and boom! You have generated value, wealth, and increased your survival capacity. And don't tell me you don't have access to basic dirt when you're walking all over it. Do you know food, ergo value, comes from there?
exactly its easier for the government to blame music than help poor people whether black, white or whatever race. theyd rather ignore the poor until it becomes a headline (and a headache for them). its the same in ireland but not with black people, poor white kids are doing the same as poor black ppl in england. poverty is the problem not fuckin music
@@bigshane2011 Word! at this point it is a international thing. The focus has been shifted and that makes it hard to recognise the real issue at hand. It is unfortunate!
This is a wonderful documentary need to be a movie, I love the lady’s who was singing that beautiful song in the end wow. This is a must watch try to promote it to become a movie.👏🏼🙏🏽
Sheesh GRM Daily with the full on documentaries! Did y’all know it’s impossible to breathe while smiling?? 👀 Kidding just wanted y’all to smile. If you’re reading this bruv (or bruvette), understand that you are amazing bro, have a blessed day and don’t let nobody ruin your day bro. Stack and act broke. Get ya bread and all the crumbs too. 💰💯🙏🏾
This was bloody brilliant. I cried when the mothers were talking about their lost kids it's a fucking nightmare that kids live in fear for their lives in this country, I was amazed and refreshed to see Drillminister rap about politics so eloquently because more young people need to be engaged, I was glad to see the girls not accept being treated as objects because the argument over men's treatment of women will rage for eternity. This was a proper journey.
Kids listen to drill and think they can do the same. Of course drill is a factor of knife crime. The way they all wear masks. Now your telling me these rappers/drill artists aren’t an influence on the youth.
Yes let's ban the only options these youths have to break through the mold and keep them in such a dire situation where they commit crime and continue the cycle
frosty he’s talking about the kids with nice families at home that ain’t struggling and roam the streets wearing masks because what they’ve seen on RU-vid and you can’t say that don’t happen because I’ve seen it and I don’t even hate on drill music the argument that this is all they got to break through is dumb maybe for the actual people living in shitty areas but the influence does spread out to posher areas and it’s actually stupid lol
@@frosty6297 its not the "only" option its just the most attractive option in most of these cases. there are jobs in streatham, newham, brixton etc but its not cool to get some shit job in fucking maccies earning £12 an hour when people you know make £500 a day from a trap line selling drugs. Its all about role models which means because there are drug dealers and gangs, there probably will always be drug dealers and gangs because little yutes grow up and aspire to be like them cus its the easier route to what every person wants, money and women. If you take these little black yutes from these dank ends full of violence and raise them with some white family with bare money and successful role models in the countryside then they aint gonna be doing none of that knife crime and drugs cus they've never seen it done anywhere before, they'll go uni and be a lawyer or sum shit.
You can’t deny that young kids listen to grill and they think it’s normal to push drugs and carry knifes. This get rich quick at all cost mentality, with no respect for each other is disturbing. What happened to respect your fellow man? When they blame they have no choice as they live in the hood and can’t get any money. Kid your 14 your not suppose to have money, get your head down do your school work and work hard to get a good job, be patient, have ambition and good things will happen.
This was an amazing documentary and deserving of a wide audience. A huge thank you to all involved in making it for being honest, raw while not demonising all of those involved in the UK Drill scene.
@Carpo Show tv if u think u gonna get famous by commenting on every man's comment , then u r tapped . No one gives a fuck abt who carpo is and u probably a bot copy pasting his comment 🤦🏿♂️🤦🏿♂️🤦🏿♂️
Great, informative and beautiful documentary, big up to the creators behind this 😭🔥🔥👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 love to the families and people who have lost someone to violence/knife crime ❤️
"Having to live with the trauma, the shock, the grief". I felt that! it spoke to my spirit, its definitely sad times were living in just nothing but lamentations after lamentations for the senseless killings of our own people. Shoutout to Posty and the whole GRM Team for a RAW eye opening long documentary giving a clear perspective into the dark streets of London, England and Ireland. It just shows Death is real and you can really Die out here! RIP TO THE RECENT KILLING OF US RAPPER 'POP SMOKE' WHO WAS GUNNED DOWN AND KILLED IN A HOME INVASION. AND NIPSEY HUSSLE.
This has been going on from the 80s. That riot in Broadwater farm where the fed got killed.. Society is a mess. Big up all the strugglers , an sufferers. 💯
The end brought tears to my eyes. Great documentary. The video featured young men such as Kidavelly who usually is on a negative knife carrying, "kill or be killed" tip. But here, even he is attempting to make positive moves and sounding remorseful and cognizant of the pain felt by victims' families in the aftermath of violent attacks. Bravo!! The ending song was the tearjerker. I thought of all those young lives lost and wondered if they could have ever imagined their regular "day to day mothers" being in a situation where they would be on camera, making melodious music that would go out to millions around the world................ That is so emotional 😢
The DrillMinister is fucking fire man. I really appreciate that puts a Progressive flare to his music. I’m a huge of Progressive music like Pink Floyd, Tool, Joy Division, Kid Cudi, hell even XXXTentation’s music is pretty progressive, and the like. Think I can a new artist to the list. 👍 Not only that but I absolutely appreciate the fact that he’s trying to get the people listening to his music to pay more attention to the the things and people that actually have an effect on our day to day lives and futures.
One interesting thing I remember hearing when I was little (regarding rappers), is that death and murder are a lot like bad men. If you talk about them enough, they are going to come find you. Of course this isn’t universal, but I think its just worth thinking about.
My first thought was with Drill is it's a criminal trying to make his/her crimes seem cooler, I do uphold freedom of speech and I remember when they tried to ban Heavy metal because we would all worship the devil and ritual killings etc... People really need a better grasp of reality.
This is a landmark documentary. Just like Hip-Hop Culture in the US, the UK is no different - A sociopolitical message from people in the struggle to change, through Music & Arts. The Hip-Hop genre has evolved massively, but the spirit of the genre will always remain the same.
Wow favourite video on RU-vid ever tbh, sending love all the way from Australia thank you for inspiring the mob over here with the drill scene they’re just coming up now and this movement is huge. RIP to everyone who has been failed by the system🖤
So UK drill started in Brixton yea, my hometown. Keep on pushing forward my brothers. Just try not to get caught up in the mix up and focus on the music, be ambitious and take over.
Solutions -Don't have kids if you live in poverty -Don't carry knives -Take self defence classes -Lift weights and do martial arts -Get a good education -Find a job in a safer area and move there -Get a job -If you're going to sell drugs don't draw attention to yourself -If you're going to sell drugs don't be violent -Save and invest your money -Don't waste money on designer clothes/expensive watches/jewellery -If you're a man don't abandon your children -Look for positive male role models -Get into boxing/music/comedy/writing books as a way to make money -Make positive music -Help people in need -Don't glorify drugs/knives/violence in music -Find positive hobbies (boxing/music/MMA/Brazilian Jiu Jitsu/The Gym/dancing/running) -Hang around with people trying to better themselves -Don't blame everyone else -Take personal responsibility -Don't give the police attitude if they pull you over
You have some good points but some have to be criticised. Like the other poster said it sounds so simple. I don't go to church never will do and have never been on a negative path.
@@icilmaa I never said people have to go to church to be a good person I just think it can prevent SOME people from doing bad things. Especially people who live in these sorts of areas. I know its not as simple as just doing all those things but they would solve a lot of problems.
this video is great! young people who’s doing this road thing need to understand, stop hanging with the wrong crowd or whatsoever and you’ll see that carrying knives will be useless. i came from the hood aswell and never had a knife on me or anything.. even knowing that i could get stabbed or shot anytime. i just kept myself out of trouble. and made it out of the hood by focussing on positivity.
@Carpo Show tv wtf u on about? Nobody knows who you are. 😂 I don't want to ask for Carpo I don't know you and I like women jou gey creep, why would I ask for a random guy that I have never encountered in my life? 😂😂😂
@@marleybond3606 this vid is a joke though they used Kidavelly to represent serious matters look at the whole comments noone can take it serious now. Plus I actually just saw Kidavelly's face and for some reason I started laughing.
For once can we stop with the kidavelly jokes this ain’t about him this is a documentary about drill music and the world around it stop spoiling it because someone you don’t like is in it, let’s be honest 90% of you only dislike kidavelly because the internet tells you to, just like how the internet tells you not to like pineapple on pizza
Fair point here bro.... But I legit hate pineapple pizza. Getting strong reactions to these rappers and stuff is a bit beyond me though.... I don't know how people take things so seriously as to believe so much of it all the time & now there is money in
Well I don’t know about all that but I don’t like the guy because of what he’s shown me, I’ve seen him disrespecting his own mum on you-tube so let’s not blame the internet for everything, how about we promote taking responsibility for own own words and actions...As for pineapple on pizza I think it’s the opposite, it’s the internet and media that has taught YOU to put your fruit on your pizza 🤷🏾♂️ ....knowledge tells me that a tomato is a fruit, wisdom tells me not to include it in a fruit salad 🤷🏾♂️😉😄
@@toopluggytwouk2615 Its because they are trying to make drill artist look like victims that just got caught up in shit when in reality these man actually hunt for opps, they dont just carry for self defence. what do you think they mean when they say they patrol opp block or they go on a ride out or on a tour??? this documentary is so shit, all they're doing is blaming the government, rich white people and play on ur emotions by putting some civillians mum on and have her cry about her dead son who probably had nothing to do with the drill scene. smh they only wanna be victims
Never heard of Kidavelly before the documentary. Seeing that *Term&Conditions* is GRM Daily's first documentary on Drill, I thought that Kidavelly is a prominent artist on the music scene. But after doing research on him...nah🤢 Couldn't take the documentary seriously.
Joshua Olutunfese compulsively lying about his life, living in his mums basement, broke yute spends his life posing a gangsta image in front of the camera
I forgive him... because i know he wasnt born like that... broke my heart man... prayers till today for every mum that lost their kids to this crazy world.
