GS9 Music

Gatorface · 10-03-2014, 05:56 PM

Bobby shmurda is not very lirical for a new york rapper the beats are ok he kind trying sound like chef keef.

Surell · 10-03-2014, 06:06 PM

Janz I'm honestly not sure what GS9 means, that's just they call their group or whatevs, NWOG is my invention so that's why I know it.

Gatorface I can def see where you're comin from, he definitely isn't the est lyricist, I wouldn't say he's the worst (I'd give that to tyga or ca$h out). His sound is that kinda drill sound, but he claims that him and his NY people have had this sound even before keef and them, although I don't know how true tht actually is.

**Janszoon** · 10-03-2014, 07:21 PM

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Originally Posted by Surell

Janz I'm honestly not sure what GS9 means, that's just they call their group or whatevs, NWOG is my invention so that's why I know it.

So is it like a collective like Raider Klan? I just didn't understand what the title of the thread was referring to, if it was a genre or label or what.

Surell · 10-04-2014, 12:02 AM

Yeah, sorry! It's the collective, although Bobby Shmurda seems to be the main one pulling the weight of the crew, though it seems like there's usually a leader that steps out and then someone else pops up (Rocky then Ferg, Spaceghost then Denzel Curry, I don't think OF applies here so much since they all put their stuff out together although Tyler was definitely the primary figurehead of that scene). I'm considering if this thread should be where we discuss the groups and possible evolution of NWOG style stuff like this though, since it seems like a lot of that stuff is fairly one off but still has a lot of people perpetuating the scenes.

DwnWthVwls · 10-04-2014, 01:49 AM

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Originally Posted by Surell

DWV I can totally see where you're comin from, and the Doom thing was a joke, if I really used that argument I'd be ****ty for it. I understand this is much more on te ignorant/ratchet side of the spectrum and not everybody can get behind it. I definitely wouldn't say that this is good in te same way I think mcs like Doom or Ghost, two of my favorites, are good, but I also wouldn't say they're bad because of that. They serve different functions: this kinds stuff is fun for me, it's my version of EDM or whathaveyou.

Thought you were being serious. Enjoy your NWOG. I'll be over there stuck in in the 90s

Surell · 10-04-2014, 01:59 AM

Nothin wrong with that, not many better places to be stuck in. Well besides like, i dunno, the future could be cool.

Surell · 10-04-2014, 12:17 PM

Srsly why do migos keep lettin rick Ross on their jock tho? They're not great but they got more Goin on than him by a long shot if you ask me. Dudes such a parasite

Sparky · 10-04-2014, 02:36 PM

I liked migo's a lot when they were starting out, but they singles as of late have been getting a little redundant.

They carved their own niche but it's certainly gotten diluted by both imitators of their respective style and them imitating others in a negative manner, i know lil b was upset with them for a while(though he tends to be with nearly every one rightfull so or not)

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Sparky not really Join Date: Jan 2007 Posts: 5,223	I liked migo's a lot when they were starting out, but they singles as of late have been getting a little redundant. They carved their own niche but it's certainly gotten diluted by both imitators of their respective style and them imitating others in a negative manner, i know lil b was upset with them for a while(though he tends to be with nearly every one rightfull so or not)