Houston Music has an IDENTITY CRISIS (SHORT)

Why hasn't Houston coin a name for the sound of music we created in the Screw Era? Screw was a style of DJ'n not a genre of rap when the radio songs came out. and going forward what is the identity of what the new generation of music coming out of Houston?
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[@clubhousetc]

Like Pimp said bro... Country Rap Tunes!!! I'll go with that!

[@TrillFiger713]

I’ve been saying for a while now that we need to start going back hard with the Screw music and just stick with that. A 3rd generation screw movement is a must right now 🤘🏾🔩🍇💯

[@ogmobbin1717]

Factz

[@ogmobbin1717]

I would call it the slaab era. The screw era.I’m from Alabama. I was listening to chopped and screwed music in the late 80s. I had real grey tapes that my bro used to send me in the from Texas

[@Jay-zr3vr]

The petty beefs didn’t help Houston at all! Paul Wall vs Cham. Ro & Thug, Flip & Tip divided the city, ESG vs Flip, Ro vs Everybody, Pimp vs Atl, Face vs Troy. North vs South. Mike Jones vs Trae….so much beef.

[@miguelsosa5972]

Trill Music, Screw Music, SLAB Music, Country Rap Tunes PS That’s what I think

[@zeysanchez6496]

TRILL MOVEMENT

[@almightysamson7]

We was doing countryraptunes

[@lajanyisrael613]

On me

[@SoulOfTheSouth]

As far as Drill Music and Trap Music, all it is Chicago and Atlanta versions of gangsta rap. As far as Houston, we just made regular gangsta rap or street music in Texas. Houston went through four eras. The late 80s-early 90s era (Rap-A-Lot, UGK (yea they’re from Port Arthur but they help launch the Htown rap scene) Street Military), the mid to late 90s (Suave House, Screwed Up Click and the rise of Swisha House), early 2000s (Lil Flip signing to major deal, Swishahouse blowing up commercially) and 2010 and beyond (Travis Scott, Sauce Twinz, Megan Thee Stallion, Maxo Kream, etc.)

[@ChowtimeTV]

We get all that. Perhaps you missing the point.

[@SoulOfTheSouth]

@@ChowtimeTV Yea but I think Houston is so diverse that the city can’t just have one sound. It so many artists in Houston. Dallas is the same way.

[@miguelsosa5972]

I think not everything has a word

[@SoulOfTheSouth]

@@miguelsosa5972 What you mean?

[@miguelsosa5972]

@@SoulOfTheSouth i think all the scenes from Houston just exist trust me im trying to find what they’re called too

[@camptowntx7989]

Country rap tunes nigga!!!

[@ChowtimeTV]

That’s what WE know it as

[@d-watshoustonsfinest7363]

Houston is more diverse than all of those other places... (even though the industry tries to hide it)... Zro, Pimp, Flip,Pokey, Botany, Wine-O, 3-2,Fat Pat, Black Monks, Trinity Garden Cartel, Face, Willie D,Slim Thug, Gorilla Maab, Big Moe, KeKe, Lil O, HAWK, SPM, Sauce Walka, Bleeda, Cal Wayne, Tobe, Youngstar, K-Rino, Me.... Alllll sound different, and none of my potnas sound like any of them... We are something else here... Thats why they hated Screw and Pimp or anyone else trying to bring artist down here together without the majors... Country Rap Tunes is a thang... they hold that brand in the mud because the entire rap industry eats off Houston as a market segment subsidizing other cities' artist... Drake, Kendrick, Jay Z, and Nipsey (RIP) can all tell you that. They all got songs about Houston for that very pupose.

[@ChowtimeTV]

We gotta bring that Country Rap Tunes back but add some new ingredients and blast that name as often as possible so the masses say it

[@d-watshoustonsfinest7363]

Agreeded 💯

[@slinkdog82]

Call it wtf you want but country rap tunes will do why does he have to make it so complex listen to the music and relax damn

[@ChowtimeTV]

Cuz he a complex individual

[@Cellow_Jonez]

It was country rap toons.