How This Producers Legacy Was Erased | What Happened To Lex Luger

Lex Luger in the early 2010s couldn't be avoided. You either heard his sound or someone doing their best impression.
So what happened to the legendary producer?
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[@interviewwithdevin2902]

That lex pack on fL was legendary

[@maseuz]

i was gonna say this video title doesn't really make sense because every trap producer in the past 10-15 years has used that drumkit

[@christopherlewis2194]

All that was shawty Redd sounds

[@montbrink4700]

​@@christopherlewis2194no ... Lex is foundation

[@bles05]

@@montbrink4700 u must not know who Shawty Redd is lol, nah, Shawty Redd is the foundation

[@kirk4c]

Yessir still is better then most packs today

[@nerdalyst3759]

Not erased. His Legacy is pretty much cemented. It's just the world moved on and it has a short ass memory.

[@makrugatv]

Exactly I just said this

[@1beatsbytdot]

Big facts

[@quentinhill8323]

Very short memory and it’s sad

[@RammButta]

Nah facts, My video titles are meant to be satire and sarcastic. Lex a whole legend fr.

[@SikWitSkillzOfficial]

Facts 📠💯

[@TLewis-zm5rl]

Lex Luger and Sonny Digital was the Metro Boomin and Southside of the 2010s. Shit was so hard.

[@MichaelWilliams-ti7pn]

Remember sonny because of kid ink early mixtapes

[@TLewis-zm5rl]

@@MichaelWilliams-ti7pn he had some absolute nasty work on AceHood mixtapes too

[@kingdoge69]

Don’t forget Jhalil Beats

[@fuosdi64]

I wish lex Luger type of beats would come back.

[@Baltimoreboy36]

Shawty redd

[@yungcorleone2919]

The fact that Lex decided to send south side beats also just shows he’s a solid person not everybody would think to do that

[@theodorebouchet321]

Exactly he’s too much of a good person and he’s surrounded by vultures

[@aldali724]

@@theodorebouchet321yup and that video where he went off on everyone was the final straw. If y’all remember we didn’t even hear Lex speak for years, probably up until Rubba band Business. No interviews, no trash talk, nothing. Just production credits. He got tired of being slighted

[@Jtron765]

Damn near no other producer would do that Southside should always be appreciative

[@mikeyjames]

I feel like he gone make a comeback. Sometimes you just need to say f… rap snd slide to another genre. Find yourself some lil singer.

[@carpediem4512]

DRUGS ARE BAD!!

[@basedgod5013]

Lex Luger got them final boss beats

[@sane4955]

He got the bad report card about to get a butt whoopin from parents beats

[@ronaldmcdonaldjunior6616]

Lmaooooo 😅no cap 🧢

[@jbeeski301]

Naww fr if they made a Def Jam fight for Atlanta yk you wrecking to his beats

[@FizzleDollas]

Naw FAXXXXXX

[@user-zl1pj5ii1f]

Yup

[@chuck9380]

His mixtape with Juicy J went dumb hard

[@Deepndakut757]

All 3 of em did 💯💯💯

[@mrrandywatson658]

Cabin Fever was 🔥

[@skinnzthedon]

Juicy + lex = 🔥

[@ongodddd]

Rubba band business 2 is the greatest tape ive ever heard

[@CalvinL.Stevens]

Still listening to RBB, RBB2 and Blue Dream & Lean to this day. Haven't heard anything like it since then...

[@cithasdasorcerer7357]

Lex Luger inspired an entire generation of producers, artists, and overall creatives

[@yourtrunkrattles4398]

Cap

[@MorninBreff29]

#conspiracy or not⁉️ #trending #youtubeshorts #baltimore @foxnews kzbin.infoiM57eMcAwGY?feature=share

[@AVnumnba7]

​@@yourtrunkrattles4398not at all, iykyk

[@yourtrunkrattles4398]

@@AVnumnba7 he mid

[@AVnumnba7]

@@yourtrunkrattles4398 iykyk

[@husman3109]

Them Cabin Fever beats 🔥

[@lylesrevenge]

A super solid mixtape geez

[@juice9dime]

Still listen to that tape today

[@husman3109]

@@juice9dime just played that jawn the other day. Phone numbers sounded a lil different tho 🤔

[@juice9dime]

@@husman3109 yeah idk why phone numbers don’t sound like the og version no more smh that’s crazy

[@Dixon_Cider407]

Taylor Gang still gets played on repeat

[@vmpodcast]

The disrespect is crazy it’s like he never existed before they still use his drums to this day

[@717Cucch]

Just said this, lex hi hat 3 and 6, rack kick, Luger slap clap, and of course his snare still so prevalent today. Timeless samples

[@kirk4c]

His sound can still come back

[@christophermclaughlin6412]

Lex never had original drums. His kit took from lil Jon kit, Shawty lo, supahhmario etc

[@717Cucch]

@@christophermclaughlin6412 you think Lil Jon synthesized those drums himself lol, he ripped them from other records first. Hence the term samples when referring to drums

[@AVnumnba7]

​@@717Cucchexactly

[@lordg3803]

Lex and Shawty Red were definitely integral parts of shaping Trap Music.

[@DMUSA-gd6kq]

Facts,Drill Music as well.

[@chris45627]

Music in general. Every Producer who started around 2010 had a Lex luger kit or Learned production from Lex Luger tutorials. I think that was part of his downfall. His beats sounded complex because of all the instruments he would layer but It was easy to replicate everybody copied him. Lex this never evolved past that sound. Even Southside was stuck in that sound, He was the worst producer in 808 mafia at first but he learned alot from collabing with Metro, Sonny Digital, TM-88, Tarentino. Purps and evolved as a musician. And Trap music has came along way.

[@SparkthatOldEl]

Zaytoven too

[@trevorhandberry2158]

FACTS!!!!

[@0112jesse]

Toomp &Drumma Boy too

[@6GloryHaylen]

His legacy wasn’t erased for me. Lex Luger drum kit was the first drum kit I ever got as a producer and one of my top inspirations to make music. Lex forever a goat to me.

[@jriiich7928]

same bruh he goated to me

[@FourPoundTommy]

Same here I had them drum kits 🔥🔥

[@Majin_03]

Without Lex Luger hiphop wouldn't sound like it does today

[@MorninBreff29]

#conspiracy or not⁉️ #trending #youtubeshorts #baltimore @foxnews kzbin.infoiM57eMcAwGY?feature=share

[@AlwayzOntime]

Ppl always say stuff like that but that's foolishness ppl brainwash you with so you always think the past is better than you but with or without lex somebody would've popped it off remember somebody inspired his beats

[@AO-pn2uo]

And SpaceGhostPurrp

[@Majin_03]

@@AlwayzOntime nahh. lex was inspired by shawty redd and d rich and elevated the sound. just like producers took lex sound and made it their own. a lot of elements in the beats nowadays are in lex's formula

[@AlwayzOntime]

@Majin_03 you started your comment with "nah" then agreed with me smh I said a producer influenced him then you name the ones that influenced him no matter what everything posed to happen will happen the sound would've still came thru

[@francismanancis4186]

Anybody thats a REAL fan of Lex know his REAL prime was 2012 - 2017. No producer from the generation is touching Lex.

[@aldali724]

I’d honestly say earlier, around RubbaBand Business time 2010-11

[@badboygoodgirl]

Metro and Honorable C. Note carried the torch

[@TheatricsOfTheAbsurd]

Metro Booming and 808 mafia and Southside would like to have a word with you. But Lex Lugar was the hottest producer 2009-2012

[@Brandonruffin]

@@TheatricsOfTheAbsurd808 mafia and south side were a group of producers at first …u don’t get credit for that

[@troy102282]

Real rap.

[@durandparkerjr9502]

Lex is a pioneer fr.

[@jmarvosa6x3]

His instrumental catalog off Datpiff is ridiculous. Pioneer

[@Alfred_English]

Lex Luger snare is one of the best samples in history. No other snare got a stereo field like that. It snaps so hard

[@OZKitchen]

I hate that wide ahh snare 😂

[@roderickredd8545]

Lex wore hisself thin, he was better off working with a select few artists and keeping that sound exclusively for them. People on the outside should’ve been paying top dollar to get a Lex Luger track at that time. Older artists started hatin’ after they figured out his formula, I’m willing to bet, at that time, producers were over his shoulder while he was making beats, just watching, looking to see how he do what he does … once they got the recipe they dismissed him.

[@aldali724]

*cough cough* southside

[@McSalty087]

90% of 808mafia

[@LilCurt1993]

I wouldn’t say he wore his self thin. If you wanna say that, Zaytoven did too. Zaytoven done produced a song for everybody. But still in the upper echelon of producers as far as the money side. I think It was more when niggas caught on to Lex formula It was over. You could just go to a Knock off nigga and get the same quality cheaper.

[@LordBlvck]

TRUE ive noticed that and was upset when those fake luger beats arrived

[@dme1236]

Accurate.

[@ScottThePisces]

I remember coming up as a producer in my teens, Lex was a well known name in the producer community. From his style, to his sample packs.

[@MrTommyfrizz]

We all had the Lex Luger drum kit man

[@1semiauto]

All I know how to do with music is listen to it and I knew who lex was

[@ceemoney248]

That was the frist drum kit for all producers in that day. For the kids out there his kit was our version of the pierre kit.

[@bruhman5thfloor644]

🧢🧢🧢🧢🧢🧢🧢🧢🧢🧢🧢🧢

[@sb.c]

@@ceemoney248that pierre uhh vox is gonna make me tear up in a decade

[@msemilita]

Can we talk about how Virginia producers made so many stars? Neptunes, Timbaland, Teddy Riley, Missy, Luger...its outrageous.

[@timestampingarmy]

Church!!

[@dattdamnac]

They all 757 too aint it?

[@martymcfly9480]

Something in the water fr

[@T-Mr.Unknown93]

I thought, Teddy Riley was from, New York?

[@SwagTooMany]

@@dattdamnac that’s correct 🖖🏾

[@KushTrapsta]

I learned about Lex through a friend of mine who gave me Flockaveli in 2010. The beats on there were crazy that I wanted to hear that sound all the time so I decided I would learn how to make beats. I downloaded FL Studio a few months later and started learning through KZbin tutorials. I got good after a few months and I started producing for local rappers in 2011 to 2012, then I found out I could sell beats online and so I got a soundclick in 2013 and made a lot of progress on my journey. I also met a lot of like minded producers and we became good friends. I don't know if I'd have done all of that if it weren't for Lex. He deserves his flowers.

[@chevyboa8950]

This is basically the same thing i went through. Around the same time as well

[@KushTrapsta]

@@chevyboa8950 man 2010 to around 2015 was a solid time

[@MrCalverino]

He knew how to build dramatic chords

[@slicktom300]

Lex Luger is in my Top 10 best producers he inspired alot of sounds in mainstream and underground music

[@barshaygraves1511]

Nah Lex has to get his flowers. There is no 2010s of hip hop without his impact. He accomplished alot in a short time

[@MikeyJae777]

Life was good when Lex Luger was making beats 🔥

[@kj_-oi4mm]

Mixtape era was a time to be alive

[@MrGoddlie]

No it wasn't I was homeless as f. But a Carton of cigarettes was 40-50 bucks. Two packs of kools 5 bucks....

[@Devinn504]

@@MrGoddlieSo just your life? Gotcha.

[@TheKing60210]

​@@MrGoddliestop smoking foo lol

[@Quantumwashere]

The underachievers & lex Luger tape “lords of Flatbush” went crazy

[@yungcorleone2919]

All these years I never knew lex produced those beats I used to have that mixtape on replay “N.a.s.a” was such a dope beat

[@9ljt]

Soooo fire 🔥

[@C47vin]

Stg I used to listen to that tape and never knew it was lex Luger

[@lamarhoward8478]

AF 🔥 lex is the reason I found them

[@Geeandrezzi]

@@yungcorleone2919Lex didn’t produce N.A.S.A but regardless, he killed those beats

[@meenballa999]

That 808 Mafia decision was the worst of his career

[@theswamps6589]

Consider the reasoning tho, I think thats fire, he thought it didnt fit his principles and stood on that. I think thats a respectable descision, I think the downfall was giving in to outside opinions. Self medicating to cope with the depression that followed the outside influence. Thats what broke the man.

[@chaingangbiscuit]

The drugs were, actually. Giving Deb control of his royalties was also, a bigger mistake.

[@aqibkhan757]

😅0

[@reesebeatz1773]

Facts

[@brianwhite1087]

He's not the type to follow

[@KYSE3]

Mann Luger Still Active out here Stop Playin Wit dat Man name. It’s VA all day! 757 Fam!

[@TMCLLNH]

757 VB ✊🏿

[@paindavisva9967]

Yessir! 757 love 💪🏾

[@yakyakyakperfect]

I’m in South Africa and this Guy inspired me to start producting. Could easily say he changed my life Lowkey

[@user-sr4we2vn7q]

Shut up African! You guys just know Congo drums! lol

[@SoRaw514]

Is there still apartheid there ?

[@user-sr4we2vn7q]

@@SoRaw514 yes, the Africans have their own driving fountains with roaches and maggots. And the white have theirs, which is clean and pure.

[@yakyakyakperfect]

@@SoRaw514 nah not really

[@666markniels]

His legacy wasn't erased, it just cut off. Kind of like a great movie with an ending hinting at a sequel. Dude was all of us at the time of his rise, definitely me cause we both 1991 babies. Watching a guy your age, 19 and living your dream was motivational. Happy belated birthday to bro.

[@skinnzthedon]

It feels like it was erased cuz of people's short memories. It's fast pace today and no one remembers anything

[@JewelzFinazzo]

I'm 37 and wondered what happened to the young homie, as well. Glad to see a video about it. Bruh was killing the game in 2009-2011. Polow Da Don fell off too. But I've heard too many stories about him stealing beats from unknown producers.

[@marcossanchez7578]

How is nobody speaking on his incredible works with Juicy J, Sonny Digital and more. CRAAAAZY

[@enzigenes]

He signed a bad co-pub deal with Deb. All his checks were going to them instead of him. The drugs fried him.

[@LilCurt1993]

This really what It was. Lex was on drugs real bad on top of all the bad deals and niggas taking his sound

[@BattleTruth]

Bad business! He definitely should've lawyered up

[@martymcfly9480]

Fear of that uncertainty is a mf

[@rileyfreeman534]

Lex luger is one of the originaters of the trap sound,dude is an actual living legend like to this day still listen to his instrumentals and you can just hear the talent coming oozing out of the music. He needs his flowers fr💐

[@qtippz]

C'mon, bro. No hate towards Lex but he got his sound from Shawty Redd and D. Rich. Even he admitted that way in the beginning of his career. Shawty Redd is the Originator of the Trap sound.

[@francisngannouhaircut2616]

DJ Paul started trap sounds in the 1990s

[@qtippz]

@@francisngannouhaircut2616 He started horrorcore and Crunk/Buck music. But he was an influence to Shawty Redd.

[@youngwork]

Zaytoven is the god father of the trap sound

[@qtippz]

@@youngwork Ok bro. You gotta chill.

[@mi.n.u.co.]

dope summary. he's still a legend & pioneer. that run from flocka to wiz to tyga literally built their careers. crazy.

[@Pharrellsburner]

Lex Luger impact was far bigger than any of your current favorite producers including metro

[@autofill955]

lol ok fam

[@boknows8376]

@@autofill955he aint lying my boy check out early metro tracks he was another baby lex until he found his sound

[@ThinkerHaistTV]

All 808 Mafia producers originally...

[@killuasclone7333]

Pushing it lil bro

[@timestampingarmy]

Wasn't Metro there?

[@chengetaichikwanha1449]

Salute to Lex Luger, made beats for Waka, Jay and Kanye, Rick Ross, Styles P and Bun B amongst many others. No one else his age has such a resume. Props @RamButta for doing the research

[@aldali724]

I used to pull my headphones halfway out of my iPod to hear all the layers he’d have in his beats lol been making beats since 2010 because of Lex.

[@pckldplmfshcm]

That ain't how it works lol

[@LUSCIOUSDUNCAN]

Nah dude knows what he's talking about!! Back in the day you could have your iPod headphones slightly unplugged and it would separate some of the stems (or at create the illusion of separation). Idk the actual science behind it but trust me I did this alllll the tiiiiime as a kid ​@@pckldplmfshcm

[@L.argemike]

u just making it go from stereo to mono doing that, you think the music layers are in the ipod port?

[@UptownAlonzo]

😂😂😂😂😂😂 all them likes

[@LUSCIOUSDUNCAN]

Stereo headphones form a circuit of a common ground, a left amplifier output and headphone, and a right amplifier output and headphone. When the audio jack slightly slips out of the hole, the ground contact is usually broken, but the rest of the contacts are still being made. Vocals tend to be put into the “center” of a stereo image, which is what is lost when the ground contact is broken. However, if the ground contact is broken but the audio jack is still plugged in enough, the left and right channels are still active, so any audio that was different enough to be kept on the different channels can still make it through. The vocals, or other audio that is mixed equally into both channels (and thus, in the “center”), fade away or mute entirely, essentially because the only connections being made are the separate left and right channels. Stop saying this doesn't work or it changes it to mono. Neither are true. /end of discussion

[@YamiCami]

In 2012 when I got started making beats the first drumkit I ever found was a Lex Luger drumkit it was like finding gold 🙏

[@BabyBlue_502]

appreciate da vid my guy..I always wanted to rap on a Lex Luger beat back in da day!!💪🏾💪🏾💯💯

[@elaRRman]

nah yall dont get how many producers and sub genres Lex influenced . There was literally people back in 2015 when Ukdrill was being made that was using Lex's drum kits etc to come up with the sound . People like enrgy beats use Lex drum's just pitched up and created a whole other sound (flint type beats) . the influence this man had on the scene is beyond crazy he just burn his brains out .

[@Quantumwashere]

Wow the industry let Lex Down fr smh

[@yearight6294]

bro a real virginia legend idc what happened or if he's "relevant" in 2024 but i forever respect an proud of him

[@twizzy247]

Thanks for the vid this was very informative and put together well. Peace

[@gliterott]

Man this video is so well made, thank you for the knowledge

[@Jeffreynelius]

Somewhat reminds me of Shawty Redd, where they pioneered a sound that blew up but don’t really get the proper credit for it. Shout out to Lex.

[@qtippz]

Lex got his sound from Shawty Redd/D. Rich. That's why he reminds you of him.

[@kirk4c]

Facts feel like he went a lil harder then shawty redd , well I just say he took his sound to a higher lvl 😊

[@Jeffreynelius]

@@qtippz I meant their legacies and just how it played out but yeah sound wise, definitely some similarities there too.

[@Jeffreynelius]

@@kirk4c it was definitely like an evolution of Shawty Reed’s sound. Like a more amped up version. A lot more extreme hi hat patterns and heavier drops. But shout out Shawty Redd though, shit will have you bouncin too! 😄

[@Jeffreynelius]

This convo now makes me want to officially request a Shawty Redd video

[@diplomatboy21]

Oj 6 rings mixtape with all Lex Luger and zaytoven beats is a masterpiece

[@kingredskin4318]

Boy yeen lyin, he made that 6 rings a Masterpiece

[@ThinkerHaistTV]

Cant forget Orange mixtape too... Sizzle and Lex went ape...

[@werdna2602]

Ball player

[@A1ExtraSauce]

Ball player rings, ball player money 🔥

[@stezenast5878]

Literally everyone had this guy's drum kits I appreciate this quality content. You got a sub

[@secretaryofstate1]

lex luger's legacy will never be erased... rethink the title.. with time his music has even gotten better

[@C.S.Argudo]

I was making metal rock and indie music in the 2010s, but even I knew of lex luger ngl

[@Rudeboyken]

Great video! Earned my subscribe. Keep up the good work 🙏

[@niconinefoe]

This was fire bro! Great video.

[@StormInDiDormEntertainment]

Lex & 808 were my inspiration for making my beats during the Trap era

[@tonkaboyrich496]

Solid video… keep them coming

[@thebeatloungeltd]

Dope documentary! I didn’t know how much I needed this!

[@TheJSands]

Your journalism skills are important. Keep creating content, hope you can interview people one day too.

[@samzCook]

“No Dope on Sundays” is one of the ILLEST tracks ever .. people need to recognize

[@itsyaboirecords]

Cyhi

[@LEFT4eV3r]

Bro Lex Luger had good chemistry with juicy j on those rubba band business mixtapes was hard asf juicy j and lex Luger even look alike like father like son

[@kennylo850]

Don’t forget Wiz cabin fever

[@LEFT4eV3r]

@@bleubenjamins8330 real trap shit

[@SlavicandScandinavianGirlLover]

Then juicy j released stay trippy with like no lex Luger beats , some 💩

[@unofficialmember9842]

thanx to ppl like you he aint erased; more vdeos like these are NEEDED

[@arbyball6033]

I appreciate your analysis at rhetorical end! Dope video. I’m bout to look up his discography/credits.

[@Demond_31Reasons]

I remember how the whole sound changed after bmf dropped. That 808 and them hi hats changed the game.

[@BigGucciAli]

Lex Luger made “Save Me” by Chief Keef 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 one of the most legendary beat of all time

[@dat3rdsideboy386]

I didn’t know that that’s insane Katy Perry legendary lovers sample that shit is 🔥🔥🔥

[@tweetg1]

💯for dropping this video!!took me to 2011 real quick 😂

[@ikesupreame]

Dope Stuff. Especially the analysis at the end.

[@backbonedray7612]

One of my favorite beats by him was Lights on by Slim Dunkin, he really mastered that trap sound

[@streetwearjimmy]

Man off of that LeBron Flocka James 3 and that twin towers mixtape too 😢 Dunkin was eating 2009-2011 and can’t believe he been gone 12 to 13 years now

[@backbonedray7612]

@streetwearjimmy man straight up! He was severely underrated man and he was just starting to gain higher status in the music game before he passed, such a loss!

[@Mister_O781]

lex luger laid the foundation for the sound of the 2010s, all the drill music coming out of chicago, NY, and other places in the country used his sound as a template and then made it their own Lex Luger pretty much laid the foundation for the sound of todays rap, people like to say chief keef and chicago drill artists were the most influential, but they were influenced by bricksquad Look up Wooh Da kid - My mind gone Then look up chief keef - BAng There is a line wooh da kid says in his song ".40 cal, .50 cal, shotgun. Fo-fifth. When it hit him he ain't coming back" You can hear chief keef repeat it verbatim in bang Pretty much Gucci mane and the so icey boyz and their entire entourage of producers are the OGS of this whole sound we are hearing, but if you read guccis autobiography his favorite rapper was project pat, so you could say that 3-6 mafia is the prototype for all this

[@naomichambers1687]

Well done. Thank you for run down and update. His music was the soundtrack to my club days

[@kamaljames8112]

I always wondered what happened to him. Thanks for uploading this. He doesn’t get the recognition he deserves.

[@txddyfarquh3916]

I'm still crushed that Lex and Sizzle had that Fallout... I don't even know if they've rekindled their Friendship. But real spill, if ANY Producer says they wernt inspired by Lex Luger when Trap was still in its infancy?.... they mess with Diddy

[@martymcfly9480]

Trap was in its infancy abt 15 yrs b4 Lex

[@kaliphakush6672]

Lex Luger work on Juicy J mixtape Rubba Band Business 2 was 🔥🔥🔥

[@nosidezero]

This video has blown tf up. Good shit 💪💪

[@droppedoutbeatz]

Really good vid mane! I always wondered exactly what happened to Lex so this was appreciated!

[@kjo2130]

Lex Luger had one of the greatest producer runs of all time man. From Waka to Juicy J to Soulja Boy, OJ, Wiz, Meek, & Kanye/hov. Legendary

[@mr106npark1]

Chief keef Rick Ross Future too

[@Darrin401]

You must be a beat maker

[@mr106npark1]

@@Darrin401 uhhhh nah ion have Patience for shit like that but a curator visionary executive produce ya ion touch production with my hands tho lol

[@thebiggerreality18]

Every producer has the lex luger drumkit that's a fact lol

[@saftheartist6137]

Thank you for making this video!

[@mh3594]

You gonna blow up fam keep it going

[@1RobertSmith]

In the live Lex Luger admits he had a chance to be part owner with 808 Mafia but like Southside said he turned it down to focus on Lex. That mistake is why he fell off. But the bigger mistake is producing for the fun of it alongside others. Once someone learns YOUR techniques then you make yourself replaceable and deletable

[@couchmayne4351]

Them lex Luger packs on FL had to assume feelin like you was gonna make a fire ass joint

[@edasoundgod871]

This was dope..Thanks for sharing

[@terrenceg1367]

u helped me a lot with everything bro

[@nobodyever6515]

Lex is still VERY active. He lives streams very frequently on Insta and Twitch and is in touch with his followers closely.

[@isaiahbrooks9478]

He shouldn’t never Let a person with hating comments stop him from keep going

[@timestampingarmy]

Fr

[@khadeemsmith5305]

Bro Keep going Hard on the Producers! U will get 100k 💪🏽

[@damonheard5080]

great video. great delivery of information!

[@ValleyBeats-yy4xd]

Nobody tryna erase his legacy

[@downthehill2896]

Somebody gotta brings the old lex sound on the map,producer and rappers started to brings drich and shawty redd sound back

[@Uppercut_TV]

GREAT Work Fam🙌🏽💯💯💯

[@insure4cheap]

Always wondered about this kid. Thanks for the video. His legacy is intact but most importantly this is a cautionary tale for you young guys trying to come up in the music industry. Staying grounded and having a positive support system (i.e. family members & mentors) will contribute to the longevity in your career. Don’t ever underestimate the power of wisdom & experience. 🤷🏾‍♂️✊🏾

[@qatsin83w75]

Young Chop helped end his run as well. He was Lex Luger clone.

[@kid100music3]

agreed

[@Llama_vet]

Lex & Johnny Juliano 🙏🏾

[@DaKidGowie]

Great content! To this day, no one can convince me that the transition from Lex Luger and Young Chop era wasn't one of the toughest in Hip-Hop. Nothing but bangers.

[@bxdda]

Good video and commentary my guy

[@dav1ll3]

Lex still dropping bangers. He just don’t have a tag anymore

[@ThinkerHaistTV]

His tag was only that rolling whistle type effect...

[@dav1ll3]

@@ThinkerHaistTV go check out some of his stuff. He has multiple tags

[@kincamell2]

Stellar producer. Peace to Lex. Peace to The Dungeon Fam , Peace to DJ Paul and J ,Peace to DJ Thoomp and Mike Dean.

[@HookahAnonymous]

Dope video brother. Always wondered what happened to Lex. Him and 808 had the game in a frenzy and changed the game for producers working off their computers. He rarely [if ever] gets credit nor mentioned these days but he deserves alot more. Very interesting video.

[@JamesLee-uz2ju]

Appreciate bro for bringing a new sound....🫡💯🫡💯🫡👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿

[@Cheaper2leave]

Lex might have created the trap sound of the 2010's or at least pioneered it

[@jimdino77]

He evolved it most definitely … shawty redd, zay, toomp and drummer boy started the movement. Lex sparked a different wave. 808 mafia, metro and everything else followed

[@isaiahdavid2845]

LEX LUGER'S LEGACY CAN NEVER BE ERASED REAL ONES REMEMBER ALL THE HITS HE PRODUCED PEACE TO THE BEAT GOD LEX LUGER

[@thaogcreative9883]

great video bro!

[@dajshadoll]

This was interesting watching cause dawg definitely Ah goat 😤thanks 🤝🏽

[@717Cucch]

Dj paul influenced shawty redd who influenced lex luger so it always made sense Lex 🐐🐐🐐 early morning trappin, gucci trap god intro, and no romance lex top 3 beats imo. That lex luger snare still be in all your favorite beats

[@ThinkerHaistTV]

That kick comes from Daz Dillinger... Ambitionz Az A Ridah kick...