The Evolution of Bounce, From "Triggaman" to "Nice for What"

[@mrmoxley]

This was dope. People need to visit New Orleans. There so much culture there probably the most in the US.

[@onenone3209]

Bounce for the Juvenile was the first song to mention bounce. Juvenile signed his first major record deal as a result of that song. It was featured on DJ Jimmi first album. As a MC Juvenile is one of the founders of bounce music.

[@indashadewithguccipaid510]

I have always wonder why that song was on Jimmi album or has his name thanks for that

[@RoadRunnerChic]

Nobody signed a major record deal in New Orleans but my brother Jimi in the early 90’s everybody knows that here. They were only local. If they did sign, it never went anywhere. Master P, Cash Money Records and Mystical were all known on a local level, until Jimi opened his mouth. Jimi is the reason why the music industry started looking at the talent here in New Orleans. In the early 90’s Cash Money records was the only record label that was heard of in New Orleans, and Brian was only signing local talent at that time like U.N.L.V. but the music wasn’t moving especially when yella got killed one of the members from U.N.L.V. Cash Money really went down after that, until Lil Wayne came in the picture. All of us know here in New Orleans who was and still is the king of bounce, if not why did they induct Jimi into the New Orleans hall of fame? Why is his picture in the museum on the wall with many other big legends that once lived here but are now deceased. I really wish people would stop discrediting Jimi cause trust me, this whole city know the truth. I love all the artist from NOLA but they need to acknowledge that no major record label was looking at any artist here until Jimi opened his mouth. They were all upcoming rappers, Juvenile used to sell his music from his car, we all know this. But I must say, I’m proud of every rapper that has made it from here cause I know where they started. Jimi is doing well from all of his hard work, and has a lot of stuff lined up right now people still want him for shows he showed me all of the invitations just to show his face. His music will live forever, even when he’s gone. #putsomerespeckondjjiminame #djjimilegend⚜️⚜️⚜️

[@BLACKHEART--504]

Mc t tucker did it on wax first,.....! Jimy and Juvenile did it second and it traveled beyond Louisiana but Juvenile and jimy didn't discover that beat mannie fresh pops had something to do with it I think 🤔?

[@mighty9100]

I was just about to say that when he mentioned jimi, why didn’t he mention juve

[@5000G-x2z]

🎯💯

[@IMS0504]

This was a pretty good depiction of how bounce developed

[@bangerzt.v7532]

We have NWA,Tupac, and Biggie movie. All we need is a Cash Money movie.

[@kanarcydalive1579]

Baller Blocking

[@dlrowmotemoclew]

@@kanarcydalive1579 That’s a fictional movie miiiiillllllldddddddddddyyy based on their lifestyle. We need a movie that’s real representation of who they were, how it all came together and where it is now.

[@1louiepanamera]

It’s deeper than cash money

[@DeeBanga]

New Orleans made the word twerk that was disrespect when he said he don't know who made the word. You wanna know about bounce music get it from somebody from New Orleans not this clown.

[@onenone3209]

George Clinton used the word twerk in his hit knee deep.

[@roddas26]

Bro the majority of your videos got less than 100 views 😂 who is the real 🤡

[@UndisputedComments]

My cousin is Kc redd. Look her up she was on the same record label as DJ Jubilee, Bigg Ramp and willie puckett. These are the true bounce music pioneers

[@Rudolph_Manor]

Rest In Heaven To Her. 💯

[@R.E-k3w]

Vox already made this but better

[@BreyonnaMorgan18]

ארי כספי They left things out. This one is better.

[@ikeizham]

Like how y’all left out No limit besides mentioning Mia X

[@jtothada06]

GUNtucky Native what bounce no limit made?

[@ikeizham]

jtothada06 master p made bounce music too. I grew up off of cash money & no limit. They have the same style of music

[@jtothada06]

Nah he didn't P went to the west coast and came back doing gangsta rap. P put a few bounce acts on the label but he wasn't known for any bounce music.

[@KOVIDGOON]

GUNtucky Native I peeped that too

[@GVonzo]

jtothada06 at all

[@speakertreatz]

thanks lads, hyper-informative and looks great. i now know the true meaning of firehosing. i had to take a break at 4:30 just to catch my breath. great work.

[@platinum_knowledge]

In '92 Juve had Bounce for the Juvenile on Dj Jimi's album

[@knuwave4285]

Facts! He's the first and most consistent in the movement, nobody has done it bigger.

[@Plump_Nick]

It’s crazy they didn’t mention sissy nobby in this video. And also messy mya

[@BadTV1993]

no mention of TAKE FO" PRODUCTIONS and DJ JUBILEE? he/they was huge in Bounce music genre

[@triplusional2.0]

He did mention bout Jubilee

[@Savagelyfe2800]

Y’all only doing this because of drake

[@oBuLLzEyEo1013]

Actually Ruby and Scrim...

[@ulysseslemons4070]

Gracie’s Corner Row your boat song

[@userdivine]

They not like us

[@Jchot]

Fuck me, I had that DJ Jimi single for years and then I lost it. Had no idea at the time.

[@leerkeller]

No mention of the Triggaman sample being used in Wiz Khalifa's "Black and Yellow".

[@disastermidi1990]

I don’t think it was tho, it’s a similar melody and sound but not the sample, maybe an homage to it

[@mfknrmxthebangmessiah6012]

This where it was sampled first.

[@goonxstize1360]

I guess this is what happens when a white person visits New Orleans for the first time and experience Bounce music and they're like what the "F" is this? and they got to get to the bottom of it so they do their research like most people don't or most black people don't and then they make a video I actually learned something here and my baby mama listen to this s*** every Saturday SMH

[@PseudobulbarFeed]

What about dj money fresh?

[@inglejuice]

you should have given some air to the music in question and let it breathe a bit so people can hear it and learn

[@sunonupe]

The most successful Bounce group is New Orleans is Partners in Crime, and yall didn't even mention them... this entire video is trash... Yeah, some of what you said is true, but the history is totally incomplete without even name dropping PnC... a few of the people yall mentioned never was given a chance in the bounce circle, but the absolute best of them all isn't mention... GTFOHWTBS 🤦🏾‍♂️

[@indashadewithguccipaid510]

Sissy Nobby

[@BadTV1993]

PNC didnt just do bounce music they made rap music ..pump the party just turned out to be their biggest song

[@Ošæs]

James Brown forever ahead of his time.

[@tubafats100]

Sissy bounce isn’t a thing, it’s just Bounce. No matter if the artist is straight or gay we just call the music “Bounce Music” in New Orleans

[@indashadewithguccipaid510]

I thought they was referring to Sissy Nobby who never gets any shine I grew up in him magnolia shorty and messy mya I’m 31 them was the good time 2008 2007 20120 2006 2005

[@dlrowmotemoclew]

Right!!!!

[@BreyonnaMorgan18]

This is better than the Vox video.

[@Skooter73]

Damn...this shit is dead accurate

[@owill1081]

Memphis help push that sound and culture during 80's and 90's as well. Good info tho!

[@jhood2500]

Nigga don’t ever mix no fucking Memphis with my city tf

[@youngnation23]

@@jhood2500 right that nigga tripping

[@damnidk8757]

WHY TF IS YOU LYING

[@5000G-x2z]

They turned it into Buck music and the would gangsta walk to it. Then Buck turned into Crunk with 36 mafia.

[@djmontecarlotv]

RIP Magnolia Slim

[@pollystraub-cook6203]

Galactic brought me here!

[@bignukeambassador7382]

It's Disrespectful to The Gangster Bounce section not to mention Pimp Daddy a Battle Bounce Rapper or Fila Phil the King of Gangsta Bounce who was on the same label as Mia X.. Check out Mia X Fila Phil and Tre 8 song My Buddy a rare underground release!!!!

[@indashadewithguccipaid510]

🗣 y’all gonna put some respect on Sissy Nobby and Messy Mya rip name baby when mentioning the bounce game because both of them go harder than Freda not tea no shade

[@s0ulflower693]

that’s jus the FACTS

[@drjones694]

That was cool learned a lot

[@alvinconti6642]

Just for information the twerk then was nothing like what people call twerking now. Jerking, evolved to wobbling which is what everyone now calls twerking.

[@fowmoufpunk]

This guy reads the script too fast, especially being that there's a talk bed under it. If he read what I just typed it would sound like this: Thisgyreadsscriptofaspeciallybeinthere'stalkbedunerit"

[@kingplaya]

So wait, Drake makes a Bounce Song & now it’s popular? Smh 🤨

[@suckafree97]

King Playa I remember stumbling into a bounce club in 98/99 looking for a for a rave and fell in love w/ bounce.

[@go3tmuzik339]

Bruh I'm not born in new Orleans but my grandpa from their I know all dis

[@FS-qv1mb]

Drake didnt fucking make nfw, murdabeatz did. credit the right person for christ sake

[@marvin469]

Sissybounce 👀

[@oree3]

So much stuff left out

[@Treyhiland]

Louisiana shit

[@ThaTGanGTV]

This is trash for the simple fact they didn't mention lil Wayne's song "triggaman"from his lilweezyana mixtape in 2006

[@Darealkingrichard]

If you think NICE FOR WHAT is bounce music,you ignorant to bounce music,there is nothing bounce about it & the sample all the way through is annoying af,ruins the beat/song

[@bergytc24]

@Big Dog Same with City Girls Twerk (Rico Love) I'm not even from New Orleans but I understand Bounce-culture

[@Lonelylovelywestindian]

Anyone cause of beyonce new album?

[@djHC]

It's a trip how they now want to do stories on this. SMH

[@jonikomasu]

Plagiarised

[@thanksfornothing5636]

😒 how many years did it take you to gather this information??? ....only New Orleans know our original bounce history, & I know you not from New Orleans, cause you talk too proper

[@ikeizham]

Peter Poot exactly bounce music is the reason why I roll my eyes when the youth or uniformed adults act like twerking is new

[@thanksfornothing5636]

GUNtucky Native I was saying that when White girl Miley Cyrus flat pancake booty face ass, introduced the world to "Twerking"... *but Twerking was already popular in Black female cultures down south in New Orleans & Atlanta before Miley Cyrus was born*

[@ikeizham]

Peter Poot now that some cultural appropriation frfr

[@jtothada06]

They probably just reached out to mannie

[@kari87]

Wow.. you are ignorant

[@burneraccount2283]

Frazier voice is like Nav voice boring

[@spinsince8867]

Disappointed Smh!!!

[@reeseangle9621]

This was they way of added something LGBTQ.. look at the thumb nail

[@ICYSCYTHESLICE]

Unsubscribed... Im from N.O. and i can't fuck with complex doing shit the know nothing about.

[@djspin9104]

This Was Alrite But They Got The Facts Completely Wrong!! SMH

[@HarajukuBarbie504]

I haven’t watched this video yet but I already know it’s trash

[@believe12ofwhatyousee68]

You people don’t know what y’all talking about messing hip hop up one day at a time

[@safwanosman6329]

Sencondo

[@FirstnameLastname-mw9ii]

Bounce is garbage. A terrible era in hip hop

[@lee_drifting]

no one gives a fuck

[@alexg2083]

Nothing beats mumble rap.

[@Lord_of_the_Pies]

Bounce beats are literally the worst beats. I always called it the "Casio keyboard beat" because it sounded like a pre programmed loop on a Casio keyboard from 1990

[@dlrowmotemoclew]

You sleep. I grew up feeling like that back then but now I hear a lot of what I couldn’t appreciate back then.