Trem Discusses The Impact of Triple J On Australian Hip Hop

[@fcsjohnnynips]

Much love and respect for the god Trem from Chicago!

[@Jack_Lange]

Trem speaks and interviews really well. Hes such a godfather of aus hip hop in my opinion

[@Drainos2006]

These are great interviews... should be getting more than 500 views.

[@EllusivSmith]

Very true. Our scene is pitiful.

[@onione9138]

Much love to you Trem. Still listen to your hits before a MISSION.

[@UncleTwoTimez]

I grew up waiting for "For the term of his natural life" to drop

[@oligrandy7435]

The don

[@ryaneyre5093]

No doubt the Hoods influenced other artists that were coming up, in terms of those artists seeing what flavour of aussie hip hop was going to get airplay and what the public was bumping. Hence in subsequent years why we saw an explosion of guys getting airplay based around that sound. Illy, Allday, Sixty, Pez, Seth Sentry etc. Singing in the hooks, or singing themselves. Festival Hop took off man and why not, if that's what is going to give you a shot at making a living from doing something you love, then why not go down that path musically. Money is, after all, what reigns supreme and in the music business, success is measured on how many records or singles or merch you can sell.

[@caldogz90]

Ryan Eyre that’s why Trem is the realest MC in Australia cuz he never do some sellout shit like that

[@ryaneyre5093]

chanlon90 word bruh. Always respected him and prowlz and guys like that heaps for doin there thing and stayin true