Can drill music make people violent?

A cancer of UK culture if you ask me.

Didn't Drill start in Chicago?
The first (and only good one imo) big Drill star was obviously Chief Keef. Dunno why ppl think Drill is just a UK thing lol.

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Original post by Yukikobestgirl

Didn't Drill start in Chicago?
The first (and only good one imo) big Drill star was obviously Chief Keef. Dunno why ppl think Drill is just a UK thing lol.

Yes, it did. But it's also now a large part of UK culture-- hence why some of the biggest drill artists are UK citizens and hence why one of the majority consumers of drill music are the UK

Tea didn't originate in the UK but to say it's not a part of our culture is moronic.

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Original post by Yukikobestgirl

Didn't Drill start in Chicago?
The first (and only good one imo) big Drill star was obviously Chief Keef. Dunno why ppl think Drill is just a UK thing lol.

That’s what I said lol
But I got told off so lemme keep quiet today

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Original post by CaptainDuckie

Nah, it’s alright man. I know, I don’t hate you or anything and you’re perfectly fine to make threads. But I don’t like when people react the way you do when they get challenged. Normally accept defeat, defend your corner or just don’t respond. Not that deep

TSR doesn’t pay you.

Ok you’ve made your point lol have a nice dua

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most the ppl on here don’t even listen to proper drill, thinking people like Unknown T or Russ are actually OJ. If you listen to drill, can actually deep the lyrics and not let them go over your head, especially when it comes from people who live what they rap about, it makes you violent. It definitely has that affect of me, I listen to a lot of drill, especially when working out. Creates aggression in me.

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Original post by aaryxnn

most the ppl on here don’t even listen to proper drill, thinking people like Unknown T or Russ are actually OJ. If you listen to drill, can actually deep the lyrics and not let them go over your head, especially when it comes from people who live what they rap about, it makes you violent. It definitely has that affect of me, I listen to a lot of drill, especially when working out. Creates aggression in me.

Is drill music the same as jungle music?

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chelsea.uri

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Original post by aaryxnn

most the ppl on here don’t even listen to proper drill, thinking people like Unknown T or Russ are actually OJ. If you listen to drill, can actually deep the lyrics and not let them go over your head, especially when it comes from people who live what they rap about, it makes you violent. It definitely has that affect of me, I listen to a lot of drill, especially when working out. Creates aggression in me.

I agree and the lyrics are really important as well yeah

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Original post by whotebluer

Is drill music the same as jungle music?

What’s that?
I don’t really know how to explain it
It’s kind of like hardcore grime I think

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CÄ±llÄ±an

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Original post by aaryxnn

most the ppl on here don’t even listen to proper drill, thinking people like Unknown T or Russ are actually OJ. If you listen to drill, can actually deep the lyrics and not let them go over your head, especially when it comes from people who live what they rap about, it makes you violent. It definitely has that affect of me, I listen to a lot of drill, especially when working out. Creates aggression in me.

Real drill changes your mindset and hypes you up into believing you're something you're not which is why I agree it can cause an increase in gang culture. Example the OFB fanboys from outside London who actually think they rep OFB and try to act like gang members.

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Original post by Cıllıan

Real drill changes your mindset and hypes you up into believing you're something you're not which is why I agree it can cause an increase in gang culture. Example the OFB fanboys from outside London who actually think they rep OFB and try to act like gang members.