gucci and waka. did they invent trap music, or is that a meme?

no, Young Jeezy

ACTUALLY it was Juicy J

>>74957840
They didn't but they are very influential

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>>74957902
what year and what songs

its a long history that comes from african spritual music to blues to jazz to rock and eventually gangsta rap from california and memphis horrorcore
shawty red and zaytoven are said to be pioneers of modern trap beats
zay was influenced from northern california's hyphy sound while living there and grew up playing piano at church
that brings it back full circle to negro sprituals
gucci and young jeezy both started out around the same time and had a hit song together
from then theres been so many spinoffs of the sound from waka to future to even artists from outside atlanta like lil b and chief keef who are all influential in their own respects

also forgot mention crunk music by people like lil jon and crime mob had its part in molding trap music
it also shaped some of the hyphy movement with e40's big crossover hit tell me when to go and too short's blow the whistle both being produced by lil jon

TI and Jeezy were the first ones who got really popular with it

Waka Flocka Flame has an IQ way below the level of normal.

For entertainment he tries to assemble 10 piece puzzles and push shaped blocks through corresponding shaped holes and frequently leaves the tasks unfinished in frustration. Long known to be illiterate his doctors are still not sure if he even understands the concept of letters.

He understands little beyond his immediate surroundings and poor financial decisions have left him broke.

>>74957957
yea zay is definitely one of the 'most' responsible artists for trap.

but what I thought is that Lex Luger constructed the first distinctively trap beat hard in the paint

>>74958064
Check out DJ Toomp, David Banner, DJ Paul, Juicy J, they all are in fact pioneers of trap. What you are talking about is a new wave of trap music and in that respect you're right, I believe