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In the UK, this genre was adopted not long after it's its creation, with groups in Brixton, South London forming their own take on the sound. This resulted in it gaining worldwide popularity, particularly in New York City, where artists began creating their own version of the sound, which blew up into the mainstream in 2019 and 2020 through the rise of rappers Pop Smoke (who was tragically killed in early 2020) and Fivio Foreign.
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* Harlem Spartans (the [[TropeCodifier trope codifiers]] for UK Drill, notable because member Loski was an inspiration for Music/{{Drake}}'s album ''Scorpion'')
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* GBG/150 [[Music/GBG150 GBG/150]] (one of the TropeMakers of UK drill)
*Harlem Spartans Music/HarlemSpartans (the [[TropeCodifier trope codifiers]] for UK Drill, notable because member Loski was an inspiration for Music/{{Drake}}'s album ''Scorpion'')
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popularity, particularly in New York City, where artists began creating their own version of the sound, which blew up into the mainstream in 2019 and 2020 through the rise of rappers Pop Smoke (who was tragically killed in early 2020) and Fivio Foreign.
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!!Examples of drill rappers include
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* Hittz
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* Harlem SpartansGMEBE Bandz (the [[TropeCodifier trope codifiers]] for UK Drill, notable because member Loski was an inspiration for Music/{{Drake}} album Scorpion)
* Hittzgenre's TokenWhite)
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* Onefour (the TropeMakers and [[TropeCodifier Codifiers]] for the genre in Australia)
** J Emz
** Spenny
** Lekkz
** Celly
** YP
* Pop Smoke (the TropeCodifier for Brooklyn Drill)
* Rockie Fresh
* Onefour (the TropeMakers and [[TropeCodifier Codifiers]] for the genre in Australia)
** J Emz
** Spenny
** Lekkz
** Celly
** YP
* Pop Smoke (the TropeCodifier for Brooklyn Drill)
* Rockie Fresh
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* [=ArrDee=] (the genre's TokenWhite)
* Central Cee
* Digga D
* GBG/150 (one of the TropeMakers of UK drill)
* Harlem Spartans (the [[TropeCodifier trope codifiers]] for UK Drill, notable because member Loski was an inspiration for Music/{{Drake}}'s album ''Scorpion'')
* Headie One
* M1llionz
* Russ Millions
* Section Boyz/Smoke Boyz
* Skengdo & AM
* Music/Stormzy (sometimes)
* Tion Wayne
* Unknown
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!!NY drill rappers include:
* BBG Steppa
* BLoveee
* C Blu
* Curly Savv
* DD Osama
* Dougie B
* DThang
* Dusty Locane
* Fivio Foreign
* Music/IceSpice
* Kay Flock
* Kyle Richh
* Lil Mabu
* Pop Smoke (the TropeCodifier for Brooklyn Drill)
* Ron Suno
* Rowdy Rebel (his later work)
* Sha EK
* Sha Gz
* Sheff G
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!!Other rappers associated with the style:
* Onefour (the TropeMakers and [[TropeCodifier Codifiers]] for the genre in Australia)
** J Emz
** Spenny
** Lekkz
** Celly
** YP
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* 67 (one of the [[TropeMaker trope makers of UK drill]])
* Digga D
* Fivio Foreign
* GBG/150 (one of the [[TropeMaker trope makers of UK drill]])
* Harlem Spartans (the [[TropeCodifier trope codifiers]] for UK Drill, notable because member Loski was an inspiration for Music/{{Drake}} album Scorpion)
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* [=OneFour=] (the UrExample and TropeCodifier for the genre in Australia)
** J Emz
** Spenny
** Lekkz
** Celly
** YP
* Pop Smoke (the TropeCodifier for Brooklyn Drill)
** J Emz
** Spenny
** Lekkz
** Celly
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'''Drill music''' is a much-reviled subgenre of HipHop created in Chicago, Illinois in TheNewTens, stemming from the also-maligned TrapMusic from Atlanta. Drill is a style that emphasizes the violence on the streets of "Chiraq" (called because of inner-city Chicago has an even higher fatality rate than Iraq)-- however, rather than condemning that violence, drill music utterly glorifies it. Whereas rappers from Chicago have in the past condemned violence and used their music to try to tend it (such as {{Music/Common}}, Music/LupeFiasco and Music/KanyeWest), drill rappers such as ChiefKeef, King L and Katie Got Bandz relish gang violence, murder, drug dealing, drug use, gunfights, rape, blood, misogyny, homophobia and destruction. The term "drill" even comes from the usage meaning to kill someone with an automatic weapon.
Musically, drill music features grim, minimalistic beats and simplistic, deadpan flows. The lyrics are almost always blunt, direct and riddled with grammatical inaccuracies, with [[ClusterFBomb Cluster F Bombs]] and NWordPrivileges saturating almost every line. Things like similes, metaphors, elaborate wordplay and lyricism are avoided in favor of brutality, angry threats, and tons of cursing. Horrifyingly, most drill rappers are very young, and many are still only teenagers. While sexism is incredibly prevalent, girls are featured more prominently in drill than in most hip-hop subgenres and are as brutal, foulmouthed and bloodthirsty as their male counterparts, but are still treated as MsFanservice and tend to objectify themselves. Drill music has been negatively received by critics and conscious rappers for glorifying and promoting gang violence and lacking any musicianship, creativity, or songwriting talent.
Musically, drill music features grim, minimalistic beats and simplistic, deadpan flows. The lyrics are almost always blunt, direct and riddled with grammatical inaccuracies, with [[ClusterFBomb Cluster F Bombs]] and NWordPrivileges saturating almost every line. Things like similes, metaphors, elaborate wordplay and lyricism are avoided in favor of brutality, angry threats, and tons of cursing. Horrifyingly, most drill rappers are very young, and many are still only teenagers. While sexism is incredibly prevalent, girls are featured more prominently in drill than in most hip-hop subgenres and are as brutal, foulmouthed and bloodthirsty as their male counterparts, but are still treated as MsFanservice and tend to objectify themselves. Drill music has been negatively received by critics and conscious rappers for glorifying and promoting gang violence and lacking any musicianship, creativity, or songwriting talent.
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'''Drill music''' is a much-reviled subgenre of HipHop created in Chicago, Illinois in TheNewTens, stemming from the also-maligned TrapMusic from Atlanta. Drill is a style that emphasizes the violence on the streets of "Chiraq" (called because of inner-city Chicago has an even higher fatality rate than Iraq)-- however, rather than condemning that violence, drill music utterly glorifies it. Whereas rappers from Chicago have in the past condemned violence and used their music to try to tend it (such as {{Music/Common}}, Music/LupeFiasco and Music/KanyeWest), drill rappers such as ChiefKeef, King L and Katie Got Bandz relish gang violence, murder, drug dealing, drug use, gunfights, rape, blood, misogyny, homophobia and destruction. Atlanta's TrapMusic. The term "drill" even comes from the usage slang meaning to kill someone with an automatic weapon.
Musically, drill music features grim, minimalistic beats and simplistic, deadpan flows. The lyricsare almost always blunt, direct tend to follow suit, generally being gritty, violent, and riddled direct, with grammatical inaccuracies, with [[ClusterFBomb Cluster F Bombs]] topics such as crime, gang violence, sex, and NWordPrivileges saturating almost every line. Things like similes, metaphors, elaborate wordplay drugs being common. This can be attributed to the genre's hometown of Chicago, known for its high crime and lyricism are avoided in favor of brutality, angry threats, and tons of cursing. Horrifyingly, most fatality rates (drill musicians refer to the city as "Chiraq" due to its murder rate being higher than wartime Iraq's). Many drill rappers are very young, and with many are of them achieving fame while still only teenagers. While sexism is incredibly prevalent, girls are featured more prominently in drill than in most hip-hop subgenres and are as brutal, foulmouthed and bloodthirsty as their male counterparts, but are still treated as MsFanservice and tend to objectify themselves. Drill music has been negatively received by critics and conscious rappers for glorifying and promoting gang violence and lacking any musicianship, creativity, or songwriting talent.
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'''Drill music''' is a much-reviled subgenre of HipHop created in Chicago, Illinois in TheNewTens, stemming from the also-maligned TrapMusic from Atlanta. Drill is a style that emphasizes the violence on the streets of "Chiraq" (called because of inner-city Chicago has an even higher fatality rate than Iraq)-- however, rather than condemning that violence, drill music utterly glorifies it. Whereas rappers from Chicago have in the past condemned violence and used their music to try to tend it (such as Common, LupeFiasco and Music/KanyeWest), drill rappers such as ChiefKeef, King L and Katie Got Bandz relish gang violence, murder, drug dealing, drug use, gunfights, rape, blood, misogyny, homophobia and destruction. The term "drill" even comes from the usage meaning to kill someone with an automatic weapon.
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'''Drill music''' is a much-reviled subgenre of HipHop created in Chicago, Illinois in TheNewTens, stemming from the also-maligned TrapMusic from Atlanta. Drill is a style that emphasizes the violence on the streets of "Chiraq" (called because of inner-city Chicago has an even higher fatality rate than Iraq)-- however, rather than condemning that violence, drill music utterly glorifies it. Whereas rappers from Chicago have in the past condemned violence and used their music to try to tend it (such as Common, LupeFiasco {{Music/Common}}, Music/LupeFiasco and Music/KanyeWest), drill rappers such as ChiefKeef, King L and Katie Got Bandz relish gang violence, murder, drug dealing, drug use, gunfights, rape, blood, misogyny, homophobia and destruction. The term "drill" even comes from the usage meaning to kill someone with an automatic weapon.
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'''Drill music''' is a much-reviled subgenre of HipHop created in Chicago, Illinois in TheNewTens, stemming from the also-maligned TrapMusic from Atlanta. Drill is a style that emphasizes the violence on the streets of "Chiraq" (called because of inner-city Chicago has an even higher fatality rate than Iraq)-- however, rather than condemning that violence, drill music utterly glorifies it. Whereas rappers from Chicago have in the past condemned violence and used their music to try to tend it (such as Common, LupeFiasco and KanyeWest), drill rappers such as ChiefKeef, King L and Katie Got Bandz relish gang violence, murder, drug dealing, drug use, gunfights, rape, blood, misogyny, homophobia and destruction. The term "drill" even comes from the usage meaning to kill someone with an automatic weapon.
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'''Drill music''' is a much-reviled subgenre of HipHop created in Chicago, Illinois in TheNewTens, stemming from the also-maligned TrapMusic from Atlanta. Drill is a style that emphasizes the violence on the streets of "Chiraq" (called because of inner-city Chicago has an even higher fatality rate than Iraq)-- however, rather than condemning that violence, drill music utterly glorifies it. Whereas rappers from Chicago have in the past condemned violence and used their music to try to tend it (such as Common, LupeFiasco and KanyeWest), Music/KanyeWest), drill rappers such as ChiefKeef, King L and Katie Got Bandz relish gang violence, murder, drug dealing, drug use, gunfights, rape, blood, misogyny, homophobia and destruction. The term "drill" even comes from the usage meaning to kill someone with an automatic weapon.
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Musically, drill music features grim, minimalistic beats and simplistic, deadpan flows. The lyrics are almost always blunt, direct and riddled with grammatical inaccuracies, with [[ClusterFBomb Cluster F Bombs]] and [[NWordPriveleges]] saturating almost every line. Things like similes, metaphors, elaborate wordplay and lyricism are avoided in favor of brutality, angry threats, and tons of cursing. Horrifyingly, most drill rappers are very young, and many are still only teenagers. While sexism is incredibly prevalent, girls are featured more prominently in drill than in most hip-hop subgenres and are as brutal, foulmouthed and bloodthirsty as their male counterparts, but are still treated as MsFanservice and tend to objectify themselves. Drill music has been negatively received by critics and conscious rappers for glorifying and promoting gang violence and lacking any musicianship, creativity, or songwriting talent.
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Musically, drill music features grim, minimalistic beats and simplistic, deadpan flows. The lyrics are almost always blunt, direct and riddled with grammatical inaccuracies, with [[ClusterFBomb Cluster F Bombs]] and [[NWordPriveleges]] NWordPrivileges saturating almost every line. Things like similes, metaphors, elaborate wordplay and lyricism are avoided in favor of brutality, angry threats, and tons of cursing. Horrifyingly, most drill rappers are very young, and many are still only teenagers. While sexism is incredibly prevalent, girls are featured more prominently in drill than in most hip-hop subgenres and are as brutal, foulmouthed and bloodthirsty as their male counterparts, but are still treated as MsFanservice and tend to objectify themselves. Drill music has been negatively received by critics and conscious rappers for glorifying and promoting gang violence and lacking any musicianship, creativity, or songwriting talent.
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Musically, drill music features grim, minimalistic beats and simplistic, deadpan flows. The lyrics are almost always blunt, direct and riddled with grammatical inaccuracies, with [[ClusterFBomb Cluster F Bombs]] and [[NWordPriveleges]] saturating almost every line. Things like similes, metaphors, elaborate wordplay and lyricism are avoided in favor of brutality, angry threats, and tons of cursing. Horrifyingly, most drill rappers are very young, and many are still only teenagers. While sexism is incredibly prevalent, girls are featured more prominently in drill than in most hip-hop subgenres and are as brutal, foulmouthed and bloodthirsty as their male counterparts, but are still treated as MsFanservice and tend to objectify themselves. Drill music has been negatively received by critics for glorifying and promoting gang violence and lacking any musicianship, creativity, or songwriting talent. Established rappers also tend to be appalled by drill music and what it stands for, with Lupe Fiasco saying that "the culture that it represents... scares me" and Rhymefest calling it "the theme music to murder". Be warned, this is a VERY controversial and oft-criticized style of music.
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Musically, drill music features grim, minimalistic beats and simplistic, deadpan flows. The lyrics are almost always blunt, direct and riddled with grammatical inaccuracies, with [[ClusterFBomb Cluster F Bombs]] and [[NWordPriveleges]] saturating almost every line. Things like similes, metaphors, elaborate wordplay and lyricism are avoided in favor of brutality, angry threats, and tons of cursing. Horrifyingly, most drill rappers are very young, and many are still only teenagers. While sexism is incredibly prevalent, girls are featured more prominently in drill than in most hip-hop subgenres and are as brutal, foulmouthed and bloodthirsty as their male counterparts, but are still treated as MsFanservice and tend to objectify themselves. Drill music has been negatively received by critics and conscious rappers for glorifying and promoting gang violence and lacking any musicianship, creativity, or songwriting talent. Established talent.
!!Examples of drill rappersalso tend to be appalled by drill music include
* ChiefKeef (the TropeMaker)
* Dreezy
* FredoSantana
* KatieGotBandz (a voluptuous teenage girl andwhat it stands for, with Lupe Fiasco saying that "the culture that it represents... scares me" the self-proclaimed "queen of drill")
* KingL
* LilDurk
* LilHerb
* LilMouse (a THIRTEEN-YEAR-OLD BOY who shouts things like [[RefugeInAudacity "fuck around andRhymefest calling it "the theme music to murder". Be warned, this is a VERY controversial and oft-criticized style of music.get smoked!"]])
* LilReese
* RockieFresh
* SashaGoHard
* SD
* SlimJesus
* Tink
* Tree
!!Examples of drill rappers
* ChiefKeef (the TropeMaker)
* Dreezy
* FredoSantana
* KatieGotBandz (a voluptuous teenage girl and
* KingL
* LilDurk
* LilHerb
* LilMouse (a THIRTEEN-YEAR-OLD BOY who shouts things like [[RefugeInAudacity "fuck around and
* LilReese
* RockieFresh
* SashaGoHard
* SD
* SlimJesus
* Tink
* Tree
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'''Drill music''' is a much-reviled subgenre of HipHop created in Chicago, Illinois in TheNewTens, stemming from the also-maligned TrapMusic from Atlanta. Drill is a style that emphasizes the violence on the streets of "Chiraq" (called because of inner-city Chicago has an even higher fatality rate than Iraq)-- however, rather than condemning that violence, drill music utterly glorifies it. Whereas rappers from Chicago have in the past condemned violence and used their music to try to tend it (such as Common, LupeFiasaco and KanyeWest), drill rappers relish gang violence, murder, drug dealing, drug use, gunfights, rape, blood and destruction. The term "drill" even comes from the usage meaning to kill someone with an automatic weapon. Musically, drill music features grim, minimalistic beats and simplistic, deadpan flows. The lyrics are almost always blunt, direct and riddled with grammatical inaccuracies, with [[ClusterFBomb Cluster F Bombs]] and [[NWordPriveleges]] saturating almost every line. Things like similes, metaphors, elaborate wordplay and lyricism are avoided in favor of brutality, threats, and tons of cursing.
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'''Drill music''' is a much-reviled subgenre of HipHop created in Chicago, Illinois in TheNewTens, stemming from the also-maligned TrapMusic from Atlanta. Drill is a style that emphasizes the violence on the streets of "Chiraq" (called because of inner-city Chicago has an even higher fatality rate than Iraq)-- however, rather than condemning that violence, drill music utterly glorifies it. Whereas rappers from Chicago have in the past condemned violence and used their music to try to tend it (such as Common, LupeFiasaco LupeFiasco and KanyeWest), drill rappers such as ChiefKeef, King L and Katie Got Bandz relish gang violence, murder, drug dealing, drug use, gunfights, rape, blood blood, misogyny, homophobia and destruction. The term "drill" even comes from the usage meaning to kill someone with an automatic weapon. weapon.
Musically, drill music features grim, minimalistic beats and simplistic, deadpan flows. The lyrics are almost always blunt, direct and riddled with grammatical inaccuracies, with [[ClusterFBomb Cluster F Bombs]] and [[NWordPriveleges]] saturating almost every line. Things like similes, metaphors, elaborate wordplay and lyricism are avoided in favor of brutality, angry threats, and tons ofcursing.cursing. Horrifyingly, most drill rappers are very young, and many are still only teenagers. While sexism is incredibly prevalent, girls are featured more prominently in drill than in most hip-hop subgenres and are as brutal, foulmouthed and bloodthirsty as their male counterparts, but are still treated as MsFanservice and tend to objectify themselves. Drill music has been negatively received by critics for glorifying and promoting gang violence and lacking any musicianship, creativity, or songwriting talent. Established rappers also tend to be appalled by drill music and what it stands for, with Lupe Fiasco saying that "the culture that it represents... scares me" and Rhymefest calling it "the theme music to murder". Be warned, this is a VERY controversial and oft-criticized style of music.
Musically, drill music features grim, minimalistic beats and simplistic, deadpan flows. The lyrics are almost always blunt, direct and riddled with grammatical inaccuracies, with [[ClusterFBomb Cluster F Bombs]] and [[NWordPriveleges]] saturating almost every line. Things like similes, metaphors, elaborate wordplay and lyricism are avoided in favor of brutality, angry threats, and tons of
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'''Drill music''' is a much-reviled subgenre of HipHop created in Chicago, Illinois in TheNewTens, stemming from the also-maligned TrapMusic from Atlanta. Drill is a style that emphasizes the violence on the streets of "Chiraq" (called because of inner-city Chicago has an even higher fatality rate than Iraq)-- however, rather than condemning that violence, drill music utterly glorifies it. Whereas rappers from Chicago have in the past condemned violence and used their music to try to tend it (such as Common, LupeFiasaco and KanyeWest), drill rappers relish gang violence, murder, drug dealing, drug use, gunfights, rape, blood and destruction. The term "drill" even comes from the usage meaning to kill someone with an automatic weapon. Musically, drill music features grim, minimalistic beats and simplistic, deadpan flows. The lyrics are almost always blunt, direct and riddled with grammatical inaccuracies, with [[ClusterFBomb Cluster F Bombs]] and [[NWordPriveleges]] saturating almost every line. Things like similes, metaphors, elaborate wordplay and lyricism are avoided in favor of brutality, threats, and tons of cursing.