Trap music
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A type of rap music where rhyming nigga with nigga is apparently acceptable because of the raw and gritty nature of the songs.
Typical trap music verse:
We crazy killier niggas one super nigga
Big black nigga nigga nigga nigga nigga
Sup my nigga nigga you a nigga
Me and my squad be nigga niggas -
A sub genre of music, originating from South America at around 2000, with influences from hip hop, dupstep, rap and trance music. It was named so because it was developed by rappers gathered in [traps] to express their problems.This music features the sound of the brass, triangle, triplet hi hats, loud kicks, snappy snares and low end 808 bass samples (mostly produced by Roland TR-808 Drum Machine) and it gives the feeling of a dark, grim and leaking background to the listener. Until 2012, this genre was exclusively based on rap and hip hop , then lots of electronic music producers, influenced by the increased EDM pupularity, added trap music in the EDM family.
Theres some confusion when it comes to describing the word trap, because nowadays it is used by both rappers for their hip hop tracks and by electronic producers for their dance beats, so it describes two diffirent sub-categories of the same style .
Currently, these are the most famous categories of this style:
[Hardcore Trap] (heavy-bass and uneasy beats)
[EDM Trap] (influenced by dubstep, dirty, hot dance tracks with naughty, tough drops commonly known as party shit
[Hip Hop Trap] (Non-EDM based music, with vocals the basic element, unlike other styles, the closest thing to original)
[Chill Trap](Chilly, relaxed and beautiful tracks, great for falling asleep, the exact opposite of the First two)
[Future Trap] (Music that refers to the past, illustrates the future and expresses the present) -
(ElectronicDanceMusic) Bass music that shares similarities with dub-step. although they shares drum arrangements it is often accompanied with the (hey) associated with some southern rap. the builds and drops of the bass are more subtle in trap music than dub-step.
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Trance Rap = Trap
And just like that, weve all been mind fucked~
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Similar to trap houses in the underworld drug trade, trap music is a style of Hip-Hop originally created by decent individuals as a means incorporating traps for dangerous individuals to fall into in reality; meant as a means of finding out and knowing whos who in society.
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Music northerners( Philly, NY) play to attract southern women to their hotel room/bedroom...Country tunes, southern (gold teef) rappers...ect...
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[Trap] is a style of popular music that FUCKING SUCKS and is TERRIBLE. All [trap] music is just the same five TR-808 patterns with some [SoundCloud rapper] singing the most edgy shit he can come up with.
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Rhythmically torturous music. It’s defined by its [monotonous] [unimaginative] [cadence] and performed by lost children with no hope or direction.
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Someone said [crap music] but a music vampire misheard it as [Trap music] and the shitty combination of rap dub and dubstep was born into a the magnificently terrible new [music genre] mainstream era have come to love for retarded lyrics and meaningless creation.
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Its a type of TERRIBLE Rap, hence [Trap music]. It is [void] of any [rhyming] talent or actual musical ability.
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Trap music is based on use of the 808 Roland drum machine, pitched and re-sampled hiphop/rap vocals, pipe flutes, gangsta synth leads, and various FX. Similar to rap without the main vocal, Trap music has been gaining lots of attention from major DJ’s and labels. Although, the style originated many years ago, Trap music has recently been making a new school comeback in many new forms such as “Trap”, “Chirp”, “SeaPunk”, “PsyTrap”, and “TrapStep”. Earliest known examples can be found by artists such as Triple Six Mafia, UGK, Swisha House, and Gucci Mane. Tempos range widely from 135-175bpm which is uncommon for most major genres of electronic dance music (EDM).
In laymen’s terms, Trap music would be best described as a recipe;
1/3 hip hop (tempo and song structure similar) – however vocals are usually pitched lower or higher
1/3 dubstep (similar drum arrangements, different builds and drops)
1/3 dub (Low frequency focus and strong emphasis on repetitiveness throughout a song)@Becky wrong
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