Hi guys!
I’m Karreuche and I’m about to see which one of these new West Coast Rappers gets my cosign.
I think true West Coast artists like the Nipseys, the YGs.
I think they still have that same energy as old school West Coast rappers just a little
bit modern, a little bit updated or maybe what they're talking about is a little bit
different.
That's why I am such a huge fan of these guys because they stayed true to their West Coast
roots.
Ah shit.
I know who this is.
Blueface.
Wait, this is “Bussdown, Thotiana”? I'm so out the loop. “Thotiana” is called “Thotiana.”
This is called “Bussdown.”
Okay, I know who Blueface is because obviously I know “Thotiana” which as my brother
would say, is a banger.
Bussdown, so he's driving the bus.
I like it.
If I was ready to go ... Getting ready to go to the club and I needed some bass or something,
I like it.
The words are kinda slow.
I could probably learn the lines and just rock with it.
He got Offset on the song, which is dope.
I don’t know about these graphics though!
Doja!
Tia Tamera!
I love Doja because she's just fucking her.
She's just unapologetically her.
Ooh eggs on the titties.
This whole thing I feel you can tell she has so much creative control with this.
Doja’s just on a whole other level and I fuck with it.
I saw Doja on the Verified video that she did.
From there I was just like, "Who is this girl?
She is so dope.
She's in a cow outfit.
She's got a burger in her hand.
She's talking about, bitch I'm a cow, moo.”
At first, I was like, not laughing at it.
I was like, "This is funny."
Then I'm like, "I really like her.
I really like this."
Her aura, her energy, her style it's just dope.
It takes a lot of confidence.
I love this shot.
I can feel the room.
I like that angle of just the whole…
I love that he has a beautiful black woman in his video.
I feel like I'm in his head.
This is something I will listen to.
Late night driving home from wherever I'm coming from, windows down, a little AC on,
smoking a little something something, and it's a vibe.
It's like it's not too aggressive.
It's not too hard, but you feel that beat, that bass.
It’s very LA and I love it.
Is this lean?
Imma pause this real quick.
One thing that I hate, I cannot stand, is lean.
I know it's a big thing in the culture, a lot of rappers fuck with it.
I hate it so much, and that's the first thing ... Oh God.
I hate it because I've been around people who have drank it or whatever the case is
and the effects.
I don’t…
Nah.
I don’t even wanna watch this shit no more.
This dude in the yellow.
He ain't black and he just said, nigga.
Like a lot of East Coasters from New York, if you're Dominican, Puerto Rican, Spanish
saying, nigga you're good.
But in LA, for me, it was always like, if you're not black, you don't say it. It just, it is what it is.
But you can tell these niggas don't give a fuck.
They're drinking lean and smoking blunts and they got guns.
I do kinda like the song.
If I'm in my mood or whatever.
It sound like YG a little bit or whatever.
I'm pretty sure they have a huge fan base because it's a different generation out there.
Ah, this is Saweetie.
I haven't seen this entire video yet, but I fuck with her.
I think she's cute.
I like her personality, she like a dope cute hood girl.
When I first heard it I, off the top, knew where it came from, “Freek-A-Leek.”
Yeah. Petey Pablo.
But I think it’s dope that she put her own twist to it.
I met her at New York fashion week and we kinda made eye contact, but we didn't say
anything, but then she came up to me and was like, "Hey, we made eye contact earlier.
I just want to introduce myself."
I thought that was dope, because nowadays women don't do that shit.
And I think it was then that I was like, "Okay, I really fuck with her."
She's a dope chick.
She not tripping on no drama, no nothing and I like that.
So yeah, I fuck with her.
Wait.
Is this the right song for this video?
I'm so confused.
Okay.
It's making me laugh and I don't know why.
I'm so confused.
I feel like memes play a huge role in music because it opens up that lane of, if you don't
have a manager and a record label and a team behind you, you can easily book your own studio,
make a song, whatever, and put it out.
If it's a hit, if it gets picked up, if it's a meme whatever, it's the hugest thing in the world.
It's very different, but it's today's world.
I like the range of all the artists that I just saw and they pretty much all had good songs.
I think I liked all of them depending on my mood, you know what I'm saying, for the day
or whatever it is.
I'm definitely going to look up Maxo after this.
I really fucked with his ... I think it's the vision too is what sold me.
I just genuinely Saweetie and everything that she's about, but then MAXSO also just sticks
with me.
I like Doja Cat.
I love Doja Cat.
Shit.
Shit!
So the rapper that gets my cosign, out of all, is Saweetie.
I've been rocking with her since from before.
I just think she's a dope chick and I think she has a lot of ... She has longevity in
her career.
I think the future for West Coast Hip hop is different from what it's been before.
You just don't know because I just saw a whole bunch of different West Coast artists, a whole
bunch of different videos, different styles.
The possibilities are endless I would say.
One time my friend ... I was hanging out with my friend and his sister and she was ghost
riding the whip.
She fell out the car.
Oh Lord, I could just ... I see it now.
Like, with us looking back and she's just back there on the floor.
Oh my God, it was too funny.