Young Chop Denies Waka Flocka Originated Drill: He Was Influenced by Us (Flashback)
April 7, 2020
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7:08Now PlayingYoung Chop Denies Waka Flocka Originated Drill: He Was Influenced by Us (Flashback)
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as posted by the channelIn this flashback, Young Chop opened up about evolving as a producer and trying to work with as many artists as he can. He also spoke about being in the middle of the Drill movement in Chicago, but Chop couldn't pinpoint who was the first person to pioneer the sound. During the conversation, Young Chop also addressed people saying that Waka Flocka originated the Drill sound, which he said couldn't be true because Waka was around a lot of Chicago people when he started. To hear Young Chop's full thoughts on the situation, hit the above clip.
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