How A British YouTuber Shook Up The Entire Hip-Hop World

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[gadielphilip]

I find it hilarious that when people were angry about the Von is a serial killer video, but when you ask them if Von was capping they get even more defensive. Trap lore Ross does detailed and researched that's available to the public

[D.J.Paige]

TLR is educational. He shows the true parts of Hip Hop. Those criticizing him either don't want the truth shown to the world, or don't want to see the truth.

[rayneozier]

TLR is one of the best documentarians on the platform. He’s not a culture vulture, he’s not the feds, he’s just a great researcher who makes quality videos.

[bhekuyisembhele]

I'm genuinely happy TLR is finally getting worldwide attention. Been a subscriber for a couple of years now. He makes really great, in-depth. And he's very funny, also. "How Tupac Faked His Death" is amongst my favourite videos of his 😂

[pankace]

Von fans want us to accept everything he rapped about as 100% fact, but also think of him as a good person who definitely wasn't a serial killer. It's honestly ridiculous.

[tastysewers]

I respect traplore ross but the hair cut at 0:06 was a hate crime to all barbers.

[RiqueG]

TLR is one of the best YouTubers out there. Love his videos, they are very detailed.

[kylebenbow]

I love some hip-hop journalism. I like when channels (like this one) does the research and present them in an interesting and compelling way.

[whease]

Happy to see Trap Lore Ross receiving his flowers, 🐐

[joshuataylor]

Tlr is the premier documentarian in hip hop, his videos will be studied for years in the future. His research, delivery, and editing are top notch. Glad you covered him.

[RuslanKD]

This was a great video about Ross’ background. Happy he was able to find his own sweet spot.

[Wynter_Heat]

If more people had a passion they wouldn’t have time to be worried by someone else’s.
Unless your passion is clocking other peoples so that you may appropriately give them their flowers. Thanks for this piece on TrapLore Ross Yassine … I’ve been following you both for about five years and this makes me proud.😊

[heatholderinc]

The limewire era ran alongside the peak of the mixtape game. Dope era

[amandaredd]

Talking about something doesn't constitue as glorifying. That drives me crazy when people say that! He's essentially telling a story which often includes bad parts. If he'd glossed over said bad parts, he would've been cruxified for that, too. He doesn't attach positive words though his passion is evident in general so maybe that's what some people misconstrue to be glorifying? I don't freaking know! I think he's awesome. Great piece, Yassine ❤

[braziliannigga]

As a black person myself, I think that all the political pandering has made a lack of accountability one of our cultural traits, lol .
A sho0t the message type of situation

[CJCJCJCJCJCJC]

These YouTube “documentaries” are getting out of hand now they making YouTube documentaries about YouTube documentaries😭

[ya_boielijah]

Lets be real: this nigga has done more research on the hiphop scene then all of us in highschool combined

[bingbongx]

You and TLR are easily the best hip-hop journalists

[HaircombMan]

Ross' view on hip-hop is really refreshing to hear. I love his positive spin on it. He definitely deserves the title of Hip-hop historian.

[amandaredd]

I love Trap Lore Ross. He's very knowledgeable and has a clear love and respect for rap and hip hop. TLR and BlackySpeakz are two of my top favorites in this genre of commentary