Ever Notice Lil Jon Used This Same Sound On Every Song? #shorts #liljon #usher #sound

[mvtay]

I’m convinced this man knows every song in existence

[Sunkhrist]

That synth was everywhere in the 2000s 😂😂

[BigV]

It’s why we liked Lil Jon tbh. At that time each region had their own unique sound so it was refreshing to hear that.

[Thebestgoodmovieshow]

Lil John made them HORNS the official sound of rap for years. The fact that he could pump out so many hits with that sound is still so amazing.

[phaedrahbot]

That's that ATL crunk sound! Ruled the early 2000s; 'specially in the clubs!!!

[pbcman]

Lil John had that secret Sauce he couldn't lose😅

[ashleygardner]

And we danced our asses off, in the club, in the 2000s, to every. Damn. Song! All bangers!

[vayoha]

That "Freak a Leek" 💃🏿💃🏾💃🏽💃🏻💃🏿

[Lyrics_Everywhere]

He used a defined type of song instead of a tag, it was just like Hearing "Konvict!" or "Young Mula Baby" before a song, you already knew it was a bop even before listening

[Astro-J]

That last song INSTANTLY threw my mind and memories back in the clubs in 07' 😂Song still 🔥

[natalierose]

Certified bops all the way through 🎶🏆💃🏽

[VM]

That's that 2000's crunk. Lil' Jon had the clubs jumping and asses thumping.

[Pooky]

Lol happy he brought this up because that sound was everywhere in the Crunk era.

[gold.berrry]

Me laying in bed shaking me ass to these💀

[VIVALDITYAWAN]

exactly, hearing this is like bring back heaven in golden era of early 2000s hip hop 🔥

[NightKilla]

Usher - Yeah, the best song of this list

[Mobcityrecords]

Yep he definitely had his own signature sound

[kaostarot]

That sound was called the platinum string in FL studios was definitely a major staple in 2000s hip hop & r&b

[groidcel]

Yeah came out in 2002. I remember the day pretty vividly too. Jamn 95.5 played it on a weekday afternoon around 4:50PM in December of 2002. The DJ said damn this song is good and played it on repeat.

[nisarojas]

The transition from Snap ya fingaz to Cyclone was CLEAN