Thizz subgenre

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Thizz (SubGenre of Bay Area Hip Hop)

Bay Area Hip Hop Music popularized by the late Mac Dre (Andre Hicks) that often is centered around concepts similar to hyphy (such as getting stupid, going dumb) and sometimes with a more gangster appeal. Unlike Hyphy's uptempo pace and drum pattern, Thizz beats are often slower paced with a more club friendly appeal while using druggedout type of sounds. The music is often put into the cateragory of Hyphy music, however Thizz and Hyphy music developed around the same time in the Bay Area yet are often associated with eachother because of lyrical subjects, shared region, and artists representing both musics like Mistah F.A.B.


Some of the most well known Thizz songs

"Get Stupid" - Mac Dre "Feelin' Myself" - Mac Dre "Thizzle Dance" - Mac Dre "Since 84'" - Mac Mostly anything Mac Dre post 2000.

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