The Souf Got Something To Say
The Souf Got Something To Say
Podcast Description
The Souf Got Something to Say is a celebration of Southern hip hop, culture, and the voices that changed the game from the ground up. Hosted by Souf, each episode dives deep into the roots, rhythms, and raw energy of the South — from Houston’s chopped & screwed legacy to Atlanta’s trap takeover, New Orleans bounce, Memphis soul, and everything in between.
This podcast is for the hip hop heads, the cultural historians, the Southern folks who’ve lived it, and anyone who ever felt counted out. Through storytelling, commentary, and cultural breakdowns.
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The podcast covers a broad spectrum of topics related to Southern hip hop culture, including exploration of specific genres like trap, crunk, bounce, and chopped & screwed. Examples include dissecting the cultural impact of artists such as OutKast and Scarface, along with episodes dedicated to the evolution of regional sounds and the narratives of the artists who shaped them.
The Souf Got Something to Say is a celebration of Southern hip hop, culture, and the voices that changed the game from the ground up. Hosted by Souf, each episode dives deep into the roots, rhythms, and raw energy of the South — from Houston’s chopped & screwed legacy to Atlanta’s trap takeover, New Orleans bounce, Memphis soul, and everything in between.
This podcast is for the hip hop heads, the cultural historians, the Southern folks who’ve lived it, and anyone who ever felt counted out. Through storytelling, commentary, and cultural breakdowns.
Before trap, crunk, bounce, or chopped & screwed—there was silence. The South was shut out, laughed at, and labeled too slow for the game. But in 1995, that changed.
In this debut episode of The Souf Got Something to Say, host Souf breaks down the roots of Southern hip hop, the disrespect it faced, and the moment OutKast’s Andre 3000 shook the industry with one line: “The South got something to say.”
Featuring quotes and insight from legends like Scarface, Pimp C, Big Boi, and Master P, this episode sets the tone for a series that goes deep into the culture, grind, and sound of the South.
Tap in. The South been had something to say.
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