Crunk

Mr. Arasheben designed the colossus of hip-hop jewels three years ago for rapper Lil Jon: an enormous gold necklace that spells out "CRUNK AIN'T DEAD" with 3,756 round-cut white diamonds (Crunk is a southern rap subgenre that Lil Jon -- real name, Jonathan Mortimer Smith -- has struggled to keep alive).

Culture of Bling Clangs to Earth as the Recession Melts Rappers' Ice 2009

Another hip-hop star, Lil Jon, is affiliated with the energy drink called Crunk!!!

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Drink Like a Saint, is better explained by the PR that Todd "Crunk" Price sent me:

Appetites 2010

In fact, producer and artist Lil Jon, who is credited with originating the sound, is quoted by Scratch Magazine that while developing the "Crunk" sound he "was inspired by the synthesizer sounds of rave / dance music he heard playing in Atlanta strip clubs."

ThugLifeArmy.com 2009

Lil 'John is famouse for all things dealing with "Crunk" right?

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In fact, producer and artist Lil Jon, who is credited with originating the sound, is quoted by Scratch Magazine that while developing the "Crunk" sound he "was inspired by the synthesizer sounds of rave / dance music he heard playing in Atlanta strip clubs."

ThugLifeArmy.com 2009

In fact, producer and artist Lil Jon, who is credited with originating the sound, is quoted by Scratch Magazine that while developing the "Crunk" sound he "was inspired by the synthesizer sounds of rave / dance music he heard playing in Atlanta strip clubs."

ThugLifeArmy.com 2009

Mind you, Marc Acardipane is still persevering, I never noticed he put this out (also on eMusic) ( "Crunk" on that EP is good, I always thought there was something gabba-like about Lil Jon's sound) and there was this earlier in the year.

blissblog 2009

In fact, producer and artist Lil Jon, who is credited with originating the sound, is quoted by Scratch Magazine that while developing the "Crunk" sound he "was inspired by the synthesizer sounds of rave / dance music he heard playing in Atlanta strip clubs."

ThugLifeArmy.com 2009

In fact, producer and artist Lil Jon, who is credited with originating the sound, is quoted by Scratch Magazine that while developing the "Crunk" sound he "was inspired by the synthesizer sounds of rave / dance music he heard playing in Atlanta strip clubs."

ThugLifeArmy.com 2009