The Detroit hip-hop scene is uniquely talented, possesses its own distinct sound, and has moved toward a more collective and unified approach to succeed worldwide.

“I think we just got our own sound and and it's like we we've been like shadowed and like you know what I'm saying for so long it's just like we breaking out now and it's like the whole city the whole city talented you know what I mean and we just got our own sign I think that's what make it special”

The collective success of Detroit rappers is organic and stems from artists becoming tired of internal conflict and realizing that working together helps push their agenda.

“It was one of them situations where you know how you and another person both might be thinking the same thing but somebody just said first we said the [ __ ] at the same time it was one of them like man every time I talk to a [ __ ] that's from the city that had that mind state it was like damn I wa”