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1994: Keak Da Sneak invented the word 'Hyphy' which was brought to the attention of other rappers such as E-40 and Too $hort.

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1994: Keak Da Sneak invented the word 'Hyphy' which was brought to the attention of other rappers such as E-40 and Too $hort.

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The slang term 'Hyphy' came from the word 'Hyperactive'. This makes a lot of sense because Bay area sounds are very bass driven to make the audience go crazy, in other words 'Go dumb or go Hyphy'. If the beat is not bass driven in terms of fat 808s and heavy sub bass then its not a bay area song. 

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The slang term 'Hyphy' came from the word 'Hyperactive'. This makes a lot of sense because Bay area sounds are very bass driven to make the audience go crazy, in other words 'Go dumb or go Hyphy'. If the beat is not bass driven in terms of fat 808s and heavy sub bass then its not a bay area song. 

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Keak Da Sneak invented the term 'Hyphy' and was the leader of the hyphy movement during the mid 90s. He was a trendsetter from the music to the clothes and music videos. He had a major hit with E-40 called 'Tell me when to go' which created buzz around California, so much buzz that the USA Today interviewed E-40 and he said "Every record label was getting at us at that time, but we fumbled the ball,". This shows the increase in recognition from other states at that time.

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2006: This time 'Hyphy' has been set in stone. Passing of Mac Dre made other rappers such as E-40, Too $hort, Mistah F.A.B, Keak Da Sneak continue the legacy.

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lyrical content and flow
trends clothing

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Hyphy movement consists of...

1. Sideshows (parties)

2. Ghost Riding in the whip/ doing donuts (whilst the vehicle is moving the driving walks alongside it)

3. Going stupid ( when a song comes on everyone is hyper)

4. Stunna Shades (oversized eyewear)

5. Shake em dreads

Its even down to the way artists from Oakland dress that makes them stand apart from other artists. A white plain shirt, jordan retro 1's and a pair blue jeans.

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E-40 - Tell Me When To Go (Official Music Video) | Warner Records

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Lyrically bay area music and hip hop in general have some similar context. Talking about crime, police, money, drugs, sex and violence.

However bay area songs tend to talk about life in where they reside  'going stupid' on a beat and making up a dance for it to trend sometimes.

In terms of artists flowing with the beat there's a particular style that artists such as Sob x Rbe and blueface do. According to Hillary Crosly Croker falling off the beat is a style which E-40 started.
E-40 started this flow in the late 90's and people found it weird but quickly grew on people and made it a style.

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Someone who took a big interest in the production of bay area beats is Dj Mustard who is well known for is producing. In 2010 bay area sound resurfaced again as Dj Mustard selected a few stylistic features from bay area sounds such as the fast tempo and a catchy synthesised melody to give a club oriented feel.

Dj Mustard made hit singles like Rack City by Tyga peaked at #53 on the Billboard charts on the 17.3.2012, Don't Tell em by Jeremiah hit #5 on the Billboard hot 100 on the 14.11.2014 , 2 on by Tinashe charted at #24 on the Billboard hot 100 on the 9.8.2014.
These figures shows just how much Dj Mustard had impacted the charts and influenced today's music.

Whilst Dj Mustard brought bay area sound to the forefront in the West Coast and internationally. According to an article on East Bay Express artists such as Skipper and Jay Ant were upset that their home signature sound was taken by those who were not from the bay. (Voynovskaya, 2015)

Mustard's beats have structural similarities to hyphy songs that penetrated the airwaves in the mid-2000s, and some people like Skipper in the music industry have accused him of stealing a distinctly Bay Area aesthetic.

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Official P-Lo. (2018). P-Lo Samesquad. Available: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0SeZHOqSsZA. Last accessed 21 Jan 2019.

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Nastia Voynovskaya. (2015). The East Bay Hip-Hop Scene Will No Longer Be Ignored . Available: https://www.eastbayexpress.com/oakland/the-east-bay-hip-hop-scene-will-no-longer-be-ignored/Content?oid=4235830. Last accessed 21 Jan 2019.

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GBEATZ. (2018). RJ x Joe Moses Stop It [Prod. By DJ Mustard] [New 2018]. Available: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C8AF_R7l0pI. Last accessed 21 Jan 2019.

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RJ x Joe Moses - Stop It [Prod. By DJ Mustard] [New 2018]

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Genius. (2018). Why Is Everyone Rapping Offbeat? | Genius News. Available: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rUdTic69Z_k. Last accessed 2018.

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Vibe. (November 1, 2011 ). Drake Debuts Hyphy Influenced Track 'The Motto' (Feat. Lil Wayne). Available: 

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Vibe. (November 1, 2011 ). Drake Debuts Hyphy Influenced Track 'The Motto' (Feat. Lil Wayne). Available: 

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https://www.vibe.com/2011/11/drake-debuts-hyphy-influenced-track-motto-feat-lil-wayne. Last accessed 4th Feb 2019.

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Drake - The Motto (Explicit) ft. Lil Wayne, Tyga

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On the record 11 tracks were used 6 tracks consisting of claps which gives the song pure rhythm and flow.

Straight away the fat 808 bass is in your face with a mid tempo of 101bpm. The bass sets the tone for the record and compliments the rhythmic claps on the song.
This definitely has some hyphy features. The 808 bass is simple yet fat and boomy this is what gives the track the bay area bounce, however without the claps there is no rhythm and T - Minus made sure there was a variety of claps in this track. What I love about this track in particular is the way a few claps were used but they filled the spaces of the beat so the beat does not sound too much or too empty.

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Genius . (2017). The Making Of Drake's "The Motto" With T-Minus | Deconstructed . Available: 

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Genius . (2017). The Making Of Drake's "The Motto" With T-Minus | Deconstructed . Available: 

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=92AcXcNu0sk. Last accessed 4th Feb 2019.

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The Making Of Drake's "The Motto" With T-Minus | Deconstructed

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In the mid 70's Hip Hop has been influencing the East and West Coast simultaneously by the culture itself, for example the breakdancing, graffiti art and DJing. However the origins of West Coast Hip Hop came about through Party scenes there were more Djing events than rapping in the West and electronic music had influenced West Coast Hip Hop immensely. which formed dances at parties called popping n locking. This was all about. This already gave the West Coast their own style.

The 1980's was the golden age for West Coast Hip Hop as many artist and sub - genres started to emerge. For example Mixmaster Spade defined Gangsta Rap and had his own Compton Posse, the group included Toddy Tee

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You need to compare a Hyphy track to another style of Hip-Hop track.
You can explain the key features of Hyphy music in much more detail -what features make it stand out as Hyphy?

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You haven't really answered your title question - what was the impact of Hyphy? How did it influence other artists & Hip-Hop styles?
What were some key events, tracks and industry movements which had an impact & influence?