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drill music 

Sub-genre of Hip Hop's trap music originating in Chicago's impoverished south and west sides. Where as traditional trap lyrics from Atlanta more so concern drug dealing or 'trapping', drill music's lyrics are more violent and aggressive, reflecting the violent nature of some of Chicago neighborhoods that made it the murder capital of America in 2012. Drill music was nationally popularized in early 2012 by likes of Chief Keef, King Louie and Lil Durk among others.
Keith: Hey man im going to work out what music should i listen too, i was thinking young scooter and Gucci Mane
Warner: nah man thats ridin, chillin music, for working out you should listen to those boys from chicago with their drill music, its very aggressive, hard and simply great to work out to
drill music by dman644 November 7, 2013
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Drill music 

Another example of the cesspool mainstream hip hop has become. It gained popularity when Chicago rapper Chief a Keef released "Don't Like" in 2012. Ever since, drill has taken over the mainstream rap scene and replaced trap music as the hottest thing in rap. And just like bass, bounce, crunk, Reggaeton, dancehall, snap and trap, drill will be hot for a couple of years and be replaced with another shitty rap subgenre that promotes ignorance and black on black violence.
Drill music artists:chief keef, lil durk, lil Reese, young chop, fredo santana, DeJ loaf, lil mouse, 2chainz, Bobby shmurda, og Maco, ot Genasis, DJ mustard, kid ink, rae sremmurd, asap ferg, TeeFLii,rich homie quan,young thug and ilovemakonnen
Drill music by Rythymfree January 12, 2015

Drill music 

A type of music most young people listen to nowadays.
Person 1: "What type of music is the song 'keisha becky'?"
Person 2: "Easyyyy! It's drill music"
Drill music by annonoymouss June 20, 2019

drill music in zion 

A kick ass album by lupe fiasco that’s finally dropping, june 24
Drill music in Zion will be the album of the year
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