Young Thug

Noisey sits down with the eye of young Atlanta Cam Kirk, discussing his iconic work with artists like Young Thug, Gucci Mane, Migos, and Bankroll Fresh.

Noisey goes behind the scenes for Young Thung's music video for his song "Wyclef Jean."

In the season finale of Noisey Atlanta, Thomas travels to the house where Peewee Longway and Young Thug shot the video to "Loaded."

How does a song become popular? In episode nine of Noisey Atlanta, we look at the backbone of the trap scene: the producers.

In episode eight of Noisey Atlanta, we examine just how quickly the ups and downs can happen in the trap world.

In episode seven of Noisey Atlanta, Thomas enters iLoveMakonnen’s strange world, which is driven by peace, love, and mushrooms.

In episode six of Noisey Atlanta, Thomas enters the world of 2 Chainz, one of the biggest rappers alive.

We ride along with a police officer through East Atlanta's Zone 6 to learn about the complicated sprawling neighborhoods of the city and what the cops think of Gucci.

Thomas enters the strange world of the ATL Twins, the brothers that live a life that’s akin to a Shakespearean farce costumed by streetwear.

Thomas continues his conversation with Coach K about the origin of trap music, beginning with Young Jeezy's 2004 mixtape, Tha Streets Iz Watchin (according to Coach).

Host Thomas Morton

"When a rapper's rapping, you should be able to smell the dope cooking."