Bruce Dillon Vows to Bring Real Hip-Hop Back to New Orleans with New Visual "I'm Like That"

In a city where Bounce music and gritty street anthems often dominate the airwaves, Bruce Dillon is carving out a distinct lane of his own—ushering in a revival of true hip-hop in the heart of New Orleans. With the release of his latest music video, “I’m Like That,” Dillon reaffirms his commitment to restoring lyrical depth and classic hip-hop culture to the local scene.

While New Orleans has a rich and influential musical legacy, the spotlight has rarely been on traditional hip-hop. Bruce Dillon, however, is determined to shift that narrative. He’s been consistently dropping freestyles over iconic instrumentals, breathing life into a sound that has often taken a backseat in his hometown. His weekly releases have built a strong following of listeners craving bars, authenticity, and real storytelling.

“I’m Like That” is more than just a track—it’s a statement piece, reaffirming Dillon’s place as one of the few New Orleans artists committed to lyricism, classic flow, and hip-hop fundamentals. With sharp wordplay and a confident delivery, Bruce Dillon reminds fans and critics alike that there's still a space for real rap in the Crescent City.

As the New Orleans music landscape continues to evolve, Bruce Dillon is standing firm in his mission: to represent hip-hop in its purest form while still carrying the pride of his city.

Follow Bruce Dillon on Instagram @realbrucedillon and watch the official video for “I’m Like That”—a breath of fresh air for hip-hop lovers from NOLA and beyond.