Connie Diiamond - Ghetto & Ratchet - Live Session | Vevo ctrl Since Vevo’s studio is located in Brooklyn, it’s only natural that our crew has an ear to the NYC streets. Connie Diiamond has been flooding from automobile and apartment windows for a minute in the Apple, and it seems like every summer barbecue soundtrack will include “Ghetto & Ratchet.” Whether it’s her original version or the remix with Remy Ma on the stereo might depend on the borough you're in. As the video suggests, it’s a track for booty shaking, riding with homies, and exercising the lowest depth of your vocal register. Reppin’ the Bronx, Connie throws most of her weight around in the city’s sample-forward drill scene. Last year’s “Move” channeled Ludacris’ comically aggressive 2001 hit, doing away with the original’s mugging. Real fans know Connie can flow over any type vibe. Click through her discography and you’ll find mixtapes chock full of mid-‘00s chop & screwed beats and bouncy Southern 808s that sound like ...