"Chopped and Screwed" is a music remixing technique that originated in the Houston hip-hop scene during the 1990s. It involves slowing down the tempo of a song and applying various effects, such as skipping beats and repeating sections, to create a unique sound. This style is often associated with the late DJ Screw, who popularized the technique and influenced many artists. The technique is commonly used in Southern hip-hop and has gained recognition beyond its regional roots. "Chopped and Screwed" remixes can be found in various genres, showcasing the versatility of this innovative approach to music production.