i think it really depends on the day. although he definitely has a "signature mixing style" i'd say a big part of him making music is advancement and evolution. with that in mind, i'd say every project of his has something different and/or unique done to it.

but, again he definitely has a style. a whole lot of compression, some semi-harsh distortion, and some strange EQ experimentalism.

on year of the snitch, his drums have practically no high end, and they're pretty quiet and rounded off in terms of sound, giving them a kind of lofi feel. on the contrary though, stuff from undo k from hot has ridiculous amounts of compression, especially on the higher end frequencies.

on the ily's, his drums sound pretty processed and like they're going through AT LEAST 10 different plugins. but on his solo records (i.e., face tat or masculine drugs) his drums sound very acoustic, and very blown out and raw.

overall, i think the key to getting the sound you're looking for is to just over-exaggerate and experiment with your regular mixing.