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20/04/2016

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18/03/2016

19/01/2016

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18/01/2016

Everyone knows at least one person in their
circle that aspires to be a rapper. Can’t say we
blame them, the hip-hop movement is easy to
get swept up in. For at least a generation,
rappers have set the trends of urban music,
even for R&B crooners. Just ask Chris Brown
or Trey Songz — both have alter-egos as
rhyme-spitters.
When the culture was birthed in the basement
of a Bronx tenement in the 1970s, no one
imagined it would eventually become a multi-
million dollar enterprise. From the days of
rhyming in public parks to spitting in sold-out
arenas, rap has come a long way. Emcees like
Queen Latifah and Uncle Luke to N.W.A. and
Biggie have all had a major role in building
hip-hop from the ground up.
This list was a tough one to knock out with so
many artists having made a major impact on
the culture — Slick Rick and his storytelling,
all of Wu-Tang showing people how the group
thing should be done and Big Pun putting on
for Latinos. Nonetheless, TheDrop.fm have
narrowed it down to hip-hop acts whose music
remains timeless.

Hip-hop and R&B music news, pictures, songs and videos from today's hottest hip-hop and R&B stars.

18/01/2016

Tupac Shakur was
one of the most
dynamic, influential
and self-destructive pop
stars of the Nineties.
The rapper's husky voice
described his stark
contradictions, setting misogyny against
praise of strong women, hard-won wisdom
against the violence of the "thug life" —
words he had tattooed across his torso. The
critical and commercial successes of his
music (as well as his modest achievements
as an actor) were continually
overshadowed by his legal and personal
entanglements..
we_love_shakur

29/12/2015

I listen to rap. I grew up listening to rap. Since I was old enough to enjoy music, rap has been one of my favorite genres. It remains so to this day.

I'm not just talking about mainstream or party-mix rap. I am talking about hard-core rap, underground rap, and rap performed by artists that nine out of ten rap fans have never heard of.

So given that I am a genuine rap aficionado, how can it be that I largely agree with liberals like the late anti-rap activist Delores Tucker and conservatives like Bill O'Reilly who argue that rap is a destructive influence on underprivileged black youths?

01/11/2015

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25/09/2015

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25/09/2015

Krytorkip say xo......vol 1
To understand the history of rap, you need to
know two things:
1. Rap is talking in rhyme to the rhythm of a
beat.
2. Hip-hop is a culture, a way of life for a
society of people who identify, love, and
cherish rap, break dancing, DJing, and graffiti.