Hip hop music
Hip hop music, also called hip-hop or rap music, is a music genre developed in the United States by inner-city African Americans and Latino Americans in the Bronx borough of New York City in the 1970s.
Hip Hop Music People (First 49 people) - Page 11
Tony Mortimer
British singer
Simon Britton
Record producer
Allday
Australian rapper
Remy Banks
Rapper
Wayne Lotek Bennett
Songwriter
Paul Nakad
Australian actor
Afrikan Boy
Musical artist
Joe Blakk
Rapper
Lil Ric
American rapper
Cold 187um
Rapper
Young Dre the Truth
American hip-hop artist
Little Bruce
American rapper
Stevie Joe
American rapper
Cainon Lamb
American record producer
Donald D
American rapper
Eddie Cheeba
DJ
DJ Kool
Key Wane
American songwriter
Your Old Droog
American rapper
Louis Logic
Conferencier
Lawrence Arnell
Rapper
Brad Strut
Australian singer
Tonedeff
American rapper
Godfather Don
American rapper
Verbal Kent
Hip-hop artist
Apani B
American emcee
Soul Khan
American songwriter
Kristoff Krane
Hip-hop artist
Big Rube
American rapper
Jimmy Spicer
American hip-hop artist
Malik B.
American rapper
Tekitha
Vocalist
La the Darkman
Rapper
Cecy B
Rapper
Down AKA Kilo
American rapper
Mitsuhiro Hidaka
Japanese rapper
KESI
Danish rapper
Hlwan Paing
Singer
Bunny Phyoe
Singer
Brian Gardner
American recording engineer
Mc Yogi
American rapper
Kid 'n Play
Hip hop duo
Kris Kross Amsterdam
Record producer
DJ Okawari
Japanese DJ
Rejjie Snow
Irish songwriter
Tate Kobang
American hip-hop artist
Kurtis Mantronik
Musical artist
