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.
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Rockie Fresh
American rapper
L. T. Hutton
American record producer
George Pajon
American guitarist
Eddie F
American DJ
Laurieann Gibson
Canadian choreographer
Trouble T Roy
Dancer
Zeph Ellis
British rapper
DJ Felli Fel
Diztortion
Songwriter
Agallah
American rapper
Grand Puba
American rapper
Diamond D
American record producer
Shy FX
DJ
RKZ
Musical artist
Danja
American record producer
NoLay
Rapper
Ray Dalton
American singer
Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis
Songwriter
Ray Cash
Johnny Cash's father
Felicia Pearson
Rosie Gaines
American singer-songwriter
Rick Rock
American record producer
Simbi Khali
American actress
Beardyman
British musician
Paul Rosenberg
CEO of Def Jam Recordings
Kaytranada
Canadian record producer
Knxwledge
American record producer
Flume
Australian DJ
Grandmaster Flash and the Furious Five
Hip hop group
Julie Bergan
Norwegian singer-songwriter
Boom Bip
American record producer
Akira the Don
Musician
Yung Lean
Swedish rapper
Zach Crowell
Songwriter
Fabio Rovazzi
Italian entertainer
Tommy Black
English former footballer
Fugative
Singer
May7ven
Nigerian singer
Tanya Lacey
Composer
Nikke Ankara
Finnish rapper
Dustin Perfetto
American hip-hop artist
Syience
Songwriter
Lonny Bereal
American singer
Dominique Young Unique
American rapper
Andy Nicholson
English musician
Pep Love
Hip-hop artist
Demarco Castle
American singer
