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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Judge Da Boss
American rapper
Ricardo Burgrust
Dutch singer-songwriter
Norlie & KKV
Hip hop duo
Boogie
Hip-hop artist
Gashi
Rapper
Kirpichi
Musical group
Duke Montana
Italian rapper
Mike Free
Record producer
Chong Nee
New Zealand singer
Chyna Whyte
American rapper
DL Incognito
Canadian rapper
Young Kidd
Canadian rapper
Scarlett Santana
American singer
The Last Poets
Trio
Karol Conka
Brazilian rapper
Damien Starkey
American songwriter
Kohndo
French rapper
Fermín IV
Mexican rapper
Sexy Sax Man
American saxophonist
A. J. Crew
Musical artist
Shinehead
Jamaican singer
The LaFontaines
Rock band
Doomtree
Hip hop group
New Power Generation
Band
Jaira Burns
American singer-songwriter
Tystion
Band
Rhyme Syndicate
Musical group
The Skinny Boys
Hip hop group
Scratch Perverts
Record producer
The World's Famous Supreme Team
Hip hop group
Emmy Gee
Nigerian rapper
Lil Italy
American rapper
O.Y.G Redrum 781
American rapper
Stereo MCs
Hip hop group
Rowdy Rebel
American rapper
Nikhil Seetharam
Canadian composer
MC Shy D
Rapper
Vakill
American rapper
DJ Brace
Canadian DJ
Team Facelift
Hip hop group
Joey Raia
Mixing engineer
Prolyphic
American musician
Macanache
Romanian singer
Amanda Perez
American singer
tofubeats
Japanese singer
Elkhan Zeynalli
Songwriter
Brasse Vannie Kaap
Hip hop group
