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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Rapper
Damon Sharpe
American record producer
Lil' Eddie
Singer-songwriter
Lateef the Truthspeaker
Hip-hop artist
Onry Ozzborn
American rapper
Sauce Money
Rapper
Black Child
American rapper
Duke Bootee
Rapper
Caddillac Tah
Rapper
Sam Sneed
American rapper
Sha Money XL
American DJ
Jake One
American record producer
Mark Morrison
British singer
DJ Yoda
Turntablist
Mo B. Dick
American rapper
Jerome Jones
American rapper
Sav Killz
Rapper
DJ Toomp
American record producer
Stevie Stone
American rapper
Khayree
Music producer
Symbolyc One
American record producer
Coke La Rock
Rapper
Rahzel
American beatboxer
Crypt the Warchild
Rapper
Nicolay
Record producer
Tabi Bonney
Rapper
Nitty Scott
American emcee
El Da Sensei
American rapper
Rob Sonic
Hip-hop artist
Blockhead
American record producer
Spoonie Gee
Rap artist
Shyheim
American rapper
Adrian Younge
American composer
Lââm
French singer
Mod Sun
American singer
J. Holiday
American singer
Yuval Gabay
Israeli drummer
Slimkid3
American hip-hop artist
Boogiemonsters
Musical group
Vordul Mega
American rapper
Jamila Woods
American singer
Ridsa
French rapper
Jaehyo
South Korean singer
Lumidee
American rapper
Maurice Brown
American jazz trumpeter
Nitty
American hip-hop artist
Stephanie McKay
American singer-songwriter
