Rap Cities Ranking:
1. Atlanta
2. Memphis
3. New York
4. Chicago
5. Los Angeles
6. Detroit
7. New Orleans
8. London
9. Miami
10. Toronto
9001. europe other than london
9002. rest of the world.
Rap Cities Ranking:
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Dylan Ross
1. London
2. NYC
3. Europe other than London
4. Chicago
5. Miami
6. Toronto
Hudson Long
Grime cities rankings
1. London
2. Birmingham
3. Manchester
4. Sheffield
Aaron Gray
Rap is """"music"""" for bydlo.
Xavier Cruz
>t.Paki
Landon Stewart
>london 1
come on
maybe so but whatever
Wyatt Robinson
Ummm why is LA so low c'mon son
Justin Campbell
Idk why Memphis is so high but otherwise breddy gud list
Also switch the 6 with London
Anthony Torres
Nicholas Morgan
another god tier lil wyte song
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this man is the GOAT of white rappers. So much realer than eminem.
Benjamin Rogers
Cause they are weak compared to the other cities.
Dominic Cox
>Rap
Are we this kind of board now?
Justin Turner
Delete Chicago from the list
Chiraq/drill/trap or whatever you wanna call it is all objectively terrible
Brandon Powell
>Rap
Americans are disgusting.
Ian Jenkins
This is a normie board, fuck off peatnigger
Parker Lee
oakland and houston make better rap than chicongo
Eli Bennett
i'm ukraines biggest american fan on here- i know y'all love rap. i studied over there for a year.
Asher Green
Bydlo love rap, people do not.
Zachary Butler
>why yes, I listen to nazi hell marches on YouTube
Alexander Torres
No, I listen to normal things.
Mason Stewart
I'm bydlo then. lublu vas tam- ti v kieve? tebe nado gulyat i zit
Levi Bennett
i didn't know a damned single person in the dorms in kyiv (shevchenko university - na laminosova were our dorms) who didn't go out to the clubs there and like rap- the fuck are you doing wrong bud?
Evan Rogers
>why yes, my favorite band is dream theater.
Thomas Myers
mu here.
Southern hip-hop goes hard; it's pretty fucking dark - no pun intended (horrorcore, trap, etc.).
Christopher Flores
what do you think of atlanta rap?
Colton Adams
I know but for southern hip hop id go to like Atlanta and then any small town in fucking Mississippi or some shit, not Tennessee
Cadillac-lac-lac-lac-lac-lac-lac-lac
Easton Sanders
>not just posting outkast
For what purpose
Oliver Perez
i forgot t.i. existed until this post
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Zachary Price
because everyone knows them already. i'm trying to post some new shit.
honestly brat, this is a god tier white song:
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TI was great
Aiden Carter
>you'll never be this redpilled
Josiah Rogers
Atlanta has a great and well established music scene in general. I think that because of this though, a lot of talent is susceptible to losing personal creative control/being commercialized and radio friendly, compared to cities like New Orleans (and there are a lot of big names from ATL) .
ok, I want to turn this back to Sup Forums.
>mfw about to type Yung Lean
>unconsciously types Yung Meme
Ok, in that case, what do Swedes thing of the lad?
Jordan Nelson
I don't really care about anywhere else besides New York.
Levi Nguyen
its in our blood here
Xavier Allen
ah yes a classment of the worst american cities, thanks for that
Jackson Thompson
>Atlanta
>#1
DELET THIS. We literally ruined hiphop.
t. atlantan
Jace Torres
*think*
time for bed
I wouldn't mess with flyover towns in the South or anywhere for that matter. In terms of the South, Austin, Atlanta, Memphis, and Asheville are where it's at.
Juan Campbell
>classment
the fuck does that even mean
we're literally the only relevant white rap city
Lucas Kelly
Ha, he kind of reminds me of a Southern JonWayne.
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I usually dislike "remixing" country guitar melodies with hip hop beats, but this ain't too bad. It's not like those awful "scene" bands that somehow still exist.
Christian King
Small appalachian towns are pretty nice since the locals get a lot of income from tourism. Small towns in the south outside of the mountains are impoverished shitholes.
Jason Powell
Atlanta really does punch above their weight in terms of influence
David Taylor
>this is what someone retarded enough to put Atlanta on top of the list actually believes
Nathaniel Phillips
jelly roll is based as fuck
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>can't refute
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atl is the king city of rap
Joseph Clark
West coast best coast
It's a crime for you to put LA that low
Adam Moore
I somehow can't take French rap seriously, but this ain't too bad. French house music and coldwave is way better though.
Any Francophones know anyone worth listening to? I'm trying to relearn the language.
aw. Well, of Montreal came from there.
Adrian Mitchell
Nice, I love Southern Rap too. What are everyone's favorites?
GOD TIER
Outkast
UGK
DAMN GOOD TIER
Goodie Mob
Big KRIT
Project Pat
Scarface
OKAY TIER
Travis Scott
Juicy J
Geto Boyz
Dylan Evans
Camden Campbell
Fuck off britbong. Eastern seaboard master race
Brandon Parker
take this shit to mu
Logan Kelly
Leo Jackson
rap isn't normie rap is pleb. learn the difference it may save you some pain and regret.
Ayden Gonzalez
T.I., Jeezy, Outkast
and recently I've actually started appreciating Young Thug after hating his style for a while
Blake Harris
Do /r9k/ failures actually browse Sup Forums or is 'normie' a new meme word
Lincoln Perry
1. Compton
2. Los Angeles
3. Atlanta
4. New York
5. Chicago
6. Detroit
7. Memphis
Rest are irrelevant
Gavin Parker
Ayy, Norway, what do you think of this guy?
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Oh yeah, I love Appalachian music. It gives me hope that there's still good quality American country music in spite of Nashville's idea of what country music should sound like.
My bad for not clarifying: I'm from the Midwest and there's not a whole lot going on here, at least in my neck of the woods. Just miles of corn and soy bean fields and aging hardcore fans. It's amazing that in spite of being a few hour's drive of Chicago, there's a time lag of what's fashionable.
Dylan Nelson
Put krit up one and good list kraut
Wyatt Thompson
I didn't previously think AIDS could affect the vocal cords up until I listened to one of YT's songs
David Moore
tbqh, I wanna see a comparison of what each board thinks is good hip-hop.
Nolan Brooks
>atl not number 1
Levi Gomez
Yes one must conform!! Do as others do through fear of being individual!
Bentley Miller
You have to try to feel the energy and flow because his sound is discordant the first time you hear it
it really was an acquired taste
Dylan Ward
Yes I have but how the fuck do you take him seriously? He's akin to Future in that regard. Sure you can blast him in the car, but it's not the type of music I'd listen to day in and day out, which is the case for more well-rounded artists like UGK and Outkast
Nolan Torres
If it weren't for other decent rappers, this would push Atlanta down the list
Christopher Jenkins
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how bout this one?
Benjamin Walker
Mainstream country is trash. Literally all you need to do to make a hit is sing a shitty duet with mentions of a pickup truck and pitch some conservative talking point. Nashville is a sausage factory of music and its musicians have old time country singers rolling in their graves. Nobody's rough or rebellious anymore, modern musicians are all clean cut conformists or fat, coke guzzling religious retards.
Elijah Cooper
Gatdamn. I wish I could recall which arrondissement and suburb I stayed with relatives at because though it was kind of crazy (lot of Muslim immigrants, rowdy kids throwing firecrackers at each other, etc.), it never clicked
to me that there was a hip-hop scene to cope with life in the Parisian ghettos.
Joseph Price
It is pretty bad, I like some country but a lot of the modern stuff is basically just pop music with some twang for country's sake
fuck Luke Bryan, Jesus Christ
it's probably women who are ruining the genre with their milque toast taste
Kayden Smith
I'm the Dixieboo German who made that list up there. What do you guys think of Danny Brown or the Flatbush Zombies? 3001 was surprisingly good, I don't get the hate. It's consistently ranked below Better Off DEAD which I don't agree with.
As far as Danny Brown goes, I fucking loved Old. I'll even go as far as to claim that Float On is his best song. Freddie Gibbs, a frequent feature partner belongs to my favorites as well.
A guilty pleasure of mine is Dipset, anyone know them? They were pretty popular in the early 2000s and basically got me into Rap in the first place. You might now Cam'ron, Juelz Santana etc. That was their set at the time.
Fuck I could post in here all day. Too few people in Germany know about US rap
Brody Rodriguez
Oh, trust me, I know. It's so weird that there's better country music being made outside of the South, and some outside of the U.S. (HoneyHoney, Graveyard Train, Chicago Farmer - to name a few). Hell, black folks making country music is consistently better than most white artists then and now. I just wish they got more mainstream recognition.
Jacob Allen
I feel the same way about Jeezy. I like The Real Is Back, but I'm only when I'm on the Autobahn or something. It's car music, but not something where you listen to the lyrics and fully immerse yourself in the song and what the Rapper is narrating. Listen to Hi Life by UGK and you'll See what I mean.
Cameron Perry
Danny Brown's a personal favorite. I've never listened to Flatbrush Zombies before. I wish I had more familiarity with current NY/East Coast hip hop artists/groups, but I'll 3001 a listen. I like it so far.
I wonder if non-English speaking people often turn to rap/hip-hop music to learn English, like people do with video games.