>British hip hop
British hip hop
Adam Kelly
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Logan Rodriguez
>anything aside from American Hip-hop
pretty much. America does it best, all the rest should probably stop.
Brayden Morgan
>>>Australian Hip-Hop isn't the best.
Is Grime a Hip-Hop
Jose Stewart
>implying big-name american artists aren't trying to cash in on the hype surrounding grime
>implying high focus and UK hip-hop isn't on point
Andrew Richardson
fuckin 'mericans cannot understand the fact that some rappers are not speaking english
James Lee
>go to YouTube
>wretch 32 fire in the booth pt 2 + 3
>Akala fire in the booth pt 4
Not grime just straight fire.
Noah Jenkins
>67584729
My nig
Connor Cook
What about Rhyme Asylum?
No one got punchlines like them.
Luke Hughes
this
Adam Adams
Hip Hop ≠ Pop
> Genres: Synthpop, Art Pop, Dream pop, Electronica, Experimental pop
Angel Butler
big rec
also listen giggs then suck ya mudda OP
Kayden Parker
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Jace Perez
Thomas Walker
>hip-hop with vocals
Levi Walker
>grime
>hip hop
Gabriel Richardson
>not listening to eevil stoo, the best thing to happen to Memphis rap in the last 10 years.
Chase Bennett
it is, the man who invented it, said so.
Tyler Wood
shut up blad
Carson Bailey
Who even does hip-hop in the UK? All grime/drill, which all American rapper are feeding off anyway.
Gabriel Reed
Nah, Grime is more based on UK Dance music and Jamaican MCing, whils Hip Hop is based more on the latter but also jazz poetry, as well as Jazz and Soul/R&B/Funk in general
David Phillips
I don't know anyone, but grime is LITERALLY hip-hop.
Anyone who claims otherwise is just a pretender.
William Price
"no"
Wiley Kat back in 2003:
>MC: So is it a new UK form of hip hop?
>Wiley: Yeah it is but it hasn’t been called that yet.
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Angel Foster
How is it LITERALLY hip-hop in any way? The similarities end and people rapping over a beat. You don't even know anyone who does grime, how can you have an educated opinion on what it is? Lol.
Benjamin Harris
>form
doesn't mean they are one and the same m8
Austin Rogers
If you're too lazy to look, here's some shit:
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Jack Harris
Who do I not know, please tell me?
Rocks?
He does trap beats.
The kiddie pool crew who showed up a year or two ago at most?
They're shit.
The nu-grime crew around neo-Skepta?
They're shit too.
I obviously can't mention the other obvious ones because you're gonna call me out for mentioning that bait shit and I don't really give a shit about MCs they are the worst thing about grime anyhow.
Or do you want me to talk about the producers instead?
Kayden Anderson
all of those are either 2 years old or have minimal recognition, who in the UK Hip Hop scene is currently as big as anyone in the grime scene apart from maybe IceCityBoyz
Ryan Walker
It means that grime is an element of the set "hip hop".
Therefore it is literally hip hop.
Wyatt Scott
Well you just said you didn't know anyone? It's not my job to tell you who you don't know.
I asked you how grime was LITERALLY hip-hop, as you stated it was earlier, and instead of answering that you've just asked me a hoard of irrelevant questions. Lol.
Levi White
I asked you just one question.
Who is it that I don't know?
Is there anyone worthwhile that I didn't cover, please show me, I'd love to see.
Tyler Turner
minimal international recognition, at least. most people can't get past the various regional accents.
High Focus is probably the most popular UK hip-hop label which has nothing to do with the grime scene
Hudson Cook
implying british rap isn't just a complere copy of American rap only its more shitty
Ayden Lopez
No non-North- American will ever be taken seriously in hip-hop, especially if the are white.
They should all just stop buying American hip-hop, stopping going to their shows, because they would never support you if you tried to make it.
Austin Peterson
>Implying grime artists aren't trying to cash in on 90's snes soundtracks
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Ethan Nelson
no mention of The Streets? really?
Bentley Cox
uk trap is on the come up idiots
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reminder grime and uk hip hop are 2 completely different things
Ian Morgan
Not at all. American producers even contribute beats to some UK rappers. There's a mutual respect for each scene on either side of the pond. Even Fantano enjoys UK hip hop. The genre might've originated in america but that doesn't mean good hip-hop can't be found elsewhere.
why would I care even if they were? pretty damn cool source of inspiration if you ask me. That wolverine track is dope