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🔥 Alternative Hip Hop: Unleash Your Inner Rhythm! #AlternativeHipHop #Music

Embark on a musical journey with this alternative hip hop track, designed to liberate your inner rhythm and ignite your passion for music. This unique blend of beats and melodies represents the innovative spirit of alternative hip hop. Don't forget to like, share, and subscribe for more tunes! #AlternativeHipHop #Music #HipHop 🎵 Parts List: https:https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLyCzCWN9gRLw7dlc9dCU8d2F0WvZdnp-V 🔔 Don't forget to subscribe and turn on notifications so you can be notified of new videos! 🎧 Enjoy this video and please give your comments and thoughts. It is important for us to communicate with you!

[black-is-beautiful18]

Music is universal but culture is culture. Music is one of the things that helps to make up cultures because it is one of the oldest forms of storytelling and even communication in the world besides oral storytelling. But y’all are really sitting on Beyoncé’s internet saying Doechii is making Harriet Tubman music and that Kendrick makes protest music….AND YOU’RE FR! Music is political and it always will be. If it wasn’t governments wouldn’t be mobilizing to ban certain songs throughout history. Now that we got that out of the way: since when has Kendrick made only songs about Black struggle and that call out racism??? And invoking Harriet Tubman’s name as an insult over a song about Doechii finding out that her old boo cheated on her with another guy??? Tell me you don’t know how to pay attention to lyrics without telling me you don’t know how to pay attention to lyrics. Y’all have let these new rappers who only wanna rap about being sad and how many cars they have really get to y’all’s heads. Cuz that’s still rap, without a doubt, but too many of y’all are showing that you don’t know what rap or hip hop are at their core. Especially these white hip hop heads who always got something to say thinking that their opinions are important. Like don’t piss me off.

[triumph-of-adaptation]

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[anyssawonderz]

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[sega-saturn-arcade]

last night was a rough one for me but i was cheered up by phighting midnight (before it got restricted for some reason, most likely for updates) and for the most part it was spent dancing

however out of this experience i have come to wonder what dances WERE part of the phighting world? what wasn’t? what new dances spawned from the unique culture of each faction? things i think about sometimes

[toskarin]

Have you any polish rap? I've heard 2 songs and am looking for more

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[trapangeles]

Father T: A West Coast Fusion of Woke Trap and Storytelling

Emerging from the heart of the West Coast, Father T is carving a lane all his own. With a unique blend of storytelling, classic L.A. beats, and trap influences from the Bay and down South, his music isn’t just something you hear—it’s something you feel. The artist describes his style as “West Coast woke trap,” a fusion of sounds and vibes that both entertains and educates.

“I started rapping in middle school and recording with my bro in high school,” Father T shared about his beginnings. His journey into music was natural, inspired by a love for the craft and the stories he could tell.

Behind the Name: Father T

Father T’s name is as bold and unapologetic as the artist himself. “The name came from knocking down niggas’ mamas and aunties—older broads, you know,” he laughed. While the origin of his name is playful, his approach to music is anything but casual. “What makes me stand out as an artist is the meaning in my music. Every song is meant to teach a lesson in a unique way.”

The Inspiration Behind Chappelle

Father T’s latest track, Chappelle, is a playful, yet poignant piece inspired by legendary comedian Dave Chappelle. “The title came from the way Dave says ‘bitch.’ I was trying to channel that same energy,” he explained. The song balances a mix of humor and self-reflection, embodying what Father T describes as a “60 percent playful, 40 percent serious vibe.”

The message of the track is clear: “Don’t let anyone tell you what you can or can’t do in life—unless you let them. At this point in my life, I refuse to let anybody tell me anything. I’m stepping on necks, that’s it, and that’s all.”

The creation process for Chappelle was as organic as it gets. “I listened to the beat, and it just came together. My bro JWatts made the beat, and I rapped on it. I don’t write my lyrics—it’s all off the dome,” Father T shared.

Visuals and Storytelling

For Father T, visuals are a critical component of his artistry. “I’m currently working on an animated cartoon with a ‘Bebe’s Kids’ vibe to preview the song,” he revealed. “The visuals tie into the track’s playful yet serious vibe, creating an upbeat energy that mirrors the music.”

Despite his focus on visuals, Father T admits that storytelling through words comes more naturally to him. “For some reason, it’s less difficult for me to paint a picture with words than with an actual physical picture,” he said.

Laughing at Life, Clowning the Haters

With Chappelle, Father T reflects on his life in a way that’s equal parts humorous and empowering. “The track is me laughing at my life and clowning people who think I care what they think,” he said. The song serves as a reminder for listeners to embrace their truth and tune out the noise.

“Music is therapy for me,” he added. “Every track I make has a unique theme based on my life in some way.”

The feedback for Chappelle has been overwhelmingly positive. “So far, I’ve performed it at a couple of open mic nights and posted it on social media. People are really vibing with it,” Father T shared.

The Journey Ahead

Chappelle marks a turning point in Father T’s career. “This song is me finally taking rap seriously, seeing myself as an artist—not just a nigga who raps good,” he said. With a strategic approach to releasing his music, Father T is gearing up for more drops in the near future. “I have a lot more songs and visuals on the way. I’ve just been organizing them so I can release them strategically.”

For Father T, the goal is simple: inspire listeners to live their truth. “Hopefully, my music motivates people to not give a fuck about anyone’s opinion but their own,” he said. “Never give up. Love yourself and don’t try to be anyone else but you.”

“It’s a fire-ass West Coast song for you to vibe out, feel yourself, and laugh at these haters too,” Father T concluded.

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[naylasavannah]

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This non driving bitch out of Sweden!

She hit me head on! my light was green, but she stomped on the pedal

[black-is-beautiful18]

There’s this white person on TikTok demanding to know what rap album deserves a Pulitzer and I just…y’all’s attitude towards rap and the way yall treat it as an art form is why Black ppl feel some type of way about white ppl every time yall open your mouths to speak on. You’re disrespectful and a good majority of the time yall don’t know what you’re talking about. You’re uneducated and racist. Yes I said racist, cuz calling classical music sophisticated in the same breath is unacceptable. Yall do this with every Black genre. Spirituals, jazz, swing, the blues, country, and rock n roll to name a few were considered “devils music” and “unsophisticated” until white ppl started doing it. Then it was the greatest thing in the freaking world. Once a colonizer always a colonizer I guess.🙄

[breaking-noose]

"Ol Dirty Bastard he's the artist different from all other artists and hes not me, as we speak I'm Unique Ason, that's what my name is, Ol Dirty Bastard comes in the part when I'm onstage, he's like the incredible Hulk, you know what i'm saying? when he comes he's like a superhero, he come to entertain, he comes to put spirit in the People.." from his documentary Ol' Dirty Bastard: A Tale of Two Dirtys (2024)

In this photo you see his energy and persona in effect but this photo was by design, he claimed the room wasn't messed up enough, so he sent the assistant to get some beer to pour out and more blunts to scatter them over the floor, he took the TV and stereo and stacked them up on each other, took his shirt off and said he was ready now.

[Strictly hip hop]

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[toruandmidori]

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