#global hip-hop

[victusinveritas]

Mongolian Bling (2012, dir. Benji Binks). Absolutely worth tracking down.

[lonelyroommp3]

the really funny thing about “hamilton counts as rap right” is that actually one of the coolest things about that show’s score is how lin-manuel miranda really leans into the inherent intertexuality of hip hop as a genre with deliberate and pretty well-researched references to & interpolations of other songs and artists from bith hip hop and other genres (the most obvious of these being “ten duel commandments” as a nod to “ten crack commandments” but like. there are loads) so if it IS baby’s first real exposure to rap there are actually so many easy inroads for you to be like okay cool, i really like how lmm did [xyz] thing in hamilton, let me go on genius.com and see what song/artist he’s referencing or borrowing from and listen to that bc there’s a solid chance i’ll like that as well! but if you’re the kind of person replying to a post about white people on tumblr making any excuse they can to avoid listening to black rappers in good faith & with an open mind with “does hamilton count” you are probably not planning on doing so any time soon

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[the64thfloor]

XMAS 2023

[gamethon-official]

Hold On To Our Earth | A song for global warming

[97-liners]

the anon that's so mad needs to recognize that most, if not all, kpop rappers shouldn't even be called rappers. they don't have the flow to rap properly or have the abilities to write good, clever lyrics. most rap parts in songs are just fillers and majority of kpop rappers are given the position because they can't hold a note to save their lives. kpoppies need to understand that speaking fast and having a big lung capacity ≠ good rapping (looking at those compilations of "how many syllables can x rapper rap in x amount of time"). so many kpop rap lyrics are also just gibberish. that's not to say that kpop rap can't still be fun to listen to at times, but let's be objective here. if these kpop rappers were to be thrown into an actual rap battle they'd embarrass themselves and look like jokes.

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[porgie007-blog]

yea or na

How is everyone doing today i hope well, everyone is in my thoughts.Im working on some music and im not sure on what to do, either leave it a instrumental or put words to it let me know what you think.

much love and respect

[btsx50states]

Check out BTS' stats on Billboard this week! Notable things to mention include "The Planet" debuting at #1 on the World Digital Song Sales chart, D-Day going strong on the Billboard 200 at #56, and "Angel Pt. 1" making appearances on several charts with only 16 hours of tracking!

[steelajeeg]

Hip Hop Captain

- from Space Concert

- artist 009 Space Walker

- by Pop Mart

Quick Shot

Another pickup from the trade wall at Teso-X.

This very cool find is from the Pop Mart x 009 Space Walker series - a line where each character represents a genre of music, or a music playing device!

Hip-Hop Commander is exactly what he sounds like. He's got his gold chains, his track suit, his bridge chair (that he attaches to with a hidden magnet) he's an oldhead with a planet for a head. Classic old school style.

It's a big, colorful, sturdy toy with a glossy finish and a ton of charisma. Just a totally stunning little toy.

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[joshandrevv]

Being too real can be a gift and a curse…

[avocadoplug]

#asia #asean #horcruxbeats #rap #drill #music

The Asian rap scene has seen a surge in popularity in recent years, with artists from across the continent garnering recognition for their unique styles and perspectives. Asian artists who have gained international recognition include: 

Singaporean rapper Yung Raja, known for his collaborations with artists such as Nasty C and Lil Yachty 

"Indian rapper Divine has amassed a large following with his socially conscious lyrics and smooth flow. In addition to his solo work, Divine has collaborated with a number of notable artists including Dutchavelli, OneFour, KEKRA, and NOIZY, further increasing his reach and expanding his musical style." 

The growth of the Asian rap scene can also be attributed to the increasing global popularity of hip hop and the wider availability of streaming platforms, which have made it easier for Asian artists to reach a broader audience. 

The Asian rap scene is a vibrant and exciting one, with artists from all corners of the continent coming together to create innovative and influential music. 

Avocadoplug, a highly respected artist, has received numerous endorsements and expressions of support from esteemed individuals in the music industry, including Pa Saliue, ChinaTownRunner, OG Bobby, Ben Bizzy, Herra Hnetusmjör, Erpur, Gísli Pálmi, Issi, Jadakiss, and Zaytoven. In addition, respected producers, composers, companies, and engineers have expressed support for Avocadoplug. This level of recognition and support is a testament to Avocadoplug's commitment to achieving the highest level of quality and excellence in all of their endeavors as an artist. 

Thai rap has gained significant traction in recent years, with many talented Thai rappers gaining recognition both in Thailand and internationally. One such artist is OG Bobby, also known as Pongsit Kampee, a Thai rapper and actor who rose to fame in the early 2010s with hit songs "Koy Koy" and "Yaa Baa." Og Bobby has released several successful albums and has won numerous awards for his music, including the "Best Hip-Hop Song" award at the Siam Dara Star Awards in 2013. In addition to his music career, OG Bobby has also acted in several Thai TV dramas and movies, and is known for his smooth flow and catchy lyrics that often touch on themes of love and relationships. 

Other notable Thai rappers include: 

Young Ohm is a rapper and singer known for his energetic performances, catchy lyrics, and melodic songs. He has gained worldwide attention with his powerful vocals and ability to connect with listeners through his music. 

Young Guu is another talented Thai rapper who has gained a large following with his smooth flow, relatable lyrics, and honest storytelling. He is recognized not only for his talent as a rapper, but also for his stage presence and energetic performances." 

Chinatownrunner who is a Karen Thai rapper based in Denver, Colorado. He uses his music to explore themes of identity, cultural pride, and social justice, and has gained a dedicated following for his powerful lyrics and unique style. Chinatownrunner has released a number of tracks and music videos on his YouTube channel and has achieved success through hard work, talent, and effective promotion and marketing efforts." 

Thaitanium, active since the early 2000s and known for their fusion of Thai and English lyrics 

Daboyway, a rapper and producer who has gained a large following with his unique blend of hip hop and electronic music 

The Thai rap scene is diverse and exciting, with many talented artists bringing their own unique styles and perspectives to the genre. 

From a young age, Avocadoplug has invested in necessary equipment and formed connections with multiple artists to further their passion and career. Their drive and hunger for success will not be stopped, and they will continue to push boundaries and strive for excellence. 

In addition to their dedication and hard work, Avocadoplug has also amassed a huge catalog of art, mixes, tracks, and collaborations, cementing their place as a respected and accomplished artist in the industry." 

"The Asian rap scene is a force to be reckoned with and should not be underestimated. Its unique blend of culture and style has gained recognition for its innovative sound and is connecting with listeners around the world. Pushing boundaries and making its mark on the global music scene, the Asian rap scene is not to be overlooked. Don't sleep on this growing beast – it's only going to continue to bring the heat and make waves in the industry." 

#asia #asean #thailand #singapore #vietnam #Cambodia #Myanmar #india #china #australia #newzealand #russia #uk #albania #germany #italy #america #usa #worldwide #rap #rapping #rapper #drill #worldwide #delivery #shipping #worldwideshipping #Worldwidedelivery 

[gpstudios]

Hip Hop Celebration Day: Honoring the Culture, Legacy, and Global Impact of Hip Hop

Celebrate Hip Hop Celebration Day on August 11th by honoring the culture, history, and global impact of hip hop. Discover the roots of this cultural movement and its ongoing influence on music, art, and society. #HipHopCelebrationDay #HipHopCulture #Music

Hip Hop Celebration Day, observed on August 11th, is a day dedicated to honoring the rich history, dynamic culture, and global influence of hip hop. From its roots in the Bronx, New York, in the 1970s, hip hop has grown into a worldwide cultural movement that has revolutionized music, fashion, art, and social activism. On this day, fans, artists, and communities come together to celebrate the…

[cloudedconspiracy]

Starting fresh!

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