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Agreed. I absolutely love New York's rap scene and the NYC still has some relevance when it comes to influence, it's no longer the end-all-be-all in the rap game right now. These days, people go all over to get themselves heard, most especially LA and Atlanta.
The main Hip Hop scenes that are on fire now IMO are LA, Chicago, ATL (though it has been slippin for the last couple of years), Florida, Seattle, the DMV, and the NYC (mainly their underground scene, which is hella crazy).
Seattle's rap scene isn't that great. Don't believe the hype.
NYC, but the South took over and ruined real hip hop. However, my respects goes to Aced hood, and chamillionaire. There are a few others...
The South had help from the New York supported post Biggie bad boy era who started the materialistic, bragging, horribly lyrically trend that is still with us today.
To be honest, you would find more Hiphop scenes overseas than you would in the states. I heard there's still a lot of B Boying in Japan. In certain pockets of Europe, you would find a lot of new emcees popping up.
To be honest, you would find more Hiphop scenes overseas than you would in the states. I heard there's still a lot of B Boying in Japan. In certain pockets of Europe, you would find a lot of new emcees popping up.
With as diverse as Brazil's music scene is, I can only imagine what their Hip Hop sounds and cultures are like.
I like the Hip Hop scenes in the UK and France. Israel and Palestine have some interesting scenes as well.
With as diverse as Brazil's music scene is, I can only imagine what their Hip Hop sounds and cultures are like.
I like the Hip Hop scenes in the UK and France. Israel and Palestine have some interesting scenes as well.
Yeah, and what I like about international Hiphop is that it's more in tuned with the grassroots elements.
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