Author: phil2real803
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Bongo HipHop
Tanzania hip hop artist use their languages in different ways, both local languages and American pop culture slang. Artists like Fid Q flow from Swahili to English throughout most of their songs, allowing them to connect with Tanzanians and also hip hop lovers everywhere. In Fid Q’s hit song “Bongo Flava”, Fid mostly speaks in
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Tanzania’s Hottest
Ever since Rosa Ree hip the hip-hop scene she was a force to be reckoned with. Rosa Ree was born Rosary Robert, she had a passion for music at a very young age and with the support of her family she was able to focus on music. Rosa ree use her rapping talent to express
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Poppin females in the Rap game
Females in the rap game all over the world inst as popular and females in the hip-hop scene around the world arent as respected as those in the United States are. So for a Female Artist from Africa to have her name and music out there in the world of Hip-Hop, they have to be
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Rebel Music
Rebel Music is described as music used by the youth activist in Senegal to express their feeling and views on society, mostly politically. The beginning of “Rebel Music” was in the late 1980s when their economy collapsed and when the government invalidated the 1988 school year, due to the youths’ protest of the government officials
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Emtee & Mavins
The first African-hip Hop song that I every listened to on my own was by an South African Superstar called Emtee, the song was “We Up”. My first impession of this song was the liking of the similarities the song had to American Hip hop song , except for the parts where he speaks in