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  • Sep 23, 2020
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    theDonandOnly

    the only thing competing with it was uk albums

    i think little simz grey area and hoodies all summer might have been better tbh. jme grime mc up there unless you count it as 2020

    Hoodies All Summer was the best album of the year Uk and US

  • Sep 23, 2020

    man be on here begging for attention

  • Sep 23, 2020
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    @op Something about calling it "the inferior version of rap" doesnt sit right with me. UK Grime is its own genre at this point

  • Sep 23, 2020
    Platinum

    Hoodies All Summer was the best album of the year Uk and US

    that recent Teardrops performance is the best award performance i've seen all year too

    youtu.be/Onafw36BMIo

  • Sep 23, 2020
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    Escobar

    @op Something about calling it "the inferior version of rap" doesnt sit right with me. UK Grime is its own genre at this point

    yeah there's a lot of uk genres, and grime was influenced by them and soundsystem culture more than hip hop. The ones after grime were influenced by grime a lot too.

    Grime
    UK Drill
    Afroswing
    UK Garage
    Jungle
    UK Funky (that's where drake took the one dance sample from)
    Drum n Bass
    Dubstep

    UK hip hop is a thing tbf. Loyle Carner does the best version of hip hop in the uk right now imo. uk rap has it's space too. but you can't call headie one or skepta uk hip hop

    There's genres from other countries too that get changed by uk producers. that's what zinc did with house when he put out songs like wile out with ms dynamite

  • they come like my fans but its alright my lads

  • Sep 23, 2020
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    Is there a British version of Uzi or Thug

    Like someone that raps or has a style that’s out of the ordinary

  • Sep 23, 2020
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    theDonandOnly

    yeah there's a lot of uk genres, and grime was influenced by them and soundsystem culture more than hip hop. The ones after grime were influenced by grime a lot too.

    Grime
    UK Drill
    Afroswing
    UK Garage
    Jungle
    UK Funky (that's where drake took the one dance sample from)
    Drum n Bass
    Dubstep

    UK hip hop is a thing tbf. Loyle Carner does the best version of hip hop in the uk right now imo. uk rap has it's space too. but you can't call headie one or skepta uk hip hop

    There's genres from other countries too that get changed by uk producers. that's what zinc did with house when he put out songs like wile out with ms dynamite

    Yeah just op take sounds elitist like US rap the only thing that matters, or the only genre making quality music

  • Sep 23, 2020
    Oblivion X

    What is this thread, uk been putting out quality after quality

    !https://youtu.be/JpGKWUdRnXE!https://youtu.be/mkMQNRYlVAQ!https://youtu.be/k2D8OkMKsG4!https://youtu.be/PrRIOLlLK2M!https://youtu.be/BjS0RLCuU2Y!https://youtu.be/XPZgehksWo4!https://youtu.be/ouCuyQI9pXc!https://youtu.be/9ClYy0MxsU0

    mfers just love to hate

  • Sep 23, 2020
    EuroNymous

    its not that bad

    plenty of great albums came out from there over the year

  • Sep 23, 2020

    OP just baiting so people send him some good UK chunes

    innit bruv

  • Sep 23, 2020
    onetwo

    Is there a British version of Uzi or Thug

    Like someone that raps or has a style that’s out of the ordinary

    there's a lot of unique styles in the uk, and there's rappers who sing now too. for what you mean tho, maybe Lancey Foux is most like that.

    i could imagine lancey blowing up without people knowing he's british, which i can't say about most other uk artists

  • Sep 23, 2020
    Escobar

    Yeah just op take sounds elitist like US rap the only thing that matters, or the only genre making quality music

    yeah, they don't credit non-US originators either. look at how much influence jamaican mcs have had just as one example

  • Sep 23, 2020
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    Yung Dagger D

    all british rappers lowkey wish they were from america

    Post lowkey radiates MAGA vibes. The USA isn't the entire world.

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    John Mauve
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    Post lowkey radiates MAGA vibes. The USA isn't the entire world.

    Found the Brit

  • Sep 23, 2020
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    Thing about Pop Smoke (rip) is that Americans are incredibly unreceptive to foreign sounds until one of their own does it.

    There's 50 million Latino/Hispanic people in the States and somehow Latin music is barely in the country's public consciousness.

  • Sep 23, 2020
    Yung Dagger D

    all british rappers lowkey wish they were from america

    brits used to rap in american accents or sometimes patois

    the whole point of UK rappers is once they stopped caring about the US, they became popular. then when they put their own accents with influences UK dance genres and other influences from all countries (including some from the US like old school 80s hip hop and 3 6 mafia), they started to run the UK.

    it's given a lot of people a voice, like hip hop did in the US. If Americans enjoy it that's cool but it's not for you lol. seems like M.I.A. is the only UK rapper to really have a US moment tho

  • Sep 23, 2020
    Danny

    Found the Brit

    Daniel, don't make me expose where you're from

  • Sep 23, 2020

    UK rap s***s on US rap.

  • Sep 23, 2020

    Niggas still really talking about accents in 2020 in this social media age.

  • Sep 23, 2020
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    BD32

    Thing about Pop Smoke (rip) is that Americans are incredibly unreceptive to foreign sounds until one of their own does it.

    There's 50 million Latino/Hispanic people in the States and somehow Latin music is barely in the country's public consciousness.

    Most people just don't like listening to music in a language they can't understand

  • Sep 23, 2020
    Flynn

    Most people just don't like listening to music in a language they can't understand

    which is crazy to me because if you truly enjoy music then you should be able to catch a vibe just off the melody, rhythm, energy, etc. of the track

    like I speak 5 words of spanish but got some J Balvin, Bad Bunny, Ozuna, Maluma, etc. in my rotation cause their music is just litty like that

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    Flynn

    Most people just don't like listening to music in a language they can't understand

    That's only true in America

  • Sep 23, 2020
    BD32

    That's only true in America

    I find this kinda hard to believe but why do you think that?

    Most music listeners listen for the words being sung or spoken, this isn't just an American thing.

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