Hip hop music
Hip hop music, also called hip-hop or rap music, is a music genre developed in the United States by inner-city African Americans and Latino Americans in the Bronx borough of New York City in the 1970s.
Hip Hop Music People (First 49 people) - Page 1
Erick Sermon
American rapper
Red Spyda
American hip-hop artist
Darren Lighty
American record producer
Celly Cel
American rapper
Grandmaster Flash
American DJ
Craig G
American rapper
Guilty Simpson
American rapper
Ruste Juxx
American rapper
Stoupe the Enemy of Mankind
American DJ
King Syze
Rapper
Reef the Lost Cauze
Hip-hop artist
Sicknature
Rapper
Sabac Red
American rapper
Doap Nixon
American hip-hop artist
DJ Honda
Japanese record producer
Blaq Poet
American rapper
Akrobatik
American rapper
Bumpy Knuckles
American rapper
Ed O. G.
Hip-hop artist
Reks
American rapper
Starshell
American actress
DJ Tomekk
Polish DJ
Da Unda Dogg
Hip-hop artist
Don Cisco
American rapper
Erik Nelson
American film director
IshDARR
Rapper
MC Sniper
South Korean rapper
Markus Dravs
Music producer
Rich Harrison
American record producer
Kastro
American rapper
E.D.I. Mean
American hip-hop artist
Young Noble
American rapper
Kevin She'kspere Briggs
American record producer
Toni Cottura
German rapper
Heather Leigh West
American musical artist
Kenza Farah
Algerian singer-songwriter
Slums Attack
Hip hop group
Carlprit
German-Zimbabwean rapper
Jellybean Johnson
American drummer
Nick Catchdubs
American record producer
Malcolm Mays
American actor
Future The Prince
DJ
Sparky D
Musician
Kangol Kid
American songwriter
Ant Banks
Rapper
Debra Killings
American singer
Dub FX
Australian musician
