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HiphopKR Stands with Black Lives Matter

Black Lives Matter Always

Music is a cornerstone of black culture. R&B is a descendant of the Negro spiritual. Hip hop is the voice of black and brown youth. Both genres come from great struggle. They’re voices for the disenfranchised, the exploited, the abused, and murdered. R&B and hip hop have become worldwide influences for all cultures and people. This, of course, includes the people of South Korea. Many singers, rappers, producers, songwriters, and composers gain inspiration from these genres and as a result profit from black culture and black fans.

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My Top 20 Korean Rappers (To Ring in 2020)

It’s once again en vouge to make lists of top rappers. This is a past time as old as pen and paper. People making lists of their favorite things, and in this case favorite MCs. However, I think the sudden resurgence of “Best MCs” lists in the past few months started after Jermaine Dupri‘s indictment of rappers, particularly female rappers, post-1995.

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Jessi releases “Who Dat B” single and music video

Jessi‘s new track “Who Dat B” was produced by Brian Lee and Jessie Lauren Foutz, who also produced for artists like Camila Cabello and Post Malone.

“Jessi’s response to the question she hears the most”

Release Date: September 23, 2019
Type: Single
Presented by P NATION

Tracklist:
  1. Who Dat B TITLE
Credits:

Composed by Brian Lee, Jessie Lauren Foutz
Lyrics written by Double K, Jessi, Brian Lee
Arranged by Brian Lee, A-$harp, Pilsung Kang

Cover Art: John Hwang
MV directed by Korlio for August Frogs (full credits here)

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