Real hip-hop is just poetry from the streets, full of complex medefores, suffering and a real cynic view on life, unlike people like 50 Cent etc. who are just in it for the money. "Most intellectuals only half listen,"-lyrics from a Nas song, most intellectuals never think of looking at the subtext, or even consider their is any, they just assume that since rappers come from the streets that they can't even spell medefore, non the less spin very complex ones. A Hip Hop intellectual is a person intelligent enough to understand hip hop; an intelligent person that likes rap, unlike the previous entry by "Medicine Man"
"Hip Hop Police" by Chamillionaire is about how being a rap fan is basically a crime in aristocrats eyes, with all the starving children and poverty people they think profanity in rap needs to be delt with first,to like rap is a crime, if you understand that than you're probably a hip hop "intellectual", you have to be quite smart to fully get rap, once you do, you usually like it.
by Stephen Danyiles December 10, 2007
what the media calls it when girls shake their ass to the beat.
what hip hop dance really is is bboyin (what the media calls breakdancing)
what hip hop dance really is is bboyin (what the media calls breakdancing)
media person - "provocative music videos with woman scantily dressed doing hip hop dance are bad for kids"
person who knows about true hip hop - "that aint hip hop dance"
person who knows about true hip hop - "that aint hip hop dance"
by Ggggggggggggggg January 19, 2007
by swimmer girl 1 February 01, 2019
Rappers whose lyrics and subject matter of a song are mostly spiritual i.e. relating to the soul, karma, religion, or and the most high God one believes in.
by TESSUA October 26, 2022
Crenglish Hip hop is a the Haitian Creole-English style of hip hop music originating from Crenglish speaking communities such as in the U.S. and certain parts of Canada, which are sung by artists of Haitian origin while the artist rap-sing over hardcore beats in Haitian Creole and English.
Often used synonymously with "Creole Hip hop" "Haitian Hip Hop" or rap kreyòl music originating from Haiti.
Typical instruments are: Drum machine, Microphone, Backing track, DAW, Sampler, Loops, live Drums, Claps, Electric Guitar, Bass guitar, Piano/Keyboard/Keytar, KeyBass, Hooks/ Lyrical melodies and Harmonies, Lead Vocals, Backing Vocals, and Chorus and Chanted Vocals.
Key stylistic elements: MCing/rap-singing, Freestyling, DJing/scratching with turntables, .
NOT to be Confused with. Diaspo-Rap which is a form of French-Creole Hip hop music developed and performed by young Haitians living in the french diaspora in countries such as France and Canada and deals with issues affecting their lives such as rough childhoods and difficult living conditions, socio-economy, relationships, immigrations, and poverty.
Just like Hip hop , most Crenglish Hip hop artists often focus on lifestyles,
social pressure/ Social inequality /social disparities. and the violent lifestyles and impoverished conditions of inner-city Haitian-American youths.
A notable label of this kind of Vodoun-Pop is Negre Marron Records which was founded in New York City 2018 by René Guemps.
Often used synonymously with "Creole Hip hop" "Haitian Hip Hop" or rap kreyòl music originating from Haiti.
Typical instruments are: Drum machine, Microphone, Backing track, DAW, Sampler, Loops, live Drums, Claps, Electric Guitar, Bass guitar, Piano/Keyboard/Keytar, KeyBass, Hooks/ Lyrical melodies and Harmonies, Lead Vocals, Backing Vocals, and Chorus and Chanted Vocals.
Key stylistic elements: MCing/rap-singing, Freestyling, DJing/scratching with turntables, .
NOT to be Confused with. Diaspo-Rap which is a form of French-Creole Hip hop music developed and performed by young Haitians living in the french diaspora in countries such as France and Canada and deals with issues affecting their lives such as rough childhoods and difficult living conditions, socio-economy, relationships, immigrations, and poverty.
Just like Hip hop , most Crenglish Hip hop artists often focus on lifestyles,
social pressure/ Social inequality /social disparities. and the violent lifestyles and impoverished conditions of inner-city Haitian-American youths.
A notable label of this kind of Vodoun-Pop is Negre Marron Records which was founded in New York City 2018 by René Guemps.
Yo Johnny ! who knew that one day Crenglish Hip Hop would became this popular among young Haitian-American youths?
by Negre Marron Records December 29, 2018
Black hippies that you often see leading social movements. You can identify them by the afros, braids, dreadlocks and baggy tie-dyed clothing they wear as a nod to the late sixties racial equality protests.
They push an agenda of black empowerment by marching, protesting and demanding social change when their focus should be on economic change. black, hippies, black hippies, social change, racial equality, racism, revolution, movement, BLM, black lives matter, black power, urban hippie, hippie chic, urban hippie chic, hipster, hiphop hippie, hip hop hippie
They push an agenda of black empowerment by marching, protesting and demanding social change when their focus should be on economic change. black, hippies, black hippies, social change, racial equality, racism, revolution, movement, BLM, black lives matter, black power, urban hippie, hippie chic, urban hippie chic, hipster, hiphop hippie, hip hop hippie
There have been a ton of protests for justice ever since that kid was shot in the back. It's tragic John, but I'm tired of the hip hop hippies creating so much drama. Brian, you have no sympathy?!
by joecoolthefool April 03, 2016
The closeted lesbian, gay and bisexual rappers that make rap and hip hop music about how they are tough and sleep with a lot of women, but secretly are gay or bisexual. Most of these artists live on the down low, but some of them romantically hug and kiss other male rappers in public. No judgment, just saying. rappers, hip hop artists, rap, hip hop, down low, LGBT, gay with a side of straight, hollywood straight
Did you just see those two guys kiss each other on the lips. What was that about?! That dude's a hip-hop homosexual.
by joecoolthefool June 23, 2016