Rap Dance
The dance that is associated with rap music, usually the flailing of upper body, as well as the snapping of fingers.
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Dance-rap
Music that mixes elements of electronic dance music like house and techno with hip-hop. It can also be called hip house, rap house, or house rap.
Dance-rap by Super Tips February 24, 2022
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Dance rap
A type of rap music with heavy influence from EDM like house, trance, and Europop. It is marketed to the 10-25 demographic and usually has light-hearted lyrics.
The DJ at my cousin's birthday party was horrible. He played a mix of dance rap, teen pop, disco, '80s hair metal, and corporate rock songs... all of which were terrible. I really cringed when he played "Waterfalls" by TLC.
Dance rap by Super Tips February 24, 2022
Dance-rap
Awful music by the likes of C+C Music Factory, Michael Jackson, Mary Blige, R Kelly, Faith Evans, Bobby Brown, TLC, Beyoncé, Sweet Tee, LMFAO, Janet Jackson, DJ Casper, Aaron Carter, Silento, and 2 Unlimited. This is what hip hop soul, new jack swing, pop rap, and hip house should be called. None of it is good.
Teeny bopper: I really love dance-rap! My favorite dance-rap group is TLC! Are you a fan of them?
Me: No.
Me: No.
Dance-rap by Super Tips February 24, 2022
Dance-rap
Kid-friendly rap music or teen pop by the likes of C+C Music Factory, 2 Unlimited, TLC, Michael and Janet Jackson, Bobby Brown, R. Kelly, Beyonce, MC Hammer, DJ Casper and Kris Kross. Like corporate rock, over-saturation is what establishes its broad appeal and it has no creativity or inovation.
The DJ at my cousin's birthday party was horrible. He played a mix of dance-rap, teen pop, disco, '80s hair metal, and corporate rock songs... all of which were terrible. I really cringed when he played "Waterfalls" by TLC.
Dance-rap by Super Tips February 24, 2022
rap dancing
Rap dancing is the name mistakenly given to break dancing by Australian TV music presenter Molly Meldrum after what was obviously a preposterously cocaine-fuelled junket to the US in the 1980s. From this it entered the Australian lexicon and was a popular term for break dancing in Australia until the 1990s.
rap dancing by xero one January 24, 2009