International Rap and Hip Hop testify to the movement's ability to cross borders and adapt to all cultures. As early as the 90s, artists like Cypress Hill, The Fugees, and Beastie Boys paved the way for global dissemination.
Over the decades, each country has developed its own scene: from the United Kingdom with Stormzy and Dizzee Rascal, to Germany with Kool Savas or Samy Deluxe, to the current successes of Bad Bunny and Residente in Latin America. In Africa, rap has also established itself with figures like Didier Awadi or Kaaris of Ivorian origin.
Each vinyl record is a testament to this diversity and cultural appropriation. Let's relive the evolution of a genre that has become universal, shaped by the languages, accents, and social realities of each continent.
