Current Events > Today's Music Scene Really Owes a Lot to Black Culture

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What about baracha, salsa, flamenco, and merenge?

Imagine posting Dizzee Rascal and not posting Bonkers as an example

SMH

• Afrobeats
• Originated in West Africa during the early 2010s and includes elements from Pop Rap, Contemporary R&B, and Dancehall.
• Alt-Pop
• Emerged in the late 2000s and early 2010s, combines chart Pop conventions with alternative/indie genre sensibilities sometimes on a more minimal and contemplative atmosphere, often extracted from Alternative R&B.
• Glitch Pop
• Incorporates elements of more experimental Electronic styles like IDM and Glitch.
• Bedroom Pop
• Named for solo producers and singer-songwriters from the 2010s onward who created intimate, "authentic" music in their own homes, outside of a traditional studio environment.
• Semi-Trot
• Contemporary form of Trot which takes influences from modern K-Pop and recent Pop substyles.
• Sertanejo universitrio
• Third evolution of Sertanejo, sharing close sensibilities with national Brazilian Pop music and other regional styles.
• Funknejo
• Incorporates the rhythms, production, and idioms of Funk carioca into the universitrio genre.
• Picopop
• Originated in the early 2000s as an offshoot of the Japanese Shibuya-kei movement when artists introduced more prominent "bleepy" electronic elements and faster tempos.
• Alternative R&B
• Deviating from the traditional styles of Contemporary R&B and featuring smooth, reverberated, Electronic-influenced production with heavy bass and often reverberated vocals.

British rap hiphop sounds better than the american rap we have these days.. Lyrically at least.

all black culture

Bruh fuck off lol. Norteno? Lol

I still don't understand what people want when they make these statements.

I already answered that question. It sounds like it just makes you uncomfortable so you don't want to talk about it maybe?

Your answer is not something normal everyday people do. It's what the industry does.