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This article is about hip hop music and culture originating in the Arabic-speaking world. For hip hop music and culture originating in the Middle East, see Middle Eastern hip hop.
Arabic hip hop is hip hop music and culture originating in the Arabic-speaking world. It is performed in English, local Arabic dialects, Hebrew, and French. Like most artists of the genre, these artists are highly influenced by American hip hop. Hip hop music is played on the radio stations and shown on TV stations in Arab countries, but performing it has begun only recently. Some[who?] say a Palestinian group called DAM began the movement but in fact, the MWR (from Akko) released the first hip hop single in Arabic called "Ashanak Arabi" (Because you an Arab).[citation needed]
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[edit] PalestinePalestinian hip hop supposedly started in 1998 with Tamer Nafar's group DAM.The group, based in Israel was founded in 1998, and is made up of three Palestinian Israeli men: Tamer Nafar, his brother Suhell Nafar, and Mahmoud Jrere. They blend Arabic melodies and hip hop beats in their music. The group's name is the Arabic word for "blood," (دم) but can also be an acronym for "Da Arabic MCs." Ramallah Underground is a hip-hop group based in Ramallah, Palestine - including boikutt, stormtrap, and aswatt. Their lyrics represent a powerful response to the occupation of their country. Despite the severe isolation imposed on them they have benefited from a global media revolution that surpasses all boundaries and have adopted hip-hop as a subculture and a form of expression of protest, ultimately giving voice to a whole generation of Palestinians and Arabs. The group MWR (Mahmoud, Waseem, and Richard) helps to bridge the social gap between Israelis and Palestinians by showing that being both Arab and Israeli is acceptable. They also describe that it is possible for Arabs and Israelis to exist in peace. They sing out against poverty, drugs, crime, and the hardships they deal with as Palestinians living inside of Israel.Their lyrics represent a powerful response to the occupation of their territory. Despite the severe isolation imposed on Arab-Israelis, they have benefited from a global media revolution. This has allowed them to adopt hip-hop as an expression of protest, giving voice to the youth generation of Palestinians and Arabs. MWR is one of the most powerful hip-hop groups in Palestine. They have even captivated a strong Israeli fan base to go along with their Arab supporters. This has helped them represent the Palestinians struggle within Israel today. [1] Palestine also has it's own line of top producers such as Rami Ba'arah[2] a Palestinian born producer and rapper who has worked with many of the Arab rappers (DAM, Arabian Knights, Niz-R, TAJ, Y Crew) [edit] Palestinian rappers and producers:
[edit] MoroccoOne of the most successful Arabic rappers is the Moroccan artist Salah Edin who performs his music in the Moroccan dialect Darija. Salah Edin has performed in over 31 countries in 4 continents and worked among popular American acts such as the Wu-Tang Clan, producer Focus (Aftermath) as well as with popular French artists IAM and Danish topsellers Outlandish. Cilvaringz is also a Moroccan rapper and member of the Wu-Tang Clan who speaks out against anti-Islamic sentiment along with fellow Dutch Moroccan rappers Salah Edin, Appa and Sjaakie. Rapper Appa was accused of aiming death threats at the Dutch right wing politician Geert Wilders. Wilders took Appa to court over this issue and the judge ruled in favour of Appa. In Morocco Fnaire is another popular hip hop group. Lyrically they rap about how proud they are about their country and the way how people in Morocco. H-kayne is also a rap group. Lyrically there different from Fnaire, comparable to American brag and boast rappers. [edit] AlgeriaWith the most popular Arabic rap group MBS, created in the late eighties. The algerian hip hop is one of the best arabic hip hop because it take roots in the french hip hop. And most of french rappers are originated from Africa, and most of them from Algeria. An other great group, is Intik who mixes different type of musics and languages. Thoses crews have almost the same theme of lyrics, the algerian politic. [edit] JordanRap and Hip Hop music are also very popular in Jordan. Arabic Hip Hop is one of the most popular music genres listened to by Jordan's youth, in addition to trance and techno. Famous artists are TAJ (The Arabian Journal), 962 Street, DJ Sotusura, DJ Flava and DJ Bee Bee. [edit] Egypt
In the Past it was So Strange to hear this Type of Music on Egypt, Egyptian Rappers Started like Signed Rappers. The First Egyptian Rap Crew Was MTM , They Put The Egyptian Rap Under Spot all Over The World. They Released Two Albums Omy Mesafra (My Mother is Travelling) 2001 and Telephony Peyren (My Phone is Ringing) 2003. They have got much criticism; The Most Egyptian Youth Admired them and Started to Make their own Songs, and start to make this Underground Society. Another Signed Rapper is Karim Naguib, He Start To Make his Songs and Released his First Album L'Wahdy (Alone) 2007. And The First Signed Rapper from the Underground Society Rappers is Omar Boflot who won the First Place at the MTV Arabia competition Hip-Hopna He is Also The Most Famous Rapper in Egypt. In The Underground Egyptian hip hop World There are many bands And Single Rappers . One Of The Most Famous hip hop Groups In Egypt Called Revolution Recordz started in 2006 By Mezo And Ahmed Rock Who Decided to Make A lot of Rappers come Together in One Big Gang , now Revolution Recordz Contains 4 Rap Bands & 4 single Rappers Who Called :
Revolution Records Album vol.1 is Now Under Construction And Soon Will Be Released Stif Say Wael (born April 24, primary stage name StiF Say) is an Egyptian rapper, At a young age StifSay started to write poetry, rhymes and lyrics and controversy in his lyrics. He writes and raps about things that are happening in the Arabic communit in world. No. 1 Arab hip hop artist in Egypt And In the world. Stif Say's music is a unique fusion[citation needed] of East and West, combining Arabic percussion rhythms, Middle Eastern melodies and urban Hip Hop/Rap The lyrics of Stif Say are influenced by the events running in the Middle East such as Darfur War and other critical issues and by the Palestinian struggle for freedom and equality. The songs, lyrics and music, are written and arranged by Stif Say and musically produced by him and other known producers. Also there is an Active Egyptian Rapper Who have The Copyrights of Arabic Rap Kings Mixtapes, his Name is LaLaZeZo , This is the First time on the World to Release an Albums Containing those Songs for The Arabic Underground Rappers. [edit] Arabic Rap mixtapesThe First Arabic RapMixtape released at 2008 Under the Name of Arabic Rap Kings "Vol.1 2008" , This Album CopyRighted to LaLa4Fans Company for Amateur Talents . [edit] NOSAIR
[edit] OtherOther successful rappers, producers and DJs of Arabic origin are DJ Khaled (Terror Squad), Freeman (IAM),rim-k , Isam Bachiri (Outlandish), producer Fred Wreck, Fnaire, and Bigg. There is also the rap group, [3], who have claimed nominal success. [edit] References
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