American and native fans alike have a tough time taking hip-hop from outside the US seriously. Either because it’s in a language they don’t understand, the production value is poor due to lack of commercial revenue, or people simply can’t wrap their heads around the concept of hip-hop that’s not made in the country that gave birth to it.
American and native fans alike have a tough time taking hip-hop from outside the US seriously. Either because it’s in a language they don’t understand, the production value is poor due to lack of commercial revenue, or people simply can’t wrap their heads around the concept of hip-hop that’s not made in the country that gave birth to it.