See soorce fer Hip hop muisic

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{{Infobox music genre <!-- See Wikipedia:WikiProject Music genres -->
| name              = Hip hop
| bgcolor           = darkblue
| color             = white
| image             =
| caption           =
| stylistic_origins = [[Funk]], [[disco]], [[Dub (muisic)|dub]], [[rhythm an blues]], [[reggae]], [[dancehall]], [[Deejay (Jamaican)|toastin]], [[performance poetry]], [[spoken wird]], [[signifyin']], [[The Dozens]], [[scat sangin]], [[talkin blues]]
| cultural_origins  = 1970s, [[the Bronx, New York|the Bronx]], New York Ceety
| instruments       = [[Turntablism|Turntable]], [[synthesizer]], [[deegital audio workstation|DAW]], [[rappin]], [[drum machine]], [[sampler (muisical instrument)|sampler]], [[drums]], [[guitar]], [[bass guitar|bass]], [[piano]], [[beatboxin]], [[vocals]]
| derivatives       = [[Electro (muisic)|Electro]], [[breakbeat]], [[auldschuil jungle]], [[drum an bass]], [[trip hop]], [[Grime (muisic)|grime]], [[breakbeat hairdcore]], [[neo soul]], [[big beat]]
| subgenres         = {{flatlist|
* [[Alternative hip hop]]
* [[Turntablism]]
* [[Christian hip hop]]
* [[Conscious hip hop]]
* [[Experimental hip hop]]
* [[Freestyle rap]]
* [[Gangsta rap]]
* [[Homo hop]]
* [[Haurdcore hip hop]]
* [[Horrorcore]]
* [[Instrumental hip hop]]
* [[Mafioso rap]]
* [[Nerdcore]]
* [[Poleetical hip hop]]
* [[Baltimore club]]
* [[Bounce muisic|Bounce]]
* [[Brick City club]]
* [[Chicano rap]]
* [[Native American hip hop]]
* [[Jerkin']]
}}
| fusiongenres      = {{flatlist|
* [[Country rap]]
* [[Australie hip hop]]
* [[Hip hop soul]]
* [[Hip hoose]]
* [[Crunk]]
* [[Hyphy]]
* [[Jazz rap]]
* [[Merenrap]]
* [[Neo soul]]
* [[Nu metal]]
* [[Ragga]]
* [[Reggaeton]]
* [[Rap opera]]
* [[Rap rock]]
* [[Rapcore]]
* [[Rap&nbsp;metal]]
* [[Cumbia rap]]
* [[Merenrap]]
* [[Hiplife]]
* [[Low Bap]]
* [[Ghettotech]]
* [[Glitch (muisic)|Glitch hop]]
* [[Wonky (muisic)|Wonky]]
* [[Industrial hip hop]]
* [[New jack swing]]
* [[Psychedelic hip hop]]
}}
| regional_scenes   = {{flatlist|
* [[Atlanta hip hop]]
* [[Bangladeshi Hip-Hop|Bangladeshi hip hop]]
* [[East Coast hip hop]]
* [[Wast Coast hip hop]]
* [[Soothren hip hop]]
* [[Midwest hip hop]]
* [[Breetish hip hop]]
* [[French hip hop]]
* [[Kenyan hip hop]]
* [[Japanese hip hop]]
* [[Korean hip hop]]
* [[Israeli hip hop]]
* [[Nepalese hip hop]]
* [[Romanie hip hop]]
}}
| popularity = Warldwide syne the 1980s
| current_year = yes
}}
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==References==
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