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Hip Hop in Europe I'm aware that there's Hip Hop outside AMerica. Don't hear much on BBC One but I do online on 1Xtra. I'm listening to stations online and watch TV. FOr instance VIva was available online. THat's how I got familiat with artists like Raptile,Azad,Team Eimbush,Bushido, and who was that guy who wore the metal skull on his head? Oh and I like Fuck You All.
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Dance-pop sells well in Europe. Tupac "Makaveli" Shakur (RIP 1971-1996) & Michael Jackson (RIP 1958-2009)
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I know that, that's partially cause you have Dance stations. Here we only have 8 in the very largest markets. Hardly any Hip Hop-R&B stations play it. Dance is something you hear once or twice and hour on a top 40/Pop station.
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forget raptile!!!
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I can't speak for other European countries, but dance music has always been more popular in Iceland than hip-hop. There was a period in the late 90s and the early 2000s when local hip-hop became mainstream and one of the hip-hop acts even got a record deal in America (Quarashi)... shortly after they and the other big hip-hop group here (XXX Rottweiler) broke up the scene faded back into the underground.
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But which sells bigger Tech-House or Hip Hop? Working up a purple sweat. | |
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