The Rise of Trap Music in China (Chengdu)
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- Опубліковано 3 лют 2019
- Welcome to Chengdu in Sichuan province, where the hip-hop is hotter than its food. In the first part of The Rise of Trap in Southwest China, we head to Chengdu to speak to the Higher Brothers, China's hottest hip-hop export. Ty. shares the secrets behind several popular songs. While Chengdu's most famous rapper, Xie Di, goes deep in his thoughts on China's scene.
Trap has broken the Chinese wall, and the two hottest trap scenes are the two largest cities in western China - Chengdu and Chongqing.
VICE goes to Chengdu and Chongqing to check out two of the most influential music labels - CDC (aka Chengdu Rap House) and GO$H MUSIC - to explore the realm of dialect rap and a new generation of hip-hop lifestyle and values. Our host Wes Chen, a veteran in the scene who has hosted a Chinese hip-hop radio show for over a decade, shares his knowledge of the hottest music and evolution of hip-hop in China.
Chengdu vs Chongqing: Which will emerge as the reigning city of Chinese hip-hop?
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Legend has it they are still looking for the definition of "Trap"
People don't look for something they already posses.
Your comment is right underneath the original comment you copied so you look dumb af now just fyi
drugs? @@jerryb4705
这帮垃圾就在成都乱搞吧，早晚被整死！
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Its funny how nobody could actually describe trap.
"it's a type of underground music in Chengdu" got me especially sad
come on they are just passerby , what do are you expecting 😂
@@kickfloeb translation isnt precise, what he said is actually means "in chengdu, trap music is minority and underground "
how would you describe trap? Is it 808s and mixed with hip-hop genre?
@@jasonmason6910 Trap music is about the lifestyle of getting money in the HOOD. Drug money, gangbanging and all the things that come with it. Poor ppl have to sell drugs and gangbang because lack of educational and economic oppurtunties in their community. Even though its a losing game in the end as you typically end up dead or in jail but you still gotta eat. IE a TRAP.
“ I thought in 10 years if I make no money would I regret this? Na I won’t” I
Damn I felt that, mad respect. ✊
A Chinese man, in China, with dreadlocks.
I've seen it all.
if you think that's special, you obviously haven't seen much at all
Look up history of dreadlocks before you make such stupid comments. People wore dreadlocks even in India for the longest time.
Jamaica has a large population of Chinese and their cultures merge together don’t be surprised to see a Chinese with dreads down there at least.
Yas Gasovna if two different ethnicities merge culture wtf else are they going to do? It’s inevitable dumbass. Chinese didn’t immigrant to Jamaica by their own free will either they were brought as workers with the Africans to the islands .
Dude had braids not dreadlocks
They have to separate the meaning of "trap" from real American trap music. China is hard on any Western influences. The country has gone as far as banning rap on television, as well as visible tattoo, earrings or anything else that may be related to hip hop culture, such as graffiti. So separating any negative connotations is necessary to avoid too much government attention. Just like the guy said at the beginning, a video about rap caused the government to come down hard on them. That being said, I don't think most of them know how trap music originated anyway. China tends to like the culture, but not the people who actually made it.
Good point, i didnt think about that
Hold up...American trap? You mean African American trap ✌🏾
Facts💯
Still black american culture any way you slice it "trap" originates in the southern hiphop culture period
What's trap?? Trap.. It's music.. You know what I'm saying.. It's lifestyle.. You know what I'm saying...
No. I don't know what you saying. 😑😂😂
But it IS a music style AND a lifestyle. If you don't get that, you're just bagging on how they speak -- not because what they said didn't make sense.
Tuuurtle exactly
@Champ Life Nope, my dear friend. The Triple 6 Mafia created it.
I feel like he wants to explain something but have no enough vocabulary to explain it. It makes him sound stupid :(
ka boom!! 哈哈哈哈哈哈哈哈哈哈！yes yes ！哈哈哈哈哈哈哈哈哈
Why is it so hard to explain? The trap is a dead end street where the drugs and ho's are at, if you're selling drugs there you're "trappin'". The trap house is the abandoned house nearby where the dope is stored and cooked up. They're all over Atlanta and got made popular by rappers like Big Boi, Jeezy and T.I. and is closely related to the Houston and Memphis rap scenes. The musical side got popular with big heavy bass and rolling hi hats.
yeh but this is china not detroit
@@ohhi5237 yeh but trap is from Detroit not China
@@jacoblunn29 and china is the largest producer of drugs, so what
these people aint poor
@@ohhi5237 sure but do you really believe higher brothers are selling coke? Nah and that's a good thing. I'm just saying the original trap music came from from that ruthless environment. Chinese trap then came from that music, not that environment 👌
@@jacoblunn29 i never mentioned coke lol
I wish people loved us like they love our culture!
True, at least y'all got me,, I think Chinese people are dope
❤️
trap is not black culture.
I do believe people love the culture but sometimes I believe even black people can be close minded toward other people loving them.
@@djwestbrook36 Idk about black people, but a lot of Asians above 35 are highly reactionary to darker skin colors. It's the most common in Asian countries that have certain roots in Sino-centric culture (chinese), where the whiter one's skin is, the more beautiful they are perceived to be. It's something that evolved over hundreds of years, if not a thousand, which is why poor people are perceived to be darker skinned, while rich, famous, or powerful people have "fairer" skin. It's why K-Pop idols all look like differently styled carbon copies of the same Barbie Doll, but at least Barbie had some color to her.
are we gonna ignore that they mistranslated "As salem alaykum" as "I'm Alaykum" ? 😂
there JOENIES
zahra LMAO I didnt notice 😂
WTH? He clearly says he’s a “Uyghur boy!” which is a Muslim ethnic group of Xinjiang (Northwestern China). Salam malaykum is an Islamic greeting. He isn’t telling us his name, he’s saying “Hello”! He briefly is rapping in Uyghur language at the beginning. It’s a Turkic language related to Kazakh, Uzbek, and Kyrgyz.
no cuz we not Muslim boi
Or was it a double entredre?
But do they actually trap tho
Future doesnt
95% of rappers today have never slanged anything. They just put up an image like these guys. Not like the old days when rappers were actually bout that life.
Teddy Leo Yup
I'm sure they have trap houses in China
Somewhat, china crimes are very different then u.s,for example you'll bearly find weapons or traditional drugs,instead pharmaceutical drugs,and knock-off products are they way of trapping,even chocolate,milk,and baby formula you can find people "trapping" in china.
Wow blackpeople are the global trendsetters our culture & lifestyles are the most imitated & influential.
master universe sure buddy I’m going to assume your one of those people that views black people as inferior
Dementia Hawkins period I was abt to comment that. like girl what? majority of “American culture” is just black culture now glamorized
Wow do you sound so pressed?
master universe Black people in America have been put in a very unique situation from a historical view. But being so unique it creates beautiful new forms of music.
We run 🏃♂️ the world..
that first "freestyle" had me backing out the room like I walked in on my parents :/
😂😂😂
eminum
Str8 up
The “Un-huh” from the fat dude had me weak 😂😂
lmao
ME TOO hhahaa i replayed it too many times, this is meme material.
Currently dying 😭😭😭😭😭
Trap is a word used to describe "trap houses", where people would get trapped doing drugs, usually crack.
Trap music, originally, was music that described drug/party scenarios, usually in the form of hip hop and rap.
Now, trap is about anything, and has a very defined high hatty, clicky beat.
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trap man, you know. trap is, man trap is trap. trap is a, trap is music.
Shrek T trap man is life man trap it’s a lifestyl4
I was smiling the whole video. Straight to my favorites
Same!
Y’all know these Chinese songs?
You should listen to open it up by higher brothers or anything on their album “five stars” it’s honestly really fire if you read the lyrics and peep the American features
@@breadman5048 why you say it like that💀
this is from vice china 2 years ago...why u post on youtube now
@bd z LOL, if that's true that's so shameful, we need real creativity like that in China, sadly we haven't really seen any, that's why I listen to real rap and real trap so far (not the copied bullshit)
@bd z then who's paying you to say this stupid shit?
better late than never, right?
bd z you’re hilarious.
@bd z bullshit. This one was made by Vice China in Beijing two years ago.
As a black person, I'm glad to see my culture being embraced. But it would be nice if they could appreciate the history behind it, as well as the people associated with it.
Your culture? Please show me any trap music you have ever made
@@kingjaysoyelrey7969 So if a Brazilian hasn't made any Samba music before then it isn't apart of their culture? Your argument makes no sense and you're only making it because you feel entitled to black popular culture.
@@sirkeg1 Cool, but I just find it a bit bothersome when people don't even care about or like the people who created something they love to do, regardless of where they come from. It's just good form in my opinion to at least demonstrate a little sincerity and appreciation, or else it can/would look disrespectful.
@@jjl511 I see your point, but I think [technological] inventions vs. music/culture are two different parallels. White people invented cars and planes for utility. Black people created traffic lights and clothes dryers for utility. Arabs invented Algebra for utility. No one yells at the sky for the creators of these things because they're not of inherent sentimental value like music, culture and traditions.
idantfearbro so just cause a few Asians don’t like u mean that all Asians hate black ppl lmao I have black friends and we chillin
My Grandfather smoked his whole life. I was about 10 years old when my mother said to him, “If you ever want to see your grandchildren graduate, you have to stop immediately..” He looked at me and then at that old cancer stick, flicked the ashes one last time, and l swear I saw tears well up in his eyes when he realized what exactly was at stake. He gave it up right then and there. Three years later my Grandpa died of lung cancer. It was really sad and destroyed me. My mother said to me, “Son, don’t ever smoke. Please don't put your family through what your Grandfather put us through." I agreed. At 32, I have never touched a cigarette. I must say though, I feel a very slight sense of regret for never having done it, because watching this video gave me cancer anyway.
😂😂
Bruh Y
😳😳😩😩😩
You know what. You just cracked me up!
Hahahaha.. Faaaccckkk
4:47 when you step on a Lego
People who are triggered about cultural appropriation probably have some random ass Chinese tattoo on their arm that they don’t even know the meaning of. Let them have fun with the genre because that’s what music is about
Cultural appropriation only exists in the minds of some Americans. Please don't bring that nonsense to the rest of the world. I don't understand why you're not allowed to be influenced and enjoy other cultures. What's next? Not being allowed to enjoy foreign quisine?
@Champ Life not necessarily..........................that's some bad logic right there
@Champ Life Your world has to be very small if you limit yourself to your own cultural bubble. Grow up.
@Champ Life So... You can ''appreciate'' it, but you can't wear, listen to, eat or style your hair a certain way because that would somehow be 'stealing'? Do you realise how unlogical that sounds to a non-American(and sane Americans alike)? Intentions matter, as long as the cultural appropriation is not a clear mockery of your culture there is nothing to be offended about. Just chill and live and let live.
When I talk to Americans I feel like I need a rulebook with all the insane amounts of exceptions when it comes to not offending people. Where has common sense and a thick skin gone?
I don't have no chinese tatoo.
This genre sounds like it was MADE for their language! Multilingual music of any kind is an interesting and revolutionary idea!
No it isnt Its always existed plenty of people have released their songs in different languages or used different languages in one track. Allot of jamaican tracks have english and patios
Missy elltiot and that french guy, dancehall.
How is chinese made for another races pride identity and warrior music and ancestral try worship culture. Makes no sense.
KristyKreme can black people have anything of their own? Anything?? 😭😭😭 we all know black people are the originators of rap, it was not MADE for their language, I’m not hating on the movement but damn give credit where credit is due
tf you saying obv you know nothing about trap or trap life lmao
if you grind hard enough there's no potential to your potentials! simply believe an put in the work! well i been putting in mad work and i need your support! plz check out my new single " Trap House" available on all platforms right now! soundcloud link below
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@@marshaabrady5191
Shut up. It's about who doesn't best not first
Trap music isn't called trap because of the verb 'to trap'. It's because it came from drug dealers who work in trap houses. Now that is a reference to the verb 'to trap' as the term does mean it traps people, because everyone who comes to the house gets trapped there, because of their addiction. Now that the music has moved international and isn't directly related to stacks, rubber bands, whipping, or any other drug paraphernalia, it's lost its meaning. But that is the origin of the term trap music.
@@Steven19886 How so?
Even tho these guys don't really know what Trap means but they deserve our utter respect. As someone who is born in China I know it is extremely difficult to pursue a music career not only the little chance of success but also the enormous social pressures from their Asian parents and other relatives. They are really brave to be able to stand out from the ordinary in order to do what they love to do, especially from an Asian culture. Respects...
I give them props, cause I'm hella sure many think they are wasting their time doing this and the fam might think their crazy. However, I respect and LOVE all creative people so Respect and big ups to em all.
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Fact
If you are NOT African American ie the creators/originators of TRAP music which in fact- was created FOR US BY US- Not and never intended to be shared- you are not qualified to have an opinion. This shit is getting scary
@@thehelm658shut the hell up
When that asian dude said "You know what im sayn" i died
Why?
lmaoo aint one of them knew what trap meant...smfh
only girls said somethings right 😂
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It's something that traps you! Lol.
OMG!!!!!! I've been to China and ABSOLUTELY LOVED it! I'll be in Chengdu this THIS YEAR! thank you so much for sharing this with us!
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"The black man of America is the most copied man on this planet" -Paul Mooney
Jazz and Blues, Rock and Roll I could go on forever but I DO have a life. READ a book sometime.
This is true gm346553. So really why are people so upset if some kids in China love music from the U.S.? this has been going on for over 100 years.
@@patandersen4271 Mein Kampf is a book
@simbakafiri hip hop to slang stop being salty I've lost count on how many cultures try to rap or act like african Americans
simbakafiri the fact your Arabic a$$ came here to hate news flash white People don’t like u and your not one of them trust me
Anyone know the song that starts at 3:05? I’m lovin the Roy Ayers x Everybody Loves The Sunshine sample!
Queen Ria the song is “we chat” by higher brothers and Keith ape
Karwin Chau Thank you!
Karwin Chau um actually I don’t think it’s that song. I checked it out and it’s not the same lol.
I think it’s the one without Keith ape then
Karwin Chau I figured it out. It’s the Higher Brothers Intro. Lol thanks anyways.
Awesome. When different cultures do hip hop they take it in a fresh direction because of their traditional sounds or lifestyle..
And sometimes it works.
I liked this video, shows that we are all brothers and sisters, we just live in different places.
Much love to the homies in China.
If only those homies in China like black people..
Dude. Awesome work.
Hope to see a series on Chinese clubs.
I'm an American expat whose been living in Seoul for 11 years. I sometimes go on business trips to China and I have been to Beijing, Tianjin, Shanghai, Guangzhou, Chongqing, Nanjing, and Dalian. also been to Taiwan and traveled around there. One thing I love about China is how different the cities are. The people, food, atmosphere, architecture, and more are so different and the contrasts are so stark that it's even noticeable and accessible to a foreigner like me. After watching this video I'm now SUPER interested in Chengdu, and I hope I have a chance to experience this city!
TY and Higher Brothers are inspiring people. I wish people wouldn’t take me as a joke when they see me listening to them.
very interesting how culture spreads from society to society and how they make it their own
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Make it their own. It’s called stealing
@@aaronlewis2501 Samething! They will steal and try to make changes to fit them. Soon they will call it something different and make everyone believe they created it.
@@aaronlewis2501 shut up dog
@@mrtakeaminute6815 truth hurts.. dawg
Had fun psychily rapping with these rappers in the video. Had a blast! :D
Black people have so much cultural influence if only the masses could influence ourselves on the same level resulting in a wave of positivity. All the way from Detroit
our problems arent any different than any other groups its just more focused on than any other groups and its easy to get rid of ! just get rid of poverty and boom its gone ! detroit is poor chicago hoods are poor and things like this happen where poverty rules !
@Liam South You keep thinkin that.
Nobody cares where you're from
@@juangonzalez6397 Yea you do or else you wouldnt have said anything.
@@garagegorilla5x5 nigga are you fucking five
Our music, our culture, our style, our swag, we are the trendsetters for the rest of the world in these areas!!! Dang!!!
Its time we learn to appreciate the spread of the culture. Instead of being constantly gripping about this.
Yeah but you also gotta think a lot of black American street culture is made in China like Jordan’s and bape for example
@@nokap4922 frfr asain and black is inspriring each other
H J yes bro if we keep trying to make everything look negative in this world we not gonna make progress. We jus gonna create more separation between us.
@@nokap4922 truth
They trapping that good fentanyl
@peter schwarz I'd argue that they (along with sugar addicts) are indeed jokers.
Is this revenge for Bruce Leroy and The Last Dragon?
😅😅
Why did the last song go hard tho 😂 GAI, GAI, GAI, GAI lol
Another popular rap house in China is GO$H, which in Chongqing. The last song was a song dissing an important member of GO$H and his name is GAI. There's a history of diss between CDC and GO$H.
Diss Gai- Higher Brothers
its a diss track
The hook kinda sounds like gang by max p
Sammi Ballin Beats On Fonem that's why I thought bro 😂😂😂 I was like " Ay! I know that beat and Rhythm " lol
Rich homie chan out here making moves
He dont chingping he makes money moves
Finally, subtitles! Love CDC and Chinese rap in general.
About the seeming cultural ignorance of some of these people:
Of course, there are MANY pretentious idiots in China who are hopelessly trying to ride the wave of popular foreing, i.e. Western, cultural phenomena, albeit apparently having no meaningful understanding of it at all. But this I think is very much rooted in the total lack of a substantial youth culture and sub-cultural identity there, society just doesn't leave a lot of room for that. There are some very interesting underground communites in Chinese cities, particularly Chengdu, Wuhan or Shanghai, which I think have zestful scenes with very creative and seriously impressive people, but they suffer a lot of repercussions from society and from the authorities. And even worse, once some of these things experience enough of a popularity boom they become ruthlessly commercialised - and this is what happened to Hip Hop in China in recent years, too - it becomes a big, harmless show and an even bigger business for a clueless K-Pop loving mainstream audience, that has no deep connection to any of this, drained of authenticity and realness. Because many young people experience subculture merely as a media phenomenon without "living" it, it is no wonder you will find a lot of clueless wannabes.
However, for all I see and care about, these Chengdu-based artists are the coolest thing when it comes to Chinese Hip Hop, and I don't even like Trap that much, but Higher Brothers are pretty good, and I hope they can evolve on that and continue to create their own identity and style, inspiring more people to break out of this desert of dullness that is Chinese mainstream pop culture and lifestyle. 加油兄弟们!
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Yeah i have very little patience for the people bitching about it too. Black people in the US have been hella racist to Asians, co opted and disrespected parts of their culture in media even specifically in rap. lil pump obviously the most recent one. For Black Americans to say kinda racist things about and make fun of white people is totally fair lol I have no complaint, but to apply that logic about race relations in the US to the entire world is really dumb and reflects serious ignorance (which is true of all Americans). Hypocrisy isn’t a good look. That being said racism and xenophobia in China is certainly a problem. It was hard for me to tell how much of it was just genuine extreme ignorance vs actual ideas of genetic supremacy since I don’t really speak Chinese. I asked some ppl and they never wanted to be upfront about it but as far as I could tell they like black Americans and black westerners, but they don’t like African immigrants that are poor at least, and they’re likely to assume anyone black is African not American. My impression was moreso ignorance and xenophobia vs actual racism but idk.
And more to your point specifically, it’s not like wu tang clan was really deeply knowledgeable about Chinese history culture and struggles lol. And that’s fine, it was still cool, I don’t think that was seen as offensive by Chinese ppl at large. There’s religious rock music and foreign rock music and all kinds that only really share the actual sound of the music not a culture. That’s great, not a problem.
Woaw that was some really interesting comments
@@Unclejamsarmy They also don't say shit when Nicki Minaj came out with Chun Li . Kanye West, Lil Wayne, J. Cole, Wiz Khalifa, Tyler the Creator, and most likely your favorite Black rapper have all rapped a variant of the totally hilarious and super original “eyes so low I look Asian” joke. Cardi B, who runs the game at the moment, called Kim Jong-Un “Won Tung soup” on Twitter, while her fiancee’s groupmate, Quavo, straight up calls Asian people “chinks” in “Get Right Witcha.”
@@Unclejamsarmy Yeah lmao even RZA of the Wu posted this mad offensive japanese imperial flag inside the Wu "W" on some tweet about meditation lmao. He probably didn't even know how offensive that is to Chinese, Koreans, and like all of SE asia but still. Sometimes people just have to stop getting mad when their culture ends up on the other side of the world lmao that's globalisation for you.
It's funny because the name of the music is a clear warning not to listen to it.
Lol
Props to Vice, they're all over the damn world. In places where sometimes only Special Operations Forces/Special Operations operators go.
Dope, keep working this is cool
It's crazy how most don't know the origins of trap music but adopt what it means to them and how it makes them feel. It's beautiful. Seriously
i feel my fellow blacks in this comment section need to come to terms these are poor overlooked people like us in there part of the world and need to show love to our allies in the struggle instead of isolate ourselfs divided we are weak together we are strong
I agree with the both of ya
@@jyinxtv7740 ???? okay.....
@@jyinxtv7740 I can totally tell you re not Black just by reading that statement. Try again.
just wow at the uyghur translation at the start (0:03) zzz
"assalamu alaykum. men, uyghur bala, ilham"
translates roughly to "greetings. i am, an uyghur child, ilham."
which means his name is Ilham not alaykum.
...and i know this because i am uyghur
bala. That's the world for child in many indian langauges as well...damn linguistics is fun..
nimu adaxi, jalap xun
well hello there always wanna meet a uyghur
الله يقويك
MegaElectronVolt what? :l
A YOUNG BLACK MAN IS THE MOST COPIED PERSON. DAMN THX FOR THE 50LIKES I WHICH I COULD HAVE THE SAME FOR SUBSCRIBERS, CHECKOUT MY CHANNEL.👍
Lol you sound stupid
@@CEOofSleep LOL ITS TRUE, THE WAY YOUNG BLACK PEOPLE DRESS, TALK, STYLE AND SPECIALLY INFLUENCE SHIT, PEOPLE COPY NOT IN A BAD WAY IN A GOODWAY.
Well, black Americans and Jamaicans are the only globally popular/influential black people. Black Brits are a FAR third.
And the definition of a young black man is..
souljaaaa
I love this language, even if I can't understand the lyrics the flow is dope!!!
What was the song at the beginning? That beat is fire!
I absolutely love HB! THEY MADE IT!!!!
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"Higher Brothers, that's the, like the best crew in China right now."
3:02
Water
Swag
Hakuna Matata
lol
song name?
@@smitdalma6600 higher brothers intro
Anyone know if I can find a transcript for this in Chinese?
Please what's the name of the higher brothers' song at 3:04??_ Good People??
5:36 Yooooo that bar 🤣✨🔥
Anybody know that song at 17:00 GAI GAI?
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This is a classic I come back to every once in a while.
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Where can I find the track sampled at 3:02
It’s cool to love black culture hopefully it spills over to respect ✊ for the creators and originators 💯
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It wont
That Porsche lane change at 0:30 got me furious.
Is there a video like this on Rock and Metal culture in Asia? There are a lot of good bands like Crystal Lake, for example, that would make a great short doc similar to this.
Damn, TY. seems like such a wise guy with an interesting perspective on life. Respect.
Agreed!
In the 80s it was called the SPOT aka crackhouse....the term trap house refers to crackhouse..the brothers from the South trans formed that into what we call trap music....
LMFAOOOOOO😂😆😂😆😂
PS. A few of those songs actually pretty hard🤔
This was hard thank you needed too see this big up Chengdu
The Higher Brothers concert in Atlanta was so good.
2:52 WHEN PSY.P APPEARED I SCREAMED 😍😍😍
That last rapper wrote a song about how much he hates foreigners in China. It's hilarious and sad.
in which minute did the rapper said that
@@eugenetan3828 Not in this video, but he did make a song dedicated to how much he hates foreigners.
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This is the link to a re-upload of it ^^.
@@xixingpooh It was because a Spanish guy was caught fucking a Chinese girl in the streets 😂😂
this is an old comment but in the song he explains he doesnt mean ALL foreigners but primarily the ones that are being dickheads in their homeland. His criteria is not that nuanced lol but in his mind it is.
What is the first song that plays at 1:08? that beat is fire
That sample flip at 3.02 is sick.
Loved the guys' explanation of cultural appropriation at 15:23 ,and this is coming from a black guy.
Yea exactly, cultural appropriation is what all humans do naturally, without any malice or bad intent
"Hip hop has always been in china" a pretty shit response since it originated in the 70s in USA. Fuck you mean?
@@doubleo2551 he meant that it spread to China early on like it did to the whole world in the 80's hes not claiming China invented hip hop. Lot of people this that hip hop has only spread out recently when there was the hwole bboy breakdancing scene world wide
@@Jay-pu2pd Bro what are you talking about it's been popular in most first world countries since the 90's. Its only recently been popular in china since gaining access to the internet is easier in china now.
Ty. been dropping knowledge haha
Often imitated never duplicated.
Yes gegeswint this is truth
often out of jail never off parole
1:14 what is the song please?
VICE please help. Whats the name of track @ 3:02
Did dude just say "I fuq with"....???.....rflmao.....hell yeah!
Lean got me high, my sesame points higher
That everybody loves the sunshine sample fire af
1:08 where could I find this track? My search for this track in YT is fruitless. The beat is so fire, it loops on my mind everytime I think about Chengdu rap.
I know right???
I was hoping for
"kitchen in the dungeon "
3:15 yall already know this dude packing drugs in his pocket
Why I can't find song of MC YILy?
What's the name of the first song? 1:08
Song name 1:09 plz
please someone
MAN ! need that name
1:17 those are actually vitamin c pills lmao
what's the song at 3:04?
Does anyone know the track at 3:05?
LOL so much gets lost in translation when things are adopted by others
Anyone figure out who Gai is ?
on god this is the only reason I'm in the comments
another Chinese rapper，he makes chinese style trap music, and he had big beef with higherbrothers and CDC crew
That guy shaddy is actually very interesting.. how he describes character rappers and real life rappers is a creative take on how things are potrayed.
What's the song at 3:03?
The next big trap artist in China...
Teriyaki 69
Do they know the origins of trap music tho cause I don’t think they do
idk, but with the same sense i can say, do ppl really know where the letters come from when they get chinese letters tattooed on them tho. 🤐
I mean most western hip hop listeners don’t even know about the early scene from Memphis and Atlanta
They just like the genre and want to create their own Chinese version of it and have fun with it, you gotta respect that
Arab Trappers I respect that but I’m not sure if Memphis was one of the big ones in early trap music. It was Georgia and Atlanta. Cool breeze, KM, BG, and probably a couple members of nwa were some of the first trap music makers.
Saint Andrew
Three six mafia is from Memphis that’s why I included it. Anyways I also think that the language barrier is why they don’t know that much about the early days I mean they know some English words but probably wouldn’t understand a documentary about hip hop or some other type of digging into the roots. It’s harder to learn about this if you aren’t a native speaker
Arab Trappers true, but 36 was new school
Rono Tse (DJ for Disposable Heroes of Hiphoprisy) showed me a MADE IN CHINA promo CD in 1995/6 in Boston. It was for a Wu-style all Chinese MCs from SanFran. He was the first to that name.
3:04 what song is this??
"There's an Ah-huh missing" -LMAO
the highest brothers are at the top and they live in that house?
I live in London, UK and I love and listen to Higher Brothers
This man said im thinking of becoming more of character rapper