Anecdote of French Hip Hop
French hip hop is one of the most typical forms of melody in Europe and one of the most politically charged mellifluous forms in the homeland. Consequent Globe Battle II, an economic boom occurred throughout the territory, sustained by a workforce from former French colonies. These immigrants were regularly treated as second-class community, spurring yet of the political angst that constitute its roar in French hip hop.
The first star in French hip hop came onto the scene during this period. Called MC Solaar achieved major radio success in 1991 with "Qui seme le vent recolte le tempo."
Genres
A figure of hip hop radio stations began to seem in 1982. This occurred at the twin time as a major rap tour came through Europe. These artists influenced major French stars like Rapper Dapper Snapper and DJ Dee Nasty.
Late 1980s and Early 1990s
Beginnings
The chronicle of French hip hop began in 1979, influenced heavily from the American piece bazaar. The Brand-new York Municipality rap scene was adopted as the popular cause of the sort.Radio Success
The rise of hip hop genres occurred during the 1990s. A more mellow form of hip hop was championed by MC Solaar and other artists. However, American gangsta rap influenced more aggressive artists such as Assassin and Supreme NTM.
Market Success
In the beginning of the 21st century, the French hip hop market became the second-largest in the world. Nearly one quarter of the music industry in the country is based in the hip hop and rap market.
