Underground Music Hong Kong
What top 2 countres Asia is rap and hip hop, whether ordinary or underground, the most popular?
China, Japan, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Singapore, Philippines, Thailand and South Korea: I heard these countries are beginning and are making their own rap, and even have their own rap and hip scene hop, but what do the two countries most rap and hip hop, and where the majority of fans of this type of music? Why is this so? Which of these countries also makes the least rap and hip hop, and have the least amount of fans? Why is this so well? Sorry for the amount of questions. I asked this question once before, but I would like opinions of more people and we only got one reply last time.
South Korea and Japan are leading to rap, hip hop in Asia. I also listen to k-pop, j-pop, is more popular than in China, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Singapore and the Philippines. China would, together with South Korea and Japan, however. Thailand and I think that would be less .. I have never heard any rap, hip hop from Thailand. I think it is only improve the quality and excitement that South Korea and Japan brings. They are also the major Asian countries. they are the closest to music that sounds English rap, hip hop and can be easily associated with the U.S.. There have been groups like Big Bang start your way to the U.S.. The same with the Board of Auditors and Hime is already there. http://ca.youtube.com/watch?v=VD3r5C1h0gw&feature=related http://ca.youtube.com/watch?v = 7H14nuSdE8w http://ca.youtube.com/watch?v=_1VS5mgUCRE only surf around, you'll see.
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