TheGrammys--oftenderidedasatone-deafmusicindustrylove-fest--willtakeonnewrelevancethisyear,aship-hopartistsforthefirsttimeareleadingthepack.Butafteratumultuous2
ByAPDwriterHeWeiTwoyearsago,Chinesepeoplemaynotbefamiliarwiththehiphopculture,whichcouldbecalledthesub-cultureamongalltheotherChineseculture.Whenitcomestohiphop
Chinesemusicfansarebracingforacrackdownonhiphopafterarapperwasapparentlydroppedfromapopularsingingprogramme,asreportsemergedthattheoften-provocativegenrehadfall
"Do you have freestyle?" That's the buzz word in China these days. The catchphrase came from “The Rap of China”, the country’s first talent show that centers on hip-hop artists, many of them previously underground.
"Doyouhavefreestyle?"That'sthebuzzwordinChinathesedays.Thecatchphrasecamefrom“TheRapofChina”,thecountry’sfirsttalentshowthatcentersonhip-hopartists,manyofthempr
The Rap of China (TROC), China's first hip-hop talent show released on June 24, has become a controversial topic on Sina Weibo receiving mixed reviews from its viewers.
TheRapofChina(TROC),China'sfirsthip-hoptalentshowreleasedonJune24,hasbecomeacontroversialtopiconSinaWeiboreceivingmixedreviewsfromitsviewers.China'sonlinecelebr
Only having released its second episode of the series, “High School Rapper,” the new hip-hop audition program aired on Mnet has been embroiled in another high-profile controversy.
Korean hip-hop comes out from the underground : The explosion of the genre comes with its share of growing pains
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