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  1. French hip-hop, like hip-hop in other countries, is highly influenced by American hip-hop. Columnist David Brooks wrote that "ghetto life, at least as portrayed in rap videos, now defines for the young, poor and disaffected what it means to be oppressed. Gangsta resistance is the most compelling model for how to rebel against that oppression."

  2. Aug 11, 2023 · American hip-hop had not even entered the mainstream when it struck a chord with young men in the French suburbs, who felt an affinity with the strong social and political messages coming from the ...

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  3. THE IMPACT OF RAP MUSIC AND HIP HOP CULTURE in the United States and the subsequent cultural consequences have been well documented by researchers (Rose 219-27). Since new cultural American forms have often influenced the popular cultures of other countries (Bertrand and Bordat), the influence of rap music and hip hop culture in the contemporary

  4. Influence of American hip-hop. French hip-hop, like hip-hop in other countries, is highly influenced by American hip-hop. Columnist David Brooks wrote that "ghetto life, at least as portrayed in rap videos, now defines for the young, poor and disaffected what it means to be oppressed. Gangsta resistance is the most compelling model for how to ...

  5. Dec 20, 2023 · Since the late 70s, hip-hop in France has been on a steady ascent. While sonically there are clear influences from mainstream American rap, the prominence of African and Caribbean cultures in France has historically played a part in creating the fusion that is associated with both contemporary and heritage French hip-hop artists.

  6. Sep 11, 2019 · Abstract. Hip hop is perhaps the most globally recognizable form of cultural production that has emerged from a North American context. Here, Felicia McCarren, Professor of French at Tulane University and author of French Moves: The Cultural Politics of Le Hip Hop (2013), discusses the French urban dance movement of le hip hop and the ways in which it departs from the popular U.S. American understanding of hip hop culture.

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  8. Jan 24, 2019 · One of the first countries to adopt hip hop music was France. In 1982, rappers and hip hop artists from the United States embarked on their first tour of Europe. Many French citizens with African heritage were influenced by these American rappers and their connection to their own historical roots.