Ivoirian hip hop

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Ivoirian hip hop is a major part of the popular music of Côte d'Ivoire, and has been fused with many of the country's native styles, such as zouglou. Hip hop became a mainstream part of Ivoirian music beginning in about 1998. Some time later, the scene gained more publicity with the rise of a publicly-feuding pair of crew leaders, Stezo of the Flotte Imperiale and Almighty of the Ministère Authentik. There is a kind of gangsta rap-influenced Ivorian hip hop called rap dogba.

[edit] DJs, crews, rappers

• Baby Joe
• Angelo & les Dogbas
• M.A.M.: a child rap group
• MC Claver
• Negromuffin
• Parlement Supreme: one of the earliest crews in the country
• R.A.S.: a zouglou-hip hop fusion crew
• Almighty 'le Dieu du swing'
• Stezo..
• KLM.. Landros.mutiply.com.

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