List of hip hop genres

Hip hop music can be subdivided into various subgenres, fusions with other genres, and regional hip hop scenes.

Historical time periods

Derived styles

¹Genres of hip hop that are connected with rave culture
²Mix of pop, hip hop, soul, rhythm and blues, and gospel
³subgenre of contemporary R&B and mix of hip hop and soul
⁴Mix of Electronicore and hip hop
⁵Mix of hip hop and traditional Caribbean or Polynesian genres
⁶Combination of hip hop with stylistic elements from the Chappist or steampunk subcultures and stereotypical English obsessions such as cricket, tea and the weather.

United States regional scenes

American hip hop regional scenes and genres that came from them.

Eastern

East Coast hip hop

New York City

Boom bap - Originally from New York City
Mafioso rap - Originally from New York City
Hardcore hip hop - Originally from New York City
Jersey club from Newark, New Jersey

Philadelphia

Gangsta rap - Originally from Philadelphia
Philadelphia party music/club
Baltimore club Originally from Baltimore, Maryland
Go-go Originally from Washington, D.C.

Bakersfield Hip Hop - Originally from Bakersfield also referred to as:Central California Hip hop, San Joaquin Valley Hip Hop, Central Valley Hip hop, or Kern County Hip Hop.

Central California Hip Hop - Originally from the San Joaquin Valley and the Central Coast from the cities of Bakersfield, Fresno, Modesto, Stockton, Ventura, Santa Barbara, San Luis Obispo, Monterey, San Benito, and Santa Cruz.

Central Valley Hip Hop - Originally from Sacramento County, Butte County, Colusa County, Glenn County, El Dorado County, Fresno County, Kings County, Madera County, Merced County, Placer County, San Joaquin County, Shasta County, Stanislaus County, Sutter County, Tehama County, Tulare County, Yuba County, Yolo County, and Kern County.

- Chicano rap - originally from East Los Angeles, California
- Gangsta rap
- G-funk - originally from Los Angeles, California
- Mobb music & Hyphy - originally from the San Francisco Bay Area in California
- Jerkin' - originally from Los Angeles
- Native American hip hop
- Northwest hip hop - originally from Oregon or Washington
- Ratchet - originally from Los Angeles, California
- Electro Hop - originally from Los Angeles, California

World scenes

Africa

African hip hop

Americas

American hip hop

Asia

Asian hip hop
- Nephop (nepali hiphop)
- WestSide Nephop (nepali hiphop)
- Bangladeshi hip hop
- Burmese hip hop
- Chinese hip hop
- Filipino hip hop
- Hong Kong hip hop
- Indian hip hop
- Indonesian hip hop
- Japanese hip hop
- Korean hip hop
- Malaysian hip hop
- Nepalese hip hop
- Pakistani hip hop
- Thai hip hop
- Kurdish hip hop

Europe

European hip hop
- Albanian hip hop
- Austrian hip hop
- Belgian hip hop
- Bosnian hip hop
- British hip hop
- Bulgarian hip hop
- Czech hip hop
- Danish hip hop
- Dutch hip hop
- Finnish hip hop
- French hip hop
- German hip hop
- Greek hip hop
- Hungarian hip hop
- Icelandic hip hop
- Irish hip hop
- Italian hip hop
- Macedonian hip hop
- Norwegian hip hop
- Polish hip hop
- Portuguese hip hop
- Romanian hip hop
- Romany hip hop
- Russian hip hop
- Serbian hip hop
- Slovenian hip hop
- Slovakian hip hop
- Spanish hip hop
- Swedish hip hop
- Swiss hip hop
- Turkish hip hop
- Ukrainian hip hop
- Vatican hip hop

Middle East

Middle Eastern hip hop

Oceania

Oceanian hip hop
- Australian hip hop
- New Zealand hip hop

World genres influenced by hip hop

Bongo Flava - Originally from Tanzania
Cumbia rap - from Colombia
Grime - from London, though more connected to rave culture.
Hiplife - hip hop and highlife from Ghana
Igbo rap - from Southeast Nigeria
Kwaito - South African house/hip hop fusion
Low Bap - originally from Greece
Merenrap - from the Dominican Republic
Motswako - from Botswana and South Africa
Reggae Español/Spanish Reggae - from Panama
Reggaeton - from the Caribbean, mostly Puerto Rico
Songo-salsa
Trip hop (or Bristol sound) - from Bristol, England
Urban Pasifika - from New Zealand

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Oceanian	Australian New Zealand

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