朝日新聞社3 天
As hip-hop grows in China, its performers seek a voice that reflects their lived experiences
But by the end of that year, everything was back in full swing. What had looked like the end for Chinese hip-hop was just the beginning. “Hip-hop was too popular,” says Nathanel Amar ...
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As hip-hop grows in China, its performers seek a voice that reflects their lived experiences
But by the end of that year, everything was back in full swing. “Hip-hop was too popular,” says Nathanel Amar, a researcher of Chinese pop culture at the French Centre for Research on ...
Infobae3 年
China Turns to Rap to Promote Policies at Home and Abroad
Eager to make inroads with youth at home and abroad, the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) has embraced rap, a sometimes-X-rated hallmark of America’s Black culture, as a way to advance its ...