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Hip hop music can be subdivided into various subgenres, fusions with other genres and regional hip hop scenes.
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Historical Time Periods
Derived Styles
- Acid rap
- Alternative hip hop
- Christian hip hop
- Comedy hip hop
- Conscious hip hop
- Country-rap
- Crunk
- Crunk&B
- Crunkcore
- Electro music*
- Freestyle music
- Freestyle rap
- Funk carioca
- G-Funk
- Gangsta rap
- Ghetto house
- Ghettotech*
- Grime*
- Hardcore hip hop
- Hip hop soul***
- Hip house
- House music*
- Horrorcore
- Hyphy
- Instrumental hip hop
- Jazz rap
- Mafioso rap
- Merenhouse*
- Nerdcore hip hop
- New jack swing
- Pop-rap**
- Political hip hop
- Ragga
- Rap opera
- Rap rock
- Snap music
- Turntablism
*:Genres of hip-hop that are connected with rave culture
**: Mix of pop, hip-hop, soul, rhythm and blues and gospel
***: subgenre of contemporary R&B and mix of hip-hop and soul
United States Regional Scenes
American regional scenes and genres that came from them.
Midwest
- Midwest hip hop
- Chicago hip hop
- St. Louis hip hop
- Twin Cities hip hop
Eastern
Southern
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- Atlanta hip hop
- Dirty South
- Houston hip hop
- Crunk - originally from Memphis, Tennessee
- Miami bass - from Miami, Florida
- New Orleans hip hop
- Snap music - originally from Atlanta, Georgia
- Dallas-Ft Worth hip hop
- Desi Hip-Hop - Originally From India/Pakistan
Western
- West Coast hip hop
- Gangsta rap
- G-funk - originally from Los Angeles
- Chicano Rap - originally from East Los Angeles
- Hyphy - originally from the San Francisco Bay Area
- Mobb Music - originally from the San Francisco Bay Area
- Native American hip hop
World Hip hop and Genres influenced by Hip hop
Main article: World hip hop
- Reggaeton - from the Caribbean, mostly Puerto Rico
- Reggae Español/Spanish Reggae - from Panama
- Songo-salsa
- Urban Pasifika - from New Zealand
- Kwaito - South African house/hip hop fusion
- Grime - from London
- Cumbia rap - from Colombia
- Trip hop (or Bristol sound) - from Bristol, England
- Hip life - hip hop and highlife from Ghana
- Low Bap - originally from Greece
- Merenrap - from the Dominican Republic
- Motswako - from Botswana and South Africa
- Bongo Flava - Originally from Tanzania
- Hiphopolo - Polish disco polo/hip hop fusion
- Nederhop - originally from The Netherlands & Belgium
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