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Not to be confused with RapRock, which is a fusion of Rock and Rap that originated out of PostPunk.
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[[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Punk_rap The Other Wiki]] defines Punk Rap as "HipHop music influenced by the rebellious ethos, and sometimes musical characteristics, of PunkRock. The genre has been described as being influenced by styles such as Trap music, Punk Rock, HeavyMetal and lo-fi music".
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The Other Wiki doesn't call JPEG Mafia Punk Rap
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[[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Punk_rap The Other Wiki]] defines Punk Rap as "HipHop music influenced by the rebellious ethos, and sometimes musical characteristics, of PunkRock. The genre has been described as being influenced by styles such as {{Trap}} Trap music, Punk Rock, HeavyMetal and lo-fi music".
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[[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin The fusion of]] PunkRock and HipHop falls into three distinct categories:
Type 1: Rappers and groups who incorporate punk elements into their HipHop music via sampling and/or some live instrumentation.
Type 2: A band that plays RapRock music that features the vocalist(s) rapping over punk instrumentation.
Type 3: When the band fuses rapping with HardcorePunk, it's called "Rapcore". Not to be confused with NuMetal, which is also sometimes called Rapcore.
Type 2 was more common in the 1990s and early 2000s with bands such as Music/BeastieBoys (a UrExample of the genre who started off as a HardcorePunk band in 1979 before becoming a HipHop group), Music/HedPE and Music/ZebraheadBand.
Type 1 is more common in the current wave of "Punk Rap" originating in the late 2000s and early 2010s, but has it's predecessors in some 90s-era artists like Music/KottonmouthKings (whose music was basically a smooth blend of G-funk PsychedelicRock and PunkRock with songs that occasionally dipped into other genres, like HardcorePunk, RapRock, {{Reggae}}, BlueGrass, Dubstep, Jam Band and more), and 80s UrExample Music/PublicEnemy, who recorded songs that set the ground for both Punk Rap and Industrial HipHop.
Since the late-2000s to early 2010s, Punk Rap is more frequently associated with Trap artists who combine punk and metal samples with lo-fi recordings and short, repetitive rap verses sometimes tempered with screaming.
Type 3 was killed by it's association with NuMetal, though it has slowly started to creep back, as artists like Fever 333 (as well as letlive., who had prominent hip-hop elements in their music), Show Me the Body, and Soul Glo have found some success in the late 2010s and early 2020s.
Type 1: Rappers and groups who incorporate punk elements into their HipHop music via sampling and/or some live instrumentation.
Type 2: A band that plays RapRock music that features the vocalist(s) rapping over punk instrumentation.
Type 3: When the band fuses rapping with HardcorePunk, it's called "Rapcore". Not to be confused with NuMetal, which is also sometimes called Rapcore.
Type 2 was more common in the 1990s and early 2000s with bands such as Music/BeastieBoys (a UrExample of the genre who started off as a HardcorePunk band in 1979 before becoming a HipHop group), Music/HedPE and Music/ZebraheadBand.
Type 1 is more common in the current wave of "Punk Rap" originating in the late 2000s and early 2010s, but has it's predecessors in some 90s-era artists like Music/KottonmouthKings (whose music was basically a smooth blend of G-funk PsychedelicRock and PunkRock with songs that occasionally dipped into other genres, like HardcorePunk, RapRock, {{Reggae}}, BlueGrass, Dubstep, Jam Band and more), and 80s UrExample Music/PublicEnemy, who recorded songs that set the ground for both Punk Rap and Industrial HipHop.
Since the late-2000s to early 2010s, Punk Rap is more frequently associated with Trap artists who combine punk and metal samples with lo-fi recordings and short, repetitive rap verses sometimes tempered with screaming.
Type 3 was killed by it's association with NuMetal, though it has slowly started to creep back, as artists like Fever 333 (as well as letlive., who had prominent hip-hop elements in their music), Show Me the Body, and Soul Glo have found some success in the late 2010s and early 2020s.
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Type 1: Rappers and groups who incorporate punk elements into their HipHop
Type 2: A band that plays RapRock music that features
Type 3: When the band fuses rapping with HardcorePunk, it's called "Rapcore". Not to be confused with NuMetal, which is also
Type 2 was more common in the 1990s and early 2000s with bands
Type 1 is more common in the current wave of "Punk Rap" originating in the late 2000s and early 2010s, but has it's predecessors in some 90s-era artists like Music/KottonmouthKings (whose music was basically a smooth blend of G-funk PsychedelicRock and PunkRock with songs that occasionally dipped into other genres, like HardcorePunk, RapRock, {{Reggae}}, BlueGrass, Dubstep, Jam Band and more), and 80s UrExample Music/PublicEnemy, who recorded songs that set the ground for both
Since the late-2000s to early 2010s, Punk Rap is more frequently associated with Trap artists who combine punk and metal samples with
Type 3 was killed by it's association with NuMetal, though it has slowly started to creep back, as artists like Fever 333 (as well as letlive., who had prominent hip-hop elements in their music), Show Me the Body, and Soul Glo have found some success in the late 2010s and early 2020s.
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* [[Music/ThreeEleven 311]] has a very distinct style which is a blend of PunkRock, {{Reggae}} and HipHop.
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* Music/BeastieBoys (a UrExample; mostly a HipHop group but has some clear Punk Rap songs, most notably "Sabotage")
** 1986 - ''Music/LicensedToIll''
* Biohazard (also HardcorePunk and thrash metal)
* Music/BloodhoundGang (comedy band that originally started as a HipHop group, then added live musicians to their line-up and changed their sound to mostly Rapcore)
* Butterfingers
* Charlie Brown Jr.
* Chronic Future
* Cities Aviv
** 1986 - ''Music/LicensedToIll''
* Biohazard (also HardcorePunk and thrash metal)
* Music/BloodhoundGang (comedy band that originally started as a HipHop group, then added live musicians to their line-up and changed their sound to mostly Rapcore)
* Butterfingers
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* Chronic Future
* Cities Aviv
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* Music/KidRock (on "Forever", he describes his music as a mix of PunkRock, HipHop and SouthernRock)
** 1998 - ''Music/DevilWithoutACause''
** 2001 - ''Music/{{Cocky}}''
* Music/KottonmouthKings
* letlive.
* Mad Capsule Markets (also IndustrialMetal and HardcorePunk)
* Music/MCLars
* Mudd the Student
* Nothing,Nowhere
* Pleymo
* Music/PublicEnemy (a UrExample)
* Music/RageAgainstTheMachine
* Music/KidRock (on "Forever", he describes his music as a mix of PunkRock, HipHop and SouthernRock)
** 1998 - ''Music/DevilWithoutACause''
** 2001 - ''Music/{{Cocky}}''
* Music/KottonmouthKings
* letlive.
* Mad Capsule Markets (also IndustrialMetal and HardcorePunk)
* Music/MCLars
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* Nothing,Nowhere
* Pleymo
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* Music/RageAgainstTheMachine
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Limp Bizkit is more associated with Nu Metal and Rap Metal than Punk Rap
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Type 3: When the band fuses rapping with HardcorePunk, it's called "Rapcore". Not to be confused with NuMetal, which is also sometimes called Rapcore. Although some albums are definitely both. Example: Music/LimpBizkit's ''Music/ThreeDollarBillYall'' and ''Music/TheUnquestionableTruth'' albums.
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Type 3: When the band fuses rapping with HardcorePunk, it's called "Rapcore". Not to be confused with NuMetal, which is also sometimes called Rapcore. Although some albums are definitely both. Example: Music/LimpBizkit's ''Music/ThreeDollarBillYall'' and ''Music/TheUnquestionableTruth'' albums.\n
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** 1997 - ''Music/ThreeDollarBillYall''
** 2005 - ''Music/TheUnquestionableTruth, Part 1''
** 1997 - ''Music/ThreeDollarBillYall''
** 2005 - ''Music/TheUnquestionableTruth, Part 1''
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* Music/{{Candiria}} (mixed Rapcore with ProgressiveMetal and [[{{Jazz}} Jazz Fusion]])
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Type 2 was more common in the 1990s and early 2000s with bands such as Music/BeastieBoys (a UrExample of the genre who started off as a HardcorePunk band in 1979 before becoming a HipHop group), Music/HedPE and Music/{{Zebrahead}}.
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Type 2 was more common in the 1990s and early 2000s with bands such as Music/BeastieBoys (a UrExample of the genre who started off as a HardcorePunk band in 1979 before becoming a HipHop group), Music/HedPE and Music/{{Zebrahead}}.
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* Music/KanyeWest occasionally falls into this
** ''Music/{{Yeezus}}'' (2013)
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Type 3 was killed by it's association with NuMetal, though it has slowly started to creep back, as artists like Fever 333 (as well as letlive., who had prominent hip-hop elements in their music) and Soul Glo have found some success in the late 2010s and early 2020s.
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Type 3 was killed by it's association with NuMetal, though it has slowly started to creep back, as artists like Fever 333 (as well as letlive., who had prominent hip-hop elements in their music) music), Show Me the Body, and Soul Glo have found some success in the late 2010s and early 2020s.
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* Music/{{Ho99o9}} (also {{Horrorcore}})
* JPEGMAFIA
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* [[Music/ThreeEleven 311]] has a very distinct style which is a blend of PunkRock, {{Reggae}} and HipHop.
* 6ix9ine
* Abdu Ali
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* Music/BeastieBoys (a UrExample; mostly a HipHop group but has some clear Punk Rap songs, most notably "Sabotage")
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* Abdu Ali
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* Biohazard (also HardcorePunk and thrash metal)
* Blackie
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* Music/{{Candiria}} (mixed Rapcore with ProgressiveMetal and [[{{Jazz}} Jazz Fusion]])
* Music/ChiefKeef
* Cities Aviv
* City Morgue
* Dead Obies
* Blackie
* Music/BloodhoundGang (comedy band that originally started as a HipHop group, then added live musicians to their line-up and changed their sound to mostly Rapcore)
* Music/{{Candiria}} (mixed Rapcore with ProgressiveMetal and [[{{Jazz}} Jazz Fusion]])
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* Biohazard (also HardcorePunk and thrash metal)
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* Music/BloodhoundGang (comedy band that originally started as a HipHop group, then added live musicians to their line-up and changed their sound to mostly Rapcore)
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* Music/{{Sum 41}} (early work)
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* Show Me the Body
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