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Native American hip hop
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Native American hip hop is popular among Native Americans in the United States and the First Nations of Canada. Native American rappers began performing in the 1980s and '90s, drawing on influences like John Trudell's spoken word poetry. Litefoot, Julian B, Without Rezervation, and Robby Bee & the Boyz From the Rez are the most well-known Native American hip hop musicians .
Other recent groups, like Tha Tribe who use elements of powwow music in their recordings , and War Party, a Canadian crew that became the first native performers to host Rap City . War Party is one of a number of Canadian groups to gain some chart success, including Tru Rez Crew and Slangblossom.
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- Gooder Kind
- Mack Foxx
- Maniac The Siouxpernatural aka Jack The Ripper
- Che Glawnii
- Dead Indians
- Em-Dubz
- TACTiLE
- Tribal Boyz
- Justify (Bizzo)
- MastaMindz
- Marcus Quese Frejo
- MC Big Flav
- Shadowyze
- Sakajawayway
- SupaMan
- Quese Imc
- Dogsoldierz
- Anybody Killa
- Buggin Malone
- Rollin' Fox
- Btaka Brown
- Red Suspect
- Nomadic
- Yaiva
- Young Trev
- Night Shield Entertainment
- Tribe 2 Entertainment
- Rez Hogs
- RedCloud
- Litefoot
- Ostwelve aka Os-12
- Manik
- Joey Stylez
- Tomahawk Funk
- TKO
- Taboo
- JSK
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- Tha Tribe, Hip Hop Meets Powwow. World Music Central. Retrieved on June 21, 2005.
- Warparty: The Great Natives from the North. Redwire magazine. Retrieved on June 21, 2005.
- Native hip hop poised for breakthrough. Aboriginal.ca. Retrieved on June 21, 2005.
- Movement Music: Hip Hop and Aboriginal Youth Activism Interview with Manik of the Native Youth Movement and Skeena Reece
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