One of my favorite parts of French hip-hop is there’s almost always a blend of French, English and or another language. Make it seem super effortless and has a wide reach.
Closest the US has is English+Spanish/Spanglish. But not as widespread/popular.
Not that all rap should include English. Just very interesting that there’s enough of a comfortability with 2-3++ languages there that music can be made in that vein.
Matthieu
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