Definition of hip-hop in English:

hip-hop

noun

mass noun

A style of popular music of US black and Hispanic origin, featuring rap with an electronic backing.
Example sentencesExamples
- Nu Flow is definitely best described as the his and hers of hip-hop albums.
- It has an excellent selection of hip-hop music turned nice and loud for you to dance to.
- Who knew the overbearing Elliot had such a punched up hip-hop album in the works?
- Most get shined by both jazz and hip-hop heads and end up on the compost heap.
- Dark, observant hip-hop meets geezer Garage on the harsh and honest streets.
- The current edition of music mag Q has a spoof exam paper for hip-hop studies.
- Sixtoo has become, in only a few years, one of the major players on the underground hip-hop scene.
- First, it is a new medium that has arrived in the past decade or so, like web art or hip-hop music.
- The use of hip-hop beats and structure characterises the majority of the compositions here.
- They played hip-hop music and everyone was really friendly and they had gin.
- Thirty years ago he fused the sound of punk with dub reggae and early hip-hop acts and created something new.
- If you're only going to buy one hip-hop album this year, make it this one.
- We have got loads more Harmonic 33 hip-hop instrumentals planned for this year also.
- I was amazed when I first got into the UK hip-hop scene at how political the music is.
- It may look like a cheap gimmick to some but it adds that refreshing slice of humour that is so missing from other top hip-hop acts.
- Interestingly it is this link with the Warp hip-hop star that helped draw awareness to the group.
- Moving away from the traditional methods of hip-hop production is an interesting step.
- We would also put on gigs, at the Boardwalk mostly as a sort of hip-hop circus.
- Lil Kim may claim to be the Queen Bee, but she has to work hard to keep up with her hip-hop sistas.
- This Government is paying for hip-hop trips and spending millions of dollars on the arts.

Derivatives

hip-hopper

noun

After almost a decade of singing hooks for hip-hoppers like Choclair, Jully Black must be tired of her background role.
Example sentencesExamples
- Their music has been much sampled by hip-hoppers and blanded out by smooth jazzers.
- We sort of broke the rule of ‘If you're a hip-hopper you only rhyme.’
- Beck and Canadian hip-hopper Buck 65 have taken hip-hop elements to new places.
- But even in their bleakest moments, most hip-hoppers see something more at stake in violence than mere braggadocio.

Origin

1980s: reduplication probably based on hip³.

Definition of hip-hop in US English:

hip-hop

noun

A style of popular music of US black and Hispanic origin, featuring rap with an electronic backing.
Example sentencesExamples
- Interestingly it is this link with the Warp hip-hop star that helped draw awareness to the group.
- Thirty years ago he fused the sound of punk with dub reggae and early hip-hop acts and created something new.
- The use of hip-hop beats and structure characterises the majority of the compositions here.
- Who knew the overbearing Elliot had such a punched up hip-hop album in the works?
- We would also put on gigs, at the Boardwalk mostly as a sort of hip-hop circus.
- Lil Kim may claim to be the Queen Bee, but she has to work hard to keep up with her hip-hop sistas.
- The current edition of music mag Q has a spoof exam paper for hip-hop studies.
- It has an excellent selection of hip-hop music turned nice and loud for you to dance to.
- It may look like a cheap gimmick to some but it adds that refreshing slice of humour that is so missing from other top hip-hop acts.
- This Government is paying for hip-hop trips and spending millions of dollars on the arts.
- Most get shined by both jazz and hip-hop heads and end up on the compost heap.
- Dark, observant hip-hop meets geezer Garage on the harsh and honest streets.
- First, it is a new medium that has arrived in the past decade or so, like web art or hip-hop music.
- I was amazed when I first got into the UK hip-hop scene at how political the music is.
- Sixtoo has become, in only a few years, one of the major players on the underground hip-hop scene.
- If you're only going to buy one hip-hop album this year, make it this one.
- Moving away from the traditional methods of hip-hop production is an interesting step.
- They played hip-hop music and everyone was really friendly and they had gin.
- Nu Flow is definitely best described as the his and hers of hip-hop albums.
- We have got loads more Harmonic 33 hip-hop instrumentals planned for this year also.

Origin

1980s: reduplication probably based on hip.

单词	hip-hop
释义	Definition of hip-hop in English: hip-hop noun mass noun A style of popular music of US black and Hispanic origin, featuring rap with an electronic backing. Example sentencesExamples Nu Flow is definitely best described as the his and hers of hip-hop albums. It has an excellent selection of hip-hop music turned nice and loud for you to dance to. Who knew the overbearing Elliot had such a punched up hip-hop album in the works? Most get shined by both jazz and hip-hop heads and end up on the compost heap. Dark, observant hip-hop meets geezer Garage on the harsh and honest streets. The current edition of music mag Q has a spoof exam paper for hip-hop studies. Sixtoo has become, in only a few years, one of the major players on the underground hip-hop scene. First, it is a new medium that has arrived in the past decade or so, like web art or hip-hop music. The use of hip-hop beats and structure characterises the majority of the compositions here. They played hip-hop music and everyone was really friendly and they had gin. Thirty years ago he fused the sound of punk with dub reggae and early hip-hop acts and created something new. If you're only going to buy one hip-hop album this year, make it this one. We have got loads more Harmonic 33 hip-hop instrumentals planned for this year also. I was amazed when I first got into the UK hip-hop scene at how political the music is. It may look like a cheap gimmick to some but it adds that refreshing slice of humour that is so missing from other top hip-hop acts. Interestingly it is this link with the Warp hip-hop star that helped draw awareness to the group. Moving away from the traditional methods of hip-hop production is an interesting step. We would also put on gigs, at the Boardwalk mostly as a sort of hip-hop circus. Lil Kim may claim to be the Queen Bee, but she has to work hard to keep up with her hip-hop sistas. This Government is paying for hip-hop trips and spending millions of dollars on the arts. Derivatives hip-hopper noun After almost a decade of singing hooks for hip-hoppers like Choclair, Jully Black must be tired of her background role. Example sentencesExamples Their music has been much sampled by hip-hoppers and blanded out by smooth jazzers. We sort of broke the rule of ‘If you're a hip-hopper you only rhyme.’ Beck and Canadian hip-hopper Buck 65 have taken hip-hop elements to new places. But even in their bleakest moments, most hip-hoppers see something more at stake in violence than mere braggadocio. Origin 1980s: reduplication probably based on hip³. Definition of hip-hop in US English: hip-hop noun A style of popular music of US black and Hispanic origin, featuring rap with an electronic backing. Example sentencesExamples Interestingly it is this link with the Warp hip-hop star that helped draw awareness to the group. Thirty years ago he fused the sound of punk with dub reggae and early hip-hop acts and created something new. The use of hip-hop beats and structure characterises the majority of the compositions here. Who knew the overbearing Elliot had such a punched up hip-hop album in the works? We would also put on gigs, at the Boardwalk mostly as a sort of hip-hop circus. Lil Kim may claim to be the Queen Bee, but she has to work hard to keep up with her hip-hop sistas. The current edition of music mag Q has a spoof exam paper for hip-hop studies. It has an excellent selection of hip-hop music turned nice and loud for you to dance to. It may look like a cheap gimmick to some but it adds that refreshing slice of humour that is so missing from other top hip-hop acts. This Government is paying for hip-hop trips and spending millions of dollars on the arts. Most get shined by both jazz and hip-hop heads and end up on the compost heap. Dark, observant hip-hop meets geezer Garage on the harsh and honest streets. First, it is a new medium that has arrived in the past decade or so, like web art or hip-hop music. I was amazed when I first got into the UK hip-hop scene at how political the music is. Sixtoo has become, in only a few years, one of the major players on the underground hip-hop scene. If you're only going to buy one hip-hop album this year, make it this one. Moving away from the traditional methods of hip-hop production is an interesting step. They played hip-hop music and everyone was really friendly and they had gin. Nu Flow is definitely best described as the his and hers of hip-hop albums. We have got loads more Harmonic 33 hip-hop instrumentals planned for this year also. Origin 1980s: reduplication probably based on hip.
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