HipHopWW

Brotha D is a Maori and does gangsta rap down under. Decent flow… okay vid.  Set on one backdrop and another vid with funny instrument shots.

Yup, it’s the Boo-Ya T.R.I.B.E:  6 Samoan brothers raised in Compton. They are huge–like an entire Offensive line. Around and rapping since the 80′s…

Every day it seems like a different country has a new documentary about hiphop.  Today?  Fiji. Check it out.

Prote-J was raised on Papua New Guinea then sent to US to make it with his music, as he tells it.  He’s a good rapper and this song’s got a strong hook.  But the video…is tantalizing. As real as it gets…

Is it possible these guys live on Vanuatu?  Their from there, but the rapping is just … awesome!  This tune’s about Jesus and these guys are rhyming like the 2nd coming.

I think this is the shortest song on WW so far, but it’s just about the right length. Sounds like T-Pain singing in Tuvaluan (pr. TOO-vuh-LOO-in).  The guy(s) making this song clearly get hiphop though becuase all the basic ingredients are here and decent:  beat, rhymes, hook.  Well done.  This guy has the only Tuvaluan rap I could […]

This is … um …. not good.  It’s bad.  As bad as the picture which is as bad as the video which is as bad as their dancing.

If you’re not singing this hook after listening…you’re d.e.a.f.

This guy at 1:09 looks and sounds a lot like The Game!  PNG’s Naka Blood bringin’ an unexpectedly BIG beat and big flow.

This vid is 4 guys makin a hiphop joint in a dingy laundry room on the island of Palau.  Totally raw. Totally awesome.