French Rap for Babies, Vol. 1
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MC Solaar Caroline - 1991
IAM Je danse le mia - 1993
Fonky Family Bad boys de Marseille - 1995
Stomy Bugsy Mon papa à moi est un gangster - 1996
IAM Petit frère - 1997
Oxmo Puccino Mama Lova - 1997
NTM Ma Benz - 1998
NTM Laisse pas traîner ton fils - 1998
113 Tonton du bled - 1999
Saïan Supa Crew Angela - 1999
Nèg’Marrons Le bilan - 2000
Karlito La rue cause - 2001
Rocé On s'habitue - 2001
Sniper Gravé dans la roche - 2003
Diam’s La boulette - 2006
Youssoupha On se connaît - 2012
Stromae Papaoutai - 2013
Nekfeu On verra - 2015
Booba DKR - 2017
Lartiste Chocolat - 2017
Ninho Dis-moi que tu m'aimes - 2016
MHD Afro Trap Pt. 7 (La Puissance) - 2016
Orelsan La pluie - 2018
Niska Réseaux - 2017
Aya Nakamura Djadja - 2018
PNL A l'ammoniaque - 2018
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French rap is a musical trend born out of Hip Hop that emerged in France in the mid-1980s, mainly broadcast on pirate radios. It became popular in the following decade with the emergence of the first or second generations of groups or rappers such as MC Solaar, Suprême NTM, Lionel D, IAM. It has become by its descent and its omnipresence in the charts the most popular and influential musical style in France. The mix of various African, Caribbean and other traditions is one of the strongest specificities of French rap.