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The 47 pages that link to Hip-hop, each with the reason it gives.

• Sampling (music)Narrower topic: Hip-hop made record-based sampling a defining production practice.

• African American musicBroader topic: Hip-hop extends Black musical innovation through sampling, rhythm, and lyrical storytelling.

• The BronxNarrower topic: Hip-hop emerged from Bronx communities in the 1970s.

• Street artRelated: Hip-hop provided a major cultural setting for graffiti's growth and circulation.

• African-American historyRelated: Black urban creativity shaped a global culture and new forms of social commentary.

• Public EnemyNarrower topic: The group's innovations became influential beyond its own recordings.

• TurntablismNarrower topic: Turntablism developed within hip-hop’s DJ culture.

• BreakbeatNarrower topic: Breakbeat DJing and sampling developed alongside early hip-hop.

• Hip-hop productionNarrower topic: Production is the recorded-music practice within this broader culture.

• Spoken wordRelated: Spoken-word performance shares hip-hop's emphasis on rhythm, voice, and verbal craft.

• DJ Kool HercNarrower topic: Herc’s parties helped create the social setting from which hip-hop developed.

• GraffitiRelated: Graffiti developed alongside hip-hop’s other forms, though it also has histories beyond the movement.

• Jay-ZNarrower topic: Jay-Z's career reflects hip-hop's expansion from local culture into global popular music.

• Kanye WestNarrower topic: West’s career is one influential, unconventional trajectory within hip-hop.

• RappingNarrower topic: Rapping became one of hip-hop’s central expressive forms.

• West Coast hip-hopNarrower topic: West Coast hip-hop is one regional branch of this broader culture.

• DancehallCompared with: Dancehall and hip-hop share rhythmic vocal performance but developed distinct sound-system and production histories.

• Jamaican sound systemRelated: Jamaican sound-system techniques and DJ culture helped inform hip-hop’s early party practices.

• Sound systemRelated: Sound-system practices such as DJing and breakbeat extension helped shape hip-hop’s beginnings.

• Afrika BambaataaNarrower topic: Bambaataa helped shape hip-hop as both music and a broader community culture.

• Philadelphia soulRelated: Producers later sampled the style’s breaks, bass lines, and orchestral passages.

• Conscious hip-hopNarrower topic: Conscious hip-hop is a lyrical strand within this broader cultural movement.

• Neo soulRelated: Hip-hop rhythms and production shaped many neo soul recordings.

• Remix cultureBroader topic: Hip-hop DJs developed influential practices of looping, breakbeats, and record-based recombination.

• Basketball cultureRelated: Basketball and hip-hop have shared urban spaces, audiences, fashion, and creative styles.

• Golden age hip-hopNarrower topic: The golden age was one period in hip-hop’s broader cultural and musical history.

• Women in hip-hopNarrower topic: Women’s work spans the full culture, not only rap records.

• BreakdancingNarrower topic: Breaking is one of hip-hop’s foundational dance forms.

• Grandmaster Flash and the Furious FiveNarrower topic: The group became one of hip-hop’s early recording acts and public representatives.

• LL Cool JNarrower topic: LL Cool J’s career illustrates hip-hop’s rise from New York scenes to global popular culture.

• Rap musicNarrower topic: Rap is one of hip-hop’s central cultural practices.

• BeatboxingNarrower topic: Beatboxing became one of hip-hop’s recognizable performance practices.

• Burna BoyRelated: Rap is one of the vocal modes he combines with singing.

• EminemNarrower topic: Eminem’s work belongs to rap, a central musical element of hip-hop.

• Five-Percent NationNarrower topic: Its scenes carried Five-Percent language and ideas to audiences far beyond the movement.

• Vocal percussionNarrower topic: Modern beatboxing developed within hip-hop's practices of rhythm, performance, and vocal invention.

• Russell SimmonsNarrower topic: Simmons built businesses around hip-hop as both music and a wider culture.

• The Miseducation of Lauryn HillNarrower topic: Rap verses and hip-hop production anchor the album’s mix of styles.

• 1990sNarrower topic: Rap became a major commercial and cultural force during the decade.

• Curtis MayfieldNarrower topic: Its artists drew on Mayfield’s grooves and socially conscious songwriting.

• Songs in the Key of LifeNarrower topic: Later hip-hop recordings have drawn on the album’s distinctive rhythms and instrumental passages.

• 1970sBroader topic: Its early block parties in the 1970s established a new urban music culture.

• 1980sRelated: Its commercial growth in the 1980s carried a local movement into global popular culture.

• Clarence 13XNarrower topic: Five Percenter language and symbolism later became influential in hip-hop lyrics and culture.

• My Beautiful Dark Twisted FantasyNarrower topic: The album expanded expectations for the scale and sound of a major-label rap release.

• The Marshall Mathers LPNarrower topic: The album’s production and lyrical technique belong to hip-hop’s musical tradition.

• Stuart ScottRelated: Scott drew on hip-hop language and cadence to bring a distinct cultural voice to sports highlights.