Hip Hop and Rap: Regional Styles

East Coast Hip Hop is a regional style of Hip Hop that originated in the Bronx, New York, in the 1970s.

West Coast Hip Hop is a regional style of Hip Hop that originated in the West Coast of the United States, particularly in Los Angeles and San Francisco, in the 1980s.

Southern Hip Hop is a regional style of Hip Hop that originated in the Southern United States, particularly in Atlanta, Georgia, in the 1990s.

Midwest Hip Hop is a regional style of Hip Hop that originated in the Midwest of the United States, particularly in Chicago, Illinois, in the 1990s.

UK Hip Hop is a regional style of Hip Hop that originated in the United Kingdom, particularly in London, in the 1980s.

Canadian Hip Hop is a regional style of Hip Hop that originated in Canada, particularly in Toronto, Ontario, in the 1990s.

Australian Hip Hop is a regional style of Hip Hop that originated in Australia, particularly in Sydney and Melbourne, in the 1990s.

New Zealand Hip Hop is a regional style of Hip Hop that originated in New Zealand, particularly in Auckland, in the 1990s.

South African Hip Hop is a regional style of Hip Hop that originated in South Africa, particularly in Johannesburg, in the 1990s.

Brazilian Hip Hop is a regional style of Hip Hop that originated in Brazil, particularly in Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo, in the 1990s.

Japanese Hip Hop is a regional style of Hip Hop that originated in Japan, particularly in Tokyo, in the 1990s.

Korean Hip Hop is a regional style of Hip Hop that originated in South Korea, particularly in Seoul, in the 1990s.

Chinese Hip Hop is a regional style of Hip Hop that originated in China, particularly in Beijing and Shanghai, in the 2000s.

Indian Hip Hop is a regional style of Hip Hop that originated in India, particularly in Mumbai and Delhi, in the 2000s.