The ultimate guide to the most exotic rap in the world | Part 1 - EUROPE
Ever heard of rap in Mayan or Aztec? In addition, in Eskimo or Tibetan? Have you ever seen clips from the Kingdom of Tonga or hip-hop videos made by Papuans and Saami? Disgusting men gathered for you the most exotic rap from around the world. Some of the songs are thrash, but some suddenly turn out to be real pearls that you want to listen to on the replay.
EUROPE
Yung Nnelg - Hoofdprijs | Netherlands
For those who are curious about Dutch hip-hop, I advise you to turn to DEEBO1017 or ROOSEVELT.
Amoc - Kiälláseh | Finland. Sami language
Rapper Amoc uses the endangered language of the Sami - the indigenous Finno-Ugric population of the north of Scandinavia (and in part - the North-West of Russia). In addition, the performer himself comes from the Inari Sami, in whose dialect only 300-400 people speak. Therefore, rap in this language is a real rarity.
For those who do not want to watch the initial cinematic footage about the life of ordinary Lappish guys: the composition itself starts at 1.40.
Don’t Call Me Eskimo | Greenland. Eskimos
In addition, here in our list the real game begins. Despite the fact that formally the same Holland and Denmark are practically neighbors, we should not forget that the latter owns the territory of Greenland. Moreover, you know, Greenland rap is doomed to be exotic.
M.A.K. - Kateak | Spain. Basque Country
No one still knows where the Basques came from and where their roots might be. Most likely, they are a remnant of the oldest substrate of Europe, the tribes that lived here thousands of years before the ancestors of the current Europeans came here. In the Basque preserved evidence of prehistoric matriarchal paganism, its own lunar calendar and other exotic things that you do not expect from Spain. Apparently, the Basques live in the territories occupied by them for about 20 thousand years - it is simply inconceivable that the ancient people.
To be continued...