HipHop Hyphy is a subgenre of hip hop music that emerged in the early 2000s in the San Francisco Bay Area, particularly in Oakland and Vallejo, California. It is characterized by its energetic and upbeat sound, influenced by elements of West Coast hip hop, party rap, and hyphy culture.
Prominent Artists:
- Keak Da Sneak is a rapper from Oakland, California, known for his distinctive delivery and hyphy-influenced style. He gained popularity with his hit song "Super Hyphy" and has been a key figure in the Hyphy movement.
- E-40 is a legendary rapper and entrepreneur from Vallejo, California. He has been a major influence in the Bay Area hip hop scene and is known for his unique slang and storytelling. E-40's popular tracks include "Tell Me When to Go" and "Function."
- Too $hort is an influential rapper from Oakland, California, who has been active since the 1980s. He is known for his explicit lyrics and his contribution to West Coast hip hop. Too $hort's popular tracks include "Blow the Whistle" and "The Ghetto."
- Mac Dre was a rapper from Vallejo, California, who played a significant role in popularizing the Hyphy movement. Known for his charismatic personality and hyphy-infused music, Mac Dre's popular tracks include "Feelin' Myself" and "Thizzle Dance."
