Southern Hip-Hop

Southern Hip-Hop is a style of rap music that originated in the southern United States, characterized by its unique beats, deep basslines, and regional slang. It often features slower tempos, heavy use of bass, and a focus on storytelling and local culture. Artists from cities like Atlanta, Houston, and New Orleans have popularized distinctive sounds within this genre, influencing mainstream music with trap, crunk, and bounce styles. Southern Hip-Hop reflects the vibrant energy, diversity, and socio-cultural experiences of the southern U.S., making it a significant and influential branch of the broader hip-hop movement.