The impact of “frat rap” on the rap genre
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“Frat Rap” has been cemented as a subgenre, originating from popular artists such as Childish Gambino and Asher Roth.
Music streaming and social media sharing has led to “frat rap” songs being shared on a widespread scale
May 17, 2021
Step into any college party and you will most likely hear a lot of the same music. Steve Aoki’s remix “Pursuit of Happiness” by Kid Cudi, RL Grime’s “UCLA” and Travis Scott’s “SICKO MODE” are all likely to be played at every outing. There are some songs from the early 2010s, however, such as “All Night Longer” by Sammy Adams, which can be heard everywhere as well. Sammy Adams was a leader of the “frat rap” era in music.

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