Yes its time for another one, but lets try n keep it smart now, no " US rap is wikide wikidie wack yo! " N crap like that
On the comerecial side of things, US rap is on a whole other planet.
But on versitility, i think the UK scene wins hands down, the most succeseful UK MC's all have their own sound, and you can tell who is who by listenin to a song with loads of different people on it.
as for US rappers, i feel they all tend to sound the same, and no one is trying to break barriers to sound different to change the game.
As for work load, both equally have to work hard to get to the top, for Grime, its especially hard to get heard, for a new type of sound that is comming up, people dont want to take risks on playing it incase it turns out to be a total flop.
thats why the only real person to be heard is Dizzee rascal, other MC's have videos on channel U but where else?
Ask an everyday person who dizzee rascal is, they will probally know who he is, ask em who leathal B is, they probally wouldnt have a clue what your talking about.
and then after that, when they do get played in the UK, they feel they have to get heard in the US, like dizzee rascal did, and he got air.
And as for americans, well, their scene is so big that they really need to work hard to get played, thats why i think they need to come up with new styles, but then, because the US is so commercial and money based, its a slim to none chance that a label will take a risk on a new style like they would over here.
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