Sabotage rap is a type of rap music that originated in Brazil in the 1990s. It is known for its strong political lyrics, which often deal with social issues such as poverty, inequality, and police brutality. The name "sabotage" is derived from the French word "sabotage," which means to deliberately destroy or damage something.
Sabotage rap is characterized by its heavy use of samples and loops, often taken from funk and soul music. The beats are typically gritty and rough, with a strong emphasis on bass and drums. The lyrics are delivered in a rapid-fire style, with the rapper often adopting a confrontational tone.
Some of the most well-known practitioners of sabotage rap include MC Marechal, Emicida, and Pavilhão 9. The genre has been praised for its ability to give voice to marginalized communities and its commitment to social justice. However, it has also been criticized for its violent imagery and confrontational style.
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