South African Underground Rap

South African Underground Rap is a genre of hip-hop music that originated in South Africa in the late 1990s. It is characterized by its hard-hitting beats, aggressive lyrics, and often political themes. The genre is heavily influenced by American hip-hop, but also incorporates elements of traditional African music, such as kwaito and mbaqanga. South African Underground Rap is often seen as a form of protest music, as it often speaks out against the injustices of the South African government and society. It is also known for its use of slang and its often humorous lyrics.