Digital Flows

Autorentext
Dr Steven Gambleis a Leverhulme Early Career Fellow at the University of Bristol, specialising in the study of popular music, digital methods, and online music cultures. He is the author of How Music Empowers: Listening to Modern Rap and Metaland co-founder of the Music and Online Cultures Research Network (mocren.org).



Klappentext
Hip hop has become a major cultural force in the internet age, with people constantly creating, sharing, and discussing hip hop online, from Drake memes through viral TikTok dances to AI-generated rap. Author Steven Gamble explores this latest chapter in the life of hip hop, combining a range of research methods and existing literature with diverse case studies that will appeal to die-hard fans and digital enthusiasts alike.

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Acknowledgements
List of Figures
1 Introduction: Hip Hop and the Internet
2 How Hip Hop Became the Leading Genre in the Digital Streaming Era: Sharing Culture
3 Internet Rap and Generational Tensions in Hip Hop's Soundcloud Era: 'Famous on the Internet'
4 Lofi Hip Hop and Community in YouTube Comments During the COVID-19 Pandemic: Beats to Quarantine to
5 Online Hip Hop Feminism, Rap Music Videos, and Gender in YouTube Comments: Responses to Black Women Rappers
6 Hip Hop and Online Cultural Appropriation Discourse: Trap, Pop, and Race
7 Virtual Hip Hop Concerts in Video Games: One Fortnite only
8 Conclusion: It's Where You're @
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