████████►►►► Персидский Реп(Iranian Rap& Hip-Hop)◄◄◄◄████████

Iranian hip hop Inception The first group to release an Iranian hip hop album was the Los Angeles based group Sandy in the early 1990s. The first underground rapper was Deev, who introduced aggressive hip hop to an Iranian audience with his political song "Dasta Bala". This was soon followed by Zedbazi, who introduced Gangster Rap with their song "Mehmooni" (written on top of the 50 Cent anthem "In the Club"). Hich Kas, who wrote about life in Tehran, and Erfan, introduced poetic hip hop to Iranians, with his song "Shosteshoo". Partizan started the underground rap form. Female rappers started to emerge, with Salome known as the first female rapper in Iran and few others like Pani but there has not been a strong female MC to date. Persian Rap and Iranian hip hop began with influence from the West History With the introduction of satellite television in Iran in the early 1990s and world wide recognition of hip hop and its American artists such as 2pac, NWA and Eminem and hip hop found an explosive following among the Iranian youth (mostly born after the Islamic Revolution of 1979). They started paying attention to the beats and rhythmic lyrics present in hip hop and eventually turned to creating this genre of music in Persian. Soon they turned from rap enthusiasts to poets and rap producers, bringing to light how they saw life as Iranians and what they wanted from the world. They used it as a means of self expression