There’s notable Puerto Rican rappers and a whole scene for Mexican rappers, why no Dominican rappers?

Alvin

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Please with the so and so is “half Dominican”. OP asked about Dominicans period.

Growing up in NYC, Dominicans mainly stayed with their culture of music of Bachata and Merengue, and didn’t seek to adapt to Black music. Puerto Rock youth had a different relationship with Black youth, a tight relationship of respect to each other’s culture of music. It’s unexplainable. Also, where I was living, PR and DR kids didn’t mess with each other, and since PR gravitated toward the Black man, I guess DR were like :manny: “Mi no Black papi”, and kept to themselves. Hip hop wasn’t a DR thing for some odd reason. Back then PR treated DR like Jamaicans used to treated Haitians. Like they were lower, but that’s another story.
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U got Juelz Santana, JR Writer, Fabolous, AZ, a few other's I can't think of right now.
Some favourites NY Dominicans from the 90s
The Rawcotiks
Juju from Beatnuts
Mighty VIC (producer)

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It's most likely because they are thirsty for their women.
DR is a shyt hole. Dominicans haven't contributed pretty much anything thing to the world or the united states.
Why do you single out DR about contribution as a country? What about Zambia,Chile, Laos, Montenegro, Tadkististan, Tibet, Haiti? The list goes on an on. Same argument white suprematists use for sub-Saharan Africa.
 

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If you count dembow as 'rap', then DR got plenty spitters
 
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