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Kremlin Should Take The Lead On Rap Music, Not Shut It Down, Says Putin
- Sunday December 16, 2018
- World News | Reuters
Russian President Vladimir Putin said on Saturday the Kremlin should play a leading role in Russian rap music and in youth culture, rather than trying to shut it down.
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Russian billionaire wins internet fame with rap
- Saturday February 25, 2012
- World News | The Associated Press
Just over a week before Russia's presidential election, billionaire candidate Mikhail Prokhorov's rapping skills have made him an internet star. Prokhorov, who shares ownership of the New Jersey Nets basketball team with US rapper Jay-Z, took to the microphone on a Russian television show a couple of weeks ago.
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Young Russians target Putin with rap
- Tuesday October 12, 2010
- World News | Associated Press
Young Russians who feel the state is stifling their artistic freedom, are using rap music to get their message across.Russian rap is less about girls and guns, and more about social conscience. Songs tackle hard-hitting subjects like drug addiction and politics.Songs against the police are a big hit with the audience because young people see it as ...
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Kremlin Should Take The Lead On Rap Music, Not Shut It Down, Says Putin
- Sunday December 16, 2018
- World News | Reuters
Russian President Vladimir Putin said on Saturday the Kremlin should play a leading role in Russian rap music and in youth culture, rather than trying to shut it down.
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www.ndtv.com
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Russian billionaire wins internet fame with rap
- Saturday February 25, 2012
- World News | The Associated Press
Just over a week before Russia's presidential election, billionaire candidate Mikhail Prokhorov's rapping skills have made him an internet star. Prokhorov, who shares ownership of the New Jersey Nets basketball team with US rapper Jay-Z, took to the microphone on a Russian television show a couple of weeks ago.
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www.ndtv.com
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Young Russians target Putin with rap
- Tuesday October 12, 2010
- World News | Associated Press
Young Russians who feel the state is stifling their artistic freedom, are using rap music to get their message across.Russian rap is less about girls and guns, and more about social conscience. Songs tackle hard-hitting subjects like drug addiction and politics.Songs against the police are a big hit with the audience because young people see it as ...
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www.ndtv.com