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Southern Rap News is the
preeminent website for all news,
reviews, and interviews from your
favorite dirty south rap artists.
Not only will you find info about top
tier artist like T.I., Outkast, Lil
Wayne, and Young Jeezy, but this is
also your home for underground
southern beasts like Z-RO, B.G.,
Bun B., and Lil Boosie.
We deliver southern hip hop
culture in an uncut and unbiased,
(i.e. No east coast hate) format.
preeminent website for all news,
reviews, and interviews from your
favorite dirty south rap artists.
Not only will you find info about top
tier artist like T.I., Outkast, Lil
Wayne, and Young Jeezy, but this is
also your home for underground
southern beasts like Z-RO, B.G.,
Bun B., and Lil Boosie.
We deliver southern hip hop
culture in an uncut and unbiased,
(i.e. No east coast hate) format.
Other hip hop related websites will only report on southern artist who are
connected to major labels. The only time they will give some shine to an
independent dirty south monster in the game is when that artist gets arrested,
killed, or something equally negative. East coast artists of the same level;
however seem to get more positive press.
Even though part of our motto is "no east coast hate", that doesn't mean that
were anti-east coast. After all, you may see an east coast artist interviewed
here, but that will be the exception and not the rule. Simply put, we are
pro-south. We are here to provide a platform for deserving southern artists to
reach their under served southern audience.
SRN is dirty south bred and therefore the most qualified to speak on all aspects
of our southern hip hop culture. Whether it be gangsta music, bounce, crunk,
booty-shake, bass, or screwed and chopped, we promise to report our style and
culture in fair and unbiased manner, because simply put, we are southern hip
hop.
connected to major labels. The only time they will give some shine to an
independent dirty south monster in the game is when that artist gets arrested,
killed, or something equally negative. East coast artists of the same level;
however seem to get more positive press.
Even though part of our motto is "no east coast hate", that doesn't mean that
were anti-east coast. After all, you may see an east coast artist interviewed
here, but that will be the exception and not the rule. Simply put, we are
pro-south. We are here to provide a platform for deserving southern artists to
reach their under served southern audience.
SRN is dirty south bred and therefore the most qualified to speak on all aspects
of our southern hip hop culture. Whether it be gangsta music, bounce, crunk,
booty-shake, bass, or screwed and chopped, we promise to report our style and
culture in fair and unbiased manner, because simply put, we are southern hip
hop.
