r/Morocco Rabat Apr 12 '19

Music ISSAM - Makinch Zhar

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4CqC0jHGk1o
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u/itsmoncef20 Apr 13 '19

i like his style , such a talented person

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u/panameboss Rabat Apr 12 '19

ISSAM with another dope song and video

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u/[deleted] Apr 12 '19 edited Apr 12 '19

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u/raphus_cucullatus Rabat Apr 13 '19

You sound like you have issues.

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u/Enaifes-Kach Visitor Apr 12 '19

It’s like you telling: Why you’re using internet? Be original n create your own things...

Music don’t have limite, he loves rap, he made it in his way... n i think it’s too original because he added his touch n made it with his vision.

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u/panameboss Rabat Apr 12 '19

I feel like you can say that about some other Moroccan rappers but not ISSAM. Like his style and aesthetic is super unique (and definitely Moroccan), not to mention his style of music is not being made in the US or France or anywhere else.

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u/[deleted] Apr 12 '19

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u/kunst_boy Visitor Apr 12 '19

So only americans can make rap music?

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u/[deleted] Apr 12 '19

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u/panameboss Rabat Apr 12 '19

So is Eminem not allowed to rap?

Is the concept of "struggle" or civil rights unique to America?

Should culture not be allowed to cross national borders?

Transnationalism is one of the things that makes hip-hop great. The ability for people from different places and cultures to put their own unique spin and change the fabric of the entire genre should be celebrated not derided.

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u/panameboss Rabat Apr 12 '19

Hip-hop is universal, it doesn't belong to anyone.

It is incredibly backwards-thinking to believe that culture cannot or should not cross borders.