Rap Bhutan Entertainment

12/12/2024

🟨 First track from the mixtape “ཚིག་གི་ཚོང་།” is available on YouTube.

Please go through the description for more information. Thank you, enjoy 🎉

"They Call Me ‘Rap Ghi Gap’ — And This Time, I’m Claiming It.""No crowns stolen, built mine from the ground up. This track is an attack, a statement, and a w...

10/09/2024

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22/05/2024

🟡 Exploring Genres 🟡

▪️Bhutan's musical landscape is a vibrant tapestry woven with diverse genres, each reflecting a unique facet of the country's rich cultural heritage. While traditional genres like Zhungdra, Boedra, and Rigsar hold a cherished place in Bhutanese music, the evolving scene calls for the inclusion of newer genres like hip-hop.

▪️Zhungdra, with its slow tempo and spiritual themes, is deeply rooted in Bhutanese tradition, evoking a sense of reverence and cultural pride. Boedra, known for its lively rhythms and storytelling, celebrates the joys and sorrows of everyday life, resonating with audiences across generations. Rigsar, a more contemporary genre, blends traditional elements with modern sounds, reflecting the dynamic nature of Bhutanese music.

▪️In recent years, hip-hop has emerged as a powerful medium of expression for Bhutanese youth. This genre, characterized by its rhythmic beats and lyrical storytelling, has the potential to amplify the voices of a new generation of artists. Hip-hop speaks to the aspirations, struggles, and dreams of Bhutanese youth, offering them a platform to express themselves authentically.

▪️The inclusion of hip-hop in Bhutan's official music genres is not just about recognizing a musical style; it's about embracing the evolution of Bhutanese culture. Hip-hop has the power to bridge generational and cultural divides, bringing together audiences from diverse backgrounds. It can also serve as a catalyst for innovation, inspiring artists to experiment with new sounds and styles.

▪️In conclusion, Bhutanese music is a dynamic and evolving art form, reflective of the country's unique cultural identity. As we celebrate the diversity of our musical heritage, let us also embrace the evolution of our music scene and consider hip-hop as a genre worthy of official recognition. Hip-hop is not just a genre; it's a cultural movement that reflects the spirit and creativity of Bhutanese youth.

15/05/2024

🟡 Dzongkha Rap 🟡

▪️In the early days of Bhutanese hip-hop, English was the preferred language for most rappers, with Dzongkha making only occasional appearances in verses. One of the earliest memorable rap songs, "Bhutanese Gangsta," stands out as a unique piece that narrates the transformation of a regular man into a formidable figure after arriving in Thimphu City.

▪️The 2000s saw a few rappers using English, but proper Dzongkha rap with technical intricacies was scarce until the 2010s. Artists like Kezang Dorji played a pivotal role in this movement, spreading hip-hop through movies, schools, and even attracting international attention from news outlets like BBC and CNN.

▪️Despite these strides, the hip-hop community remained in its infancy, with most listeners being school kids and young adults. This limited the genre's credibility and mainstream appeal until recent years.

▪️In the past few years, hip-hop in Bhutan has seen a surge in popularity. However, many rappers mix languages, diluting the authenticity of Dzongkha rap. Nonetheless, there are artists dedicated to writing entirely in Dzongkha, introducing new words and slangs, even though the language's vocabulary and terminology feel limited compared to English.

▪️Bhutan traditionally recognizes three music genres—Zhungdra, Boedra, and Rigsar. While these genres remain significant, the emergence of various styles and artists in hip-hop is pushing boundaries. Despite this, hip-hop is still not officially recognized or included.

▪️Hip-hop's presence in Bhutan is a testament to its potential to change the country's music landscape. However, it requires continued effort from artists and the community. As a genre, hip-hop is here to stay, offering a platform for expression and cultural exchange that can shape Bhutan's music scene for years to come.

30/04/2024

🟡 Uniting Bhutan Through Hip-Hop 🟡

▪️The Bhutanese hip-hop scene has come a long way since its early days. What once started as a niche form of entertainment has now blossomed into a vibrant cultural movement, embracing our native language, Dzongkha, and reflecting the diverse voices of our community.

▪️Hip-hop has a unique ability to transcend boundaries and bring people together. It's a platform where voices from all walks of life can be heard, celebrating our differences while highlighting the common threads that unite us as Bhutanese.

▪️As we reflect on how far we've come, let's also look ahead to the future. Hip-hop has the power to inspire change, to challenge the status quo, and to drive positive social impact. Together, we can use our voices to create a better, more united Bhutan.

▪️We invite you to join us on this journey of discovery and celebration. Follow our page for updates, music releases, and stories from the heart of Bhutanese hip-hop. Together, let's make some noise and unite our country through the universal language of hip-hop.

How has hip-hop impacted your life? Share your story in the comments below!

08/12/2023

We have Super Gremlin Dzo Remix by Tshering Tnod and H**p Gawd on YouTube at 9PM tomorrow.

Gelephu show some love to T.NOD and SAVAGE for their first track together. Enjoy 🥳

This is the audio for Super Gremlin dzongkha remix by Tshering Dorji aka T.NOD and Thinley Phuntsho aka Savage. Enjoy!

19/05/2023

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18/05/2023

Acho lu tse mata 💯🇧🇹
Shout out to ata Kezang Dorji 💐🙏

17/05/2023

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16/05/2023

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15/05/2023

Yes or no? 🤣

13/05/2023

Fair deal? Message if interested 🤣

12/05/2023

One month old rappers talking about running the game 🤣😭

11/05/2023

Whole another game 💯🇧🇹

10/05/2023

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