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The History of Canadian Rap Pre-Drake

Support me on Patreon:   / soundandvisionyt   Canadian rap music history doesn't start and end with Wheelchair Jimmy — not even close. From the '80s all the way to now, hip hop in Canada has had quite the staggered road to success and national prominence... and then Drake showed up. From "Best I Ever Had" to For All the Dogs to whatever he does next, Aubrey Drake Graham is most likely the first person you think of when you think of Canadian rappers, whether you're Canadian or not. This video explains how Canadian hip hop developed before Aubrey Graham became a globally successful, record-breaking artist, and the challenges it faced to get to where it is today. As the world celebrates 50 years of hip hop, it's time to take a look at how rap music was one of Canada's best-kept secrets for decades, and how far it's come since. From Maestro Fresh Wes to Michie Mee to Kardinal Offishall to k-os and back again, here's a video essay taking a deep dive on how Canadian hip hop — and the concept of a Canadian rapper — has grown since the 1980s. TIMECODES 1:21 The '80s (and beginning of the '90s) 6:52 The '90s 15:22 Quebec hip hop 17:08 Indigenous hip hop 17:37 "Northern Touch" 21:28 The 2000s 23:46 Kardinal Offishall's "Dangerous" 25:10 Drake shows up 26:27 Drake and beyond ROYALTY-FREE ASSETS USED Backing instrumental is "Moonshine" by Prigida, courtesy of Uppbeat #drake #canada #hiphop #hiphopmusic #rap #rapper #rapmusic #canadianrap #canadianrappers #canadianhiphop #canadianhistory #videoessay #music