Rap Group: English Slang and Chinese Dialects

rap group: After their opener, Brampton emcee Russell formerly known as D-Pryde warmed up the nearly sold-out crowd at Rebel, Higher Brothers arrived onstage to pure pandemonium, according to NOW Magazine. They were immediately met with unrelenting roars from the audience, only wavering to recite lyrics and giggle along with between-song banter, which seamlessly alternated between English slang and their native Chinese dialects of Mandarin and Sichuanese. Rating NNNThough their headlining set lasted nearly 90 minutes, it didn't take long for Chengdu trap quartet Higher Brothers to establish themselves as bona fide superstars. Expand Samuel Engelking The foursome have all of the makings of a young, successful rap group. The detail that sets them apart is their ethnicity. DZKnow the one with colourful hair PsyP the one with dreadlocks MaSiWei who sports a Travis Scott-esque braided do and Melo the one with a textured fro have the look, bass-heavy trap sound and on-stage mannerisms that have grown to be common form with all the popular rising hip-hop acts in America. (www.immigrantscanada.com). As reported in the news.