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No, rap music isn’t dead

Summary by dazeddigital.com
Hip hop is changing, but it’s still as influential as ever before, inspiring everything from K-Pop and reggaeton to the music of Tate McRae. So why are people so eager to declare it dead — and what are they really missing?
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No, rap music isn’t dead

Hip hop is changing, but it’s still as influential as ever before, inspiring everything from K-Pop and reggaeton to the music of Tate McRae. So why are people so eager to declare it dead — and what are they really missing?

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dazeddigital.com broke the news in on Wednesday, February 18, 2026.
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