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Acid rap
{{Infobox Music genre
|name=Acid rap
|bgcolor=crimson
|color=white
|stylistic_origins=[[Blues]]<br />[[Heavy metal music|Heavy metal]]<br />[[Hip hop music|Hip hop]]<br />[[Rock music|Rock]]
|cultural_origins=Late 1980s [[United States]]
|instruments=[[Rapping]] - [[Drum machine]] - [[Turntablism|Turntables]] - [[Sampler (musical instrument)|Sampler]] - [[Keyboard instrument|Keyboard]]
|popularity=Underground
(contracted; show full)le=ICP: Behind the Paint |origdate= |origyear=2003 |origmonth=August |edition=2nd Edition |publisher=Psychopathic Records |location=Royal Oak, Michigan |isbn=034544762X |pages=pages 174—185 |chapter=The Dark Carnival }}</ref> According to author Cheryl Lynette Keyes, Esham's "metal sound with a hip-hop feel" formed the musical basis for acts such as [[Kid Rock]], [[Korn]], [[Limp Bizkit]], [[Everlast (musician)|Everlast]], and [[Kottonmouth Kings]].<ref name="Keyes"/>


Alternative names for acid rap include "space rap," "stoner rap," and "trip hop," though trip hop usually refers to the ambient Bristol music genre.⏎
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==References==
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[[Category:Hip hop genres]]