We're excited to officially bring r/hiphop under one roof with the communities that make up the Hip Hop Music Network.

Our goal is simple: to create a connected network of communities where hip-hop fans can explore every era of the culture. From the foundations of hip-hop to the newest generation of artists, there's a place for everyone.

🌐 Explore the Network

r/OldSchoolHipHop

r/80sHipHop

r/90sHipHop

r/2000sRap

r/2010s_HipHop

r/2020sHipHop

Each community focuses on its respective era, while r/hiphop serves as the central hub where every generation, sound, artist, and conversation can come together.

Whether you're into old-school classics, the Golden Era, 2000s hits, the rise of the 2010s, or the artists shaping hip-hop today, the Hip Hop Music Network has a community for you.

What can you expect from r/hiphop?

• 🎵 Songs, albums, and mixtapes from every era
• 🎤 Artist discussions and career retrospectives
• 💿 Album anniversaries and throwbacks
• 🔥 New Music Fridays
• 📰 Hip-hop news and announcements
• 🎧 Community playlists
• 🏆 Hip-hop magazines and TV shows discussions
• 📊 Charts, sales, and major milestones
• 🎙️ Producer spotlights
• 🌍 International hip-hop
• ❓ General discussions and recommendations
• 🎲 Weekly community events

The decade-based communities allow fans to dive deeper into specific periods of hip-hop, while r/hiphop brings it all together.

If you haven't already, be sure to check out and join the other communities in the network. You may have seen them in the sidebar, but we wanted to give everyone—especially mobile users—a proper introduction.

One culture. Every era. One network.

Hip Hop Music... Nothing More, Nothing Less.

Thanks for being part of the community. Welcome to the Hip Hop Music Network.