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Nappy Roots are an American hip hop sextet that originated in Kentucky in 1995, best known for their hit 2002 single "Awnaw". Their music can be categorized as alternative Southern rap. The members of the group met while studying at Western Kentucky University in Bowling Green, Kentucky. Check our available Nappy Roots concert ticket inventory and get your tickets here at ConcertBank now. Sign up for an email alert to be notified the moment we have tickets!


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Nappy Roots and Organized Noize were bound to hook up eventually. Now that Cee-Lo's a flamboyant pop star, Goodie Mob don't dance no mo', Bubba Sparxxx went the way of the rest of the Purple Ribbon All Stars, and OutKast is doing whatever it is they do, the Nappy boys are easily the next best thing as far as down-home, country-fried hip hop goes...
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For their sixth-studio album, Nappy Roots decided to venture off and take their sound to another level while still managing to keep that humble, soulful sound that fans have come to expect and love from the Kentucky-natives. Behold The Pursuit Of Nappyness, a 16-track, full-length album comprised of real, true-to-heart lyrics over big, bold production that's sure to captivate anyone who's into good music...
- www.streetlogik.com
Do you like Southern rap'n'roll music? Yee-ha-hop? Thigh-slapping buckin' bronco gangster pop? Then you and your fucked-up friends will love this Dixie-style, big-budget, radio-friendly ghetto blast from the present. The beats are creamy, produced in Groove-O-Rama with intelligence, and the raps are raw enough to cut through when things get almost cheesy...
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When Kentucky conscious-rap collective Nappy Roots exploded onto the scene in early 2002 with a scraggly, Anthony Hamilton-aided nod to rural leisure called "Po' Folks," they felt startlingly novel, dissecting a facet of black American life that hadn't been explored since Arrested Development and Goodie Mob...
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Nappy Roots emerged in the wake of OutKast's "Stankonia," one of many groups from below the Mason-Dixon signed to a major label for their embrace of a more wholesome southern sound in favor of the by then stale bling-bling rap from New Orleans...
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The success of "Watermelon, Chicken & Gritz" last year was the first emergence of Kentucky hip-hop soul onto the rap scene. And Kentucky was more than happy to proclaim their countrified rap superstars both globally and locally; they even went so far as to proclaim September 16th as "Nappy Roots Day." Put in perspective though, the Nappy Roots haven't so much broken ground as they have planted the fields tilled before them by a whole generation of soulful Southern rappers...
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Aww naww, hell naww - man, they done up and done it. The Nappy Roots creeped on a bigger come up than Bone Thugs-N-Harmony and did it by slipping into the industry via South Park. The "Bigger, Longer & Uncut" soundtrack included their clever "Riches to Rags (Mmmkay)" re-interpretation of Mr. Mackey's catchphrase, but it's likely that most hip-hop fans never even noticed. Out of twenty tracks, the only other rap songs are a duet between Kid Rock and Joe C (R.I.P...
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The word "overdue" is not just an understatement in Nappy Roots case, it's a GROSS understatement. Five years ago this promising Kentucky crew had done the nearly impossible in hip-hop - they made a strong statement on their debut album "Watermelon, Chicken & Gritz" and then released an even BETTER sophomore album with "Wooden Leather." Success may have been their undoing, because the pressure to produce ever doper albums year after year may have been impossible to deal with...
- rapreviews.com
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