Everyone knows gangsta rap. The world loves gangsta rap. Gangsta rap had and still has a huge cultural impact on the world. Kids want to be like Tupac, who mutated from a ballet dancer to a gangsta rapper and glorified drugs, sex and violence. Kids from all over the world pull down their pants, wear caps backwards, talk nasty, want to sleep with lots of women, want to be criminals, they just want to be like the rappers from Hollywood. But did you know that it was the Jews who created gangsta rap?

From its commercial golden age in the 1980s and early 1990s, Jewish artists, producers, and executives played a significant role in the hip hop industry. These included N.W.A. manager Jerry Heller, producer Rick Rubin, and former Def Jam Recordings CEO Lyor Cohen, as well as majority-Jewish rap groups like 3rd Bass, The Whooliganz, The High & Mighty, and most prominently, the Beastie Boys. Josh Norek of Hip Hop Hoodíos later stated that "before Eminem, pretty much the only white rappers were Jewish."

Clive Davis, who is a bisexual Jew, also played a major role. Davis founded LaFace Records with L.A. Reid and Babyface. LaFace subsequently became the home of TLC, Usher, Outkast, Pink and Toni Braxton. He founded Bad Boy Records with Sean "Puffy" Combs and it became the home of The Notorious B.I.G., Craig Mack, Combs, Mase, 112, and Faith Evans.

And even today, all the big gangsta rap labels are under the control of Jews. The Chairman of Warner Music is a Jew named Michael Lynton. The Chairman of Universal Music is a Jew named Lucian Grainge. The Chairman of Sony Music is a Jew named Rob Stringer.