ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 7月20日 01時34分

How do you tell the story of 50 years of hip-hop?

To better understand hip-hop’s impact, The New York Times collected oral histories from 50 influential rappers of the past five-plus decades, chronicling the genre’s evolution. The number matters. It’s an acknowledgment that at 50 years old, hip-hop is broad and fruitful, enthralling and diverse, an endless fount of narratives. Its fullness cannot be captured without reach and ambition. Many voices need to be heard, and they won’t always agree.

The 50 artists represent different generations, regions and styles. The Times asked them to share their personal stories, focusing on musical upbringings, influences and career arcs.

Tap the link in our bio to read all 50 interviews with hip-hop titans including @liltunechi, @エミネム, @azealiabanksforever, @lilbaby, @LL・クール・J, @イヴ, @vanillaiceofficial, @50セント, @iamcardib and @qtiptheabstract. Interviews by @joecoscarelli and @joncaramanica. Photos by Gregory Bojorquez/Getty Images; The Washington Post, via Getty Images; Andrew Benge/Redferns, via Getty Images; @kevin_amato; Al Pereira/Michael Ochs Archives, via Getty Images; Harry Langdon/Getty Images; Chester Higgins Jr./The New York Times; Robin Platzer/Images, via Getty Images; and @amylombard

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