The Hip Hop Scholar Podcast: Iconic Rap Duos of the 2000s

Episode 3 – Duos, Disruption & Rebellion: The 2000s Shift in Hip-HopWelcome back to our ongoing journey through Hip-Hop’s most iconic rap duos. We’ve honored the pioneers of the '80s and '90s—now we step boldly into the 2000s, a decade defined by sonic innovation, regional dominance, and fearless partnerships that changed the game.From the gritty luxury of Clipse to the sensual poetry of Floetry, the crunk-fueled chaos of the Ying Yang Twins, and the melodic mischief of Rae Sremmurd, we unpack how each duo shaped the sound and culture of the era.This episode also highlights City Girls, the Miami-bred powerhouses redefining trap feminism through unapologetic lyrics, viral anthems like Act Up, and a message rooted in autonomy and survival.We close with a deeper look at protest music’s global reach, featuring Calle 13 and Ana Tijoux, who use lyricism as a tool for transnational resistance and joy.This is more than music—it’s a movement. Whether you're a fan, artist, or scholar, join us as we celebrate the voices, visionaries, and vibrations of Hip-Hop.💥 Subscribe, share, and ride with us.#TheHipHopScholar #Episode3 #HipHopDuos #CityGirls #Clipse #Floetry #RaeSremmurd #YingYangTwins #TrapFeminism #Calle13 #AnaTijoux