What Kind of Hip Hop Head Are You? · Result
The Trap Floor
Bass you feel in your chest and a drop you have been waiting all week for.
Designed rarity: about 7% of takers
You go out for the peak, and you are honest about it. You tend to want 808s you feel in your chest, ad libs the whole room shouts back, and that moment when the beat cuts out for one word so the floor can fill the gap. You often know the new songs before your friends do, because you were listening the night they came out. People like you keep hip hop sounding like now, and every DJ who plays to you learns quickly that a quiet five minutes is a very long time.
You arrive with your people, you find the middle of the floor, and you stay close to the speakers. You like a big system, a crowd that jumps on the same beat, and a DJ who trusts the drop instead of talking over it. Festival fields and late rooms at full capacity suit you best, and you measure the night afterward by your voice and your legs. You do not need a history lesson before a song. You need it loud, new and timed right.
Your strength
You bring energy that spreads, and a floor tends to lift when you are on it.
Your blind spot
You can lose patience with anything older than a few years, including the records your favourite songs are built on.
Key takeaways
- Bass you feel in your chest and a drop you have been waiting all week for.
- You keep hip hop sounding like now.
- The older records under your favourite songs are worth one listen.
Rooms to try around the world
- Rolling Loud, Miami: The festival built around the newest rap, where a whole field jumps on the same drop.
- Wireless Festival, London: A big park weekend where the current names play to crowds that know every ad lib.
- Summer Smash, Chicago: A festival that books the artists your timeline is talking about this year.
Your nearest types
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