From Beatboxing Kicks to Auto-Tuning Toys
Taylor Keefe — January 3, 2012 — Pop Culture
Over the years, we have seen many hip-hop urbanovations, from rapper-inspired video games to clothing collaborations and everything else in between. Hip-hop and urban culture have a far reaching influence in many industries, resulting in some comical as well as some practical innovations.
It's always funny to see Snoop Dogg endorsing a product you know he never uses, or one of his many surprise appearances on shows like Martha Stewart and The Price Is Right. It's always depressing to know you can't get your hands on the latest pair of Air Yeezy kicks. And it's always awesome to play a video game featuring the Wu-Tang Clan. But hip-hop urbanovations aren't always meant to be taken seriously, such as the Comical Corporate Rappers video. Most of the time, they're meant to make us laugh, covet or cry, as you will find out with this list.
It's always funny to see Snoop Dogg endorsing a product you know he never uses, or one of his many surprise appearances on shows like Martha Stewart and The Price Is Right. It's always depressing to know you can't get your hands on the latest pair of Air Yeezy kicks. And it's always awesome to play a video game featuring the Wu-Tang Clan. But hip-hop urbanovations aren't always meant to be taken seriously, such as the Comical Corporate Rappers video. Most of the time, they're meant to make us laugh, covet or cry, as you will find out with this list.
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