Finnish rap is a vibrant music genre that emerged in the late 1980s and gained popularity in the 1990s. It combines elements of traditional Finnish music with influences from hip-hop culture. Artists often rap in Finnish, addressing various themes such as social issues, personal experiences, and cultural identity. The scene has produced notable artists like Cheek, JVG, and Kube, who have contributed to its growth and mainstream success. Finnish rap is characterized by its unique lyrical style and diverse beats, reflecting the country's rich cultural landscape. The genre continues to evolve, attracting new fans and artists alike.