Zambian hip-hop is a vibrant music genre that blends traditional Zambian sounds with modern rap influences. It often features local languages, such as Bemba and Nyanja, allowing artists to connect with their communities. The genre has gained popularity since the early 2000s, with artists using their music to address social issues and express their experiences. Key figures in Zambian hip-hop include Slapdee, Chef 187, and Macky 2, who have contributed to the genre's growth and recognition. The Zambian hip-hop scene is characterized by its unique style, energetic performances, and a strong sense of cultural identity.