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This is a video transcript of an episode of "La Règle", a YouTube channel that analyzes rap music. The host talks about the new wave of French rap that is influenced by the plug beats and the DMV flow from the US. He explains the origins and characteristics of these styles, and gives examples of artists who use them. He also discusses the criticisms and challenges that this movement faces, as well as its potential for international recognition. He concludes by expressing his appreciation for this scene and inviting the viewers to share their opinions. He also promotes a VPN service with a freestyle rap.
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1. The text is about the origins and development of a new rap movement in France, influenced by the plug and DMV styles from the US.
2. The plug style is characterized by melodic and retro instrumentals, inspired by video games like Paper Mario, and aggressive and deafening 808 basses.
3. The DMV style is characterized by a flow that is slightly off-beat, recorded sentence by sentence, and often mixed with English words.
4. The main producers of the plug style are Mexico Droe and his collective BeatPluggz, who have worked with artists like Rich The Kid, Drake, and Lil Uzi Vert.
5. The main artists of the DMV style are from Washington DC, Maryland, and Virginia, such as Goonew, Lil Dude, and Hoodrich Pablo Juan.
6. The new French rap movement combines the plug and DMV styles, and is led by artists like C Ran, Hey Holes, Juls, and Kaza.
7. The movement is also known for its wave vibe, which is relaxed, chill, and spontaneous, and does not limit itself to one genre of music.
8. The movement is gaining recognition in the US and Canada, but also faces criticism and mockery in France for its unconventional flow and lyrics.
9. The text is based on a YouTube video by the channel Les Règles du Jeu (The Rules of the Game), which analyzes rap music and culture.
10. The text ends with a freestyle rap promoting NordVPN, a sponsor of the channel.