Welcome to the to-do list of the Hip-hop WikiProject. This page should not be limited in size so do not worry if the page is becoming too crowded. There is a compact page of the to do list here.

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Please note that requests sometimes might be denied due to lack of importance of the subject:

please check to see if a request has already been made: List of requested hip-hop articles

• 2010s in music hip-hop section needs help.
• Help find references for artist/group articles that currently have none. See -->Wikipedia:WikiProject Hip-hop/Unreferenced BLPs
• The hip-hop articles that go by country: a lot of them are completely unreferenced and in dire need of cleanup, such as Haitian hip-hop and Mexican hip-hop.
• American hip hop start-up.
• Atlanta hip-hop needs to be fixed up.
• Southern hip-hop is all fucked up. This probably needs to be a priority.
• All the G-Unit Mixtapes (see G-Unit discography)
• Kosovar hip-hop, could be interesting to write as its a very heated area with many cultures making hip-hop.
• European hip-hop needs a LOT of work, anyone with knowledge in this area should help (see discussion).
• Davy DMX's page needs a lot of work.
• Underground hip-hop: as a subgenre/musical scene of hip-hop that is separate from alternative hip-hop see Talk:Alternative hip-hop

• Obese Records - one of Australia's highest profile hip-hop labels (based in Melbourne.
• Elefant Traks - an Australian hip-hop record label based in Sydney.
• Basement Records — One of the largest underground hip-hop labels. Living Legends, Pigeon John, Aceyalone, Abstract Rude, etc.

• SOB x RBE- group that featured in Black Panther soundtrack and is just getting big. should be kinda easy.
• Eric B. - American DJ and a member of legendary rap group Eric B. & Rakim. Released 1 self-titled solo album in 1995 and currently works in television.
• The Herd - Australian hip-hop crew from Sydney, signed to Elefant Traks.
• Downsyde - Australian hip-hop group from Perth, Western Australia, signed to Obese Records
• Hyjak N Torcha - Australian hip-hop artists, signed to Obese Records
• Funkoars - Australian hip-hop act from Adelaide, signed to Obese Records.
• 4th Avenue Jones — hip-hop crew including Ahmad, who wrote the hit single, 1994's "Back in the Day". Crew is still active and signed to Gotee Records. Currently redirects to Ahmad's article.
• Grayskul — Onry Ozzborn and JFK from Oldominion, signed to Rhymesayers.
• Josh Martinez — Well-known Canadian hip-hop artist. Has toured Canada, USA, and Asia. Article exists but needs expanding.
• Mac Lethal — 2002 Scribble Jam champion. Recently signed to Rhymesayers.
• Mr. Dibbs — Tour DJ for Atmosphere. Signed to Rhymesayers. Founder of Scribble Jam.
• Mazaradi Fox (currently protected) new member on G-Unit Records
• Oldominion — West coast hip-hop collective from Seattle/Portland. Members include Sleep and Rhymesayers artists Grayskul and Boom Bap Project.
• Procussions — West coast hip-hop group, signed to Rawkus Records, home of Talib Kweli and Mos Def. Passes Google search test with flying colours.
• Skratch Bastid — Halifax hip-hop DJ, two-time Scribble Jam champion. Second-place in the 2003 Canadian DMC Battle. Part of 1200 Hobos crew with Mr. Dibbs, Sixtoo, Buck 65. Bastid Bio

• Category:East Coast hip-hop albums - Possible candidate for Featured List (see List of grunge music albums)
• Most albums by Schoolly D ([1]).
• Timeline for East Coast hip-hop,Wu-Tang Clan, Nas, Jay-Z, and Timbaland
• The three Kool G Rap albums without articles as well as his four compilation albums.
• All singles by Redman in order to improve the links on his template
• Albums by Prince Paul, Planet Asia, MURS, Mad Skillz, Jungle Brothers, Aceyalone and Tragedy Khadafi
• All five Bushwick Bill solo albums
• My Posse: This article is in a confused state. The page title ("My Posse") seems to be the name of a track on the album and also a single, while the title in the first sentence (Cru' In Action!) seems to be the title of the album itself. The article uses {{Infobox song}}, apparently focused on the track "My Posse", but the contents of the article seem to be about the album as a whole, except for the sentence that begins "The single...".

Below are some essential articles which are stubs:

The information on this pages is out-dated:

The information on this pages is in need of neutral point of view

The information on this pages is in need of minor edits such as tone, grammar and spelling:

The information on these pages lacks references to published sources:

The layout on this pages is in need of improvement:

This pages are in need of sources and/or references:

These non-Stubs pages are in need of expansion:

• Eric B. & Rakim
• Blackalicious
• AZ
• Beef 3 (Hip Hop beef documentary)
• East Coast hip-hop
• G-Funk
• The Wu-Tang Clan
• Afroman

Users are currently in a dispute over these pages:

The following pages need to be merged, moved, or disambiguated

• Manuela Kamosi/Ya Kid K

• feminist activism in hip-hop/Hip-hop feminism

• Black Child
• Mic Geronimo
• Prodigy (rapper)
• No One Can Do It Better

The following categories should be populated with articles:

• Category:Female hip-hop groups
• Category:Hip-hop production (a lot of hip-hop production articles can be found in Category:DJing)
• Category:Hispanic American rappers

The following categories are currently under discussion for deletion, renaming, or merging:

The following sound samples have been requested:

• Wu-Tang Clan songs

The following images have been requested:

• Coke La Rock
• Knight Owl
• Mr. Shadow
• YSN Fab

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