Gengetone — genealogy

29 genres · 35 edges

Starting from Gengetone, this view follows ancestor and descendant edges across multiple levels, covering a wider footprint than the direct-neighborhood (ego) graph.

Family tree

Gengetone2018–
- Hip Hop1973–
  - Boom Bap1986–
  - G-Funk1992–
  - K-pop1992–
  - Afrobeats2000–
    - Afro Fusion2018–
  - Grime2002–
  - Trap2003–
    - Phonk2010–
      - Drift Phonk2019–
        Hardvapor2015–
    - UK Drill2012–
      - Brooklyn Drill2018–
        Jersey Drill2021–
    - Future Bass2014–
    - Mumble Rap2014–
    - SoundCloud Rap2014–
    - Afro Trap2015–
    - Latin Trap2015–
  - LA Beat Scene2006–
  - Cloud Rap2009–
  - Lo-fi Hip Hop2013–
- Dancehall1980–
- Dembow2005–
  - Reggaeton1995–(also from Hip Hop, Dancehall)
    - Perreo1995–
    - Latin Urbano2015–(also from Latin Trap)
    - Neoperreo2017–

Network diagram (supplementary)

Legend

lineage (derived / modernized / regional)influencesibling / fused

Full genealogy centered on Gengetone (up to 60 genres).

See the neighborhood graph (direct relationships only) → · Gengetone detail

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