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| (West Lafayette, IN) While not working on earning his Ph.D. at Purdue, MC Plus + is recording raps that are mostly related to his field of study; computer science. |
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| (Colorado Springs, CO) A former hacker who recently composed an album using nothing but old Nintendo music for beats. A true Digital Gangster, Yt is backed by The Spamtec Crew. |
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| (Brooklyn, NY) Straight out of Hobbiton, the Lords of the Rhymes, without question, are the greatest Lord of the Rings inspired Hip-Hop group ever. |
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| (New York, NY) Geek rap superstar mc chris tours the US several times a year and has possibly turned on more people to Nerdcore than any other rapper in the game. |
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| (Kirkland, WA) A staff writer/producer for ToonZone.net, he is Nerdcore's premiere expert on anime and manga. He's a CS student but represents the Otaku lifestyle in his work |
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| (San Francisco, CA) A rapper, producer and acclaimed Yo-Yo master, Doc Pop has become one of the most admired Beat-smiths in Nerdcore. |
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| (Boston, MA) The alter-ego of web designer who uses a voice simulator program to create raps that allegedly come directly from wheelchair-bound physicist Steven Hawking. |
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| (Vancouver, Canada) Quite possibly Canada's first and only female Nerdcore MC. She is planning a collaboration with famed Nerdcore producer, Badd Spellah. |
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| (Ft. Worth, TX) As the "The First Lady of Nerdcore" MC Router, with the aid of her producer T-Byte, strives to keep "Geek Pride" and the "Gamer Revolution" alive. |
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| (Oceanside, CA) The self-proclaimed "King of the Boss Fights" released two full length albums in 2007 and has gained notoriety on the web for his World of Warcraft inspired track, Level Up. |
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| (Halifax, NS) Jesse Dangerously has been Nerdcore since before the term even existed. In 2005 he was named Nova Scotia's Urban/Hip Hop Artist of the Year. |
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| (New York, NY) When not competing in StreetFighter II tournaments in the arcades on NYC's Chinatown, Shael is creating his own unique brand of Hip-Hop and videogame remixes. |
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| (Vancouver, BC) Unquestionably the scene's premiere producer. Baddd Spellah has worked with Nerdcore artists great and small and his music has helped define the sound of the genre. |
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| (Brooklyn, NY) The founder of a style of music he calls "post-punk laptop rap," MC Lars also is credited as being one of the very first Nerdcore hip-hop artists. |
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| (Chicago, IL) Though the Former Fat Boys may not look like stereotypical "geeks" on the inside they are nerds to the core. The group considers themselves to be "Nerdcore for the masses." |
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| (Baton Rouge, LA) A programmer, writer, rapper, inventor and hard living street nerd, High-C is the mastermind behind the world's first Nerdcore Compilation CD. |
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| (San Diego, CA) "Newly born transhumanist and zero day warez whore" Nomad has traveled the world rapping and attending sci-fi conventions and comicons. |
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| (Stanford University, CA) Another Ph.D. student who raps about computer science. Monzy is engaged in a very public feud with MC Plus +. |
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