PaRappa the Floppa

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==Parappa the Floppa==
PaRappa the Floppa (birth name Parappa McFlop) is a music producer living somewhere in the UFA. He is notable for creating the single "Floppastyle", which was considered the first good hip-hop album after the industries crash, earning him the nickname of "The Hip Hop Hero".
== History==
PaRappa McFlop was born December 6th, 1996 in Orlando, Florida. PaRappa was fairly quiet as a child, only playing video games and drawing. When he got his first MIDI keyboard at the age of 10, he started making various songs with it, and sharing it with his friends. After this, Parappa McFlop began to get good at music, always getting an A+ or A-. However he started to get tired of producing music, and stopped making it altogether when he graduated from school. Once he was 18, he got back into music and applied for Floppilard, although not getting in. Once he listened to Big Floppas music, he got inspired and created the single Floppastyle with the help of of a few friends, and released it in 2018. Critics praised the album, with it reaching the Flopboard Top 100 in a week. Positive critics noted the instrumental of the song was beautifully produced, while negative critics (mostly bingustani) noted the repetitive lyrics and the drawn out nature. His single earned him a FAFME (Floppa Award For Music Excellence) and an award for "Best Instrumental" in the 2019 Floppawards.
PaRappa would continue to create more musical projects, including the albums "The Flop Don't Stop", "Floppas 2084", and "Floppilton: The Original Soundtrack", a soundtrack he produced for the 2015 hip-hop musical Floppilton. Eventually, he would create his last album, "It's A Floppa Out There", with the album being a "funeral" to his music career, as he would quit making music after the album released. Despite this, he maintains an active presence online.
==Legacy==
PaRappa McFlop has gone on to be a legend in the hip-hop community, with many legendary hip-hop artists being inspired by the song, and even sampling it in some of their works. When the Big Floppa Records database was released, people noted a stray song in the files, named "hipflop.wav". It was a hip-hop song from Big Floppa (seemingly recorded hours before his death) that sounded similar to Floppastyle, with lines being directly copied from the song. Considering the name, style, and lines, it seems to be heavily inspired by Floppastyle, and may have even been a tribute to PaRappa.
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