Caribbean Narco Rappers

Summary by Krater

An investigation into Martinique's music, street culture, and high homicide rates, exploring how the island's colonial history and socioeconomic inequalities fuel violence and anti-establishment sentiment.

From the video

Answers: What are the roots of violence and crime in Martinique?

• Martinique culture
• Caribbean trap music
• Homicide rates
• Socioeconomic inequality
• Colonial history
• Police brutality protests

What it concludes

• Martinique's high homicide rate and violent street culture are deeply rooted in its colonial history and ongoing economic inequality.
• Békés, the descendants of French colonists, hold a dominant share of Martinique's economy and wealth.
• Protests and civil unrest over the high cost of living in Martinique have frequently escalated into violent clashes with police.