Also reggea and dancehall come from Jamaica as well, incredible such a small country having so much influence.

It's assumed here that rock is derived from blues

EDIT : Blues is blues, which is obviously black.

They lived in Belleville, but no one knows where that is.

The band known as "death"

https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PL71xICgSKYzlEYreXb96htKm8sacZIa-0

About race fetishism and commercial exploitation, I believe

Definitly true and fair point, yes i meant pop music in western countries. Also still a lot of new classical music being released. I would be more right if i had said 'almost all genres of western pop music have Afro-American roots'.

Adam Neely has a good video on this. Music is constantly judged on how well it conforms to "the harmonic style of 18th century European musicians"

https://youtu.be/Kr3quGh7pJA

Yeah... Mozart's compositions definetly are only serious and not for entertainment at all. Stuff like... checks notes "Leck mich im Arsch" or the original text of "Bona Nox". /s

y'all should stop differentiating them

or, you know, black culture has been very prolific and makes good art so it appeals to a lot of people. I think calling it fetishizing is a bit insulting to the counter itself; as if it doesn't have its own merit.

dominating the art scene had been historically true of a lot of minorities in various countries. I guess art is one thing you can't take away from people easily.

Yeah my point is that thinking of it as fetishizing black culture is a very narrow view of a much more universal human behavior, where people like whatever they like without bothering to filter it by who found out about it first, and business people maks a buck out of any and every trend no matter where it came from.