[mdiogofs]

Fidue A71 looks good for you and for the kind of music you listen.

 

[drofeel71]

RHA MA750s won't dissapoint IMO

 

[FastAndClean]

RHA MA 750i , deep tight bass, very well extended in the treble, ok mids, good soundstage, enourmus power when i want very big bass amped with my Fiio E11, amazing build quality, they sound clearer than shure 215, and with a lot better treble extension
here are measurements of the two
Shure 215
 
 
MA750
 

my only complaint is the mids, a tad forward presentation and they will be perfect.

 

[FastAndClean]

Sony mh1 is strong contender to, but this bloated bass is annoying, mids and highs are smooth and sweet.

 

[Rush-n-crush]

So I broke it down to the 750 or the ath im70.. hmmm

 

[smy1]

Imo the 750 Is way to airy

 

[Jnjy]

Unusual but I'd really recommend the FAD Heaven II. Clean and punchy bass since you're into hip hop.

 

[Fidelity King]

Honestly if you want an earphone for $100 that's good with hip hop you should get the sennheiser momentum in ear. The bass on these is thumping which really suits genres like rap or hip hop. Don't worry even though the bass is really dominant the mids and highs are not over shadowed, the boosted treble actually prevents them from making them sound dark.

 

[ozkan]

+1 on IM70. Fantastic IEM.

 

[notsimar]

I've never really strayed from my sony ex71's for enjoyable listening in the sub $100 pricepoint.  I like them more than most of the other iems i have tried but they can be fragile.

 

[Spen Javer]

Another vote for IM70. Fantastic for EDM and Dubstep. Very nice on DnB, I think it'll do great on HipHop.

 

[Rush-n-crush]

+1 on IM70. Fantastic IEM.

k guys I ordered the IM70.. Thing is its an import from Japan. does that mean the 1 year warranty is not valid? what do I do if they do go bad?

 

[xedjflowx]

  k guys I ordered the IM70.. Thing is its an import from Japan. does that mean the 1 year warranty is not valid? what do I do if they do go bad?

Only if the dealer you bought from is an authorized dealer. I don't think they even sell these IEMs in the west part of the world so you have a better chance of having bought from an authorized retailer getting it imported from japan than not.

 

[Stuff Jones]

I don't think its worth spending a ton of money on equipment for rap music. I don't think the genre really demands great equipment, given how poorly its usually recorded. 
 
You can get a 50 dollar pair of IEMs that will give you the bass quantity you need.
 
Something like the MH1s would be just fine IMO.

 

[xedjflowx]

  I don't think its worth spending a ton of money on equipment for rap music. I don't think the genre really demands great equipment, given how poorly its usually recorded. 
 
You can get a 50 dollar pair of IEMs that will give you the bass quantity you need.
 
Something like the MH1s would be just fine IMO.

I'll agree with the fact that most of it is recorded poorly. Hip-Hop/Rap is a lot of guys who make their own mixtapes, rap over instrumentals they found on the net, had some friend mix/master for them, etc. Only big timers (they're recorded well) will make the difference.