Back in 1991, Basel-based Black Tiger rapped his firstline in Swiss German. 30 years later, dialect rap is morepopular then ever. SRF Virus gives those who were therefrom the start the chance to tell their stories - from thevery first steps to the most successful music genre in ourcountry. When Black Tiger wrote Swiss music history,rapper DaHated wasn’t even born yet. 'He is quitefast …' is the newcomer’s first reaction after watchingthe music clip to Black Tiger’s legendary track ‘Murderby Dialect’ on his smartphone. In ten episodes, theseries UfTakt takes the viewer on a journey through30 years of Swiss-German rap featuring the country’smost popular and successful rappers such as Mimiks,Big Zis, Nativ, Zora, Xen, Bligg or Steff La Cheffe plusexperts such as Pablo Vögtli, Adrian Schräder or JubairaBachmann. It’s all about fame, sell-out, feminism, posingand everything else that comes with rap. The videoseries UfTakt complements the SRF podcast of the samename - available on audio and streaming platforms andsrf.ch/audio.The docseries is available on YouTube:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QDpk4saGLeQ&list=PL2iYzyNbKTExD6MmmeuAxVjYTKfgGa83_on SRF Player: https://www.srf.ch/play/tv/sendung/uftakt?id=75963e4b-9279-40ef-af9d-3528d59e595e.A podcast in Swiss German, on Spotify or herehttps://www.srf.ch/audio/uf-takt-30-jahre-mundart-rap.