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50% of rap videos feature e-cigarettes, weed and tobacco as researchers warn the industry targets minorities Hip hop is now the most popular music genre in the US E-cigarettes, too, have overtaken combustible tobacco and marijuana products Marijuana and tobacco products appear in more than half of Billboard-topping hip hop music videos, new Dartmouth University research reveals And of those appearances, more than 80 percent of e-cigarette images are product placements The researchers worry this is the latest trend in e-cigarette and tobacco companies' long history of targeting youth and minorities See more Daily Mail on Google - save us as a Preferred Source E-cigarette companies are paying more and more hip hop artists to feature their products in their music videos in marketing campaigns that may target teenagers and minorities, new research suggests
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