Following MC Hotdog's debut have come the Southern Taiwanese act Dog-G, with his Taiwanese-language "Taiwan Song" and the "Funny Rap" series of albums from Chu Yue-hsin (also known as Joy Topper Jr.), which humorously attack and mock various social issues while mixing Mandarin, Taiwanese, and English lyrics in tracks with elements of hip hop, rock, and Taiwanese folk music.
MC Hotdog 之後，來自南台灣的「大支」，則用閩南語唱出了〈台灣 Song〉，而朱約信（豬頭皮）一系列以「笑魁唸歌」（Funny Rap）為題的饒舌專輯，裡面嬉笑怒罵地嘲諷社會現象，並且大量混雜國、台、英語及嘻哈、搖滾、台語老歌等音樂元素，對拷秋勤也是很重要的啟蒙。