16. 17. 17. 17. McBride talks about hip hop in your article "Hipper Planet". In that article, I expressed my feelings about the interpretation of hip hop and hip hop. A nightmare about how hip - hop affects the world leads to the writing of this article. Articles pointed out that over time, hip hop began to take over other types of music. But you keep treble music, but in the process of doing so, you will regret feeling because the cultural events of your life are overlooked. Finally, after years of hip hop rule music, you accepted the music. Music is troublesome, but it is very popular. In addition to your emotions about hip hop music, the potential meaning of hip hop music is also reflected in revealing the relationship with slavery. 18. "Tools change but the information is the same" (paragraph 11). We will introduce, integrate and explain the direct reference (instructions) in the answer with the following sentences. If we explain "There are changes in tools but the information is the same", today's social problems (paragraph 11) Use the following sentence frame (explanation) to help you explain McBride's idea and answer it: When you say that the instruments change but the information is the same, hip-hop social problems It is a way for people to show problems. Please use one of the following sentences to help you agree or disagree with using your own idea (explanation): Like you, I hypothesize that hip-hop concert reflects society I believe. 19. McBride explains the theme of hip hop in your article "Hipper Planet". In that article, I expressed my feelings about the interpretation of hip hop and hip hop. A nightmare about how hip - hop affects the world leads to the writing of this article. Articles pointed out that over time, hip hop began to take over other types of music. But you keep treble music, but in the process of doing so, you will regret feeling because the cultural events of your life are overlooked. Finally, after years of hip hop rule music, you accepted the music. Music is troublesome, but it is very popular. In addition to your emotions about hip hop music, the potential meaning of hip hop music is also reflected in revealing the relationship with slavery. Your job is to write a letter to James McBride to inform him of what he thinks about his argument against hip-hop importance and power in his thesis. Events 14 and 15, you will receive a letter to McBride. The first part of the letter will be a summary, and you can indicate to McBride that you understand the essence of his thesis. The second part of your letter is a thoughtful and formal reply to his idea. Direct citation and interpretation are two ways that you can use other people's words. When you quote a direct writer, you are using the exact words of the author. Therefore, you need to enclose the author's words in quotation marks. You use the author's words and ideas, but when you put them in your own words, you interpret. You need to make sure that the reader knows that these ideas are not yours. Use the following sentence frame (explanation) to help you explain and respond to McBride's idea: when you say that the information is the same even if the instruments change, it shows people the problem It is a way to do. Please use one of the following sentences to help you agree or disagree with using your own idea (explanation): Like you, I hypothesize that hip-hop concert reflects society I believe. 19. McBride explains the theme of hip hop in your article "Hipper Planet". In that article, I expressed my feelings about the interpretation of hip hop and hip hop. A nightmare about the influence of hip-hop on the world leads to the writing of this article. Articles pointed out that over time, hip hop began to take over other types of music. However, you continue treble music, but in the process of doing so, you have regret feelings due to the cultural events of your life.

Narration and Production by Ice-T, Planet Rock: The story of Hiphop and Crack Generation is the first documentary focusing on the era of Hiphop culture phenomenon in the 1980s and the birth of cocaine. While we are seeking ways to formulate policies and laws by media lies, racial discrimination and politicians to become the world's largest prison population, films are culturally, socially and politically American hips I will show you how to change hop culture and cracks Hoop MC such as Snoop Dog, B-Real, Wu-Tang's The RZA, Raekwon and others reflects crack dealers from teens to 20's. The cracks came out of their escape, but it paved the way for their rap's career. Hiphop can tell your story more than any art form. After being imprisoned, Snoop Dogg withdrew from the cracking game and became one of the most famous rappers in the 1990s. B - Real worked directly with the neighbor 's team and made Cyphers Hill. RZA continues to use the cracked business model from the mid-1990s to the latter half, and applies it to Wu Tang superstar rights. Keith Hearing's 1986 Crack is a mural painting of Wack in New York today. Overall, this is an incredible documentary on how Hiphop is about peace, unity and fun. When a crack struck the street, everything changed, and the Hiphop was there to fight back. For those who lived in the 1980s, these stories are nothing new. As a background of the literature of VH 1, "Planet Rock: The Story of Hip Hop and Crack Generation" was broadcast on Sunday, September 18. Roc Doc focuses on the impact of hip hop and vice versa crack pop. This is a balanced portrayal of the crack boom - not too stupid or educational - how it shows harmful cracks, and reaction media and elected officials have intensified the destruction of the city center. Introduced by Executive Producer Ice - T, Planet Rock learned about the effects of cracks on their lives and music careers from rapper Snoop Dogg, Raekwon, Rza. Narration and Production by Ice-T, Planet Rock: The story of Hiphop and Crack Generation is the first documentary focusing on the era of Hiphop culture phenomenon in the 1980s and the birth of cocaine. The film is culturally, socially and politically American hip-hop · society · politically, while the media lie, racial discrimination and politicians seek out ways to formulate policies and laws so that we become the world's largest prison population It shows you how to change cultures and cracks. Hoop MC such as Snoop Dog, B-Real, Wu-Tang's The RZA, Raekwon and others reflects crack dealers from teens to 20's. The cracks came out of their escape, but it paved the way for their rap's career. Hiphop can tell your story more than any art form. After being imprisoned, Snoop Dogg withdrew from the cracking game and became one of the most famous rappers in the 1990s. B - Real worked directly with the neighbor 's team and made Cyphers Hill.

Before the premiere of the VH1 documentary "Planet Rock: Hip Hop and Crack Generation" last night, movie narrator and executive producer Ice-T sat down in the New York City Paley Media Center that won the Emmy Award. In the room "he knew that I was familiar with, I approached VH1," he told the Rolling Stone. "They know I can reach all the rappers ... they will accept my phone," he said with a smile. He is not a joke. This movie emphasizes that the famous game in the world of hip hop has changed from cracking game to lap game. SnoopDogg, Cypress Hill's B-Real, Wu Tang's RZA and Raekwon interview. For 83 minutes of run time, internal organs, serious movies, this movie is impossible to go beyond the place where drugs and music collide - unsightly glasses dragging body from home; in particular prostitutes Introducing the inner monologue that drives to the city, Los Angeles' drag director "Highway" Ricky Ross talked about finding cracks like master flash to talk about crossfades. Most noteworthy is that Planet Rock offers a wonderful comparison with sensational media coverage of Nancy Reagan - In the announcement of Pee-Wee Herman's "Crack Is Wack" public service, a clean house exploded to belly After the screening, New Jack City's screenwriter Barry Michael Cooper hosted a group including Ice-T, Melle Mel, Faison, and Hip-Hop writer Nelson George. In the symposium, Martin Torgoff, one of the filmmakers, revealed the origin of the film. "Everything starts with a single image," he said. "When he appeared in the '09 World Series, we were talking about Jay-Z, he came out to sing his national anthem, 'Imperial Mind', which was hidden with the Dominican Republic House, and such stuff. After Melmer made some choices about the collapse of hip hop since around 1983, Ice-T detailed how his relationship with his movies fits the purpose of his life. "I now got a word in my life, which is very important," he said. "Now, at my age, I do not do anything that I think is not a big deal.I do not shit the masses.I do not like the shit of the mass.It is done in the rest of the time Work to be done " Planet Rock: Hip Hop Story and Crack Generation will be screened at VH 1 at 10 pm on Sunday, September 18. Twenty five years after cocaine devastated an American city, the documentary explored how drugs changed mass culture, especially hip hop. The story and execution by Ice-T, "Planet Rock: Hip Hop Story and Crack Generation" is the first documentary focusing on the relationship between cracks and hip-hop. This movie is based on the first person account of four prominent dealers and is expanding that shot to show the change of American cultural, social and political cracks. This documentary uses policies giving the largest scale of media hysteria, racial discrimination, and political reactions, using rare shots, photos, and animations tailored to the rhythm and rhythm of the symbolic hip-hop music of those days I will explore ways to create laws. African-American - the world's prison population. This destructive medicine brings not only escape, but also opens the way to enter hip-hop Before the premiere of the VH1 documentary "Planet Rock: Hip Hop and Crack Generation" last night, movie narrator and executive producer Ice-T sat down in the New York City Paley Media Center that won the Emmy Award. In the room "he knew that I was familiar with, I approached VH1," he told the Rolling Stone. "They know I can reach all the rappers ... they will accept my phone," he said with a smile. He is not a joke. In this movie, it is highlighted how the renowned games in hip hop world changed from cracking games to lap games. SnoopDogg, Cypress Hill's B-Real, Wu Tang's RZA, Raekwon interview.

Art gives the world a foundation on which everyone can express themselves. Music is an art form that can be interpreted as building a good relationship with each other. More specifically, hip - hop created popular movements from adolescence to adults all over the world. It has recently had a major impact on our society, and many people believe that it is a bad influence to influence our culture. In general, hip-hop is not regarded as public music with poor reputation, vulgar, violent and sexistic lyrics. I think that too many mainstream rapper stand out from the real hip hop art. - Clearly, I am a true hip-hop art lover. I agree that the lyrical complex is impressive, but I do not like the hearts of Lil Pump and ugly gods. I was too serious at that time. I think that it is smoking cessation. - As an authorized pharmacist, I have to say that if you smoke, you should at least consider stopping smoking. As far as smoking other things like pots, I do not think there is any harm unless it is the only focus of your existence. I think that everyone agrees that smoking may not be good. Since the advent of the 1970s, the development of hip-hop music has become a truly multifaceted phenomenon. As an art form, the hip-hop tour changed it from the troubled South Bronx performance to the decisive symbol of global pop culture and experienced several dramatic changes during that period. Many factors have contributed to the growth of hip-hop music (and inevitable commoditization), but few people are more convincing than development in the fashion world. Since then, the natural expression of music culture has grown to something else - hip hop artists have the greatest commercial influence on the planet. Hip-hop was born in New York City in the late 1970s and is a street art. Hip-Hop began working-class African-Americans in South Bronx, West Indians, Latinos. Youth Hip Hop consists of four main elements: Rap (vocals), DJ (Recording and Technical Operations), Graffiti (Aerosol Art) and B - Boy or B - Girl (Freestyle Dance). These four elements of Hip - Hop come from young people trying to represent themselves through these competitive, innovative and expressive activities. This type of music also travels all over the world, and many people in various cultures are currently making their own by incorporating the idea of ​​"hip-hop" from the United States. For example, in Dakar, Senegal, artists use Hip - Hop to express political views and the struggles they experienced without the right government. This was discussed in a documentary by a musician called "Dakar democracy".

The beneficial effect of hip-hop hip hop is a kind of music born around the 1970s. This sort of music actually does not sing a song but rather includes what is being said. Hip hop is a simple phrase that has a poetic form, usually a rhyme of the end. The kind of music known as hip hop has a positive influence on this teenager. Hip hop is a very poetic and hypnotic form of great music. It uses classical music classics that people already love, and puts a stylish ring beat on them. Hip-hop has an overwhelming influence on the black Americans community and society as a whole. Hip hop is not just music, hip hop is culture. In the past three decades, hip-hop provided a voice to groups of people who influenced and promoted the United States, passed down from generation to generation, and are about to convey information. People who oppose hip-hop culture believe that music is aggressive and promotes social rebellion - but provocative lyrics deny the fact that hip hop is the voice of many Americans There is none. Hip Hop provides a platform for MC and rapper to express their views on American society, government, and African Americans for decades. If people opposed to hip hop try to accept culture rather than attack culture, it will be totally beneficial to society. Katz: Do not say anything different to you. The music of hip hop and salsa comes from the Bronx. But what is hip-hop? Who is hip-hop? Why is hip-hop? how is it? How has this multicultural world phenomenon comparable to the Internet influenced our planet for the past 45 years? This is the hip hop I'm talking about. That is my conversation, are you with us? ! A wise man once told me to be careful about who you are with and who never underestimates the impact. Likewise, I know that certain aspects of hip hop culture are positive and profitable, but in most cases hip-hop was the most serious problem in the African American community. Hip-hop is known as an African-American. Hip hop theorist Jeffery O. G Ogbar supports this claim by recognizing that hip hop was born from expression culture of African American. For example, Ogbar explained that the center of Hip-Hop was influenced by African-American pop culture like James Brown, and that his dance had an impact on break dancing (Ogbar 12). So, as Imani Perry cited by Ogbar, "Hip Hop Music is American Black Music" (Ogbar 12). That's why Lil'Tic calls B-Rabbit a tourist - "Because this is hip-hop, you do not belong to your visitors." It is similar to saying "This is 9 miles, you do not belong." He finished his racial attack by quoting a white ideal sports and told B-Rabbit to leave the town.

Comparison of Jazz Music and Hip Hop Music In this country's history, African-American music has had a great influence on our society and culture. Starting with the music that has been handed down to African slaves so far, African Americans hold the elements in their music in a new style created by today's urban youth. . Some forms of music produced and / or strongly influenced by the musical characteristics of the African Center are hymns, gospel, soul, ragtime, blues and R & B. Jazz developed from the traditions of blues and other African Americans and European music, began in the early 20th century, influenced hip-hop music, and was known as a pioneer of hip-hop music. Not only music and lyrics of jazz, but also poetry of jazz. According to John Sobol, a jazz musician / poet who wrote Digitopia Blues, Rap said "It is surprisingly similar to the evolution of style and shape jazz." Boxer Muhammad Ali, whether it is annoying boxing or because of a radical political poem other than boxing, was the last poet in 1968 whether Gil · Flat the path of Scott-Hellon, and in the 1970s rap music appeared. A fusion of hip-hop jazz or jazz wraps, hip hop and jazz cycles, samples, textures, or full set of instruments advertised by groups such as A Tribe Called Quest, Freestyle Fellowship, Gangstarr, Pete Rock, and C. L. In the mid 1980's, early 1990's, Smooth, The Pharcyde and others added new content to hip-hop. By combining that optimistic jazz style with passionate rock style, the album became a beloved person of list of business success, critics and fashionist. This is a direct mainstream smash, highlighted by the trucks prepared by the radio, such as "smooth playback (like data)" and "where I came from". Street dance, also known as hip - hop music, is often used for hip - hop music and is influenced by jazz jazz style. Traditionally, this style has been used to make choreographed hip - hop dance with street performance. The real advantage of hip hop is freestyle dance, two dance members will participate in an improvised dance competition also called a battle, but what you actually need to know is that they both look for hobbies and work It is a good way to do. You can also improve your movement and competitive dance

Hip-hop should be promoted and created to educate people and bring about changes at a greater level. "These words by Doug E. Fresh summarize the purpose of the whole hip hop culture which began in New York City from the African American and Hispanic American community in the 1970s. Graffiti Art and Boxing It is a way for young people to express themselves. Abstract: Hip-hop culture can not be ignored in the life of young people. The premise of this research is that young workers who are continuously successful must improve hip hop culture. In this research, we investigated educator 's knowledge and attitudes about hip - hop 101 at Hip Hop 101 workshop. They also explored the importance of hip-hop awareness and their view on applying positive influences to youth behavior. As a result, participants in the workshop were able to greatly increase the knowledge of hip hop. They also showed a more favorable attitude towards their use for hip hop and youth growth. The findings suggest that this workshop promoted an environment that helped fill the generation gap between hip-hop youth and educators with a less favorable view. Youth culture and hip - hop culture become entities of synonyms when critically thinking about how they interact. In the late 1970s, hip-hop became a true cultural expression of African-American city youth. The foundation of hip hop and hip hop culture comes from the creative self expression of African-American youth living in the dyed city. Since then, hip hop has expanded and has expressed many young people all over the world. Through hip-hop culture style, sound, lyrics, young people with all cultural backgrounds will start to find identity through hip-hop culture. Since the advent of this type of music, hip - hop music experienced multiple stages within its existence. Recently, hip-hop has been commercialized and profits from large companies trying to profit from this real culture. Discussions between culture and business are common when discussing the perspective of modern hip hop.

The moral of the music industry is not quoted as including hip - hop culture marked as departing, anti - cultural, and non - American in society because of lack of morality. Specifically, "gang rap" which praised guns, sex, violence, drug use and gang activity was severely criticized. This lap will promote adaptation that does not conform to norms and revolts. Therefore, it provides an abnormal label of hip hop culture. Easy definition of deviation is "action not conforming to group sharing norms, group (in some sense) group or action to be dominated by society, not meeting the expectation of society as a whole" (Liska 2). "Rap is what you do, hip-hop is what you live." What is the difference between hip-hop paint (rap) and hip-hop? Hip hop is a way of life, but we will watch it on TV. Hip hop is a creation of media. We regard hip-hop as a comprehensive culture and rap must be regarded as something created by it. Although hip-hop originated from most black constituencies, it has evolved from "founding" to "Global Forum, Family, Community, Social and Political Discontent" (HOC) that can be expressed through various artistic weapons. The common misunderstanding I knew is the difference between hip hop and rap. I do not have a direct quote, but many characters in hip hop culture like to distinguish. Hip hop is culture and rap is genre. By treating rap as a culture rather than a hip hop, you can eliminate other kinds of music and lifestyle that you can not normally express on rap. In this blog, discuss and share various perspectives on hip hop and rap culture. There is a possibility that the theme will be published based on the theme that I personally want to solve. This blog affects my personal position on specific issues, but resolves other points. have fun! Hip - hop feminist movement is a feminist movement created by hip - hop artists. Hip hop music such as graffiti, break dance, rap etc is mainstream. Hip Hop has a history of the type of sexual objectiveness of women, from the use of Video Vixen to clear rap beat. In subculture such as graffiti and break dance, because there is no representation of female participants, discrimination by sex becomes more prominent. In a genre notorious for female gender, the feminist group and individual artists identified as feminists are about to change the concept and commercialization of hip-hop women. This is also due to the cultural meaning of a disgusting woman in rap music.

The stars of Ray J and Princess Love Norwood may now become a happy little family. But when they met for the first time, they never expected they to eventually come together. Indeed, Norwood admits that Ray J did not even even meet her during the initial introduction. "Your friend Jackie is like" Hey, have you seen Ray? " "Norwood explained to Yahoo lifestyle. "It's like he is looking at a magazine. He continues to look at the magazine. Hello and do not want to say." But when he saw Norwood a second time and immediately realized that "she is that person," Lei J seemed to regret his decision soon. This feeling is absolutely reciprocal "I feel he already knows," she said. "It's just comfortable energy, and then one night, everything changed." That night was New Year's Eve, both Lei J and Norwood attended the same party. Because Norwood was wearing a jumpsuit at night, Lei J felt like Batman. This sensation caused a connection that Norwood felt - compared to a glance, to inform her that she was no longer just a friend, he wanted more Norwood showed this feeling by connecting Weapons to Ray J. And that I thought he led to a "happy marriage". Still, the couple actually broke up and they realized they should do this. This is a strong understanding, once they gather, they are engaged - twice! "We have been engaged twice," Rey J. said and explained that he just gave Norwood a ring before he asked correctly. Later in a few months, he began luxurious proposals. Norwood said, "I am going to Arizona to participate in basketball games." "I felt that we were helping to ride private items. Norwood immediately said "yes", and Reggie suggested "big stone" for her fingers. After a while, when she took the plane, her friends and family stayed there to bless them. "It is a very, very emotional and magical moment," Ray J said, two of whom the birth of their daughter Melody is part of a greater life change in their relationship You may agree to. But neither said they were surprised that she did not appear soon. "We did it in a traditional way, but this is very shocking," Ray J said. "We got married, then in the grace of God a melody was born, then we live happily through a happy life." Please listen to VH1's Love and Hip Hop Hollywood on 8 / 7c on Monday to entertain these couples forever. These "Sunset Sha's Stars" are a way to flick from the Tinder to the real thing. Follow us on Instagram, Facebook or Twitter to give your feed a new inspiration everyday See Love and Hip Hop: Hollywood Season 4 Episode 10 Free Online | Love and Hip Hop View: Hollywood Season 4 Episode 10 Hindi All | Love and Hip Hop Viewing: Hollywood Season 4 Episode 10 S04e010 Completely Free Online Streaming English Subtitles Ready to download at | Love & Hip Hop: Hollywood Season 4 episode 10 s04e010 740 p, 480 p, BrRip, DvdRip, CapRip, Telesyc, high quality, no polishing, no investigation. Tags: Love & Hip Hop See: Hollywood Season 4 Episode 10 Online, Love & Hip Hop View: Hollywood Season 4 Episode 10 Online Free, Love & Hip Hop: Hollywood Season 4 Episode 10 Zip, Love & Hip Hop: Hollywood Season 4 Episode 10 Put Locker, Watch Love & Hip Hop: Hollywood Season 4 Episode 10 We are together and watching love and hip hop. Hollywood Season 4 Episode 10 Megashare, Watching Love and Hip Hop: Hollywood Season 4 Episode 10 Allmyvideo, Watching Love and Hip Hop: Hollywood Season 4 10 Stories of Online Streaming The program has been broadcast since May 15, 2014, Avatar's Avatar is broadcasting VH 1 almost every week. In the United States, Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta is usually broadcast in spring and summer, then Love & Hip Hop: Fall Hollywood and Love & Hip Hop: New York and Love & Hip Hop: Miami in winter. Love & Hip Hop began in 2006 as a pilot called Keeping Up the Joneses produced by Stefan Springman and Toby Barraud around Rappers Jim Jones. This series was first mentioned in the VH1 programming development report at the beginning of 2010

Hip-hop culture arises from expressions of living in the city center and businesses of billions of dollars in scale. At the beginning of the new century, it was the most popular genre in the popular music chart. In addition to affecting music, it also affects fashion, movies, television and printing. In 2004, Hip Hop celebrated its 30th anniversary. The fact that it is kicking is not that big. This is a wonderful thing. Because the old black / brown urban culture has evolved into a worldwide phenomenon of billions of dollars scale (Reeves). Hip - hop culture provides a platform for expressing their own ideas for all walks of life. Abstract: Hip-hop culture can not be ignored in the life of young people. The premise of this research is that young workers who are continuously successful must improve hip hop culture. In this research, we investigated educator 's knowledge and attitudes about hip - hop 101 at Hip Hop 101 workshop. They also explored the importance of hip-hop awareness and their view on applying positive influences to youth behavior. As a result, participants in the workshop were able to greatly increase the knowledge of hip hop. They also showed a more favorable attitude towards their use for hip hop and youth growth. The findings suggest that this workshop promoted an environment that helped fill the generation gap between hip-hop youth and educators with a less favorable view. Hip-hop culture has evolved into a worldwide phenomenon. The main element of hip hop culture is rap music. Rap music is the medium of today's young people, especially African-American young people. However, in black families and black churches, rap is a kind of destructive art. The results of this study show that black families and churches can support active family formation and leadership skills of African Americans through hip hop culture. I remember the moment like yesterday. I just saw the Rob Base and DJ Easy Roc video, but my father and I bet $ 40 due to the influence of hip hop culture. He said that it would disappear from the black music scene like a disco. I think that rap music - more importantly hip hop culture - will stick to it over the next few years.

When listening to hip-hop and rap music hip-hop and rap music, I paint a girl that looks like a prostitute over the head of a picture, curse, gun, marijuana, plenty of gold and black men many times. Parents and teachers wrote "bad" images of rap music in the hearts of their children, and they did not want their children to be badly affected. In the way Rap music is advertised in the United States, I must agree to it from an average parental point of view. What I do not know is that Hip Hop is not merely music but also culture. This year's most influential, popular music type: Hip-hop music. Hip-hop music, or "rap" music is a form of R & B with more rhythmic lyrics than stronger, faster, and lively rhythms. Like rock music, hip hop music was born and established through the culture of African-Americans. Caucasian fans and supporters have not completely disappeared, but the purpose of hip hop music is to attract black culture as soon as possible. It was not so until Beastie Boys began to wrap music composed of white groups. Hip - hop music, also called hip - hop music, rap music, or hip - hop music, is a kind of music composed of stylized rhythm music, usually with rap, rhythmic rhythm, and rhyming voices. It is a subculture defined by four major style elements, which is part of Hip - Hop culture: MCing / Rap DJing / Scratching, Break Dance and Graffiti writing. Other elements include sampling (or synthesis) and beat boxes, but it is often used to refer to wrapping, but "hip hop" is better represented. Hip-hop music is a carrier of hip-hop culture and includes "knocking" by the host (overlapping vocals). For this reason, hip-hop music is often called "rap music". However, people who regard hip-hop music as rap music often do not understand their rich background, the influence of this style of music on youth culture. Hip-hop music is a tool used by singers to solve racial discrimination, oppression, poverty. It tells stories from African Americans in downtown (so that you can accomplish prosperity through hard work, courage and determination) from below, and prejudices against pain, touches a broken house, and overcomes adversity Hip-hop is one of many ways to influence young people, but it is definitely not the only way. I am writing this article not to criticize hip-hop or rap music, but to make people aware of the way we can influence us, young people, and negative. By looking at hip-hop music videos and attracting drugs and sexual behavior, individuals may try to drink drugs or have multiple partners. Actually, the more people listen to hip-hop and rap music, the greater the impact on individuals.

From the concepts of the entire 1970s and 1980s, hip hop is an independent presence within the community that created it. In other words, all the parameters that are set in the formula are obtained from within the community and are used by the community. Today, viewers do not share the same experience of coming from outside the community and driving music. Success of artists depends on fun consumers, not communities. In today's world, music is not true for those who share the experience of the artist, but it provides a dramatic illusion for those who never share the experience they convey. I am a hip-hop fan myself, but if there is one, I can not believe it. In short, hip hop is real time. Either art, comedy, or politics, hip hop is always its expression. The main problem here is that our fans can recall the past skillfully and think that we can use it to judge the music we will listen to in the future. The way to remember the event depends on whether you pay special attention to them or not. There are various styles in every era of rap. Some of them are serious political laps. However, as we are always on the verge of consciousness, we do not remember many different styles. Hip - hop music influenced musicals. Rap is used in popular musicals such as Rent and Dreamgirls. Although more convincing than hip-hop music, Broadway musicals bring 'da noise, and funk indah fun blends hip-hop style including tap dance and rap. Hip-hop music, musical So! It was used in the off-Broadway show in the 1990s and early 2000s. What happened now? And it gets clogged in the groove. Please use hip-hop music, rap, hip hop in highlands. Music and lyrics by Lin Manuel Miranda and Quiara Alegría Hudes books were played in Broadway in 2007. The Broadway work of 2008 is a combination of salsa and hip hop style, including rap. The second time in 2015, Miranda brought his hip hop music to the Richard Rogers Theater to make Hamilton. The show has a box official success. Hamilton and In the Heights Rap and Hamilton actor recorded first album on Billboard lap leader board

Please show the students how persuasive songs are in this interesting rhetorical analysis course! Students like any homework, including music, believe me! In this lesson, students are excited about finding their own songs for analysis. Usually, the song I request is at least PG or at least a clean version. Students are asked to bring headphones on the day before the course. In addition, we limit the time students spend searching for two songs. Students can see how much time they have since they can find an online timer to show Students will receive handouts of 3 row charts. When listening to the songs they chose, they analyze them according to the given rhetorical method, eg tone, suggestion, metaphor or metaphor. There are 8 devices in total I chose song as an example This is "Firework" by Katy Perry. I played 30 seconds of songs. Children really like choruses! Then I showed an example of Perry's song chart. I read the answer aloud and presented the analysis method to the students Students like this course very much. It can be used as an interesting and attractive event that distinguishes information literature usually analyzed in the rhetorical analysis department. Finally, allow students to come to class with volunteers to analyze their songs for us. After we listen to their song for a couple of seconds, the students will show up This product is also included in the rhetorical analysis module. Buy with just $ 13.99 and click here! McLune, a rhetorical analysis of "Hip-Hop Betrayal" in "Northern Black Female Betrayal," explains the influence of hip-hop on vocabulary selection by African American women and women. McLune's article believes that black men who believe black women are the main cause of poverty and racial discrimination have racial discrimination and poverty just like women "Hip-head notes "We respond to Powell 's views at. Do not face these struggles everyday. McLune did not agree with this statement and pointed out that it was only one of many excuses used by men. McLune talks to highly educated readers and learns more about it ... My movie analysis involves the theory of hip-hop culture in "Food First: Racial, Space, Place in Rap and Hip Hop" and Jeffery OG Ogbar's "Hip Hop Revolution: Rap Culture and Politics". The main content of this analysis includes MC and Race, Space and Place roles in Hip-Hop culture released by Fortman and curated by 8-mile director Curtis Hanson. MC uses these words to "draw a vibrant contemporary life" (Forman, 95). Writing style, place, and performance of the battle are related to artist's life and environment, or as Foreman says "space and place" Modern hip hop has raised awareness of the social revolution in the city center by using Christian rhetoric method. Mainstream hip hop is full of religious colors. Despite this fanaticism of this religious influence in rap, its use actually arises from the artist's struggle and in fact can be a starting point for social hip-hop, To persuade that it will positively influence the movement. People may be affected by various stimuli, and when developing media to enhance the effect of social movements, the possibility that erroneous information is erroneously transmitted is very high. This can lead to unexpected negative results that hinder the progress of the campaign. Fortunately,

His next album, The Marshall Mother LP, was a great success all over the world, breaking the best-selling album. Eminem won the 13 Grammy Award at his hip-hop career and led hip-hop music to a new level. The song "My Name Is" is included in his second studio album "The Slim Shady LP". "My name" uses Labi Siffre's "I Got The ..." sample as a rhythm track. From 0:09 on "My Name Is", Eminem uses the "I have ..." sample of 2:31 as the main rhythm of the entire song. Breaking is also called B Boying / B Girl or Break Dance, a vibrant and rhythmical dance style which is one of the main elements of hip hop culture. As well as many aspects of hip hop culture, breakdance has been in many cultures, including street dancing in the 1930's, Brazil and Asian fighting, Russian folk dances, and dance moves by James Brown, Michael Jackson and California Fox It depends greatly. In the 1970s, the South Bronx formed a breakthrough with other elements of hip hop. Breakdancing is usually done with hip-hop music played on speakers and PA systems. Hip Hop Magazine describes rapier and MC, new hip hop music, concerts, events, hip hop culture including information about fashion and history. The first Hip Hop publication, The Hip Hop Hit List, was published in the 1980's. It includes the first rap music recording chart. It was launched by two brothers of Newark, New Jersey, Vincent, Charles Carroll (he is also a hip - hop organization called Nessez Boyz). They are very familiar with art forms and are aware of the need for hip hop magazines. DJs and rappers can not learn rap music style and labels. This journal remembered for the DJ as the first Rap record and distributed through the National Record Pool and Record Store in the San Francisco area of ​​New York. Charles Carroll, one of the founders, said, "At the time all DJs came to buy records in New York City but most of them did not know hot things, so we made it." Over time, hip hop music has been quoted. The purpose of this paper is to discuss hip hop culture, explain the cultural stereotypes associated with rap and hip hop, and explain that the intention of the original lyrics is the form of expression and art. It will lead the reader to understand first how it was born, the influence on African-Americans, its subculture and popularity in urban areas, its evolutionary style, introduction of hip-hop and rap Okay.

Music has existed since the beginning of civilization. Music is used to convey myths, religious stories, and warrior stories. Music has developed rapidly since the beginning of civilization. Music is still telling the story, and we know that there are many types that can satisfy the cultural and social preferences of modern society. Hip-hop is a music genre that has evolved greatly over the past several decades. The growing popularity is at the forefront of globalization. With technological progress Hip Hop became easier to spread all over the world. Hip Hop Magazine describes rapier and MC, new hip hop music, concerts, events, hip hop culture including information about fashion and history. The first Hip Hop publication, The Hip Hop Hit List, was published in the 1980's. It includes the first rap music recording chart. It was launched by two brothers of Newark, New Jersey, Vincent, Charles Carroll (he is also a hip - hop organization called Nessez Boyz). They are very familiar with art forms and are aware of the need for hip hop magazines. DJs and rappers can not learn rap music style and labels. This journal remembered for the DJ as the first Rap record and distributed through the National Record Pool and Record Store in the San Francisco area of ​​New York. Charles Carroll, one of the founders, said, "At the time all DJs came to buy records in New York City but most of them did not know hot things, so we made it." The earliest hip-hop music was played live at family gatherings and neighboring parties, not recorded. Before 1979, the recording of the live party program produced by DJ and the recording of the PA system soundboard from the early hip-hop mix was recorded. Puerto Rico's DJ Disco Wiz was the first hip-hop DJ that produced "hybrid board" and mix dubbing, and in 1977, he made a technical recording by combining sounds, special effects, and paused beats. Since 1979, the first hip - hop code has been widely believed to be "Rapper's Delight" by The Sugarhill Gang. However, there are many controversies over this statement. Some people think that "The Tim Tim III (Personality Joc)" by The Fatback Band released a part of "Rapper's Delight" as a lap record several weeks ago. The title of the first Hip Hop code is also various other claims.

Hip Hop Recently, I walked down the living area and asked the people we found to define 'hip hop'. I can not listen to everyone at the work site, but it is not actually necessary. About 15 people I asked got similar answers, and each answer is what I expected to hear. Some of my companions think that hip hop is rap music, others say it is rap and R & B, and only one has a good idea of ​​what it really is . There is a general misunderstanding that hip - hop is culture and hip - hop music only refers to one type of music. "Rap is what you do, hip-hop is what you live." What is the difference between hip-hop paint (rap) and hip-hop? Hip hop is a way of life, but we will watch it on TV. Hip hop is a creation of media. We regard hip-hop as a comprehensive culture and rap must be regarded as something created by it. Although hip-hop originated from most black constituencies, it has evolved from "founding" to "Global Forum, Family, Community, Social and Political Discontent" (HOC) that can be expressed through various artistic weapons. Hip - hop music, also called hip - hop music, rap music, or hip - hop music, is a kind of music composed of stylized rhythm music, usually with rap, rhythmic rhythm, and rhyming voices. It is a subculture defined by four major style elements, which is part of Hip - Hop culture: MCing / Rap DJing / Scratching, Break Dance and Graffiti writing. Other elements include sampling (or synthesis) and beat boxes, but it is often used to refer to wrapping, but "hip hop" is better represented. Hip-hop music spreads in cultural corridors all over the world and is absorbed and reformed all over the world. Hip-hop music spreads beyond the United States, often combining local style and hip-hop music. With the advent of many regional scenes, hip hop has globalized into many cultures around the world. It is a move based on the principle of hip-hop culture on a global scale. While sticking to the roots of local culture, music and art accepts their multinational nature and continues to celebrate. The impact of hip hop varies from culture to culture. Nevertheless, the commonality of almost all Hip-Hop artists around the world is the recognition of debt to African-Americans who have launched a global campaign in New York. Conscious hip-hop, or socially conscious hip-hop, is a hip-hop subtype that challenges the mainstream cultural, political, philosophical, and economic consensus, It is a comment. Conscious hip hop is not necessarily open politics, but the terms "conscious hip hop" and "political hip hop" may be used interchangeably. The term "national conscious wrap" is used to describe hip-hop music with strong political information and themes in more detail. The conscious hip-hop theme includes depiction of African centralizationism, religion, disgust for crime and violence, culture, economy, or struggle of the public. Conscious hip-hop is not to positively assert specific ideas and to request actions, but to aim to raise awareness of social problems and allow listeners to form their own opinions.

People all over the world listen to all kinds of music. The most popular types of music in America are hip hop and rock music. They seem like totally different kinds of music, so they have many similarities. Hip-hop and rock music differ much more than similarities. Hip hop and rock music are the choices people choose today. People will notice that teenagers and adults between the ages of 20 and 34 listen to both types of music. There is not much to see and listen to teenagers listening to blues, opera, reggae, oldies. The two most popular types of music in popular culture are hip hop and rock. People often like the genres they like, and in terms of music culture, nothing is human-like other than hip-hop and rock. There are stereotypes based on these two musical styles, but fortunately these two types gradually merge to blur the boundaries between subcultures. Hip Hop is a type developed in the 1970s, especially in the Bronx in New York. Like other kinds of music, hip-hop music is a way of expressing feelings originally, in this case about social and political problems. In the early days of music, hip hop was mainly practiced by African Americans, but soon it was influenced by Hispanic Americans and Jamaican immigrants. In the 1990's, hip-hop elements continued to be assimilated into other popular music types. For example, the new soul is a combination of hip hop and soul music. In the 1980s and 1990s, there was popularity among lap rock, lap core and rap metal, fusion of hip hop and rock, hard core punk, heavy metal mainstream audience. Rage on machines and new metal bands Limp Bizkit is one of the most famous bands in these fields. In Hawaii, Sudden Rush and other bands combine hip - hop elements and local language and political problems to form nalele paleoleo style. This year's most influential, popular music type: Hip-hop music. Hip-hop music, or "rap" music is a form of R & B with more rhythmic lyrics than stronger, faster, and lively rhythms. Like rock music, hip hop music was born and established through the culture of African-Americans. Caucasian fans and supporters have not completely disappeared, but the purpose of hip hop music is to attract black culture as soon as possible. It was not so until Beastie Boys began to wrap music composed of white groups. Hip - hop music, also called hip - hop music, rap music, or hip - hop music, is a kind of music composed of stylized rhythm music, usually with rap, rhythmic rhythm, and rhyming voices. It is a subculture defined by four major style elements, which is part of Hip - Hop culture: MCing / Rap DJing / Scratching, Break Dance and Graffiti writing. Other elements include sampling (or synthesis) and beat boxes, but it is often used to refer to wrapping, but "hip hop" is better represented.

One person's "Everyone has some people ... no one has it" - Enhanced rapper "There is something everyone does" These words are obviously not just words, It comes from a musical kind of song that may not be frequently heard. This type of music is "rap". As I said before, you may not often hear about songs, or just listen to those who sing when they listen to making it a unique and interesting music genre for years I do not. Changes in rap music make it universal. The first thing to know is that rap is more cultural than music. The form of music directly related to hip hop is rap music. Therefore, most of the content of this article has recorded the development of rap / hip hop culture, but we are also considering rap's music form well. Hip hop is a culture including graffiti art, break dance, cut and scratch records, and rap. Hip-hop can be thought of as a way of life, it has its own dress style, language (slang) and music. Today, hip - hop culture is confused with rap song music because it is the most important aspect of culture. In the past all the elements of hip hop were very popular and widely practiced. But recently breakdance and graffiti are still in small circles, but they retired to the second position and retired to the second line. Every element of the rap starts in the form of self expression for those who want to see and hear. Rap music has been around for decades. Rap / hip is a type of music that is composed of a stylized rhythm of music, usually accompanied by lap. Along with the explosive growth of rap music, it has become an important part of hip hop culture. As part of the hip hop culture, it has evolved over time with young people in the city originating in New York as a cultural movement. Its original audience is mainly African-American, it spreads all over the world, and hip-hop is part of it. Hip - hop music, also called hip - hop music, rap music, or hip - hop music, is a kind of music composed of stylized rhythm music, usually with rap, rhythmic rhythm, and rhyming voices. It is a subculture defined by four major style elements, which is part of Hip - Hop culture: MCing / Rap DJing / Scratching, Break Dance and Graffiti writing. Other elements include sampling (or synthesis) and beat boxes, but it is often used to refer to wrapping, but "hip hop" is better represented.

These articles describe ways to make it difficult to achieve controversy and success in the hip hop industry. Many of these complications and controversy may not be visible to people, but these articles take time to reveal them. Even if an artist becomes an artist in this industry, there are many problems that match the label of the recording artist of the branch of the city. An example is Keith Negus' article "Rap Business: Street and Executive Suite" (columnist J. R). In the mid-1980s, the hip-hop music industry, record company, record producer, manager, artist, and repertoire did not exist in 2010. Politicians and businessmen ignore the hip-hop movement. Most hip-hop artists will play in the local community and record in the underground scene. However, in the late 1980s, executives in the music industry realized that they could use the success of "gang rap". They developed a method to create "a fragrant buffet that beautifies super masculine temperament and violence." This kind of rap is sold to the new fan base: white male. They ignore the explanation of harsh reality and focus on related sex and violence. Hip Hop Magazine describes rapier and MC, new hip hop music, concerts, events, hip hop culture including information about fashion and history. The first Hip Hop publication, The Hip Hop Hit List, was published in the 1980's. It includes the first rap music recording chart. It was launched by two brothers of Newark, New Jersey, Vincent, Charles Carroll (he is also a hip - hop organization called Nessez Boyz). They are very familiar with art forms and are aware of the need for hip hop magazines. DJs and rappers can not learn rap music style and labels. This journal remembered for the DJ as the first Rap record and distributed through the National Record Pool and Record Store in the San Francisco area of ​​New York. Charles Carroll, one of the founders, said, "At the time all DJs came to buy records in New York City but most of them did not know hot things, so we made it."

Celebrities have the ability to change the way people think in a flash. It is now easy for individuals to notice their opinion in society. With the help of social media and instant news, celebrities can post items that the whole world can access in a blink of an eye. Thanks to this rapid communication, it is strange that celebrities are using opportunities to not only advertise their lives to the audience, but also to tackle issues affecting the community, such as poverty and violence There is none. Shad: "There are many people who do not pay close attention to the style and opinion diversity expressed in hip-hop music. Many people do not understand the language of hip-hop music well, and they tend to literally understand lyrics "Shad: One of the best points of hip-hop is that the artist expresses" good "in their music. It is not considered contradictory, but reflects the nature of dynamic and complex human nature (artists such as Rakim, DMX, Kanye West) Krs-One is a conscious rapper. The cover of the album includes 9 mm, Tupaque's songs include "Dear Mama" and "Keep ya Head Up", and his sexual attack Kanye West has "Jesus Walks" and "Get 'em High "I have. " Before hip - hop became a multi - billion dollar scale industry, it was a spokesperson for American youth culture. "Hip-hop is essentially political and language is political, it uses language as a weapon." "It is not an infringing weapon, not a weapon infringement Ide is in a new HNIC Civil rights And the rule of hip hop.NWA released Traight Outta Compton in 1988. This is basically a gang rap album without an apology which sets the tone of the future of hip hop music.This new In sub genres, this gang lifestyle uses lyrics to promote drugs, violence, and sinisterity "If a blind man tries to dismiss me while I am drinking, I slap in the ass "Dr. Dr. rhymes on the second-year album of the group. The young people in New York are strongly influenced by the hip hop culture, and the hip hop culture has always been influenced by New York. Rich colorful words are inevitable in hip hop and the color expression of the city in New York. The truth is that if you have never heard of these terms before, you are not a real New Yorker.

According to Wikipedia, hip - hop music, also known as rap music, is a kind of music composed of a stylized rhythm of music with rap, a rhythmic rhythm and rhyming speeches. It is a subculture defined by four major style elements, which is part of hip hop culture: MCing / wrapping, DJ / scratch, break / dance and graffiti lighting. Hip hop is also characterized by these other elements, sampling (or composition) and beat box. Hip-hop music was developed by party DJ mixing and mixing pop music. The development of hip-hop music has dramatically influenced the world music industry. Hip-hop music was developed in the late 1970s and early 1980s. Because it has had a big influence on music all over the world. It has become a musical style since the 1970s, it has become a way of life. It also affects the development of popular music. Due to the influence of various kinds of music, hip-hop music has been combined with music of various styles. According to the speed at which Hip - Hop is progressing, it will continue to have a positive impact on the music world. Hip-hop music spreads in cultural corridors all over the world and is absorbed and reformed all over the world. Hip-hop music spreads beyond the United States, often combining local style and hip-hop music. With the advent of many regional scenes, hip hop has globalized into many cultures around the world. It is a move based on the principle of hip-hop culture on a global scale. While sticking to the roots of local culture, music and art accepts their multinational nature and continues to celebrate. The impact of hip hop varies from culture to culture. Nevertheless, the commonality of almost all Hip-Hop artists around the world is the recognition of debt to African-Americans who have launched a global campaign in New York.

The history of hip hop hip hop rhythm began more than 20 years ago and has undergone many changes in its life cycle. Music is always centered on urban landscapes, and most musicians come from the downtown area. Throughout history, hip - hop music has focused on beat 's rhythm rather than melody. It shows the relationship between modern hip hop music and traditional African tribal music. Hip - hop music, also called hip - hop music, rap music, or hip - hop music, is a kind of music composed of stylized rhythm music, usually with rap, rhythmic rhythm, and rhyming voices. It is a subculture defined by four major style elements, which is part of Hip - Hop culture: MCing / Rap DJing / Scratching, Break Dance and Graffiti writing. Other elements include sampling (or synthesis) and beat boxes, but it is often used to refer to wrapping, but "hip hop" is better represented. This year's most influential, popular music type: Hip-hop music. Hip-hop music, or "rap" music is a form of R & B with more rhythmic lyrics than stronger, faster, and lively rhythms. Like rock music, hip hop music was born and established through the culture of African-Americans. Caucasian fans and supporters have not completely disappeared, but the purpose of hip hop music is to attract black culture as soon as possible. It was not so until Beastie Boys began to wrap music composed of white groups. Hip Hop Magazine describes rapier and MC, new hip hop music, concerts, events, hip hop culture including information about fashion and history. The first Hip Hop publication, The Hip Hop Hit List, was published in the 1980's. It includes the first rap music recording chart. It was launched by two brothers of Newark, New Jersey, Vincent, Charles Carroll (he is also a hip - hop organization called Nessez Boyz). They are very familiar with art forms and are aware of the need for hip hop magazines. DJs and rappers can not learn rap music style and labels. This journal remembered for the DJ as the first Rap record and distributed through the National Record Pool and Record Store in the San Francisco area of ​​New York. Charles Carroll, one of the founders, said, "At the time all DJs came to buy records in New York City but most of them did not know hot things, so we made it."

In the Eminem concert, standing in the crowd of thousands of fans gathered from all over the world, they are lined in huge stadiums and continue singing all the words of their favorite songs for hours. People all over the world are connected by the power of music. In music, life experience, inspiration, and current affairs play a very important role. Hip-hop is an art form that can be expressed through rap songs, break dancing and graffiti art. Culture became very popular as it entered today's fashion and contemporary languages. Tiffany Brown: In my opinion, the hidden relationship between hip hop culture and the architectural world is that the building environment affects the birth of hip hop culture and hip hop culture is changing the design of space. Hip-hop artists born from the development of these urban houses express how the constructed environment affects their daily lives. Such as the place where hip-hop culture was born, people who grew up in a place design is not good, experienced social injustice Unfortunately bad plan, provided valuable advice on how to change our community. I am a design expert and I am experiencing the socio-economic impact of such a building environment so I can contact directly. We commend the research and contact of my colleague and co-founder Mike Ford. To be an architect from the urban area is part of the reason for deciding to establish Urban Arts Collective. Youth culture and hip - hop culture become entities of synonyms when critically thinking about how they interact. In the late 1970s, hip-hop became a true cultural expression of African-American city youth. The foundation of hip hop and hip hop culture comes from the creative self expression of African-American youth living in the dyed city. Since then, hip hop has expanded and has expressed many young people all over the world. Through hip-hop culture style, sound, lyrics, young people with all cultural backgrounds will start to find identity through hip-hop culture. Since the advent of this type of music, hip - hop music experienced multiple stages within its existence. Recently, hip-hop has been commercialized and profits from large companies trying to profit from this real culture. Discussions between culture and business are common when discussing the perspective of modern hip hop. Hip hop is not only a kind of music but also a source of culture and self expression. Hip-hop culture has had a great impact on daily people and cooperative industry, including fashion and marketing. All industries rely on blueprints set by hip hop culture to maintain relevance in today's society. This is reflected in the latest designer brand clothing and the marketing strategy used in all brands today. The fashion industry is worth about 3 trillion dollars, and hip - hop culture directly affects these dollars. Provides a music video for even his Balmain collaboration advertising such as Kanye Wests "Wolves", Calvin Klein designer used the wrapper Young Thug women series in his advertising. This can be seen many times in hip hop culture. Hip - hop culture is definitely a way of living, and in the end it can safely say that it dominates everything it is touching.

Music producers affect the music that today's young people listen to. Even if the producer does not know, many people will be affected. Hip-hop is not the cause, but today there are lots of substance abuse, violence and sex are on the rise. Please imagine that young people across the country are exposed to this clear word. I do not need to imagine it already happens. Since the advent of rap and hip-hop music, teenagers have relied on them to solve their problems. Hip-hop music does not affect bad behavior. Poor parents, drugs and alcohol may affect bad behavior. Hip-hop is another form of expression in contemporary culture. It is the same to listen to country music singers who complains that his wife is drunk off him. Hip-hop is part of our culture and is not good or evil. The style of music has less influence on the influence of music on the content of music lyrics. Hip-hop music as a genre has many violent behaviors, bad choices, reference to drug abuse, and many jealousies. Hip-hop music can cause bad behavior, but this is not direct responsibility or inspiration for bad behavior. Hip-hop is one of many ways to influence young people, but it is definitely not the only way. I am writing this article not to criticize hip-hop or rap music, but to make people aware of the way we can influence us, young people, and negative. By looking at hip-hop music videos and attracting drugs and sexual behavior, individuals may try to drink drugs or have multiple partners. Actually, the more people listen to hip-hop and rap music, the greater the impact on individuals. Youth culture and hip - hop culture become entities of synonyms when critically thinking about how they interact. In the late 1970s, hip-hop became a true cultural expression of African-American city youth. The foundation of hip hop and hip hop culture comes from the creative self expression of African-American youth living in the dyed city. Since then, hip hop has expanded and has expressed many young people all over the world. Through hip-hop culture style, sound, lyrics, young people with all cultural backgrounds will start to find identity through hip-hop culture. Since the advent of this type of music, hip - hop music experienced multiple stages within its existence. Recently, hip-hop has been commercialized and profits from large companies trying to profit from this real culture. Discussions between culture and business are common when discussing the perspective of modern hip hop.

All three articles specified are using hip hop as the culture of the 1970s. This is time for hosting, graffiti, break dance and program broadcasting. This is also the time when hip hop culture is considered to be mainly African-American. The first article explored the graffiti of the 1970 's. Graffiti is seen as ordinary in the city of New York. This is portrayed by Craig Castleman's graffiti politics. And it explains John V Mayor's rules and regulations. My movie analysis included the hip-hop culture theory of "Food First: Racial, Space, and Place in Rap and Hip Hop" and Jeffrey Og Ober's "Hip Hop Revolution: Rap culture and politics "accompanied. The main content of the analysis includes the role of MC and race, space and place in hip-hop culture that Foreman discussed and 8-mile coach, Curtis Hanson announced. The word used by MC is "It depicts lively and modern life" (Forman, 95). Where to write, place, and performance are related to the life and environment of the artist, or Foreman as it relates to "space and place". Hip Hop Magazine describes rapier and MC, new hip hop music, concerts, events, hip hop culture including information about fashion and history. The first Hip Hop publication, The Hip Hop Hit List, was published in the 1980's. It includes the first rap music recording chart. It was launched by two brothers of Newark, New Jersey, Vincent, Charles Carroll (he is also a hip - hop organization called Nessez Boyz). They are very familiar with art forms and are aware of the need for hip hop magazines. DJs and rappers can not learn rap music style and labels. This journal remembered for the DJ as the first Rap record and distributed through the National Record Pool and Record Store in the San Francisco area of ​​New York. Charles Carroll, one of the founders, said, "At the time all DJs came to buy records in New York City but most of them did not know hot things, so we made it." Hip-hop is the culture of rap. Originally it consisted of four elements: graffiti art, break dance, dj (cuttin's and scratching), and wrapping. Hip hop is a way of living with its own language, style of dress, music and way of thinking. Breakdance and graffiti are not noticeable today, so the terms "lap" and "hip hop" can be used interchangeably. However, it is worth noting that every aspect of hip hop culture still exists. They just entered a new level

Love was in the center of hip hop since birth. This includes love for games, love for money, and love for yourself. Of course, rap is open enough to say that you love others. LL Cool J said "I love is necessary" in 1984. But this made them imitated: how did they become so strong after they made their debut? However, the situation has changed dramatically since the 1980s. Drake has at least one album deserving "I need love", and not doing love is not synonymous with keeping the truth now. For that reason, more fans are looking for hip-hop scores during the February lover month. There is a classic such as romantic monotony of Fabolous and cry of Ja's rule. Of course, some new features like men are added to the playlist. After opening up his mind in the future Ciara is one of his best songs, and to bring his soul just to his present wife, Kanye West is a sour house, Nina Simone and Fill the album with the Chief Keef function. . Nicki Minaj successfully introduced a cute Slick Rick reference to one of the hip hop love songs at the time. The best romantic hip-hop song clearly shows that passion is genuine and direct, whether about re-learning the way they love or about loving to swear in the bedroom. By the way, they can also play all year long. Feel things from LL Cool J to the future and try to fall in love with his life Please check the 25 best hip hop love songs below. Before asking: No, Drake is not half of the list. Using Google, I looked for "alternative hip hop" and "best hip hop songs ever" and checked out what kind of gems I could extract. I went to a lot of random sites and saw the commons: Common Sense (now through Common) song "I loved HE R in the past." It is listed as one of the best hip hop songs ever on many different websites. I have to check it. I continued reading the article on Wikipedia of this song. I read that stand out again with this type again. Then I caught a glimpse that the song had a double meaning. He seems to be talking about lost love, but in fact he is talking about hip hop. Do not read! I tend to spoil something by myself. I will continue to destroy things by reading lyrics before listening to this song. I read it and I felt "me." I love fun love songs ... But it is the last one! what? What? Is he talking about hip hop? (I finally understood the article on Wiki, a bit) In hip-hop music, the rapper feels their audience by making meaningful songs. Their music is consumed by the masses, but the magic of hip-hop music is that it allows the audience to feel that they are talking in a one-on-one conversation with the rapper. When a rapper provides an immersive story on a great beat it is like a perfect storm. In addition, many hip - hop fans will get sympathy. Many hip-hop people are fascinated by the suburbs and have never experienced the challenge of living in poor areas. However, due to the lyrical talent of a wonderful storyteller like Kendrick Lamar, these fans feel that they actually experienced rappers' trials and sufferings. This conscious wrapper list ranks the most conscious hip-hop artists and groups by voting. If you look at this well-known wrapper list, you can see which hip-hop fans think it is the most conscious hip hop. Do not confuse with political hip-hop. The most conscious rapper is directly addressing social, cultural and political issues that affect people's daily lives. The most conscious rapper established faithful followers as they have the ability to discuss the daily struggles of ordinary people and the truths they accompany. Many of the best rappers ever started with a rapper who is aware of society. Unlike other more politically formatted forms, the conscious rapper uses rhymes to present information and allows people to make informed decisions about their laps.

News from hip-hop artists Hip-hop has made great progress in our generation. Artists and videos sometimes tell the audience about positive or negative information. There are many controversial issues focused on what the wrapper is about to launch. Some people are watching the same song or video, but opinions differ. For things in life like rappanas, artists have various opinions. He has a new song "I know what I can do." This song gives positive information to all audiences, and more importantly to the children. There is a message behind the song that the artist can convey to the audience. Whether the message is positive or negative, the message is always sent. Today, hip hop becomes mainstream, consumption of luxury items and status marks is a sign of success. Materialism is now a basic message of hip hop culture. Mainstream hip - hop music does not represent the whole hip - hop music, but it is widely attracting media attention. Some of the theme of commercial hip hop is a problem that is a problem in youth ideology. "The central story of gang rap is extremely disturbing the beautification of violence, substance consumption, nausea, sexual assault" (Mahiri, Conner, 123). So how do these themes affect the growth of young people? Especially teenagers are looking for their identity; in many cases searches are found through hip hop culture. Hip-hop culture is linked as a member of collective edge (Osumare, 2001, 2007). Story Teller (Hip Hop Artist) and listener express his personal thoughts, collective memory and political views, using Hip Hop aesthetics, and protest the mainstream culture. In addition, our data identifies and identifies commonalities among hip-hop expatriates and shows that the core nature of hip hop is shared by members of the global hip-hop community. Regional socio-economic and political situation in the environment in which it is employed. By doing so, we have expanded our understanding of hip-hop cultural diaspora, began to understand how it connects consumers all over the world and deepened the understanding of global youth culture (Kjeldgaard and Askegaard , 2006). Hip - hop feminist movement is a feminist movement created by hip - hop artists. Hip hop music such as graffiti, break dance, rap etc is mainstream. Hip Hop has a history of the type of sexual objectiveness of women, from the use of Video Vixen to clear rap beat. In subculture such as graffiti and break dance, because there is no representation of female participants, discrimination by sex becomes more prominent. In a genre notorious for female gender, the feminist group and individual artists identified as feminists are about to change the concept and commercialization of hip-hop women. This is also due to the cultural meaning of a disgusting woman in rap music.

If they succeed, bold individuals who succeeded in making their cards all original cards and creating new trends will often lead to believers in the imitation industry. The 19th song of Purple Hills of Billboard Hot 100 is mainly about ecstasy, but the mention of this song is almost all of the grocery store from barium to Mescarin. Given the strange nature of the group (one of which is actually called strange) and the tendency of the organization's mentor to rely on impact values ​​to draw attention, the impact of the song may be more acceptable I do not. Keith explained that the company name has an interesting career. I grew up in Brooklyn and became a fan of Nass, their company name actually came from one of his songs. Nas said, "The street etiquette has a language barrier / but I still see the president." From there, the street etiquette was born. "I think that you have reached a level of economic comfort and prosperity, but then I realized that" I am not entering the industry to make money. " It's a wonderful project, but I did not consider more ways to influence the culture. Implementation began to fade away. " Four years ago, Ness declared that "Hip is dead." Do not offend Mr. Jones, but he is very wrong. The closure of Fat Beats and Sin Sin (coming soon) will be a major blow to the local hip-hop community, but mainstream hip-hop will be very good over the coming months. The cooperation and discordance of the hip-hop community will soon reach the second golden era of this type. There are five reasons why hip-hop will be very good over the past few months. This week, Lupe Fiasco finally agreed to release Atlantic Records and the long-awaited album Lazers. Fans signed a petition and a plan to hold a gathering to request an album this Friday. The album has a current date, but the fans are still holding gatherings and Lupe will participate according to his tweets. The first single was released in two weeks, I can not wait.

Hip - hop generation on hip - hop generation gave a hot debate last Monday. It caused many unresolved problems. Some of myself, what is defined by the hip-hop generation, what is the misunderstanding of this generation, and what will be the future of this generation. When you see the generation of society, each era has its own meaning. It's almost like fashion, what you have done for a while may disappear, then the next fashion will work. Mr. Kitto Wana: Of course. I would like to start with "Hip Hop generation" as a book about young African Americans born after the civil rights movement. What I defined as "hip-hop generation" as hip-hop music is African-American, which is causing many criticisms. I am fine, but some people are doing it. I think that African Americans are very important to what they create, so I did that with that book. This book tries to talk more about the majority of Americans affected by hip-hop, including young Caucasian Americans. Hip-hop changed our society. The commercialization of hip hop brought young Americans of multiple ethnicities, forged mainly by black youth and cultivating a culture that changed American ethnic dynamics. Hip-hop generation helped to elect the first black president of our country. Our society has also changed hip hop music. Some people think that culture has lost its diversity and its advantages because it has become its mainstream. (Ix) Despite a persuasive culture, some critics and fans think that hip-hop is not a success story. Continuing to stick to all rude and violent things is dangerous, but its commercial prosperity is cultural selling or cooperation. Nonetheless, many people believe that commercialization of hip-hop affects its reliability. In 2004, Bakari Kitwana, author of The Hip - Hop Generation, wrote an article by Black Book Magazine called "Jay - Z: Hip - Hop and High Society". Details Why did Jay Z's financial success cause doubts about the inevitable dialogue about his credibility and "selling"? There is still a debate about the loss of hip-hop credibility, but it is difficult to deny that music and fashion are always intertwined. More importantly, their position is very meaningful. The essential part of any luxury lifestyle that celebrates luxurious life and material wealth around the spirit of contemporary hip-hop music

Hip hop, what do you think when you hear "Hip Hop" stage? Music, dance, rap Well, this is all there is to it. Culture is to increase hip-hop. According to Webster's dictionary, culture is defined as "civilization, such as a specific person's concept, customs, skills, art, tools, institutions, etc. in a specific period." The artist defines hip hop as "set of expression of vocal, musical, dance, visual art". More specifically, hip - hop is a combination of graffiti, break dance, DJ and missing (also called rap), creating a lifestyle with its own language, dress style, music, and an evolving mindset. Hip Hop Magazine describes rapier and MC, new hip hop music, concerts, events, hip hop culture including information about fashion and history. The first Hip Hop publication, The Hip Hop Hit List, was published in the 1980's. It includes the first rap music recording chart. It was launched by two brothers of Newark, New Jersey, Vincent, Charles Carroll (he is also a hip - hop organization called Nessez Boyz). They are very familiar with art forms and are aware of the need for hip hop magazines. DJs and rappers can not learn rap music style and labels. This journal remembered for the DJ as the first Rap record and distributed through the National Record Pool and Record Store in the San Francisco area of ​​New York. Charles Carroll, one of the founders, said, "At the time all DJs came to buy records in New York City but most of them did not know hot things, so we made it." Rap itself - The rhythm of hip-hop music - While DJ is playing a record at a hip hop music show, it is a comment about DJ's ability or 'skill' at the beginning. MC is a pioneer of today's rap artist, introduces DJ and its songs and often recognizes the presence of viewers in hip hop performance. Their role was engraved by popular African American radio jockeys in late 1996. And they introduced songs and artists with natural rhythm. MC's innovation gathered the attention of hip-hop fans. Their rhyme overlaps with the transition period from the end of the song to the introduction of the song itself. Their comments are completely transferred from DJ's skills to their own personal experiences and stories. The roles of MC in performances are steadily increasing and they are beginning to be regarded as their own artists 2 Hip - hop music, also called hip - hop music, rap music, or hip - hop music, is a kind of music composed of stylized rhythm music, usually with rap, rhythmic rhythm, and rhyming voices. It is a subculture defined by four major style elements, which is part of Hip - Hop culture: MCing / Rap DJing / Scratching, Break Dance and Graffiti writing. Other elements include sampling (or synthesis) and beat boxes, but it is often used to refer to wrapping, but "hip hop" is better represented.

Hip - hop American Nelson George 's Hip - Hop American talks about the nature of hip hop and the relationship between African Americans and the United States. Many people think that hip hop is rap music with African-American. George is always worried about many contradictions of hip hop. He talks about how hip - hop expresses race, country, class, sex, generation. George shows how the way B beat becomes hip-hop, how popular music changes to create new technology, how professional basketball is influenced by hip hop style, from the cracks of the 1980's I am familiar with it. How many elements can be celebrated among gang rap, hip hop culture elements Legendary writers, filmmakers and full-fledged hip-hop in articles about the subtle relationship between fans, credibility and censorship in his book "Hip-Hop America" ​​published in 1998 Historian Nielsen George "They regard everything as a conspiracy, indeed, some of these brothers are seriously ruined and should be attributed to our community and prison time." Coincidentally, George is writing about South Florida. Ankle Luke, based on the photograph of the Parkland school of another born son, took Kodak as an example and drew a picture on Twitter on how to handle a black man compared with a white man. Both of these points are correct. Although crime occurs, politicians and law enforcement agencies tend to have opportunities to confine these people. Hip-hop has an overwhelming influence on the black Americans community and society as a whole. Hip hop is not just music, hip hop is culture. In the past three decades, hip-hop provided a voice to groups of people who influenced and promoted the United States, passed down from generation to generation, and are about to convey information. People who oppose hip-hop culture believe that music is aggressive and promotes social rebellion - but provocative lyrics deny the fact that hip hop is the voice of many Americans There is none. Hip Hop provides a platform for MC and rapper to express their views on American society, government, and African Americans for decades. If people opposed to hip hop try to accept culture rather than attack culture, it will be totally beneficial to society.

Hip-hop culture is often confused with hip-hop type. Hip hop as a culture is not merely music, it is also a way of life. Hip - hop music has changed from rap to pop as a genre. Hip-hop is a culture of continuous development, and as the old generation changes, the new generation inherits the tradition and adopts a new style. Today's new generation of hip-hop and hip-hop pay more attention to parties, music, and swag than original elements: DJ, EM, Graffiti, B-BOY and break dance. Abstract: Hip-hop culture can not be ignored in the life of young people. The premise of this research is that young workers who are continuously successful must improve hip hop culture. In this research, we investigated educator 's knowledge and attitudes about hip - hop 101 at Hip Hop 101 workshop. They also explored the importance of hip-hop awareness and their view on applying positive influences to youth behavior. As a result, participants in the workshop were able to greatly increase the knowledge of hip hop. They also showed a more favorable attitude towards their use for hip hop and youth growth. The findings suggest that this workshop promoted an environment that helped fill the generation gap between hip-hop youth and educators with a less favorable view. Hip-hop culture has evolved into a worldwide phenomenon. The main element of hip hop culture is rap music. Rap music is the medium of today's young people, especially African-American young people. However, in black families and black churches, rap is a kind of destructive art. The results of this study show that black families and churches can support active family formation and leadership skills of African Americans through hip hop culture. I remember the moment like yesterday. I just saw the Rob Base and DJ Easy Roc video, but my father and I bet $ 40 due to the influence of hip hop culture. He said that it would disappear from the black music scene like a disco. I think that rap music - more importantly hip hop culture - will stick to it over the next few years.

Have you heard of someone saying "I do not like all music?" Music has been criticized for breaking the hearts of young people. Hip-hop has been criticized for all crimes and murders that occurred in cities across the country. Heavy metals are accused of giving young people only images of darkness and ideas in their heads. First of all, we have to ask about hip hop about the impact on us and others. Poems and stories of this form grew from the poor communities in New York in the 1970s, spread all over the world, trying to spread our message to help their culture brighten even in countries that do not speak English I am working hard. Hip Hop Magazine describes rapier and MC, new hip hop music, concerts, events, hip hop culture including information about fashion and history. The first Hip Hop publication, The Hip Hop Hit List, was published in the 1980's. It includes the first rap music recording chart. It was launched by two brothers of Newark, New Jersey, Vincent, Charles Carroll (he is also a hip - hop organization called Nessez Boyz). They are very familiar with art forms and are aware of the need for hip hop magazines. DJs and rappers can not learn rap music style and labels. This journal remembered for the DJ as the first Rap record and distributed through the National Record Pool and Record Store in the San Francisco area of ​​New York. Charles Carroll, one of the founders, said, "At the time all DJs came to buy records in New York City but most of them did not know hot things, so we made it." The earliest hip-hop music was played live at family gatherings and neighboring parties, not recorded. Before 1979, the recording of the live party program produced by DJ and the recording of the PA system soundboard from the early hip-hop mix was recorded. Puerto Rico's DJ Disco Wiz was the first hip-hop DJ that produced "hybrid board" and mix dubbing, and in 1977, he made a technical recording by combining sounds, special effects, and paused beats. Since 1979, the first hip - hop code has been widely believed to be "Rapper's Delight" by The Sugarhill Gang. However, there are many controversies over this statement. Some people think that "The Tim Tim III (Personality Joc)" by The Fatback Band released a part of "Rapper's Delight" as a lap record several weeks ago. The title of the first Hip Hop code is also various other claims. Live instruments are not common in hip hop music, but they are used in many actions, and stand out in hip-hop based fusion type such as rap core. Before samplers and synthesizers become an important part of hip-hop music production, early hip-hop music such as "Rapper's Delight" (The Sugarhill Gang) and "The Breaks" (Kurtis Blow) are recording live tapes It was. In the 1980's, Stetsasonic was a pioneering example of a live hip-hop band. With the activities of goats, coups, roots, Mello-D and Rados, common, DJ Quik, UGK, OutKast, hip hop with live instruments regained a remarkable position from the late 1990 's to the early 2000' s. In recent years Robert Grapp tried live instruments emphasizing hip - hop instruments and improvisation wrappers such as Mos Def, Talib Kweli, Q - Tip, Common and Bilal Oliver of the new soul singer.

Hip hop is known as a cultural movement. Hip hop is a fun form of art composed of African American and Hispanic in the late 1970s. It was made from a young generation of African Americans in South Bronx, New York. They create expressions of wonderful, free melodies, skills, and dances in a poor environment. Because it encouraged people from all over the world. Hip hop is argued as an artistic form, not just a flow, and usually consists of four elements: DJ, MCing, graffiti lighting, break dance. "Rap is what you do, hip-hop is what you live." What is the difference between hip-hop paint (rap) and hip-hop? Hip hop is a way of life, but we will watch it on TV. Hip hop is a creation of media. We regard hip-hop as a comprehensive culture and rap must be regarded as something created by it. Although hip-hop originated from most black constituencies, it has evolved from "founding" to "Global Forum, Family, Community, Social and Political Discontent" (HOC) that can be expressed through various artistic weapons. The common misunderstanding I knew is the difference between hip hop and rap. I do not have a direct quote, but many characters in hip hop culture like to distinguish. Hip hop is culture and rap is genre. By treating rap as a culture rather than a hip hop, you can eliminate other kinds of music and lifestyle that you can not normally express on rap. In this blog, discuss and share various perspectives on hip hop and rap culture. There is a possibility that the theme will be published based on the theme that I personally want to solve. This blog affects my personal position on specific issues, but resolves other points. have fun! Hip - hop feminist movement is a feminist movement created by hip - hop artists. Hip hop music such as graffiti, break dance, rap etc is mainstream. Hip Hop has a history of the type of sexual objectiveness of women, from the use of Video Vixen to clear rap beat. In subculture such as graffiti and break dance, because there is no representation of female participants, discrimination by sex becomes more prominent. In a genre notorious for female gender, the feminist group and individual artists identified as feminists are about to change the concept and commercialization of hip-hop women. This is also due to the cultural meaning of a disgusting woman in rap music.

Hip hop dance is very important for African American culture. Because they make it possible to create their own culture and their own musical style. While watching Flex is Kings, many young people in the video showed evolution of the hip - hop dance culture of the 21st century. They are modern urban dance movements. People can see emotions and "seriousness" in their movements. Hip-hop is the life of these people ("Flex Is Kings"). Flex is street dance and sometimes it is called "fracture" because movement looks like a person without bone. There are mainly two types of hip hop dance. It is a new school and an old school. Old fashioned hip hop dance includes several styles made in the 1970s and 1980s. The main element of break dance is action near the ground. To break the dance is a fight between several groups. - The direct relationship between Trisha Brown and Steve Paxton in artistic practices and ways played a role in promoting a new way to evaluate and develop movement. Trisha Brown is considered one of the most important dance choreographers in the 1960s, as her work and practice have historically been considered a "proper" choreography movement. Hip-hop is an art form that is mainly performed with hip-hop music. Hip hop dances on the street. The style developed later was called a new school. Older includes break dance and funk style. The period from 1970 to 1985 symbolized old hip-hop music. It was regarded as a hip - hop golden age between 1985 and 1993. In hip hop dance, there are harem shake, break dance, gang dance and so on. There is no dancing without music! The emergence of hip - hop music and popularity among the masses caused a hip - hop dance style. Clive Campbell first developed hip-hop music in the Bronx in New York. He developed a blueprint for hip hop music and culture based on the Jamaican baking tradition. He began hip-hop music at the age of thirteen. Clive also developed a casual show

Hip-hop hip hop is a kind of musical art created by African-American and Hispanic in the mid-1970's. Its concept was born out of the Bronx's young generation of African Americans and created expressions of musical, artistic, and dance that are beautiful and proud in poverty. Since igniting in New York City, I have stimulated people from all socio-economic and cultural backgrounds around the world. When hip - hop is discussed as an artistic form, not just a wrap, it usually means four elements: DJ, moderator, graffiti lighting, and break dance. Hip Hop Magazine describes rapier and MC, new hip hop music, concerts, events, hip hop culture including information about fashion and history. The first Hip Hop publication, The Hip Hop Hit List, was published in the 1980's. It includes the first rap music recording chart. It was launched by two brothers of Newark, New Jersey, Vincent, Charles Carroll (he is also a hip - hop organization called Nessez Boyz). They are very familiar with art forms and are aware of the need for hip hop magazines. DJs and rappers can not learn rap music style and labels. This journal remembered for the DJ as the first Rap record and distributed through the National Record Pool and Record Store in the San Francisco area of ​​New York. Charles Carroll, one of the founders, said, "At the time all DJs came to buy records in New York City but most of them did not know hot things, so we made it." The earliest hip-hop music was played live at family gatherings and neighboring parties, not recorded. Before 1979, the recording of the live party program produced by DJ and the recording of the PA system soundboard from the early hip-hop mix was recorded. Puerto Rico's DJ Disco Wiz was the first hip-hop DJ that produced "hybrid board" and mix dubbing, and in 1977, he made a technical recording by combining sounds, special effects, and paused beats. Since 1979, the first hip - hop code has been widely believed to be "Rapper's Delight" by The Sugarhill Gang. However, there are many controversies over this statement. Some people think that "The Tim Tim III (Personality Joc)" by The Fatback Band released a part of "Rapper's Delight" as a lap record several weeks ago. The title of the first Hip Hop code is also various other claims.

Culture of Hip Hop From the beginning to the middle of the 1990's, hip-hop music experienced several changes, and purists think that this change will not evaluate their culture. The root of these changes is so-called "business hip hop". Many of the hosts in the 1980s tried to build music, dance, creativity, and culture of art Business hip hop has gotten worse. Positive information about the surrounding environment. Abstract: Hip-hop culture can not be ignored in the life of young people. The premise of this research is that young workers who are continuously successful must improve hip hop culture. In this research, we investigated educator 's knowledge and attitudes about hip - hop 101 at Hip Hop 101 workshop. They also explored the importance of hip-hop awareness and their view on applying positive influences to youth behavior. As a result, participants in the workshop were able to greatly increase the knowledge of hip hop. They also showed a more favorable attitude towards their use for hip hop and youth growth. The findings suggest that this workshop promoted an environment that helped fill the generation gap between hip-hop youth and educators with a less favorable view. Hip-hop culture has evolved into a worldwide phenomenon. The main element of hip hop culture is rap music. Rap music is the medium of today's young people, especially African-American young people. However, in black families and black churches, rap is a kind of destructive art. The results of this study show that black families and churches can support active family formation and leadership skills of African Americans through hip hop culture. I remember the moment like yesterday. I just saw the Rob Base and DJ Easy Roc video, but my father and I bet $ 40 due to the influence of hip hop culture. He said that it would disappear from the black music scene like a disco. I think that rap music - more importantly hip hop culture - will stick to it over the next few years.

Analysis of Hip Hop and Youth Culture In the past 25 years, a new expression style evolved. Hip-hop is limited to urban music and dance, and it is a widely used means of communication for young people all over the world. Hip hop is no longer limited to rap music and break dance, but today it is a multi-billion dollar industry that affects everything from fashion to prime time television programming, professional sports, mass media marketing, advertising It shows. Abstract: Hip-hop culture can not be ignored in the life of young people. The premise of this research is that young workers who are continuously successful must improve hip hop culture. In this research, we investigated educator 's knowledge and attitudes about hip - hop 101 at Hip Hop 101 workshop. They also explored the importance of hip-hop awareness and their view on applying positive influences to youth behavior. As a result, participants in the workshop were able to greatly increase the knowledge of hip hop. They also showed a more favorable attitude towards their use for hip hop and youth growth. The findings suggest that this workshop promoted an environment that helped fill the generation gap between hip-hop youth and educators with a less favorable view. Youth culture and hip - hop culture become entities of synonyms when critically thinking about how they interact. In the late 1970s, hip-hop became a true cultural expression of African-American city youth. The foundation of hip hop and hip hop culture comes from the creative self expression of African-American youth living in the dyed city. Since then, hip hop has expanded and has expressed many young people all over the world. Through hip-hop culture style, sound, lyrics, young people with all cultural backgrounds will start to find identity through hip-hop culture. Since the advent of this type of music, hip - hop music experienced multiple stages within its existence. Recently, hip-hop has been commercialized and profits from large companies trying to profit from this real culture. Discussions between culture and business are common when discussing the perspective of modern hip hop.

Hip hop is a cultural movement born from the South Bronx of New York in the early 1970s. This region has created this unique American music genre and culture which has been developed mainly into African-Americans and resident of Puerto Rico, which has developed into a global experience that has shaped the world's youth culture over the past 40 years It was. In the year before Brown 's hip - hop was born, the South Bronx was a vortex of political, social and economic turmoil. In the early 1970s, we found many African-Americans and Hispanic communities trying to alleviate the risks of poverty, drugs and epidemics that swallowed the gang-controlled community. Hip hop is a cultural movement including rap, break dance, graffiti lighting, DJ etc. As a musical understanding, it was born in the African American community in New York in the late 1970s. Hip-hop is a completely improvising freestyle music that does not contain any binding elements at all. Hip-hop initially pointed to the initial stage of hip-hop dance, which gradually evolved into a big concept. The characteristics of hip hop culture are usually those big clothes, heavy gold jewelry, and "What?" In the early 1980s, the trend of hip hop spread from the United States to the whole Western Europe countries in 1986, Def Jam Records's Beastie Boys, LL Cool J, Public Enemy, Run DMC hosted "Def Jam Tour", which caused a worldwide hip-hop boom. Hip hop is a large-scale cultural movement that began in New York City in the 1970s. According to Oxford English Dictionary, the four elements of hip hop are rap, DJ, break dance, graffiti lighting. As they created this movement in the 1970s, this culture is often associated with African-Americans and Hispanics. - The fifth amendment of the US Constitution guarantees adequate legal proceedings for US citizens and expects the defendant's fundamental fair rights and fair roads, fair hearings and similar procedural safeguards As shown in FIG. In the context of the proper procedure of the law, we take away our lives, freedoms and wealth from anyone (Siegel 160) Hip hop is a cultural movement born from the South Bronx of New York in the early 1970s. This region has created this unique American music genre and culture which has been developed mainly into African-Americans and resident of Puerto Rico, which has developed into a global experience that has shaped the world's youth culture over the past 40 years It was. In the year before Brown 's hip - hop was born, the South Bronx was a vortex of political, social and economic turmoil.

The hip-hop movement was born when the civil rights movement became aging. The civil rights movement has dealt with social inequality at its height, but in the later years it began to demand economic equity - to the poor movement of Martin Luther King Jr. Black Americans are allowed to eat at a white American restaurant and are allowed to sit next to a white American bus but have equivalent access rights, whites look the best and red, Protection of inequality prescribed in the legislation, the disparity between apartheid schools which are currently economically isolated is even greater. The global expansion of hip hop is due to close relationship with black culture. The civil rights era of the 1960s must have been one of these links, and it actually triggered Hip Hop MC. As you know, the Civil Rights Movement is trying to protect the political, social and economic rights of American African / Black people. The black black organization of 'Black Panthers' directly affects the black community. Bobby Seal, Fred Hampton, and Huey Newton have black-eyed bodies that captured the young African-Americans' old age. This will pay more attention to the situation of black Americans (blacks have fought for justice in the United States since the US land was colonized) From a historical perspective, hip hop is the result of the civil rights movement and our former leader. Even after a dull leader and a brave freedom fighter were created, the founder of hip hop continued to express resistance. It is important that we continue to express the fight, but it is important to remember what we must do. Hip hop is not only entertainment but also politics, economics, philosophy, and sociology. If hip hop is our culture, we must express it Some people think that the hip - hop movement developed in the civil rights movement. This is because many people think that the origin of hip hop comes from the movement of black power. Hip-hop is more aggressive, aggressive, and radical than other forms of music. A conscious hip-hop artist can make full use of the possibilities and power of hip-hop to influence the beginning of change. This is because the hip hop language itself is instinctively political. Hip hop itself is also likely to be political. I will use the language as a weapon. But it is not a weapon infringement or a weapon attack, but a weapon that pushes up the envelope to trigger people and make people think. Hip-hop will be ready to serve as a tool against wrongdoing and gathering to correct socially inappropriate things. As an example of Essay.com/ civil rights movement and hip-hop movement developed by HSAN, three different social movement theory Three different social movement theories exemplified by civil rights movement and hip-hop movement developed by HSAN Mr. Kitto Wana: Of course. I would like to start with "Hip Hop generation" as a book about young African Americans born after the civil rights movement. What I defined as "hip-hop generation" as hip-hop music is African-American, which is causing many criticisms. I am fine, but some people are doing it. I think that African Americans are very important to what they create, so I did that with that book. This book tries to talk more about the majority of Americans affected by hip-hop, including young Caucasian Americans.

Since the emergence of the South Bronx in the 1970 's, hip - hop music spread to cities and suburban communities around the world. It was a sort of underground music that can be seen in commercials, movies, TV shows, etc. It transformed from music to perfect culture. It is even in the field of fashion and art. Men were always at the forefront of hip-hop. However, lyrics and images changed dramatically. Lyrics and images that once talked about unfairness and empowerment of African-Americans are filled with money, cars, jewelry and, of course, women. From hip hop and feminism and the intertwining of both, Joan Morgan first called this term a hip - hop feminist 's way - expressing hip - hop feminism as "truth" is no longer an important moment in black and white. How to coexist with feminism is a good way to test and analyze what Morgan calls "gray" in her work. Deejaying itself is a male-led hip-hop work. This is not only a microcosm of the hip - hop community itself, but also a microcosm of the music industry surrounded by hip - hop. All stories about DJ and DJ - ing are male - centered. But like other aspects of hip-hop women. A typical example of a DJ woman is Beverly Bond, which has been promoting it since 1999. Hip - hop feminism is defined as a young feminist born after 1964, approaching the political circle with a mixture of feminism and hip - hop. The word hip - hop feminism was created by a provocative cultural critic Joan Morgan in 1999 when he published a book that "When the chest of chicks returns home: a hip - hop feminist broke it" It was. . Hip-hop feminism is based on the tradition of black feminism, emphasizing that individuals are political elements, as our race, class, sex and gender depend on how we treat. The roots of hip - hop feminism is the hip - hop movement and black feminism in the second half of the 20th century. "In 1999, when a cultural critic and a journalist, Joan Morgan, created the word" hip-hop feminist, "she did not think that her position was useful. Scholars, the emergence of hip - hop females "(Lin Sai 55). Lindsey used hip - hop feminism to analyze the contributions of women and girls to hip - hop style, challenging the perspective of African - American men in hip - hop , And suggest a possible way to change this type of misoperation and sexism Hip-hop feminism, because he did not think that hip-hop female women have both power and problems, black feminism I was born when I thought that it was not applicable to their lives.

Over the last few years, hip - hop and rap artists used their music to express their opinions, opinions, and their emotions in songs. Some people understand what artists are talking about because they are doing the same thing from the artist's lyrics or having the same problem. The first revision of the Constitution is freedom of speech, which artists do. Many people say that rap music has a negative effect on young people, so rap music should be hidden. Hip-hop has an overwhelming influence on the black Americans community and society as a whole. Hip hop is not just music, hip hop is culture. In the past three decades, hip-hop provided a voice to groups of people who influenced and promoted the United States, passed down from generation to generation, and are about to convey information. People who oppose hip-hop culture believe that music is aggressive and promotes social rebellion - but provocative lyrics deny the fact that hip hop is the voice of many Americans There is none. Hip Hop provides a platform for MC and rapper to express their views on American society, government, and African Americans for decades. If people opposed to hip hop try to accept culture rather than attack culture, it will be totally beneficial to society. Over time, hip hop music has been quoted. The purpose of this paper is to discuss hip hop culture, explain the cultural stereotypes associated with rap and hip hop, and explain that the intention of the original lyrics is the form of expression and art. It will lead the reader to understand first how it was born, the influence on African-Americans, its subculture and popularity in urban areas, its evolutionary style, introduction of hip-hop and rap Okay. In "Betrayal against hip-hop black women", McLune talks about the influence of hip-hop on the vocabulary selection of African-American women and women. Why is a black man, the leading cause of poverty and racial discrimination, with racial discrimination and poverty like women? Do not face these struggles everyday. McLune did not agree with this statement and pointed out that it was only one of many excuses used by men. Hip-hop's "Golden Age" (or "Golden Age") is the name of mainstream hip-hop era, emerging from the mid 1980's to the early 1990's, characterized by its diversity, quality, innovation and influence . Hip hop lyrics of the Golden Age have a strong theme of centralizationism and political strife in Africa. Music is experimental, sampling uses eclectic materials. In many cases music has a strong jazz effect. The artists and teams most relevant to this phrase are Public Enemy, Boogie Down Productions, Eric B. & Rakim, De La Soul, A Tribe Called Quest, Gang Starr, Big Daddy Kane, Jungle Brothers.

Hip hop, reggae, and political introduction music are the source of art form and strength. Many forms of music reflect cultures, society, political content and social information. Music as a social change has been emphasized throughout the 20th century. In the 1960 's, in the United States I saw political and social folk music discussing the Vietnam War and other social issues. In Jamaica in the 1970's and 1980's, reggae developed in Trenchtown of the African Democratic Party and expressed the need to repress social unrest and poor supporters of the poor. Reggae was born from hip hop. Because they are different, hip hop and reggae are like their lyrical style and expression of social unrest. In this article we analyze the political and social aspects of solving it through hip hop, its roots, and lyrics and songs. It seems that DJ Kool Herc is one of creators of Hip - Hop. Cool Herk emigrated to New York in 1970 and brought his Jamaican style. He tried to bring strong Jamaican music to a party or city in New York. He began DJing in the city. He decided to turn reggae through his own sound system, but New Yorker turned out to be reluctant to mistake his Jamaica beat. For example, New Yorkers are still strongly influenced by R & B and funk, James Brown. Therefore, Kool Herc began using these types instead of Reggae. When asked about the roots of his voice, Cool Herques said. In Jamaica, the hip-hop voice comes from the influence of the United States and Jamaica. Jamaican hip hop is defined by ballroom and reggae music. In the 1970s, Kool Herc in Jamaica brought the sound system, technology and reggae music technology to New York. Jamaican hip - hop artists often sing in Brooklyn and Jamaican accent. Jamaican hip hop themes are often influenced by external forces and internal forces. External forces such as the influence of today's contemporary hip-hop glitter and glitter and internal influences from the use of anti-colonialism and reference of marijuana or "Ganja" believe that these references bring them closer to God Conscious hip-hop, or socially conscious hip-hop, is a hip-hop subtype that challenges the mainstream cultural, political, philosophical, and economic consensus, It is a comment. Conscious hip hop is not necessarily open politics, but the terms "conscious hip hop" and "political hip hop" may be used interchangeably. The term "national conscious wrap" is used to describe hip-hop music with strong political information and themes in more detail. The conscious hip-hop theme includes depiction of African centralizationism, religion, disgust for crime and violence, culture, economy, or struggle of the public. Conscious hip-hop is not to positively assert specific ideas and to request actions, but to aim to raise awareness of social problems and allow listeners to form their own opinions.

The most widely accepted definition of rap music is speech language using sound rhythms of bass, drum, and keyboard. These words are spoken by music and accent, it is important to emphasize the words. Hip hop is defined as accompaniment of background music, but it is often used as a synonym for rap music. This article shows how rap started and evolved into a hip-hop culture that you know today. Early in the 1940s, when Rhythm & Blues and Jazz included many elements that make up rap music, the impact on rap music began. This year's most influential, popular music type: Hip-hop music. Hip-hop music, or "rap" music is a form of R & B with more rhythmic lyrics than stronger, faster, and lively rhythms. Like rock music, hip hop music was born and established through the culture of African-Americans. Caucasian fans and supporters have not completely disappeared, but the purpose of hip hop music is to attract black culture as soon as possible. It was not so until Beastie Boys began to wrap music composed of white groups. Hip - hop music, also called hip - hop music, rap music, or hip - hop music, is a kind of music composed of stylized rhythm music, usually with rap, rhythmic rhythm, and rhyming voices. It is a subculture defined by four major style elements, which is part of Hip - Hop culture: MCing / Rap DJing / Scratching, Break Dance and Graffiti writing. Other elements include sampling (or synthesis) and beat boxes, but it is often used to refer to wrapping, but "hip hop" is better represented. Hip-hop music is a carrier of hip-hop culture and includes "knocking" by the host (overlapping vocals). For this reason, hip-hop music is often called "rap music". However, people who regard hip-hop music as rap music often do not understand their rich background, the influence of this style of music on youth culture. Hip-hop music is a tool used by singers to solve racial discrimination, oppression, poverty. It tells stories from African Americans in downtown (so that you can accomplish prosperity through hard work, courage and determination) from below, and prejudices against pain, touches a broken house, and overcomes adversity Hip-hop is one of many ways to influence young people, but it is definitely not the only way. I am writing this article not to criticize hip-hop or rap music, but to make people aware of the way we can influence us, young people, and negative. By looking at hip-hop music videos and attracting drugs and sexual behavior, individuals may try to drink drugs or have multiple partners. Actually, the more people listen to hip-hop and rap music, the greater the impact on individuals.

Hip hop is an instrument. Rap is a kind of vocal. You can wrap without waist, you can wrap without hip-hop instruments To answer your question, I will ask another question, what is music? The definition is more difficult than you think. Many people define music as "organizational voice" but poetry problems arise. Poems usually use rhythm and flow, and you can understand what you need to hear. Poems can be thought of as organized voices, but that is not music. What is music? If you ask me, this is intentional. When an artist records a sound, releases a sound, and speaks music, it is music. Of course, there are many problems with this definition, but without loopholes it is difficult to define music. Returning to the topic of hip-hop, in short, hip-hop is music. It is recorded by artists and designed to listen to music. But rap is not music. This is a vocal skill for music. You can make music with guitar, but the guitar itself is not music. Hip hop is a kind of music born in the 1970s. This sort of music does not actually sing a song, it is said. Hip hop is a poetic form with a simple phrase which usually has a rhyme of the end. The type of music known as hip-hop has a positive impact on this teenager. Hip-hop music is very poetic, almost hypnotic music. It uses ancient music classics people already love, and puts them stylish ring beats. And it is a masterpiece of clever music. It is pure joy, anyone can easily remember and repeat. The best thing is that you do not need to sing, basically ... show more content Hip - hop music, also called hip - hop music, rap music, or hip - hop music, is a type of music composed of stylized rhythm music, usually accompanied by lap, rhythmic rhythm, and rhyming voices. It is a subculture defined by four major style elements, which is part of hip hop culture: MCing / Rap DJing / scratching, break dancing and graffiti writing. Other elements include sampling (or compositing) and beat box, but it is often used to point to lap, but 'hip hop' is better represented. Hip-hop culture is often confused with hip-hop type. Hip - hop culture is not only music but also way of life. Hip - hop music has changed from rap to pop as a genre. Hip hop is a constantly evolving culture, and as older generations disappear, the new generation inherits tradition and incorporates new style. Today's new generation of hip-hop and hip-hop are focusing on parties, music, and swags rather than the original elements.

Profiles of Hip-Hop and Rap Music Sometimes new style of music emerges, it will become a popular American, representing the growing generation. Rock music in the 1950s and Motown down in the 1960s. In the 1970s it brought folk music and disco and in the 1980s it was rap. Perhaps other forms of music cross over many boundaries and probably will not be a bridge between American rap culture. When listening to the existing rap CD and hip-hop CD of America, the way to the rest of the song is opened and the appearance of that CD is understood. This year's most influential, popular music type: Hip-hop music. Hip-hop music, or "rap" music is a form of R & B with more rhythmic lyrics than stronger, faster, and lively rhythms. Like rock music, hip hop music was born and established through the culture of African-Americans. Caucasian fans and supporters have not completely disappeared, but the purpose of hip hop music is to attract black culture as soon as possible. It was not so until Beastie Boys began to wrap music composed of white groups. Hip - hop music, also called hip - hop music, rap music, or hip - hop music, is a kind of music composed of stylized rhythm music, usually with rap, rhythmic rhythm, and rhyming voices. It is a subculture defined by four major style elements, which is part of Hip - Hop culture: MCing / Rap DJing / Scratching, Break Dance and Graffiti writing. Other elements include sampling (or synthesis) and beat boxes, but it is often used to refer to wrapping, but "hip hop" is better represented. Hip-hop music is a carrier of hip-hop culture and includes "knocking" by the host (overlapping vocals). For this reason, hip-hop music is often called "rap music". However, people who regard hip-hop music as rap music often do not understand their rich background, the influence of this style of music on youth culture. Hip-hop music is a tool used by singers to solve racial discrimination, oppression, poverty. It tells stories from African Americans in downtown (so that you can accomplish prosperity through hard work, courage and determination) from below, and prejudices against pain, touches a broken house, and overcomes adversity

Hip hop school can reasonably say Most music works involve musicians working in the relatively stable "genre world", ongoing creative practice is not about sudden explosion, he I am always familiar with it. ....... Leyland La Baka studied the history of hip hop style, saw the Harlem Renaissance, Black Art movement, and feminist art movement. He criticized the tradition of hip hop culture and emphasized the black male nature and the way to express this masculinity in hip hop. Lavaca assessed how this black manhood was copied and consumed by the public, especially when seeing white people. Rabaka claims that important academic investigations can also be applied to hip-hop. In understanding political and social activities, Rabaka said he must consider the contribution of hip hop. Hip hop is a historical American school that is deeply rooted in the passion and resistance to social, economic unfairness and freedom. But recently, old fashioned hip hop head was confused with new type of hip hop bubble gum trap. Artists such as D.R.A.M, Lil Yachty, Kyle, etc, introduced hip hop and black culture and created a new space for themselves. They make hip-hop happy. If we step back from the Bubblegum trap to see the history of music, you will find that jazz, blues and hip hop expressions are directly related to oppression and violence in American history. As James Baldwin said in his next fire, "This is the freedom that people hear in some gospel songs, such as jazz.In every jazz, especially in the blues there are some shame and irony authority Dual - As the song says, only those who were "low key" know what this music is about ... not us, or are we fine?

A youth culture was born in New York from poor areas of the Bronx and spread throughout the community like a forest fire. On the street of fierce drug abuse, the decline of creativity brought African-American young people to the city to find the output of imagination. It is in these streets that hip - hop appears as a product of independence, self - realization, creativity, and pride. Hip-hop began with the transition from the late 1960s to the early 1970s. Four pillars of hip hop: Djing, MCing, B-Boying, graffiti. Hip-hop music was created in the 1970s and gave a poetic expression based on life, humanity, poverty, and love. Hip-hop is the beginning of "smuggling" which is well-known today in contemporary hip-hop music. A few general hip-hop artists called "Run DMC", "GrandMaster Flash", "The Furious Five", "The Fugees", "Public Enemy", and "Hip Hop Conscious Group Zulu-Nation". This is the beginning of a type that will quickly become a subculture of another motive or lyric expression. Hip-hop subculture, known as rap music, has existed for decades and it seems not to go anywhere. Like other industries, both men and women are involved in this type of music, but the list of women in the hip hop and rap industry is not extensive compared to the industry dominated by men. Hip Hop is a type developed in the 1970s, especially in the Bronx in New York. Like other kinds of music, hip-hop music is a way of expressing feelings originally, in this case about social and political problems. In the early days of music, hip hop was mainly practiced by African Americans, but soon it was influenced by Hispanic Americans and Jamaican immigrants. Hip hop is not merely music but also culture. In fact, this type is basically a by-product of culture. This Dahaha culture is good at practicing music such as rap, DJ, beat box, freestyle, loop. These basic elements of hip hop have become their own genres, technically they are regarded as genres of hip hop culture.

All these articles explain how to draw the industry as African-American through industry hip-hop and hip-hop commercialization and social stereotypes. This article also discusses how this depiction affects African-Americans' others and their own perceptions. The first article by Alan Light "About salary or reality - regular conflict of raps" explains the evolution from hip-hop to current state of each camp. From the beginning it was a mixture of rapper lap and pop wrap. . Joey Badass released the second studio album "All AmeriKKKan Badass" on April 7, 2017. Joey has been highly regarded in the hip hop industry. In the hip hop industry, wrappers fall into two categories. In the hip hop industry there is a rapper with lyrical poetic ability. At the same time, some wrapper carriers often contain meaningless lyrics and do not have this ability, depending on repetition. The first type of wrapper is called "conscious rapper" and the second type of rapper is called "clumsy rapper", telling stories, influencing characters, word games and rhythms There is ability to use. The current state of rapper music often lacks every hip-hop music, including deliberately more deliberate music music than a conscious rapper. HHHHH Before hip - hop became a multi - billion dollar scale industry, it was a spokesperson for American youth culture. "Hip-hop is essentially political and language is political, it uses language as a weapon." "It is not an infringing weapon, not a weapon infringement Ide is in a new HNIC Civil rights And the rule of hip hop.NWA released Traight Outta Compton in 1988. This is basically a gang rap album without an apology which sets the tone of the future of hip hop music.This new In sub genres, this gang lifestyle uses lyrics to promote drugs, violence, and sinisterity "If a blind man tries to dismiss me while I am drinking, I slap in the ass "Dr. Dr. rhymes on the second-year album of the group.

Hello, I have a human geography of the project for the music references in a particular location. I am very anxious now, I can use some help. We should come up with a song of 10 to 15 seconds, delicately mention the location (city, state, country, ocean, etc) Although it can not be referred to directly, it must be sufficient for high school students' classes to accept. For example, in California: It is because it conveys culture and the location of Cali. Today, hip - hop music has evolved into an important part of mainstream culture, Washington Post wrote as follows. "Politicians guide ways of knocking down using hip-hop music." This quotes the use of hip-hop culture in politics. The criticism of hip-hop was thought to be patriotic and even moral before the generation. Politician Mike Hackaby, in his book, thinks that Beyonce is "liberation" when it is "spiritual poison": God, guns, gravel, meat juice. During 2008, during the Democratic primary election of Barack Obama for Hillary Clinton, his rival at the time, he made a move to "shave off dirt on your shoulders" at the rally. To quote Jay Z, the audience broke out with support. There was no hip-hop hug in the party line. Republican senator Marcolbio is Tupac and gangsta rapper. Eastside and Westside, Bloods and Crips, Queens, Brooklyn, Bronx. Where the origins of hip hop originate are well known even for those who do not know hip hop (are they? The most famous geographical indications are east and west: 2 Pac against Biggie Smalls, Los Angeles against New York. Along with that, a large group of wrappers represents it. Dr Dre, representative of Snoop Dogg, Easy E, Game, West Side West, 50 Cent, Eggplant, Mobu Deep, Wu Tang Clan. These are just a few examples of the rapper I grew up. It can be regarded as the founder of hip-hop and gang.

In this article I will explain the type of food movie and how members of society sees it during this time. In Craig Watkins' article 'Making a picture of slum', he is "the rise of slum ... It is a tale of changes in black youth culture and mass media production since 1960. Complex relationship of social change" (171). Some people think that the wave of this new movie is to promote change in ideology created by Moog's change and civil rights movement in the late 1960s. Hip Hop Magazine describes rapier and MC, new hip hop music, concerts, events, hip hop culture including information about fashion and history. The first Hip Hop publication, The Hip Hop Hit List, was published in the 1980's. It includes the first rap music recording chart. It was launched by two brothers of Newark, New Jersey, Vincent, Charles Carroll (he is also a hip - hop organization called Nessez Boyz). They are very familiar with art forms and are aware of the need for hip hop magazines. DJs and rappers can not learn rap music style and labels. This journal remembered for the DJ as the first Rap record and distributed through the National Record Pool and Record Store in the San Francisco area of ​​New York. Charles Carroll, one of the founders, said, "At the time all DJs came to buy records in New York City but most of them did not know hot things, so we made it." The earliest hip-hop music was played live at family gatherings and neighboring parties, not recorded. Before 1979, the recording of the live party program produced by DJ and the recording of the PA system soundboard from the early hip-hop mix was recorded. Puerto Rico's DJ Disco Wiz was the first hip-hop DJ that produced "hybrid board" and mix dubbing, and in 1977, he made a technical recording by combining sounds, special effects, and paused beats. Since 1979, the first hip - hop code has been widely believed to be "Rapper's Delight" by The Sugarhill Gang. However, there are many controversies over this statement. Some people think that "The Tim Tim III (Personality Joc)" by The Fatback Band released a part of "Rapper's Delight" as a lap record several weeks ago. The title of the first Hip Hop code is also various other claims.

People have many different problems in their lives, and their reactions are different. Some of them want to talk directly about these issues, others choose other indirect ways like music. Hip Hop is a reaction that makes people understand what is going on in their lives. All kinds of music have the same function, but many people like this kind of music rather than exaggerating artistic lyrics to express emotions. Meanwhile, hip hop is not a kind of music from the beginning, it is American culture. Hip-hop culture historically influenced the positive change of the city's youth community, but the current trend of the $ 1 billion rap music industry participating in activityism is a relatively new phenomenon. The Hip-Hop Summit Action Network (HSAN) is the result of the Hip Hop Summit Community Outreach activity, the leader of Russell Simmons, the biggest in the rap industry. This is one year to represent a wide range of agenda in the industry that bring together Lapster, record company executives, civil rights supporters, and new grassroots groups and lobbying lobbying activities due to hip-hop music restrictions It is a federation. You can not shoot lightly. The rap music industry is mature and seems to have clues from the 60-year old grandparents and their predecessors. Since the start of hip-hop music on the street, the entire community has chosen to "make it on the street" and cause social change from the grassroots. As an example of Essay.com/ civil rights movement and hip-hop movement developed by HSAN, three different social movement theory Three different social movement theories exemplified by civil rights movement and hip-hop movement developed by HSAN Hip-hop flight caused a very persuasive cultural phenomenon. It not only attacks the west and south American coasts, but also hip-hop spread to Europe, Asia, Australia and other continents, and of course back to the African Continent, Africa Continent. Sound of melody. Since white artists traditionally living outside hip-hop related communities are leaning towards culture, they are taking everything they need to incorporate black countermeasures and images into their brands. However, due to the blackness created by hip hop, only a few white artists succeeded in the mainstream culture world.

Especially in the music industry and hip-hop type, advantageous approval agreements and obesity royalties were common for a long time. However, artists rarely become idols of intercultural, multi-category, lifestyle brands and consumers by crushing the boundaries of the population of the rap population. This is Shawn Corey Carter, its alias is "Jay-Z". Jay - Z has accumulated a wide range of corporate profits as one of the leading brands as a cultural mediator, and has great influence on mainstream culture. Hip hop and rap are the best things happening in the major music industry. Hip-hop music program did not start its journey; it did not always stop there. In the late 1970 's, the United States started using hip - hop to resist the upper class of society. As time goes on, this cultural movement is the most popular genre in the world. America found a way to the path of music through hip hop and rap. Over time, hip - hop and rap began to find new meaning in musicality. Many young people have been fascinated by this type and have started a career in hip hop. The main factor of this type is that it breaks beat; hip hop capability is created by wrapper of their breathing style. Hot Dizzy is one of the most respected rappers of this generation, his creation is perfectly perfect Rap music has been around for decades. Rap / hip is a type of music that is composed of a stylized rhythm of music, usually accompanied by lap. Along with the explosive growth of rap music, it has become an important part of hip hop culture. As part of the hip hop culture, it has evolved over time with young people in the city originating in New York as a cultural movement. Its original audience is mainly African-American, it spreads all over the world, and hip-hop is part of it. Hip - hop music, also called hip - hop music, rap music, or hip - hop music, is a kind of music composed of stylized rhythm music, usually with rap, rhythmic rhythm, and rhyming voices. It is a subculture defined by four major style elements, which is part of Hip - Hop culture: MCing / Rap DJing / Scratching, Break Dance and Graffiti writing. Other elements include sampling (or synthesis) and beat boxes, but it is often used to refer to wrapping, but "hip hop" is better represented. Hip hop is not only a kind of music but also a source of culture and self expression. Hip-hop culture has had a great impact on daily people and cooperative industry, including fashion and marketing. All industries rely on blueprints set by hip hop culture to maintain relevance in today's society. This is reflected in the latest designer brand clothing and the marketing strategy used in all brands today. The fashion industry is worth about 3 trillion dollars, and hip - hop culture directly affects these dollars. Provides a music video for even his Balmain collaboration advertising such as Kanye Wests "Wolves", Calvin Klein designer used the wrapper Young Thug women series in his advertising. This can be seen many times in hip hop culture. Hip - hop culture is definitely a way of living, and in the end it can safely say that it dominates everything it is touching.

America, New York - A $ AP In the era of Rocky x Dior, it is easy to forget the time to take high fashion to accept the cultural power of American hip-hop music. In 1982, a notorious boutique of Daniel 's "Dapper Dan" Day opened on 125 Harlem Street in New York and sold luxury clothing of fake symbols of European luxury brands such as Louis Vuitton, Gucci and Versace. These brands are not fun. Louis Vuitton and Gucci appealed, the store was eventually raid and closed. But in addition to the clothes, Day sells beyond it - escape the group of youths in the city that accept fashion capabilities, they project socio-economic status beyond their capabilities. In the late 1980s, two of Ralphie's Kids and Brooklyn from United Shoplifters Association wore nothing but Polo Ralph Lauren, but we combined our efforts to become the team's goal, Lo-Life. It is the pursuit of high end American dreams designed by designers. Needless to say, this relationship is unilateral Tommy Hilfiger is a long-standing music-related brand and one of the first brands to accept increasingly powerful street culture. In the early 1990s, the rapper Grand Puba gave up Tommy Hilfiger in his music and began to put on his album cover. Hilfiger took a bold step and responded positively. In 1994 Snoop Dog appeared in the American television program "Saturday Night Live", wearing Tommy Hilfiger 's shirt given to him by the brand, Hilfiger continued to show Arya and Usher in his advertising campaign. By 1996, Tupac was showing a show for Versace. Today, hip hop is one of the largest cultural export products in the United States, and the luxury goods industry has accepted it as a means of marketing: A $ AP Rocky for Dior Homme, St. Roland's Travis Scott, Chanel's Pharrell Williams, the list continues. When Kanye West comes into the US version of Vogue, it is now normal, or Marc Jacobs' latest collection is the perfect ode to hip hop culture. How has the age changed? 1986: Operating a DMC to issue "My Adidas" is the first hip-hop to win a $ 1 million approval agreement 1997: Singer Aaliyah supports Tommy Hilfiger's Tommy Jeans advertising campaign to support the success of the brand 1999: Wrappers diversify into fashion trends and release Rocawear including brands such as Phat Farm and Fubu 2009: Kanye West and its team members will take over Paris Fashion Week, including off-white designer Virgil Abloh. 2017: Marc Jacobs recognizes the influence of hip-hop of the 2017 fall collection on T stage 2017: Designer Alessandro Michele quoted Dapper Dan's pirated Louis Vuitton jacket in Gucci 's 2018 parade. Did you know that BoF Professional first received a question about printing? BoF Professional 's annual membership includes unlimited access to articles, limited analysis, invitation to web events, and membership - only apps. Is not it a BoF pro? Subscribe here This problem is select. You can also purchase at retailoffashion.com and selected retail outlets around the world. In the recent season, hip - hop fashion style impact - relaxing trousers and nineties nostalgic sportswear - appeared on the high and end runway in Europe and America. This is another sign of hip-hop and fashion interaction. (For example, Jay-Z wrote a song "Tom Ford" for his 2013 "Magna Carta Holy Grail" album nodding to a fashion designer.) Ford sits at Jay-Z and his wife Beyoncé this year The Grammy Award candidate list clearly states: Hip hop as a kind of music, and artists living in this industry are cultural. In addition to the center award ceremony, Nicki Minaj, Drake, Cardi B, Pharrell etc. Hip Hot Par is deciding mainstream of pop culture and fashion. Since the 1980's, hip-hop music has become more and more popular and has become a symbol of every aspect of popular culture. One of the most influential areas of hip hop is fashion world. Fashion has been dominated by an untouchable elite, and designers and luxury brands are seen as more important than life. Se

Jay-Z is one of the best rappers in hip-hop, as well as a successful career beyond hip-hop. Recently he is protesting some new hip-hop music. His song "D.O.A" (auto-adjusted death) and "running city" he took a rebellious way of all recent pop music. Nevertheless, although fashion pop culture has been accepted by popular culture, Jay-Z believes that they are old and not improved. In "D.O.A", he talked about hip hop becoming a ring tone lap and lost the edge. "Rap is what you do, hip-hop is what you live." What is the difference between hip-hop paint (rap) and hip-hop? Hip hop is a way of life, but we will watch it on TV. Hip hop is a creation of media. We regard hip-hop as a comprehensive culture and rap must be regarded as something created by it. Although hip-hop originated from most black constituencies, it has evolved from "founding" to "Global Forum, Family, Community, Social and Political Discontent" (HOC) that can be expressed through various artistic weapons. The common misunderstanding I knew is the difference between hip hop and rap. I do not have a direct quote, but many characters in hip hop culture like to distinguish. Hip hop is culture and rap is genre. By treating rap as a culture rather than a hip hop, you can eliminate other kinds of music and lifestyle that you can not normally express on rap. In this blog, discuss and share various perspectives on hip hop and rap culture. There is a possibility that the theme will be published based on the theme that I personally want to solve. This blog affects my personal position on specific issues, but resolves other points. have fun!

The Murray Lecture series at the Department of Geography and Environmental Planning at Towson University welcomes speaker at Howard University to explain in detail the history and development of hip hop culture. Hip Hop is the largest cultural export item in the United States. At the age of 42, the form of art spread all over the world and became a global sport. Its consumption has not decreased. Instead, hip-hop achieves the purpose of viewers around the world through new ideas, voice, speech, and fashion. Thanks to hip-hop, we have greater cultural diversity Ironically, the wonderful thing about this culture is that it comes from people who have deprived the rights of the poor. People with the least resources lack institutions that expect most people for art. However, there are not so many things that will give us the courage to create wonderful things beyond the limits. There are many complex art forms that have evolved from a small but unobtrusive aspect of our history. When a customer is asked to move quickly, the word "jazz" comes from a brothel. This sentence is "Jazz". Slave calls used in plantations and rock music derived from response communication Hip - hop actually gains a large part of the growth stimulus from urbanization and space redefinition. Economic change such as high end and displacement, created a new space for artists to prosper and become part of popular culture. Contrary to what most people think, culture is more extensive than rap music. DJ, B-boying, and Graffiti are three elements of the past and still have a great influence on the rights of communities affected by hip hop. Now there are domestic and global competition for DJ and B-boying. "Best Campaign of the Year" is a B-boying competition that Germany holds annually for global competitors. In the UK, there is also the "undoubted world B-boying series" and the Korean "R16" series. B-boying is the main feature of hip-hop music But DJ is the basis. In the late 1960s, DJ began using archival style music to create new records. In the past 30 years, we saw the competition of DJ in Japan, Canada and the UK. Since the birth of hip hop music, technology has developed rapidly, so the DJ itself became an artistic form. Grafitti is the only aspect of culture that is illegal without permission. Now the city has a beautification project to fund capital city paintings. With this, the artists expanded the size and scope of graffiti. It was primarily due to juvenile offenders, spray cans working on the subway, trains and bridges in the city. Now, the artist created more rhetoric and honor for thanks to the community. There is abundant information that can provide the foundation and function of hip hop. The ancient ceremonies of energy exchange, slavery, the great migration "black experience" after slavery, a conscious exercise rejecting white supremacy helps to create this culture By listening to the songs listed in the city, you can begin to feel hip-hop music and style from that place. For the development of hip-hop music, see the accompanying article "The Syncopated Geography of Hip-Hop". In this article we will explore the influence of geography on regional and regional styles and how hip - hop music reflects the impact of various urban areas. Hip-hop culture is often confused with hip-hop type. Hip - hop culture is not only music but also way of life. Hip - hop music has changed from rap to pop as a genre. Hip hop is a constantly evolving culture, and as older generations disappear, the new generation inherits tradition and incorporates new style. Today's new generation of hip-hop and hip-hop are focusing on parties, music, and swags rather than the original elements. Hip-hop is an art form mainly performed on hip-hop music. Hip hop danced in the street. The style developed later was called a new school. Older includes break dance and funk style. The period from 1970 to 1985 has reached the hip-hop era of old school. Between

In rap and hip-hop music there is always "real" disparity. Other types like rock and roll, people simply call the band bad or junk, and call it a day. But not hip-hop, there is a completely different "real hip-hop" spectrum. Nas, 2 Pac, Mos Def, Talib Kweli, and other artists can be said to be very similar to "They are real hip hop", but to be honest, if someone asks you why, I I can not explain it Is it passionate about this type? If so, then you can say that Drake is a real hip hop (although this is awkward for most people). Drake repeatedly acknowledged that he likes hip-hop music and is growing listening to this type, and he will (sometimes) wrap, but when he takes real hip-hop music Why can not I put in? If you say that real hip hop is to spread enthusiasm with music for the black community like the era of master flash, DMX is not "real" in all his records. ) This leads to a real hip-hop problem. For all people who use this term, how do you define it if asked? It is not a secret that the rap music community has strange superstitions about tagging everything. Are you mainstream or underground? Is the street still conscious? The most important thing is that you are "real hip hop" (please stop saying "real hip hop"). However, most of the labels they create are easy to predict, the mainstream is ignorance and infection, underground wisdom and concepts. Beginning from the dawn of the hip-hop era, it will stay outside a few people who can combine the two (Tupak, who?). In other words, until the dawn of the Internet lap era, the function of hip hop changed completely. A pop star like the future star and the first week's sales of Drake is now called Kendric Klamal's universe jazz. At this point, you do not need to be popular. You just have to do good things. That's why trapped fork singers like Young Thug coexist with traditional text tokens like Logic in national consciousness. I am talking about Jermaine Cole. Many artists throughout the hip hop industry are always "faithful". "If you can feel the difference between hip-hop and today in the 1980's, even if this reality includes violence or prostitution, etc.," Keep the truth "represents human growth and everyday reality is needed. "(Ramadan, Elizabeth). This shows that, no matter how bad they are, they can continue to be true.This can tell the teenager what it is, it's bad Do not, do hip-hop artists also do their thing and stay faithful by starting their own trends, executives are looking forward to the next big thing of Hip Hop.This is very prompt for promotion It is the best brand building industry in the world. "Rap is what you do, hip hop is your life." What is the difference between hip hop drawing (rap) and hip hop movement? Hip hop is a way of life, but we are on TV. Hip hop I saw was a creation of media. We must regard hip-hop as a comprehensive culture and we must treat rap as created by it. Hip-hop was born in the majority of black constituencies, but since its founding evolved into 'global forums, families, communities, societal and political dissatisfaction' (HOC) that can be expressed through various artistic weapons did.

Music is an important aspect of human culture around the world. Music leads the emotional reaction of the audience and helps foster audience habits. In today's world there are various kinds of music such as various rhythms, languages, general themes, moods, cultures, etc. to influence certain religious groups, age group, situation, or ethnic background It is designed. The type does not necessarily maintain sound; most of the genre changes over time, and it is suitable for modern society. This paper aims to explore the importance of hip hop culture in the 21st century society. First, consider the history of hip hop, discuss style adaptability, cultural preferences, concerns, and see the research on Ellis Cashmore and Mark Neal's black culture. We will explore the ethnicity and authenticity of culture by referring to last year's pop music and its cultural background. Then focusing on recording culturally related moral panics, articles continue to assess the relationship between culture and media; I will specifically refer to Stein Cohen's theory. By studying the political and historical patterns of culture, I ... show more Leyland La Baka studied the history of hip hop style, saw the Harlem Renaissance, Black Art movement, and feminist art movement. He criticized the tradition of hip hop culture and emphasized the black male nature and the way to express this masculinity in hip hop. Lavaca assessed how this black manhood was copied and consumed by the public, especially when seeing white people. Rabaka claims that important academic investigations can also be applied to hip-hop. In understanding political and social activities, Rabaka said he must consider the contribution of hip hop.

This month, the Oxford Humanities Research Center (TORCH) Rotary Resistance Program Scholars will hold a discussion on the value of Hip Hop culture. Friday, February 17, TORCH will hold a lecture by Marcyliena Morgan, a professor at the Hiphop Archives Institute at Harvard University. "The focus of the hip-hop archive, including hip hop archives to understand the post-civilian aspects of OutPast Southern rap, including poetic quality analysis of 2 Pac lyrics, is that hip hop is a source of artistic innovation and enjoyment "Oxford English Language School student Louise Olufsen Layne said. As a form of music and world culture Hipha is forced to critically think about the valuable knowledge that we define, that is, knowledge producer and how to create and share knowledge. How its shape affects our current recognition and understanding of the past. Harvard hip hop archive was founded in 2002 with the mission to promote and encourage the pursuit of knowledge, art, culture and responsible leadership through hip hop. Some of the questions that may be involved in conversations include: Why does the university need to conserve and study contemporary pop culture? How does hip-hop research promote a new understanding of the cultural values ​​and knowledge of academia? What kind of knowledge can be exchanged between hip hop researchers in the U.S. and hip hop in the UK, England lap and dart work institutions? How do you compare similar projects and initiatives in the UK? Hip Hop is not a new research topic of Oxford University. Since 2012, Jason Stanyek, associate professor of folk musicology at the Faculty of Music, has taught international first-year undergraduates from 2012 to train about 400 students. The TORCH event will be held at St. Luke's Church on Radcliffe Observatory in Oxford on Friday, February 17th at 30 pm. Everyone can participate, but we need to make a reservation in advance In this article we will explore how to receive, interpret and redeploy the racial significance of "black people" in hip hop culture in the African Atlantic world. In addition to the problems of cultural consumption and breeding, the expansion of the global influence of hip hop is thought to have promoted the theme itself of modern production and mobile black diaspora itself. Here, a series of young African scenes use hip - hop performance profiles to mobilize black self - concepts. This is a controversial ethnic framework beyond domestic constraints. Such hip - hop can be seen as the current global (re) mapping of black political imagination through Diaspora 's social dynamics. In promoting this discussion, the hip-hop movements in Brazil, Cuba and South Africa are persuasive, but another example shows how international reconciliation of black identity forms overseas themes through hip hop Conscious hip-hop, or socially conscious hip-hop, is a hip-hop subtype and challenges the mainstream cultural, political, philosophical, and economic consensus and / or social problems I will comment on conflicts. Conscious hip hop is not necessarily open politics, but the terms "conscious hip hop" and "political hip hop" may be used interchangeably. The term "national conscious lap" is used to describe hip-hop music with strong political information and themes in more detail. The conscious hip-hop theme includes depiction of African centralizationism, religion, disgust for crime and violence, culture, economics, or struggle of the public. Conscious hip-hop often tries to raise awareness of social problems, actively asking for specific ideas and requesting actions, allowing listeners to form their own opinions. Hip-hop culture is often confused with hip-hop type. Hip - hop culture is not only music but also way of life. Hip - hop music has changed from rap to pop as a genre. Hip hop is a constantly evolving culture, and as older generations disappear, the new generation inherits tradition and incorporates new style. Today's new gen

Despite controversy about the nature of hip hop, people can not disregard the cultural influence that hip hop impressed the world. Merriam-Webster defines hip-hop as stylized rhythm music usually accompanied by lap (Ref.). The traditional definition of hip hop is usually correct, but it does not fully represent the gravity of movement. Created by city youth, hip hop is obliged to enter the top of the mainstream America. Hip - hop music has a big influence on English, the fashion industry, and world peace, and its cultural advantage is guaranteed. "Rap is what you do, hip-hop is what you live." What is the difference between hip-hop paint (rap) and hip-hop? Hip hop is a way of life, but we will watch it on TV. Hip hop is a creation of media. We regard hip-hop as a comprehensive culture and rap must be regarded as something created by it. Although hip-hop originated from most black constituencies, it has evolved from "founding" to "Global Forum, Family, Community, Social and Political Discontent" (HOC) that can be expressed through various artistic weapons. The common misunderstanding I knew is the difference between hip hop and rap. I do not have a direct quote, but many characters in hip hop culture like to distinguish. Hip hop is culture and rap is genre. By treating rap as a culture rather than a hip hop, you can eliminate other kinds of music and lifestyle that you can not normally express on rap. In this blog, discuss and share various perspectives on hip hop and rap culture. There is a possibility that the theme will be published based on the theme that I personally want to solve. This blog affects my personal position on specific issues, but resolves other points. have fun! Hip - hop feminist movement is a feminist movement created by hip - hop artists. Hip hop music such as graffiti, break dance, rap etc is mainstream. Hip Hop has a history of the type of sexual objectiveness of women, from the use of Video Vixen to clear rap beat. In subculture such as graffiti and break dance, because there is no representation of female participants, discrimination by sex becomes more prominent. In a genre notorious for female gender, the feminist group and individual artists identified as feminists are about to change the concept and commercialization of hip-hop women. This is also due to the cultural meaning of a disgusting woman in rap music.

Hip Hop: beyond & beyond Rims is a documentary created and produced by Bryon Hurt. This documentary challenges women's disgusting treatment in the mainstream discourse of super men and commercial lap. Among the many mainstream phenomena discussed by Brian in the documentary, the problem of hip-hop super masculinity is highly questioned. Everywhere in the movie, the producer showed masculinity not only in hip-hop but also in American culture. Documentary Hip Hop: Beyond Rhyths and Beat, create a male-like portrait of a type of music known to conquer hip-hop music, women, lesbians, haemophilia and strong masculinity. . This video highlights a very important problem in the US, rooted in the historical alienation of colorful people and the pursuit of an imperialist violence state. This video will explain the characteristics of animals of hip hop beautification. Violence, toughness, "Becoming male alpha", with many women, domination etc. These features are our own animal behavior that is used for our own historical existence that has been socialized to fit our modern society. However, the appearance of hip hop is made through false and enlarged reality for greed and benefit. I believe this is harmful for the healthy growth of young people living in highly contemporary and complex times. Beyond HIP - HOP: Beats and Rhymes, the writer Kevin Powell said. "But this concern for violence is not unique to hip-hop culture: Michael Dyson, a host of writers, teachers, and radio, said," When thinking about American society, the center of American identity is violent It is the concept of masculinity. " Violent manhood, violence Masculinity is a long-lasting symbol of American masculinity itself. Another perfect example is the documentary hip - hop Beyond & Rhymes three trans - people saying that homosexuality of hip - hop lyrics will open them. I am not trying to judge these people, but it is not one thing to support this behavior and become part of a specific group of hatred for music. As long as anyone who is subject to these aggressive lyrics is disappointed and noticed that they are suddenly a hole, they should no longer support these artists unless apologized

Music - Hip-hop hip-hop become a new cultural phenomenon in North America, it is popular all over the world. Hip hop began in New York City in the 1970s, it began in the African-American community. But thanks to the music video, the culture of hip hop became a popular culture for all people in the community to access and integrate. If it is not in use and ease of this new media, hip-hop culture it might not have much popularity. Hip-hop movement began in the southern bronx of New York in the 1970s. Do you know the most important development of popular music over the past 40 years? Dance music and hip hop. Rhythm, percussion instruments, based on repeated movements. General music is designed to tie people together to celebrate music as a social instrument, not a personal artistic statement. Music has been expanded and supported through visual media, lighting and lasers, interpersonal communication, and group participation. Music exists stereoscopically and among people Hip - hop music, also called hip - hop music, rap music, or hip - hop music, is a kind of music composed of stylized rhythm music, usually with rap, rhythmic rhythm, and rhyming voices. It is a subculture defined by four major style elements, which is part of Hip - Hop culture: MCing / Rap DJing / Scratching, Break Dance and Graffiti writing. Other elements include sampling (or synthesis) and beat boxes, but it is often used to refer to wrapping, but "hip hop" is better represented. Hip - hop feminist movement is a feminist movement created by hip - hop artists. Hip hop music such as graffiti, break dance, rap etc is mainstream. Hip Hop has a history of the type of sexual objectiveness of women, from the use of Video Vixen to clear rap beat. In subculture such as graffiti and break dance, because there is no representation of female participants, discrimination by sex becomes more prominent. In a genre notorious for female gender, the feminist group and individual artists identified as feminists are about to change the concept and commercialization of hip-hop women. This is also due to the cultural meaning of a disgusting woman in rap music. Hip hop is not merely a type of music but a sport. It is a platform that artists have warned people about social illness. Hip-hop music is very popular among African Americans as it is the only way they can keep in touch with people and share problems with them. Through music, I can show the world what they are misunderstood and I hope that they are not considered minorities. Hip hop is always an emerging force for many people.

Today, young people are surrounded by various influences such as friends, family, social media and so on. Among young people, they are trying to grasp their identity. The growing popularity of hip-hop music in Nigeria has had a great impact on young people in Nigeria and other areas. It places great emphasis on adding English and Nigerian languages ​​to their songs and allows them to connect with young people all over the world. Today 's music in Nigeria can send a positive or negative message to young people. It can transmit music about women, money, power, sex, or you can make your government accountable for that promise. Hip-hop music is alienated, is a voice of frustrated young people, is a multi-billion dollar cultural industry built and sold worldwide. Hip-hop music is a multifaceted subculture that goes beyond many of the popular features used to explain other music-led youth culture. An important consideration of hip-hop music is that hip-hop music has been more effective and efficient to stimulate black social identity than the civil rights movement of the 1960s since its founding in the early 1970s . Youth culture and hip - hop culture become entities of synonyms when critically thinking about how they interact. In the late 1970s, hip-hop became a true cultural expression of African-American city youth. The foundation of hip hop and hip hop culture comes from the creative self expression of African-American youth living in the dyed city. Since then, hip hop has expanded and has expressed many young people all over the world. Through hip-hop culture style, sound, lyrics, young people with all cultural backgrounds will start to find identity through hip-hop culture. Since the advent of this type of music, hip - hop music experienced multiple stages within its existence. Recently, hip-hop has been commercialized and profits from large companies trying to profit from this real culture. Discussions between culture and business are common when discussing the perspective of modern hip hop.

White hip-hop fans' way If you are not used to the public enemies, subtitle names are their albums. I am not only a white hip-hop fan but also a white child who is about to become a rapper, and I am faced with the problem that society does not accept my type. I talked a lot about his views about the theme of White Hip Hop fans and interviewed my friends who had been thinking about it for a long time. The truth (whether a white hip - hop fans accept this fact) Hip - hop is a black self expression. After brewing in 1974, this was a modern depression for the oppressed African-American countries. The use of environmentally disadvantaged black youth in the slums of New York City has created this self-expression called hip-hop music - through microphone, damaged walls, moist cardboard or stolen sound system. It is not important that Caucasians really like Hip Hop Art. It does not matter how many black friends are white, and it does not matter whether they grow in the dominant black community. There is still a reality related to the history and conditions we live in this world. White market propaganda against a decent country is active in desalination of the current hip hop culture. At the core and at the end of every day, hip hop is certainly a black culture. If you are not Hip Hop, or a bit stubborn black, you will know that Hip Hop is one of the most "masculine" music genres. From ignorant, seemingly bad lyrics, they always grow on top of the hood until the fact that most rappers are regarded as violent thugs. But I can guarantee you that hip - hop is not to prove how masculine you are. Indeed, thanks to Hip Hop, the definition of men can change forever. According to my personal experience this may not be so much, but at that time it seemed like a rapper, but now seems to challenge the role and expectation of gender. Recycled pink from black men to the appearance of LGBT wrappers. This may sound far away, but the rapper ignores the "pretty" homosexuals "at first glance. Cat Williams and Snoop Dogg were wearing the nephew of a church girl. Since hip-hop over-commercialization took place during the late 1980's and the mid-1990's (peak period), traditional hip-hop supporters advocated that they did not receive the education they had built I discuss with hip hop fans. Traditionalists also note that progressiveists not only build music increasingly far from hip-hop music, but also cause ignorance and misunderstanding among more advanced hip hop and fans of traditional hip hop culture fans I insist. These views have been sharply reduced in the last few years, accepting changes in view from traditional viewpoints and acceptance of hip-hop evolution.

Most people listening to hedonistic music are listening to various reasons such as happiness, relaxation, complaints, even concentration. It's not a wonderful saxophone for jazz and songs, it's suitable for people who want to listen to music of various genres. Music, such as radio, television and even mobile phones, is everywhere. When you listen to songs that are frustrating, music may change your mood soon. Music affects us all in various ways, such as how we walk, talk, wear it. Personally, my favorite music is rap / hip hop. As a woman, I acknowledge that most of the music in this industry is offensive and degrading, but I think that rap / hip is its culture and lyrics are clear. It becomes complicated. I like hip-hop / hip-hop and rap, but most critics agree that music is junk and convey information on violence and aggressive and ethical behavior to young people. I am wondering how realistic this is for me. Will rap / hip-hop concerts lead the spectators to act violently? Rap music has been around for decades. Rap / hip is a type of music that is composed of a stylized rhythm of music, usually accompanied by lap. Along with the explosive growth of rap music, it has become an important part of hip hop culture. As part of the hip hop culture, it has evolved over time with young people in the city originating in New York as a cultural movement. Its original audience is mainly African-American, it spreads all over the world, and hip-hop is part of it. Hip - hop music, also called hip - hop music, rap music, or hip - hop music, is a kind of music composed of stylized rhythm music, usually with rap, rhythmic rhythm, and rhyming voices. It is a subculture defined by four major style elements, which is part of Hip - Hop culture: MCing / Rap DJing / Scratching, Break Dance and Graffiti writing. Other elements include sampling (or synthesis) and beat boxes, but it is often used to refer to wrapping, but "hip hop" is better represented. Over time, hip hop music has been quoted. The purpose of this paper is to discuss hip hop culture, explain the cultural stereotypes associated with rap and hip hop, and explain that the intention of the original lyrics is the form of expression and art. It will lead the reader to understand first how it was born, the influence on African-Americans, its subculture and popularity in urban areas, its evolutionary style, introduction of hip-hop and rap Okay. Hip-hop music spreads in cultural corridors all over the world and is absorbed and reformed all over the world. Hip-hop music spreads beyond the United States, often combining local style and hip-hop music. With the advent of many regional scenes, hip hop has globalized into many cultures around the world. It is a move based on the principle of hip-hop culture on a global scale. While sticking to the roots of local culture, music and art accepts their multinational nature and continues to celebrate. The impact of hip hop varies from culture to culture. Nevertheless, the commonality of almost all Hip-Hop artists around the world is the recognition of debt to African-Americans who have launched a global campaign in New York.

"I do not think that hip-hop has done a lot of work for racial relationships, and I do not think that it will give proper credibility, which has dramatically changed America, I will make a very bold way of saying Someone who will improve more politicians and ethnic relations. "Jay Z. I read this with my daily e-mail from Jason Hirschorns Media Redef. I like this sentence because I believe that hip hop is always a public tutor for children in the USA. The top musician of hip-hop music is a smart businessman. They listen to their talent and use them by offering music to all of us, but most of them do more Jay Z is the ultimate example. When he was a teenager, he started taking his music CD from behind his car. He continued to establish record labels with friends, and then did it again. He finally invested in the sports team, became an agent of athletes and started a night club. He is growing into an empire The two quotes from Jay Z's favorites are "more than what we learned when we succeed" what failed to learn. I see entrepreneurs every day. But my favorite is "I am not a businessman, I am a businessman and a man." He stands out from the Brooklyn project and is now a global business leader. For homosexual children, you can look up Jay Z as you can not be what you can see They are powerful practices that begin to develop his own empire against his talent and music I will look at the house. This is empowerment. This long tail is huge. His influence and influence are bigger than we know. The year is very important for hip hop music. Hip hop music celebrates its success as an annual big hit movie every year from the popular culture of the new topic XXL freshman class to the year-end list. The tendency that 2016 appears at the turn of the decade and continues to increase every month; I think that critics will look back at the second golden age of hip hop (which is attractive, is I?) About My Beautiful 2010 Dark twisted fantasy, 2011 care, 2012 Good Baby, 2013 Martha Thinner, 2014 Rangjems 2 and 2015 is good, this is where we are beginning to become too tricky. The goal of Hip - Hop Hacks is to demonstrate the importance of technology and hip - hop by investigating how technologies are penetrating hip - hop and music communities. Hip hop culture has been one of the most important expressions of young people since the foundation in the early 1970s. The dynamics, power and process are similar to those of start-up companies and entrepreneurs. This culture is at the forefront of new technology, from turntable and microphone to vinyl, small tape, mp3, and music delivery media such as current applications and algorithms. This article aims to explore the importance of hip hop culture in the 21st century society. Consider the history of hip hop first, discuss the adaptability of that style, cultural preferences, concerns, and see the research on Ellis Cashmore and Mark Neal's black culture. Here we explore the ethnicity and authenticity of culture, with reference to last year's pop music and its cultural background. From then on, focusing on recording culturally related cultural ethics fears, articles continue to evaluate the relationship between culture and media; I specifically refer to Stein Cohen's theory. By studying the political and historical patterns of culture, I ... show more Hip-hop culture is often confused with hip-hop type. Hip - hop culture is not only music but also way of life. Hip - hop music has changed from rap to pop as a genre. Hip hop is a constantly evolving culture, and as older generations disappear, the new generation inherits tradition and incorporates new style. Today's new generation of hip-hop and hip-hop are focusing on parties, music, and swags rather than the original elements.

Hip-hop / rap is one of the most developed genres of the day. From the early 1970's to today's popular culture, it has developed greatly. Unfortunately, it formed a bad reputation for drugs, violence, abuse and gang. When people relate hip hop to things, there is a negative image that will normally appear in the minds of people. Sadly, Hip-Hop / Rap has excellent artistic quality for them and tends to be overlooked. Behind these lyrics and beat there are real poetry and emotions, but I do not think that anyone can sit down and listen. Hip - hop music, also called hip - hop music, rap music, or hip - hop music, is a kind of music composed of stylized rhythm music, usually with rap, rhythmic rhythm, and rhyming voices. It is a subculture defined by four major style elements, which is part of Hip - Hop culture: MCing / Rap DJing / Scratching, Break Dance and Graffiti writing. Other elements include sampling (or synthesis) and beat boxes, but it is often used to refer to wrapping, but "hip hop" is better represented. Rap music has been around for decades. Rap / hip is a type of music that is composed of a stylized rhythm of music, usually accompanied by lap. Along with the explosive growth of rap music, it has become an important part of hip hop culture. As part of the hip hop culture, it has evolved over time with young people in the city originating in New York as a cultural movement. Its original audience is mainly African-American, it spreads all over the world, and hip-hop is part of it. Hip-hop is one of many ways to influence young people, but it is definitely not the only way. I am writing this article not to criticize hip-hop or rap music, but to make people aware of the way we can influence us, young people, and negative. By looking at hip-hop music videos and attracting drugs and sexual behavior, individuals may try to drink drugs or have multiple partners. Actually, the more people listen to hip-hop and rap music, the greater the impact on individuals. Over time, hip hop music has been quoted. The purpose of this paper is to discuss hip hop culture, explain the cultural stereotypes associated with rap and hip hop, and explain that the intention of the original lyrics is the form of expression and art. It will lead the reader to understand first how it was born, the influence on African-Americans, its subculture and popularity in urban areas, its evolutionary style, introduction of hip-hop and rap Okay.

Through the eyes of a struggling young African-American woman desperately seeking her traditional sense, hip-hop is what she can claim. But as courageous writers Andreana Clay and Michael Dyson tried to find a deeply rooted misunderstanding for our seemingly ordinary hip hop culture, her concept was to make hip-hop fragmentation a strange identity rebel dish It was exposed to becoming. This platter offers homosexuality, gender discrimination, plague, racial discrimination and violence. Hip Hop, her beloved escape has destroyed her community with now broken habits, disturbing action system, destructive philosophy and unethical ideology. Hip hop hip hop loses its original purpose of uniting people, and today is the way of marketing violence. I. Hip - hop began in the West Bronx in the early 1970 's. A. By 1979, hip hop was excluded from mainstream. The first famous hip-hop group is The Sugarhill Gang. II. In the early 1980's, more and more people began to understand the culture now known as Hip-Hop A. To unite the poor children began as a positive thing. There is a song called Stop Violence. 2. Public Enemies and Other ... 16 Candles The 1986 film "16 Candles" conveys the eternal story that they grew up in the American suburbs. A movie star, Sam played by Molly Lindwald who had great expectations on her sweet 16th birthday, was completely disappointed. Not only did she learn that she looked exactly the same as when she was 15 years old, her family was very focused on her sister's wedding, so they completed her birthday completely I forgot it. The movie and Sam opened with her best girlfriend by phone. Nevertheless, Hip - Hop accepts diversity. Hip hop has always been dominated by men. For years, hip-hop has become a resistance to Caucasian supremacy and patriarchal ideology. Hip-hop was a sign of the struggle that the black community always liked; "drug war," "group imprisonment, poverty, poor education system, violent violence, unemployment, etc." Hip Hop allows young people to gather through street parties and find unity in the black community. However, in recent years hip - hop changed from mutual respect to rude women. The idea that black women are being exaggerated in music videos is natural. "Sex Sales" The idea of ​​using color women's body to succeed or to see work as a separate salary

This paper aims to explore the importance of hip hop culture in the 21st century society. First, consider the history of hip hop, discuss style adaptability, cultural preferences, concerns, and see the research on Ellis Cashmore and Mark Neal's black culture. We will explore the ethnicity and authenticity of culture by referring to last year's pop music and its cultural background. Then focusing on recording culturally related moral panics, articles continue to assess the relationship between culture and media; I will specifically refer to Stein Cohen's theory. Hip-hop music has been accepted by young people all over the world, and reportedly criticized by the media for an increase in social distress and has been welcomed as a big musical breakthrough. Hip-hop culture transcends the boundaries of music, and now it affects speech, clothing, customs, movies, websites, television programs, magazines, and energy drinks (Dyson, 2007; Kitwana, 2002). Therefore, the school will be affected as well. The purpose of this research was to examine the educator's view on hip hop culture. Three topics emerged through data collection and analysis. These themes are ironic of credibility, cultural war, debated issues, and possibilities. We also looked at the theory and recommendations for promoting practical application. Hip-hop music spreads in cultural corridors all over the world and is absorbed and reformed all over the world. Hip-hop music spreads beyond the United States, often combining local style and hip-hop music. With the advent of many regional scenes, hip hop has globalized into many cultures around the world. It is a move based on the principle of hip-hop culture on a global scale. While sticking to the roots of local culture, music and art accepts their multinational nature and continues to celebrate. The impact of hip hop varies from culture to culture. Nevertheless, the commonality of almost all Hip-Hop artists around the world is the recognition of debt to African-Americans who have launched a global campaign in New York.

Self-insultion of black people who are penetrating the culture of African-Americans is not misunderstood, not challenged, and underestimated, so can not be rebutted. Unrivaled strong emotions currently plaguing the inner self hatred of many black minds are not an ordinary phenomenon that has evolved over centuries. This is not a factless name, there is no coherent reason. This is only the result of intentional criticism of sanctions and control systems. Huge planning method used to maintain the grand image of modern society. The truth (whether a white hip - hop fans accept this fact) Hip - hop is a black self expression. After brewing in 1974, this was a modern depression for the oppressed African-American countries. The use of environmentally disadvantaged black youth in the slums of New York City has created this self-expression called hip-hop music - through microphone, damaged walls, moist cardboard or stolen sound system. It is not important that Caucasians really like Hip Hop Art. It does not matter how many black friends are white, and it does not matter whether they grow in the dominant black community. There is still a reality related to the history and conditions we live in this world. White market propaganda against a decent country is active in desalination of the current hip hop culture. At the core and at the end of every day, hip hop is certainly a black culture. Hip-hop has an overwhelming influence on the black Americans community and society as a whole. Hip hop is not just music, hip hop is culture. In the past three decades, hip-hop provided a voice to groups of people who influenced and promoted the United States, passed down from generation to generation, and are about to convey information. People who oppose hip-hop culture believe that music is aggressive and promotes social rebellion - but provocative lyrics deny the fact that hip hop is the voice of many Americans There is none. Hip Hop provides a platform for MC and rapper to express their views on American society, government, and African Americans for decades. If people opposed to hip hop try to accept culture rather than attack culture, it will be totally beneficial to society. Hip hop was born in the late 1970s in Bronx, New York. Many people think that this is a sacred place for genres and culture. It was born out of necessity to talk about repression and suffering of African Americans. In front of hip hop, other types of things such as R & B, soul, jazz, funk were black expressions. According to what I heard from people older than me, memories of TV programs and artists, their voices are characterized by blacks, so hip hop is seen as taboo.

"Gang's lap hip-hop, of course, whether gang rap has talent, I do not think so." Not all hip hops are like this. There is no need to use obscenity, you do not need to talk about murder, and drugs are a good rapper. For some reason, violence, sex, crime and drugs are related to rap. We believe that rappers must accept this gang image to succeed. It's not. Violence is the main element of gang rap. Gangsta wraps and gangstar wraps often emphasize "gang" lifestyle in hip hop style using themes and lyrics. This type was pioneered by rappers such as Schoolly D and Ice-T in the mid-1980s, and evolved from hard core wrap to unique form promoted by group such as N. W. A in the late 1980s. After Ice-T and N. W. A attracted the public's attention from the late 1980's to the early 1990's, gang rap became the most commercial subtype of hip hop. Most, if not most, gang rap artists publicly boast relationships with various active street gangs as part of an artistic image, Crips and Bloods is the most common representative. Gangsta wrap resembles a criminal-oriented music format like other indigenous gangs or narcoco lead type in northern Mexico. The most successful styles of the 1990s were New York's hard-core rap, Los Angeles gang rap and G-Funk. Wu - Tang Clan in New York created one of the first hard - core styles when using a martial arts movie sample instead of a swing hip - hop beat to defeat the gangsters. In 1994, a young rapper named Nas released his first album "Illmatic". The moderate medium speed rhythm, the jazz sample, and Nas' poetic wrap make Illmatic one of the best albums in hip hop. Other popular hardcore wrappers include Puff Daddy, The Notorious B.I.G., Jay-Z and 50 Cent

Hip hop is a way of life that continues to change, such as your language, clothing, music, way of thinking. Each of these four elements has languages, costumes, music, and thoughts, but they are closer to each other than any culture. Now, since breakdance and graffiti are mainly underground, the words "rap" and "hip hop" are used. It should be noted that all four elements of hip hop culture still exist. They have just entered a new level. Hip Hop was first used by African Bang Batta (Godfather of Hip Hop Culture, Father of Electronic Funk, Founder of Global Zulu State, Foresight, Historian, and Record Master). Founder of Hip Hop not only participates in creativity and performance but also lives in hip hop life. However, as hip-hop gathers the media's attention and respects its possibilities, as long as large companies are able to earn themselves "own the work" and seize the opportunity to shape the style of the artist It does not take much time. Vanilla ice is an obvious example trying to turn hip-hop into more "poppy" music. A white child from Florida, vanilla ice tried to create a cross between hip hop and pop music; a blatant and extraordinary absurd attempt to create a charming and hip-hop artist Hip-hop is the culture of rap. Originally it consisted of four elements: graffiti art, break dance, dj (cuttin's and scratching), and wrapping. Hip hop is a way of living with its own language, style of dress, music and way of thinking. Breakdance and graffiti are not noticeable today, so the terms "lap" and "hip hop" can be used interchangeably. However, it is worth noting that every aspect of hip hop culture still exists. They just entered a new level "Rap is what you do, hip-hop is what you live." What is the difference between hip-hop paint (rap) and hip-hop? Hip hop is a way of life, but we will watch it on TV. Hip hop is a creation of media. We regard hip-hop as a comprehensive culture and rap must be regarded as something created by it. Although hip-hop originated from most black constituencies, it has evolved from "founding" to "Global Forum, Family, Community, Social and Political Discontent" (HOC) that can be expressed through various artistic weapons. The common misunderstanding I knew is the difference between hip hop and rap. I do not have a direct quote, but many characters in hip hop culture like to distinguish. Hip hop is culture and rap is genre. By treating rap as a culture rather than a hip hop, you can eliminate other kinds of music and lifestyle that you can not normally express on rap. In this blog, discuss and share various perspectives on hip hop and rap culture. There is a possibility that the theme will be published based on the theme that I personally want to solve. This blog affects my personal position on specific issues, but resolves other points. have fun!

By listening to each music, you can easily judge the difference between the two music. Although it may be difficult to declare in advance using specific words, although each music style is different, each type obviously has a unique sound that separates it from other music format . For example, by simply listening to what people call "popular" music, you will truly know that it is popular. Also, if you listen to hip-hop music, you can recognize it as hip-hop music, not pop music. In addition to differences in sound and music style, pop music and hip hop music are different in other respects. In terms of their birth year pop music is obviously the old type of music developed in the mid 1950's. Just 20 years later, hip hop began to prosper in the whole hip hop culture. Unlike pop music, hip hop is also unique as it incorporates many music styles into its music. I added several loops, rap, freestyle, DJ, scratch, break dance, sample, beat box. Everything is the appearance of today's hip hop. Hip - hop is a medium for expressing political concerns and social unrest. The author of hip-hop incorporates meaningful lyrics into hip-hop songs as a free poetry of "capella" using a particular rhyme, or as a powerful phrase accompanied by beats. Because of this nature, hip-hop music is a musical stereotype of street, underground, "black" sect, and rebel group. Pop music, on the other hand, is a popular genre generally popular. That music fascinates the public in most cases and is suitable for achieving maximum or maximum commercial success. Popular music includes love songs that are usually short and not complicated, as opposed to hip - hop songs that usually last longer in lyrics throughout the period of hip - hop songs. Compared with other types of music, it also has more viewers, mainly consisting of young people. This is why pop music has penetrated the music industry since its appearance. 2. Hip-Hop contains a lot of rap, scratches, free verses and beat boxes in its songs, but pop music is relatively simple, focusing on the theme of love for young people It is. Popular songs usually have short lyrics and short song lengths than hip-hop songs Send an email: If you like this article or our website. Please spread. Share with friends and family K-Pop is complicated with Hip Hop. The world of K - Pop has a full range of interaction between Hip Hop World and Korean original underground hip - hop scene. Star like Jay Parka has entered the legal hip-hop stage in Korea after becoming K pop star, and some rappers are rap monsters of Banthan Boys and Brown Eyed Girls Milyo, and Korea I changed to an idol like. The lap group will sign up for K-Pop Entertainment such as Epik High. Over the past three decades, hip hop has penetrated popular culture as part of everything from movies to fashion to television. Initially, it was music that bridges the gap between these subcultures and the industry, but in the fast-growing hip-hop music, the brightest star in this category starts to take a central stage. An example of a rapper colliding with mainstream is the legendary relationship between hip hop and the feature television program "The Simpsons". Among the rappers I like, Simpson has become the most popular show. Simpson has shown hip-hop cards many times even in the Ice-T reference, even in Bart Drake's "Start from scratch". Please become your own jam. Snoop Dogg, RZA, Common becomes the latest rapper and hands their voices to animated Fox comedy which is being acclaimed with hip-hop music. This episode is scheduled to be broadcast this month, it is called a tribute to the hip-hop of The Great Gatsby. I think that there is a relationship between hip hop / black culture and popular culture. Especially in hip-hop culture, wrappers work with popular artists; this is usually a depicted relationship - wrappers use popular artists to gather media attention, thereby becoming mainstream rappers and increasing sales . This can be see

Hip Hop Culture: Trends of Young People in the 21st Century Hip-hop music contains DJs that mix rhythmic album passages on the turntable, but the rapper wraps the beat. Hip hop is a culture itself, with its own language, lyrical style, visual art, dance movements, and appearance. Fashion and music have a relationship based on their style of music. Grateful dead and hippie in the 1960s, disco in the 1970s and Madonna in the 1980s are examples of past creative relationships. Today 's hip - hop is called cultural reform and social reconstruction. Hip-hop was first developed in a group of drug-infected gangs in the Bronx, New York. In addition to the attractive and provocative nature of hip hop, it is mainly related to freedom, peace, equality and social harmony. In addition to creating a successful industry hip-hop, minorities in the United States also have the opportunity to express their views internationally, which is still a civil rights movement with practical significance today . Price (2006: 1) defines hip-hop as a multicultural form of liberating movement, a next-generation civic (human rights) movement, caused by young people in central Tokyo that were excluded, left behind and oppressed There. Age, sex, religion and ethnicity of communities of cities, rural areas, suburbs and the world " Today, hip - hop music has evolved into an important part of mainstream culture, the Washington Post wrote "How politicians guide hip - hop hiphops". It refers to the use of hip-hop culture in politics. Criticism against hip-hop is thought to be patriotic and even moral by a generation ago, and may show politicians, especially young voters, "apart". When a politician Mike Hackerby said in his book Beyonce is "spiritual poison," he was considered "released": God, guns, gravel, meat juice. During 2008, during the Democratic primary election of Barack Obama for his rival Hillary Clinton, he quoted Jay by "shaving off dirt on your shoulders" during the rally To do. Z, the spectators got out of support. There was no hip-hop hug in the party line. Republican senator Marcolbio is Tupac and gangsta rapper.

Lap Blues: Similarity between hip hop and blues Hip-hop music is one of the mainstream music of today, like the 1950's blues music. Stanley Crouch thinks hip hop is vulgar and obscene, he thinks that blues is one of classical music genres. In fact, these two types are similar in many ways. A very important part of Stanley Crouch's life is his love for Blues. Many of his papers are related to or related to the blues contained in them. Crouch talked about the subject he wrote in Blues. Because he was the subject he thought he was very familiar with. A couple of weeks ago, I completed an intensive hip - hop summer course at the University of California, Berkeley. In the 6-week session, I learned about the history of American music, as it includes exhaustive research on hip-hop music, spirit, blues, soul, funk and pop music. I will go to hip-hop. We studied the social, cultural and musical history of the seven major industrialized cities in the United States, New York, Los Angeles, Bay Area, Atlanta, New Orleans, Chicago, and Detroit. I studied how Compton, Auckland, places like the south and the Bronx were in today's place, imagined the hip-hop representatives and imagined how to systematically isolate them and make them internal . Monitoring and stigma Conscious hip-hop, or socially conscious hip-hop, is a hip-hop subtype that challenges the mainstream cultural, political, philosophical, and economic consensus, It is a comment. Conscious hip hop is not necessarily open politics, but the terms "conscious hip hop" and "political hip hop" may be used interchangeably. The term "national conscious wrap" is used to describe hip-hop music with strong political information and themes in more detail. The conscious hip-hop theme includes depiction of African centralizationism, religion, disgust for crime and violence, culture, economy, or struggle of the public. Conscious hip-hop is not to positively assert specific ideas and to request actions, but to aim to raise awareness of social problems and allow listeners to form their own opinions.

America, New York - A $ AP In the era of Rocky x Dior, it is easy to forget the time to take high fashion to accept the cultural power of American hip-hop music. In 1982, a notorious boutique of Daniel 's "Dapper Dan" Day opened on 125 Harlem Street in New York and sold luxury clothing of fake symbols of European luxury brands such as Louis Vuitton, Gucci and Versace. These brands are not fun. Louis Vuitton and Gucci appealed, the store was eventually raid and closed. But in addition to the clothes, Day sells beyond it - escape the group of youths in the city that accept fashion capabilities, they project socio-economic status beyond their capabilities. In the late 1980s, two of Ralphie's Kids and Brooklyn from United Shoplifters Association wore nothing but Polo Ralph Lauren, but we combined our efforts to become the team's goal, Lo-Life. It is the pursuit of high end American dreams designed by designers. Needless to say, this relationship is unilateral Tommy Hilfiger is a long-standing music-related brand and one of the first brands to accept increasingly powerful street culture. In the early 1990s, the rapper Grand Puba gave up Tommy Hilfiger in his music and began to put on his album cover. Hilfiger took a bold step and responded positively. In 1994 Snoop Dog appeared in the American television program "Saturday Night Live", wearing Tommy Hilfiger 's shirt given to him by the brand, Hilfiger continued to show Arya and Usher in his advertising campaign. By 1996, Tupac was showing a show for Versace. Today, hip hop is one of the largest cultural export products in the United States, and the luxury goods industry has accepted it as a means of marketing: A $ AP Rocky for Dior Homme, St. Roland's Travis Scott, Chanel's Pharrell Williams, the list continues. When Kanye West comes into the US version of Vogue, it is now normal, or Marc Jacobs' latest collection is the perfect ode to hip hop culture. How has the age changed? 1986: Operating a DMC to issue "My Adidas" is the first hip-hop to win a $ 1 million approval agreement 1997: Singer Aaliyah supports Tommy Hilfiger's Tommy Jeans advertising campaign to support the success of the brand 1999: Wrappers diversify into fashion trends and release Rocawear including brands such as Phat Farm and Fubu 2009: Kanye West and its team members will take over Paris Fashion Week, including off-white designer Virgil Abloh. 2017: Marc Jacobs recognizes the influence of hip-hop of the 2017 fall collection on T stage 2017: Designer Alessandro Michele quoted Dapper Dan's pirated Louis Vuitton jacket in Gucci 's 2018 parade. Did you know that BoF Professional first received a question about printing? BoF Professional 's annual membership includes unlimited access to articles, limited analysis, invitation to web events, and membership - only apps. Is not it a BoF pro? Subscribe here This problem is select. You can also purchase at retailoffashion.com and selected retail outlets around the world. In the recent season, hip - hop fashion style impact - relaxing trousers and nineties nostalgic sportswear - appeared on the high and end runway in Europe and America. This is another sign of hip-hop and fashion interaction. (For example, Jay-Z wrote a song "Tom Ford" for his 2013 "Magna Carta Holy Grail" album nodding to a fashion designer.) Ford sits at Jay-Z and his wife Beyoncé this year The Grammy Award candidate list clearly states: Hip hop as a kind of music, and artists living in this industry are cultural. In addition to the center award ceremony, Nicki Minaj, Drake, Cardi B, Pharrell etc. Hip Hot Par is deciding mainstream of pop culture and fashion. Since the 1980's, hip-hop music has become more and more popular and has become a symbol of every aspect of popular culture. One of the most influential areas of hip hop is fashion world. Fashion has been dominated by an untouchable elite, and designers and luxury brands are seen as more important than life. Se

When we talk about "dance", we usually consider a particular dance style. This can be anything from 'Running' or 'Moon Walking' to 'Doug' or 'Tap'. But breakdance is not just a dance style. This is a unique culture with its own history, language, culture, and various dance movements. Break dance or break dance is a kind of street dance combining complex body movements, coordination, style, aesthetics. People who show off this style of dance are called b-boy or b-girls. It is also called destroyer Breakdance is the oldest hip hop style. It is believed to have been born in the Bronx in New York in the 1970s. Inspiration of music can go back to the energetic performance of funk master James Brown. In the early stages of broadcasting, host dancing and break dancing, breaks - part of instruments repeated by DJs - are usually incorporated into songs to indicate break dancing In the late 1960s, Afrika Bambaataa noticed that break dance is not just a dance. He believes this is a means to achieve the goal. Bambaataa became one of the earliest dance groups, Zulu Kings. King Zulu gradually became power to be considered in the world of dance. Rock Steady Crew is the most important dance group in the history of hip hop and adds innovative acrobatic movements to art. From simple headspin and backspin to complicated power movement Music is an important part of break dance, hip hop dance songs are an ideal soundtrack. Rap is not the only option. It is also very suitable for dancing. Soul, funk of the seventies, even jazz music In the 2000s, the movie reappeared in the form of break dance. The 2002 documentary "Fresh Child: The History of B Boy" provides a comprehensive history of break dance, including its evolution and its place in hip hop culture. The 2007 documentary film "Planet B Boy" participated in this year's international record breaking battle following five crew members gathered from all over the world. Award-winning (SXSW Film Festival Audience Awards) The 2007 documentary "Inside the Circle" tells the story of three boys (Omar Davila, Josh "Milky" Ayers, Romeo Navarro) and the struggle to dance at the dance center It is. Life The German documentary "Neukölln Unlimited" in 2010 depicts the lives of two boys and brothers in Berlin who are trying to utilize their dance talent to make a living. The break dance action is integrated into the choreography of the movie which occasionally features martial arts. B-Boeing and break dancing, founded in the Bronx in New York in the 1970s, was a very interesting but difficult dance for B-Boys and B-Girls. Breakdance is a tool for self expression and the creation of visual art and it has evolved into international movement as well. Follow the steps below to learn the basic elements of break dancing: toprock, 6 steps, drop down, power move and freeze. 4 Understand the basic terms. The first thing any boy should learn is the difference between "dance" and "bboying". Boeing is the first term to describe dance and is usually used in the community. In the 1980's, the mainstream media invented the word "dance" to promote dance. Recently, a serious performer tried to regain the performance of the name "Bboying"

There is no difficulty or impossibility for someone to forge their own death and make it successful, but in this chart there are people who have lived today because I have done this in 1996. Tupac (2 Pac) Shakur is known for his rap and hip hop music, but he is also an actor. Tupac Shakur died on September 13, 1996 ("2 Pac (Tupac) Planet"). Almost all of Tupac seems to be eating beef and he is vulnerable to attack. Some of them are related to his rough growth. He eats beef and is controversial with many people; the most common is rapper Biggie Smalls A. K.A. Today is Tupac Shakur's twenty years after death, he is a hip-hop prophet, but still one of the best candidates to congratulate Mike. When Tupac was filmed in Las Vegas, I was only six years old and this night is still a mystery to most people. Back then, I was not a fan of hip-hop, but in reality, I could hardly understand what hip-hop is. The first song I heard from Tupac is "change" - a song about Shakur's growth struggle and the need to develop to make things better. Tupac lives in an "American" that is different from most of us His music and movies are my window. Because of this past, he is far from the perfect man, and the majority of his records reflect his life's problem. He is a traitor as this system is not suitable for him and the people he care. He put these cockroaches on the wax and made it possible to see the delivery method that everyone believes can not compare. There are many conspiracy theories surrounding Tupac Shakool's death, but the founder of Death Row and Chief Executive Officer Sge Knight ordered to die after Shakool and his knight's label, after which the East Coast rapper There is a rumor that it is trying to kill Notorious BIG. Please be careful of yourself. Another theory thinks Tupac is actually alive. After Shakur's autopsy picture appeared, the rapper lost one of his tattoos, suggesting that the body is a fake, and the real Tupac was hidden to protect. Tupac did not live in my life, but at Coachella 2012, an incredibly real Tupac hologram on stage on stage with Snoop Dog was performed live. This was an unforgettable experience for me. Things, let me new appreciation to hip-hop as a genre

In the 1990s, South Korea, where democratization advanced rapidly, began to allow the US military network broadcasting, and programs began to be provided to US military personnel all over the world. Hip hop is often seen on the Internet, and the depiction of that break dance captures the hearts of many Korean young people. By 2002, a Korean dance group called Expression Crew won the B-Boy and B-Girl's international convention known as Battle of the Year. As an important part of national culture life, the Republic of Korea Culture, Sports and Tourism promotes break dancing worldwide, and now a break-dance competition hosted by the government is held each year. The focus and skills of these dancers are strict, after years of training, they have completed movement and have built a very sophisticated occupation. At the 2008 documentary 'Star B Boy', a Korean dancer, a laser that is playing with the famous dance theater Gumblers, was considered the best head rotator on the planet. Another Gamblerz dancer said the laser spent five or six years to rotate on his head, he did not do anything else, to be honest, he said any other action I was not good at it. " As part of the BBC World News series "Korean Heart", Jason Lai introduced the popularity of break dancing in Korea. Click the play button to start the above video March 9 (Friday) Greenwich Mean Time 0655, "Korean Heart" in Greenwich Mean Time 1155 Greenwich Mean Time, 1250 Greenwich Mean Time, 1350 Greenwich Mean Time "Episode 2 Standard Time, Greenwich Mean Time 1455 Greenwich Mean Time, Greenwich Mean Time 1655 If you want to comment on this story or any other content you see in BBC culture, please visit our Facebook page or leave us a message on Twitter. If you like this story, please apply to the weekly bbc.com feature newsletter entitled "If you are reading only six things this week". Every Friday, a story selected from BBC Future, Earth, Culture, Capital, Travel is sent to your inbox. If you want to find a break dancer for your show and video, you will come to Roxy. Or if you just want to see new movements or learn new moves, I will come to Roxy. Roxy became a sponsor of the Breakdance contest. In June 1983, Pat Huji hired a professional jazz dancer Rosanne Hoare and was in charge of street art alliance, break dance, wrapping and graffiti art. Rosy officially establishes the hip hop culture base. The street art room did not happen as expected, but Rossi offered a house to a break dancer. She not only provides a feeling of being at home, it also serves as a dance guide to help them expand the possibilities of dancing. She also helped many dancers find business and do dance work. Most importantly, Rosy is - and is always there as a reliable friend. She accepted break dance Since its founding, break dancing provides a constructive alternative to youth culture and can replace violent urban street gangs. Today, breakdance culture is an unusual subject between dancers and athletes. Because acceptance and participation are focused on dance techniques, breakdance culture usually has been accepted all over the world without the common ethnicity, gender and age boundaries of subculture. Social interaction is centered on practice and performance and is sometimes intertwined for their improvised style. Although there are features of the dance school, breakdance is taught by experienced breakdancers to beginners and beginners, and it is informally orally given to the new generation. There are clubs and hip hop schools, but in organizations they are few in number.

The history of the choreography is also very important, but the thing that looks like a new, fresh, different choreography is usually a change that has been done before. As long as men and women live on this planet, they dance. Sports art is one of the oldest art. So I learned hip hop and breakdance skills for 8 months and went to a hip hop club every week, where I learned how to break the basic skills of Toprock and 6 steps. Today, breakdance became very popular and lit fire in the hearts of many people. In today's world, many people are doing professional dance. ("B-boy" 103) Break the dance all over the world. (104) Because of the popularity of break dancing, people who danced with a lot of crew appeared. (104) Every day, we are making a dance break which athletes have never tried. (105) Various music artists are using it with many videos and concerts. (104) Break dance is a past era, the dance in the new era will be very embarrassing At some point in the 1970's, New York's Bronx created a very fun and difficult dance of B-Boeing or break dancing, B-Boys and B-Girls. Breakdance is a tool for creating self expression and visual art and has evolved into international sports. Follow the steps below to learn the basic elements of break dancing: toprock, 6 steps, drop down, power move and freeze. 4 Understand basic terms. The first thing that any boy should remember is the difference between "dance" and "booing". Boeing is the first term to describe dance, usually the term used in the community. The word "霹雳 舞" was invented by mainstream media in the 1980s to promote dance. Recently, a serious performer tried to regain the performance of the name "Bboying" That intense popularity eventually disappeared in the 1980s, but break dancing is still a mainstream phenomenon and maintains exposure through absurd explanations common in business, movies and media. Breakdance is still a fun entertainment for enthusiasts, for a small number of people this is a serious competition dance with various levels of exhibitions and competitions every year. Toprock is a sequence of steps executed from the standing position based on a combination of coordination, flexibility, style, and most important rhythm. It is usually the first and most important opening show of the style, and it can be used as a warm up to transition to more acrobatic movements. By contrast, betting includes all the steps performed on the floor in six stages. You usually hit the floor with your hands and feet. In drilling down, the break dancers show the speed of their feet and the mastery of control by executing step combinations.

Today, the fact that pop culture and social media control many aspects of society, such as sex and sexual behavior, can no longer be denied. Many aspects of these aspects are defined by society as part of each individual's identity, which constitutes race, class, race, gender, sexual orientation, etc. In sports and music culture, these discrepancies become a way for our society to build identity, so the difference between these aspects is very obvious. For example, hip-hop music depicts that a group of specific people in our society is seen as a stereotype based on our society. Social constructive identity of our social environment also exists. Because we are also victims of alienation and the use of these identities. A socially constituted identity such as race, gender, class, belief, nationality, etc. is a fictitious boundary imposed on the geography of our social landscape. Just as fictional borders have a very real impact on the lives of all people on the planet, they are fictitious, but they have a very real impact on our lives and experiences . We will focus on the role of identity in school education and how the identity is built in society. Investigate the impact of power and privilege on fairness and opportunities based on socially constituted identities such as race, social class, gender, gender identity, language, (disability) ability, nationalism etc. We will explore a positive, anti-bias based asset-based framework. This course focuses on students interested in rethinking their experiences as learners by critically considering socially established identities and "ways of knowing" and the social impact of these experiences We are targeting. It also applies to those who are interested in teaching and those interested in thinking about what role tolerance, exclusion, power, privilege can play in education. Plato and Aristotle did not include the construction of identity in the rhetorical method of poetry. As a contemporary writer and poet, Gloria Anzardoo studies his experience, studies how to build identity through the process of writing poetry, and how the poet itself expresses identity. In Borderlands / La Frontera, Anzaldua believes that she is personally trying to accept her multifaceted self. She associates her personal struggle with the acceptance of numerous identities (ethnicity, language, sex, spirit, economy, ideology, emotion, psychology) as "boundary struggle" (85). She wrote an article about identity and the process of writing to adjust her boundary across each identity.

Once upon a time, DJ's mixing tape was faithful. Today, the opposite is true. Everyone can access it, and more and more users can access it. Completing this sentence, SoundCloud has 20 other live actors and podcasts, clubs and stadiums, amateur and professional, old and new, and 20 in Mixcloud. It is overwhelming, but this is a mountain of treasures as chronologically chooses the best 20 proofs we heard in the first half of 2013. 25 DJs who dominated Earth Tensnake, https: //soundcloud.com/everybodywantstobethedj/tensnake-essential-mix-2013-02 Essential Mix (16 February) DJ Tensnake of Hamburg announced that 2010 Club Bangger "Coma Method by "Cat" - patient friendly and relieved If you have never heard of me, I am a Super DJ Emiliot from Belgium Europe (do not forget "T"). I am a person in the air, Mixshow DJ, mixtapes DJ. I gave up 45 hybrid bands, and today I want you to know that I finally decided to give up one in the summer. I have a series of mixed tapes called "RNB Healing". There are usually some beautiful and sweet models (you will see them all, because they will not be at http://www.djemiliot.com/blog/category/mixtapes/rnb) Some -healing-mixtapes Please download. I was listening to some music a couple of weeks ago, it is very hot, I have an idea to make a special RNB Healing mix tape, my heart is just my "Summer Heat" I proposed to do version. Mixtape is related to RNB, so we need to stick to this concept. Therefore, there is only RNB music on the mix tape (I'm sorry, but I can also make it another style as soon as possible). As usual, I have mixed some actual clicks and some exclusive articles from known and unknown artists (I like to promote future artists). ! A new generation of DJs is drawing attention again. For mixing, they are bigger than ever, they are homemade, travel around the world, and sign a record contract with the public law. Loud Records - Wu - Tang Clan - with Mobb Deep and Xzibit signed several Funkmaster Flex albums and released four legal mixes. Tony Touch built history with his Power Cypha collection - a freestyle collection of major rappers. The 50 MC version is a magnificent feat that separates him from other DJs. Tony Touch finally signed a contract with Tommy Boy Records and commercialized the first volume of The Piece Maker mix tape. Did Roc-A-Fella Records sign DJ Clue? Exclusive contract to commercial release of several versions of his professional mixtapes The blending band provides opportunities to demonstrate skills while introducing to the new music audience at DJ. The blending band is a collection of tracks recorded on a tape mixed. When Kool Herc, Grandmaster Flash, Afrika Bambaataa appeared on the stage, he created and sold mix tapes and laid the foundation of prestigious classics such as "Steel Wheel Master Flash Adventure" and Bambaataa's "Planet Rock". In 1983, a London record company entrepreneur, Morgan Khan released his first future classic electro series at his StreetSounds record company. These inexpensive samplers are the latest American audio tracks from various DJ Mixes, available in vinyl and tape. Electro album is more than just an editor - they are actually mixed with British audience and early American hip hop movements. This series is biblical for any breakdance group and hip-hop enthusiasts throughout the UK.

"I am God" Everyone says who they are and what they are, but that is exactly where they are and tells others that you are yours. Kanye West is the most influential rapper who considers himself a "god" and connects himself to God. He said that there was no explanation, he was "the best rapper on the planet" and everyone said that he should respect him. West is also an artist / fashion designer and contrasts with Michael Jackson, but the fight against the fashion world is said to be the same as Michael Jackson shoots a video with MTV. He wants to change the whole fashion system and become a main fashion designer. Who is Kanye West? He is some hip-hop artist ... or I have heard of it. Of course, I am funny, but in fact, when you stop thinking about that, who is Kanye West? He recently opposed the idea of ​​supporting trumps, announcing controversial comments, and that black Americans need to be enslaved and enslaved forever. For Ta-Nehisi Coates, whenever he starts a rhetorical voyage and his whole M. O. he develops a habit of enhancing the custom of slaveowners. It is the original sin that allows Americans of all races to enslave slavery forever. Does Kanye equate himself with Jesus Christ? Kanye West publicly stated that he is a Christian; however, he also claimed that he believed that he was a god. In 2013, in the Yeezus album, Kanye West also released a song called "I am God." In the West's repertoire, the rapper constantly calls himself God, including identifying himself with Jesus. But "I am a god, even if I am a god, there is a row in my whole life in God". Therefore, you had better give up playing with God. "(West). He thinks himself to be a Christian, he praises God in music, but continues to raise himself to the same level. Therefore, Kanye's message is not yet clear, and this is the center of discussion. Kanye may try to state the point about inequality, or he may just be crazy

Patas and the company are doing hip-hop, jump, jump, and another fast jump, a small and very scary (LaRoe 84) monkey is walking from tree to tree. A famous patas monkey that lives in the wild grassland of Kenya, there is an ambiguous white belly, a small pointed point ear, and a "red hat" above the head. The little monkey has big eyes and is looking for the nut of the tree next door. He stretched his neck as much as possible and saw the four corners of the nearby tree until the last juicy red nut was found (Woodland Zoo 1). Do not forget the Ethiopian and the Sudanese Blue Nile patas monkey. This cheeky little animal has a black face and a white handlebar mustache. In order to complete the picture, we must imagine that the cup shot you at 34 mph - because the Pata Monkey is one of the fastest earth primates on the planet. But what is attractive is that there are still unknown species waiting for us in the jungle, and the new discovery has brought a warning alarm. Among the six new primates, experts predict that five people will eventually appear in the IUCN Red List after a more rigorous analysis: Loris, Tarsi and Lemur One of the most common primate social systems is a single male population characterized by most monkeys, most insects, patterned monkeys, marmosets and several gorillas. Here, an adult male adult male protects a group (usually) of philosophical-related women associated with other men, and as his term goes on, exclusive copulation channels with these women (ie polygamy) enjoying. Sometimes called a harem, these groups are always at risk of being handed over to non-resident men. Typically, this acquisition involves murder, where a new resident male kills a group of young babies. This behavior will cause her mother to restore her estrus earlier than others (sexual acceptance)

Skip unlimitedly to listen to world music online for free! Please select from over a dozen internet radio channels to highlight music from all over the world Examples of broadcasting featuring world music are VOA Music World, Transpacific Vocal Paradise of WFMU, ABC Radio National Radio of Australia, DJ Edu of BBC Radio 1 Xtra, and so on. DestiNation Africa, Adil Ray on BBC Asia Web, Andy Kershaw 's Show at BBC Channel 3, and C Harlie Gillett at BBC World Service Show. In today's world music radio program, you can often see African hip-hop artists, reggae artists, cross-border Bhangra, Latin American jazz group. Common media for world music includes public broadcasting, webcasting, BBC, NPR, ABC (Australian Broadcasting Association). The range of music that is thought to increase is expanded. By default, region-specific, or multicultural world music projects are usually displayed under the general category of world music. BBC Radio 3 The World Music Award is a World Music Artist Award organized by BBC Radio 3 from 2002 to 2008. This award was inspired by Ian Anderson, an editor of f roots magazine inspired by the BBC Radio 2 Folk Awards. The categories of awards are as follows. Africa, Asia Pacific Region, USA, Europe, Middle East and North Africa, Newcomer, Culture Cross, Global Club, Annual Album, Audience Awards. The initial list of candidates in each category is chosen each year by a panel of thousands of industry experts. The remaining candidates were voted by 12 jurors who elected the winners of all categories except the audience award category. These juries are appointed and chaired by the BBC. The annual award ceremony was held at the BBC Happy Music Festival, and the winners received the award "The Planet". In March 2009, BBC decided to cancel BBC's 3rd World Music Award.

It helped me solve my depression and gained the trust of others like me who likes music. Heavy metal bands such as Metallic, Disturbed and Megalith sang the real problems people experience, such as depression and suicide. Very dissatisfied You should scramble video or Inside The Fire, it is very graphic, but it is true, that's why it is my favorite music video. By the time they had never been seen a metal planet, they sang war, this is another great video. In my opinion, most of the rock music is mainstream and makes more sense. It is not currently said that not all mainstream things have meaning and value. I do not believe that rock concerts have a bad influence on young people, but frankly, hip-hop may affect people. But each one is himself and people should be allowed to listen to what they want without being bound by different influences. The day when I had never came was a wonderful song about the real problem of the world (post below), One by Metallic is also a wonderful song, probably one of my favorite songs. Through the rock music that influences pastor, teenage youngster, a series of writers of Thomas Moore prep Maria high school principal Michael Scully and rock lock of contemporary music point out that "(music) will become psychology" It was the key to a healthy person "(Allen) By offsetting the discussion in the classroom with music, Scully discovered that he was able to talk about religion and values ​​with children Did. I assert that the lessons of life can infer from music. Through interpretation of music and lyrics, he formed his lock information "course", full verse reading, theme and reflections around the student (Allen). In church and class, Michael Scully continues to help young people expand and develop their beliefs through rock music and promote religious development. Rock music is one of the most popular adaptable music in the world. It began in the United States in the early 1950s and is known as rock music. From the beginning it attracted the young audience. It often celebrates the joy of young people and sometimes expresses the frustration of young people. Many adults regard rock music as a popular fashion and regard it as a threat to society. By the mid - 1960 's, rock music has been widely respected as a legitimate art form. The popularity of music is widespread both internationally and from ancient crowds. By the end of the 1960 's, music went away from the roots of blues and country music. It was simply called rock music. Neither parent nor teacher, music changed the decade of the 1950s. Welcome to the decade of rock music. Rock'n Roll changed the world, but it was not just music. Music creates sports. People are not afraid of different things. The birth of rock music has had a great impact on many cultures and societies. When I think of rock music, I think music as a foothold for Americans. - Through the 1960s, pop music gave young people the power and emphasized the entire population. When the Cold War ended in history, social unrest, especially concern among the new generation, gathered ideas to understand their desires to some extent. However, unlike most social uprisings that were usually written in public documents in the past, in the 1960 's, rebellious rumors were introduced through rock music.

It was cold weather on Friday afternoon. Because outside was very cold, Aria, Blair, and I entered secretly without going out to Mrs Clark 's class. We went into a warm creamy classroom. Behind it there is an oak shelf with a cage containing Mrs. Clark's Pet Snake Register. Something standing behind the classroom next to Regis' cage. Strange things are covered with gorgeous gold cloth. As Aria said, at that time, we were still standing at the door. "I forgot the cake with a locker, I will return soon," Blair and I walked slowly towards a mysterious cloth. what? 1 This is my nightmare. My daughter went home with the man and said, "Dad, we are married." The attitude of a mob jumping in his arms. Before you know it I will drown myself with my hypocrisy, lay in my living room, lay in my life, my little foot butt, its descendants can hear me Because I was stupid to listen to my music and my voice when I was young. When I heard his name I was frustrated because I was scared of finding raps - music seems to have no melody, sensitivity, instruments, poetry. Or even harmony, beginning, end, music that is not in the middle, or music that seems not to be music will rule the world. It is not my world anymore. This is his world. I live on that, I live on a hip hop planet. I am like a nightmarish computer AM of my friend Harlan. There is no way to contain my dull lies, endless alienation, shame, humiliation. The moment of every honest work I am experiencing in my life is to mock up, write, teach, learn, communicate and double your sickness ... ... # Medicare 4 All, # Fightfor 15, # StopPoliceViolence, # EndPermawar, # No DAPL, # No Drones, # NoFracking, # EnvironmentFust, and elections are displayed. I will not say fair elections. It's just an election. We are running for Bernie, but because there is no election. I am working on a nightmare, so I am writing this article today. I passed through the hall of my school and heard the gunshot, I could not find my student's nightmare. A nightmare, my older sister 's college may be the next Virgina Tech When she wrote her farewells in a text message, she heard a gunshot and locked in the classroom. I dreamed that the news I got was too late. The only way you can stop a nightmare is to get in secret. Understand what each person actually means when using buzzwords like 'commonsense gun control'. Please understand what hinders these patients from becoming murderous. To understand why Caucasians are called "diseases", people in color are "terrorists" or "thugs". To understand how we can help the patient, provide the resources the teacher really needs, and save the gun industry from fear

Midnight Club - Ultimate Destination for Fun 2014 Executive Summary In this business plan, we will set up a night club called "Midnight Club" to explore entrepreneurial skills. In the past few years, the demand for good nightclubs for young people and middle-aged people is rising. The nightclub is a bit expensive, but the nightclub opens at Lifestyle Mall in Rajouri Garden in New Delhi. The business plan details how the club gains funds, collects target audiences, and conducts business related to profitability. The street racing video game series Midnight Club has been very successful in the market and can be used on many platforms. This series includes Midnight Club of the first titles for PlayStation 2 and Game Boy Advance, PlayStation 2, Midnight Club II for PC and Xbox, and DUB for PlayStation Portable for PlayStation 2, Xbox I will. Midnight Club 3: The DUB Edition Remix was later released for PlayStation 2 and Xbox. Midnight Club: Los Angeles is the first of a series released at the 7th generation video game console. There is a special guest who signs there. The planet xenon is open at noon and it is closed at midnight. First, I will explain the exchange between our club and club. There are many kinds of clubs with different styles, such as country, hip hop etc As the West End of Library, or 'Western Club' is very lovingly known, Marston is the two most popular learning destinations on campus. They all have a fun collaborative atmosphere that is perfect for learning with friends and working on group projects. They are all located in the middle (Marston is next to the HUB, Lib West is on the American big plaza). Starbucks is convenient on the first floor. Good news? You have choices! There is a small small study room in the art library, and you can climb the ladder like a bunk bed. (Specialty tip: Actually it is not a bed, but a place suitable for taking a nap.) The educational library is small, but usually it is empty and away from other places on the campus, so a wonderful escape You can become a place. In addition, there are many learning points other than libraries. My favorite is Pew Hall, there are even tables and sofas throughout the building, and even some snack convenience stores. Have you ever seen that all the students on campus are throwing a Frisbee? Please participate in Ultimate Frisbee club. Have you thought about whether Greek life is right for you? Let's talk about fraternity and fraternity at O-Fest. Please sign up for a new item in this semester when you go to O-Fest. You will meet new people and get new hobbies. Do you have a lot of blank spaces in your resume? Join the service club and increase volunteer time. Let's impress your employers by participating in specialized clubs such as marketing clubs and the American Society of Mechanical Engineers. Let's participate in club sports and show the relationship with the school. Student clubs and organizations are also looking for truly distinguished leadership opportunities. Whether you are a sports team captain or a club's finance director, there is a way to get leadership experience in most organizations.

Nahko and People's Medicine: The most authentic and profound lyrics I have heard for a long time, and the most verbose one. This man combined with powerful energy and a multicultural crucible to support the band got the item John Mayer: The same reason as Nahko, but as a result he took vague stratospheric lyrics and brought painful ignorance that was not of interest to other viewers. Lyrics are relatively boring, but the sound quality of songs is more diverse and powerful than Nahko. Kenichiro Nishihara: Various American hip-hop musicians such as both goodness, wonderful music, and Substantial (another favorite). If you tell us your favorite band, musician, or genre, most people can immediately reply to the list of beloved artists. Our favorite singer is fascinated by us with lyrics with powerful information and sound that touches us in a special way. In fact, most people have almost all the situation and emotional playlists: a simple playlist for discreet nights at home, a vibrant playlist for exercise, for a meditative moment Melancholic playlist. There are also angry playlists, we will find them when we need to shout We love musicians, even if they are alone, they are here to help them experience the enjoyment of music. Regardless of your level of music, technology believes that people can help reach music that you can not play in your favorite bands or orchestras. Even stars on our planet are democratizing music together. For startups like Antescofo, Paris is an excellent city located at the intersection of culture and technology. It is a wonderful opportunity to become a rich cultural scene and become the center of a very active entrepreneurial ecosystem. As a member of the world's largest venture park F F program, there are countless benefits of encountering and communicating with other entrepreneurs. Did you wonder which film stimulates your favorite band, or how does the filmmaker work with artists to edit your favorite score? Sound to the screen is a general function of exploring places where movies and music intersect. This time, he reviewed the "popular commitment", the most popular soul musician in Ireland in the 1980s. Do you promise? Is it managed by a wonderful Jimmy rabbit? What is the sound of the bow and the bad voice of the singer Deco Cuffe? Does the background sound from Imelda Quirke, Bernie McGloughlin, Natalie Murphy? commitment? Billy Mooney 's drum, wait, Mikka Wallace? What is the guard of the band before he takes the drum? The great Joey on horn "The Lips" Fagan? Have you ever heard of these promises?

Introduction The children of Emmanuel Jal talked about his beginning as a child soldier; he talked about excitement and this is the best that happened when he was with his mother and family It is one thing. Through the war, Jal was taught to be like a man rather than crying like a women in a weak position, he said, "Whenever I feel pain (for my brothers and sisters) I do not want to cry sadly. " (62) He is determined to survive both spiritually and physically. Emmanuel Jar is a musician, former child soldier, political activist in South Sudan. Jal accepted the power of music and used it to cope with past pain. The battles faced by children soldiers are never independent from the war in South Sudan, but only in some intense struggle to use infants. His autobiography "The children of war: the story of children soldiers" was published in 2009. Refugee Lual D'Awol grew up in Baltimore, Maryland, listening to songs and reggae. Because of the philosophical and artistic influences of reggae artists like Tupac Shakur and Notorious BIG and reggae artists such as Bob Marley, Lual began raping in 2010 - since returning to South Sudan he is I used his music to talk about the country This initiative led by Sudanese hip-hop artists, activists, former child soldiers Emmanuel Jal is also beneficial from Alicia Keys, a billionaire philanthropist and former US President Jimmy Carter Peter Gabriel. Guest appeared by former UN secretary. General award and Nobel laureate Kofi Annan. "This problem has continued for a while but we are trying to gather assistance to raise awareness," Jarre told about another genocide in the country and the fear of civil war. The trailer of this video calls for "the whole world" to seek peace. The feature of this episode is that children ask them to raise their signs, "We want peace," Jal said. This special event was sponsored by Ziya Tong, the daily planet organizer of the award-winning Discovery Channel, organized by Canadian record artists, actresses, peace activists and former child soldiers Emmanuel Jal of South Sudan. Please listen to the emotional words of former refugees such as South Sudan, James Thuch Madhier, founder and executive director of Rainmaker, Michel Chikwanine of Congo / Canadian, former child soldiers and activists.

Starbucks said it would close all its shops in the US 8000 company in the afternoon to teach employees to racial prejudice in the afternoon Last week, I announced the arrest of two black men waiting for a friend of Philadelphia Starbucks. The store manager called the police. Kevin Johnson, CEO of Starbucks, said in a statement: "I spent the last few days in Philadelphia, my leadership team is listening to the community." "This is not limited to Starbucks, but we promise to be part of the solution," he said. "Closing a shop to receive racial prejudice training is only a step in our journey, we need a dedicated effort at all levels of our company and a partnership with the local community." Starbucks said the training will be developed under the guidance of experts including former Attorney General Eric Holder. Sherrilyn Ifill, Chairman of the NAACP Legal Defense Education Foundation, and Jonathan Greenblatt, CEO of Anti - Traumatic League, will also help in designing the same Justice Justice Initiative and Demonstration as the Advanced Think Tank. Two men entered Starbucks on Thursday and asked them to use the bathroom. One employee told them that it was just a paid customer. When they were sitting in a store without placing anything, the manager called the police and the men were arrested due to intrusion. I did not charge anything A company spokesperson said that Johnson met two men on Monday and apologized for how to treat them. The company said that the manager who called the police is no longer working at the store. Starbucks does not comment on other reports that she quit the company by mutual agreement In addition, Facebook video on January, Starbucks, California stating that black customers are not allowed to use the bathroom when they say a white customer. Starbucks announced that it will close all 8,000 US stores in the afternoon of May 29th. Meanwhile, based on the arrest of two recent black people, announced that coffee major will carry out so-called "race bias training". People waiting for the place in Philadelphia. Hell, Starbucks employees do not need odor training. They seem to have very good racial prejudice. Scientists say that the meteorite filled with diamond comes from a lost planet. Scientists say that the diamond seen in the meteorite reveals the story of the "lost planet" dates back to the era when our solar system was first formed. Now, the planet of lost child? How can you now lose the planet? Why should it be a complete diamond? One thing is certain, it just shows how rich these aliens are - if they have the ability to throw us diamonds! On May 29, more than 8,000 Starbucks stores in the US closed their racial prejudice training courses. Starbucks will use this training as a public relations worker and arrest two black customers at Philadelphia Starbucks and will deal with the anger of the manager who will prevent such incident from happening in the future. Unfortunately, training of racist prejudice often fails, especially when an inexperienced trainer completes. Indeed, Starbucks is a well-known training host that is not an experienced comprehensive and comprehensive training expert, like Hip-Hop Star Common or Starbucks, and has not experienced discrimination-free training .