Hip Hop Culture

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.