Lyric Analysis: An Analysis of Okonma's Music

Art is often a guide to unconscious thinking. Even though authors focus on topics, ideas may find ways to talk about what they want. This applies to all creative expressions. That makes us reveal the secrets in this way. It is probably the easiest form to read and understand, although it requires a skilled writer to make it possible for him / her to put himself on the page. Independent hip-hop rapper and entrepreneur of Los Angeles, California, Tyler "The Creator" Okonma.

Gang rap music is often thought of as a lyrical depiction of violence and hatred. In this article I will introduce the results of violence of gang rap music and lyrics of disgusting women. The field of gang rap music was designated and the work of 13 artists announced at 490 songs was examined. One big discovery is that 22% of gang rap music contains lyrics of violent and disgusting women. Interpretation of demolition shows that in the context of patriarchal hegemony, it is necessary to understand gang rap music.

Theresa Martinez (1997) argues that rap music is a kind of opposed culture providing information about resistance, empowerment, and social criticism. However, this compelling sensational sophistication is to avoid analysis of clear lyrics that dislikes women and sexual discrimination. The current study starts with the departure of Martinez. Analysis of the contents of gang rap songs and classification of violent and disgusting feminist information. First, specify the gangsta rap music domain. Next, record the spread and severity of public events that severely dislikes female lyrics. This includes identifying attributes using crime categories and building meaning. Finally, provide an explanation of the decomposition in which gangsters' violent music violence and obnoxious women's lyrics are revealed in the symbolic coding of gender relations.