New School vs. Old School Hip-Hop

In the eyes of the general public, all hip hops are usually classified in the same way. Because most of today's hip hop lyrics are ringing in the same general way that they are always talking about money, women, cars, medicines, or some sort of beef. continue. However, what the new generation does not know is the positive and creative flow that occurred from the 1980s to the 1990s. Earlier in the day, like Tupac and Ice Cube, they had to demonstrate the mob, but all of them had reasons and appeal for it, and they agreed with the problems of that age did.

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?

The new hip hop school is the second wave of hip-hop music that began in 1983 to 1984, and there is an initial record of Run - D.M.C. Like LL Cool J., front hip hop (later known as old-fashioned hip hop), the new school mainly comes from New York City. The original characteristic of this new school is the minimalism dominated by drum machine "hopeless and exciting ugly / beautiful like 80's metal music - New York itself" influenced by rock music and hip hop music. The famous proud rap and social political commentary are all spreading in a positive and self-assertive way. In images and songs, artists showed a tough and cool streetboy attitude. These elements are in sharp contrast to the hip-hop bands where music before 1984 was influenced by novelty clicks, live bands, synthesizers, and "party lime" and horror and discos (before 1984 All artists did not have these styles). Billboard leader board 1