Raps Controversy

Rap controversy The most popular new music born in the 1980s was rap music. It was originally developed in New York City in the mid 1970's and was developed mainly in other urban areas among African American teenagers. It is very popular with the public of the city and will soon spread to most parts of the United States and the world. It replaced rock music as a creative force of music in the 80's and 90's. However, as was prevalent at the time, the lyrics of many rap songs are controversial.

The rap controversy began with the occurrence of the west coast gang lap. Ice - T, "Original gang" said N. W. A. The 1987 album "Straight Out of Compton" brought a more controversial gang rap, discussed the so - called "thug life" problem and pleasure. N. W. A. ​​is a group of young African Americans including Ice Cube and Easy Erapping, Dr. Dre, DJ Yella, Renn. N.W.A. expressed concern about the new fraud type. On the other hand, Easy E launched its own album, separated it with bands, and separated Ice Cube and Dr. Dre from N. W. A. And making his own record, Suge Knight founded Death Row Records, released Dr. Dre's influential "The Chronic" in 1992, and signed Snoop Doggy Dogg and Tupac Shakur, they were It will be a very controversial rap superstar

In recent years, controversy over rap music was at the forefront of American media. Competition from the East Coast - The West Coast affected the killings of rappers Tupac Shakur and Notorious B.I.G. Following the shootout at the school in Littleton, Colorado, contemporary music is demonized and political groups and media organizations seem to blame rap for youth violence soon. However, the critics soon pointed out some rapper's violent lyrics, but they ignored the rap's news. Rap is similar to other forms of music unless it is studied without historical or social background.

In a controversial subclass of Rap in the late 1980s, Gangsta Rap was announced with the debut album Straight Outta Compton. (Encarta) The Machlis and Forney state of the gang rap of the 1990s further expanded this style through reality graphic depiction in the city. Violent shooting of Tupac Shakur in 1996 and Notorious B.I. G in 1997 highlighted this musical style of violence. (607) Rhythm and blues do not only affect other music. It allows African Americans to sing their own experiences with their own style and their own language. Saturday night and Sunday morning are still in the church. Rhythm, blues and soul continue to flourish, and now it is more prosperous than rock music, rock music has become mainstream for many years. From the classic soul of artists such as D'Angelo and Maxwell to Sam Cooke and Otis Redding, until the eclectic experiment of hip-hop band Outkast's Andre '