The Catastrophe Known as “Hip Hop”

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