The White Hip Hop Fan

White hip-hop fans' way If you are not used to the public enemies, subtitle names are their albums. I am not only a white hip-hop fan but also a white child who is about to become a rapper, and I am faced with the problem that society does not accept my type. I talked a lot about his views about the theme of White Hip Hop fans and interviewed my friends who had been thinking about it for a long time.

The truth (whether a white hip - hop fans accept this fact) Hip - hop is a black self expression. After brewing in 1974, this was a modern depression for the oppressed African-American countries. The use of environmentally disadvantaged black youth in the slums of New York City has created this self-expression called hip-hop music - through microphone, damaged walls, moist cardboard or stolen sound system. It is not important that Caucasians really like Hip Hop Art. It does not matter how many black friends are white, and it does not matter whether they grow in the dominant black community. There is still a reality related to the history and conditions we live in this world. White market propaganda against a decent country is active in desalination of the current hip hop culture. At the core and at the end of every day, hip hop is certainly a black culture.

If you are not Hip Hop, or a bit stubborn black, you will know that Hip Hop is one of the most "masculine" music genres. From ignorant, seemingly bad lyrics, they always grow on top of the hood until the fact that most rappers are regarded as violent thugs. But I can guarantee you that hip - hop is not to prove how masculine you are. Indeed, thanks to Hip Hop, the definition of men can change forever. According to my personal experience this may not be so much, but at that time it seemed like a rapper, but now seems to challenge the role and expectation of gender. Recycled pink from black men to the appearance of LGBT wrappers. This may sound far away, but the rapper ignores the "pretty" homosexuals "at first glance. Cat Williams and Snoop Dogg were wearing the nephew of a church girl.

Since hip-hop over-commercialization took place during the late 1980's and the mid-1990's (peak period), traditional hip-hop supporters advocated that they did not receive the education they had built I discuss with hip hop fans. Traditionalists also note that progressiveists not only build music increasingly far from hip-hop music, but also cause ignorance and misunderstanding among more advanced hip hop and fans of traditional hip hop culture fans I insist. These views have been sharply reduced in the last few years, accepting changes in view from traditional viewpoints and acceptance of hip-hop evolution.