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    Hip hop fashion is a distinctive style of dress‚ orgiginating with African American youth on the scene of various American cities. Each city contributed different elements to the style that is now known all over the world. Hip hop fashion gives a proper image of the expressions and attitudes of hip hop culture in general‚ and has changed significantly during its history. Today‚ its an important part of the fashion world and is worn by people all across the world. Hip hop fashion was first found

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    February 5‚ 2013 Latin America Culture Duma Salas LETTER TO THE PRESIDENT In this movie they reveal themselves to be extremely creative‚ literate‚ and thoughtful people who are trying to get something positive done. The one word that kept on coming up was "community." That’s where the music began‚ and that’s why it keeps on going. It’s where the rappers came from‚ it’s where their heart still is at‚ and it’s why they are trying to change things. Many black communities are in dire

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    many different types of music. Such as Rap and Hip-Hop‚ Country and one of the most popular Rock And Roll. Rap and Hip-Hop has grown to be one of the most trendy type of music of the new generation. Influenced by the sounds of jazz and old soul came about a new type of music. Rap and Hip-Hop usually starts off with a musical beat followed by vocal rhymes and rhythm. Loud bass and different drums are involved too. In the beginning of Rap and Hip-Hop they were performed by DJ’s‚ who used turn tables

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    I have been talking to my Mom about Hip Hop songs she has listened to‚ and after listening to some‚ I heard one that was quite interesting. This song‚ Don’t Fight the Feeling‚ by Too $hort. The song follows Too $hort‚ and his efforts to seduce Barbie‚ a women from the rap group The Danger Zone‚ whom is just not down to be his toy. This song is very explicit‚ but has its own charm to it‚ in very weird way. In the intro of the song‚ Too $hort right away calls this women a ho‚ and tells her that all

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    owns‚ and for making the two words‚ “You’re Fired” famous. Trump could care less about hip hop music‚ but when his name started popping up in the lyrics‚ he couldn’t help but get involved. Hip hop artists can make a connection with him‚ and vice versa. The relation between the two is the ‘businessman mentality’. Big-time entrepreneurship is solely what connects the two. It’s clear that Trump is oblivious to hip hop’s small-fries‚ or even upcoming artists. He doesn’t mind serving as their hype-man

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    Kool Herc points to modern music’s overproduction‚ “On most records‚ people have to wait through a lot of strings and singing to get to the good part of the record‚ but I just give it to them up front.” There is little doubt the evidence of punk and hip-hop’s simplistic approach in search of originality show a clear division from the extreme excess of the decade’s pop

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    “advertisers who felt that ‘black radio’ would not reach a wide enough audience” (Encyclopedia Britannica). Its sound is defined by rhythm-and-blues or soul artists with mass crossover appeal. Today‚ urban music tends to be a phrase referring to hip-hop‚ rhythm-and-blues‚ and soul genres. When urban music first populated American radio‚ it was mainly black artists. Now‚ with artists like Justin Timberlake‚ Nelly‚ Eminem‚ and Mariah Carey (all who I previously mentioned as pop/R&B artists)

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    messages being conveyed through the art. Upon taking a first look of the album‚ the collage of papers depicting the artist seems simplistic‚ but in reality‚ a deeper look at the art reveals the portrayal of cultural ideologies‚ the impact of society on hip hop artists‚ and defiant identities. All of these themes presented on the album cover have an equal influence on the artist’s appeal to his audience and the representation of his identity on a larger scale. Ian Wright‚ the illustrator of the album

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    based on real facts. It gives clear insights on how the hip hop cultured evolved from 1980’s to the 1990’s‚ and it also exposed certain social issues that affected the African American society that lived in the city of Compton. Schechner defines restored behavior as “physical or verbal actions that are not-for-the first time‚ prepared or rehearsed” (Schechner 22). The fact the the actors recreated situations that happened to the member of the hip hop group N.W.A. that falls directly to the definition

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    What is hip-hop? Many believe hip-hop is synonymous for rap music‚ but it goes beyond that. Hip-hop is a form of art and culture‚ style‚ and language‚ and for many‚ a way of life (Fernando‚ 1994). The graffiti you see on bridges‚ the dances you see in the clubs‚ the hardened attitude that the boy who sits behind you in film class has‚ the slang you here kids yell at the park‚ this is hip-hop. In the 1980s the subculture at that time was deejaying‚ emceeing‚ graffiti‚ and break dancing. All played

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