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    K-pop is a musical genre originating in South Korea that is characterized by a wide variety of audiovisual elements. Although it comprises all genres of "popular music" within South Korea‚ the term is more often used in a narrower sense to describe a modern form of South Korean pop music covering mostly dance-poppop ballad‚ electronic‚ rock‚ hip-hop‚ R&B‚ etc. In 1992‚ modern K-pop was ushered in with the formation of Seo Taiji & Boys‚ whose successful experimentation with different music styles

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    How would pop culture be defined? Firstly‚ what is pop culture? The official definition of pop culture is the entirety of ideas‚ perspectives‚ attitudes‚ memes‚ images‚ and other phenomena within the mainstream of a given culture. In the center of pop culture lies entertainment‚ and entertainment is provided and displayed by people known as celebrities. Why are they the center of pop-culture? Well that’s because celebrities consist of

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    l How Pop Culture Affects Teens Popular culture is all around us and it influences many teens across the world. Teenagers are affected by pop culture in almost every aspect of life whether it is music‚ media‚ celebrities‚ fashion‚ and even literature. These kinds of things have become top priority for teenagers of today’s world. They have surrounded themselves by it and have grown to love‚ even worship pop culture. Our main objective is to raise awareness to the significance of popular culture

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    Music in Liturgy: Harmony of God and Church “After silence‚ that which comes nearest to expressing the inexpressible is music.” - Alduous Huxley Music’s expressive nature‚ as both art form and communication mode‚ is unparalleled.  It possesses the ability to move us both physically and emotionally.  Though intangible and invisible‚ music evokes feeling and paints imagery.    This notion of expressing the inexpressible is at the core of Christian worship.  For instance‚ the liturgy is charged

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    CO130-A Mass Media & Society April 2‚ 2012 Women’s Role in Hip-Hop Videos During the last few decades and more specifically throughout the twentieth century‚ the music industry has had a tremendous impact on people’s perceptions of women. It can be said‚ that in the hip-hop genre women are portrayed as sex objects rather than important figures in society. Through demeaning images and lyrics‚ music videos in the hip-hop genre are a demonstration of how women are underrepresented and stereotyped

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    These clubs in chicago were known for the variety in music‚ illegal use of alcohol and were extremely well known for their crime. Country Blues singers and Classic blues singers were different by one huge thing. Country singers were mainly men‚ and Classic Blues artists were mainly women. Country Blues originated from field songs‚ field hollers

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    and his gift only grew over the course of his life‚ and by the time he was a man there were none who could rise to his level. Without his music no one could’ve closed the racial gap separating white and black musicians. No one could’ve united music genres‚ and no one could’ve made music videos into what they are today. Michael Jackson revolutionized pop music in America by becoming the greatest symbol of freedom of expression and breaking boundaries this world has ever seen. Michael was born in 1958

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    Korean Pop in Society Abstract: This research paper explores the beginning of South Korean Pop music first emerging in the early 1900’s and becoming a global phenomenon. It examines the correlation between lyrical‚ acoustical values connected to facets of Korean values and cultural influences. The background of instruments‚ choreography and tempos are uniquely organized giving harmony to Korean music evolution. Lastly‚ Korean pop has different reactions globally‚ as its influences in media have

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    strive to follow a career path that follows the stereotypical gender roles included in Disney films? Should your children be given a false sense of reality‚ where happily ever afters always occur? If so‚ Disney films are a

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    the norms associated with the roles of the different genders. It gets obvious quite early into the film that Bonnie doesn’t really fit very well into what‚ one could assume‚ would be the general assumption of the stereotype 30s woman. Neither could the character of Clyde be called the typical male hero‚ associated with earlier Hollywood films. Therefore the relationship between the both characters in many ways stands out in the way it breaks with the presumed roles of a heterosexual relationship

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