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    Gansta Rap is another form of music and a form of entertainment for our generation today. Placing blame on the artist for creating music as a living‚ and blaming societal problems on the lyrics they have is not solving the issue‚ but creating more conflict. Rap music has always been‚ and will continue to be a controversial issue within society. The main issue is that Gangsta rap has a negative effect on society‚ and many people believe that Gansta rap is the cause of violent outbreaks. After reading

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    Hip-hop has been emerged in the early 1970s and took over the world since. There are so many reasons why hip-hop is so popular‚ not only in the states‚ but all around the world. One of the reasons is that hip hop is used as a representative of people’s thoughts‚ minds‚ and voices. People express their hidden feelings‚ and silently and peacefully protest through songs. It is considered to be a non-violent way of fighting. What makes hip-hop special is that “hip hop isn’t just music-it’s also attitude

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    Do you know why “New School” become so popular in the late 1980s? Hip-hop starts at the 1970s‚ the beginning of hip-hop is starting by DJ Kool Herc. All of the early artists of hip-hop‚ deejays or MCs‚ were named ’Old School’. ’New School’ was a given name to separate the different style of hip-hop depends on when does it born and what was added. New school rap came out and became popular because the new technology of drum machine came out‚ the new generation of musicians‚ and a new type of image

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    Rap has been around for thousands of years‚ recently acquiring a more hip-hop like sound‚ focusing on content‚ flow and delivery. Many rap songs contain the themes of gangs‚ violence‚ drugs and crime. Immortal Technique‚ a rapper who grew up on the streets of New York‚ wrote a song called “Dance With The Devil” with all of these themes present. The song tells a somber story about a young man getting involved with gangs and trying to prove himself by selling drugs‚ stealing‚ getting in fights‚ and

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    Hip hop is not only a music genre is also a form of expression‚ a life style‚ and a culture. Hip hop helps young men get out of the streets. One of the most popular music genres is hip hop even with all the cursing words and in some cases negative messages. This “negative messages” in most of the cases are the experiences and the reality this rappers live or have lived in the “hood” and thats okay because music is for that to express yourself through a form of art instead of stealing and murdering

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    “Growing up” is a pop/rap song sang by artist Benjamin Hammond Haggerty‚ known as “Macklemore” as his stage name and written by his coworker Ryan Lewis‚ featuring Ed sheeran who sings the chorus (hook) released in 2016. This song was included in their fourth album “This Unruly Mess I’ve Made”. In “Growing Up”‚ Macklemore gives a more personal view of his life to his audience‚ which he doesn’t do very often. In this song‚ Macklemore gives his daughter advice about growing up while Haggerty figures

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    RAP Model Application The RAP Model address the leader’s ability to act‚ the racial dynamics of the group‚ and the imperatives for the leader action. The RAP framework assumes that effective outcome in any multiracial group require that leaders carry out three essential tasks. First‚ they must recognize the critical importance of the racial dynamics of the group and their own ability to act. Secondly‚ they must anticipate the source of racial tension and help members deal with these tensions. Thirdly

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    Everybody’s Something by Chance The Rapper The song that I chose for this project was Everybody’s Something by Chance the Rapper. One of the primary reasons that I chose this song was because of his uniqueness and ability to convey a message through his songs‚ more specifically this song. He displays a sense of passion and concern for his fellow peers in the streets of Chicago. It is shown throughout this song with the techniques of imagery and imagination. He also uses a plethora of similes to

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    The rap group NWA was looked at different when they were making music‚ especially the song “f$#k the police”‚ they just told it how it truly was but lots of people did see that. The rapper 2pac shakur was looked at different especially where he grew up at and the neighborhood he lived in‚his mother Afeni shakur‚ she was a member of a black panther party chapter in harlem in 1969. 2pac embarrassed what he did because he was a voice for the people. The five guys from NWA came from total

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    Music has remained for eras attracts the heart of the people around the world. It brings the people together and also motivates other people. Rap or hip-hop started at the end of the 1970’s as a kind of street art between African American teenagers. But it wasn’t until Sugar hill gang released “Rapper Delights” in 1979. Rap developed from an old school style which based on pretty simple lyrics. And now it was developed to a new school style‚ louder and more complicated lyrics. One of the most rappers

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