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    problems in society‚ it should not be used as a scapegoat for those who don’t understand the current issues in urban minority communities. Hip hop music is usually being targeted as something negative due to misperception. “Some violent imagery and lyrics in popular culture are responded to or perceived differently from others” (Rose‚36). Hip hop culture is seen as negative because it is a way for oppressed individuals such as minorities to voice their opinions. There are certain stereotypes attached

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    songs show true emotion and definitely shouldn’t be censored. Artists like Eminem‚ Jake Miller‚ and Tupac use music to express their feelings and emotions. In some instances‚ that is their only way to get away from the real world‚ music is a way for people to reach their emotions and taking that ability away isn’t fair. Songs like Guts over Fear by Eminem‚ Steven by Jake Miller‚ or Dear Mama by Tupac all have an inner message or a deeper meaning than what is shown‚ not many people notice that though

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    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 are Eminem‚ Tupac and snoop dog (Plasticlittleraps‚ N‚d ). Rap music can affect our mood and thinking. It also had a negative and positive influence in our society and audience nowadays. Q1. How does music

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    twelve-year-old is not ready to make. The targeted audience of Madonna’s song is white teenage girls. These girls generally have a more structured family arrangement. Not always‚ but communications are usually open in these families. In her song‚ Madonna’s lyrics say "You always taught me right from wrong‚ I need your help daddy please be strong‚ I may be young at heart but I know what I’m saying‚ The one you warned me all about‚ The one you said I could do with out". Her father gave her advice to stay away

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    Rapp Is Poetry

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    issues‚ poverty and riches‚ and life involvements. They entwine these thoughts artistically and creatively within strong rhythms and captivating tunes that capture the minds of the listener. The mind-set of today’s adolescence can be found within the lyrics of the music that they listen to. Both rappers and poets write about the same subjects. For example the rap unit NWA‚ and the poet Alice Walker‚ both talk about the topic of being from a compression race. Alice Walker writes in one of her poems

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    span of just a few years. By the early 1990’s‚ gangster rap had a home at the top of the charts. Some of the artists responsible for this were Dr. Dre and Eazy-E‚ both former members of N.W.A.‚ Snoop Dogg‚ Tupac Shakur‚ and Ice-T. While each of these rappers showcased a unique style‚ the lyrics in their work talked about acts of violence‚ discrimination‚ and sex in a way that made them appear common and acceptable. The nature

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    for them to be viewed as targets to be defaced and abused.” This statement is confirmed true there are many African American women in the hip-hop culture that are disrespected or abused in some type of way during the making of a video or even the lyrics of a song. There are many ways African American women of the hip-hop culture are being abused and disrespected. Some video women or as others would call them “Video Vixens” start off as strippers. The artists go out to these strip clubs see the women

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    Rapping Rapping (or emceeing‚ MCing‚ spitting bars‚ or rhyming) is "spoken or chanted rhyming lyrics". The components of rapping include "content"‚ "flow" (rhythm and rhyme)‚ and "delivery". Rapping is distinct from spoken word poetry in that it is performed in time to a beat. Rapping is often associated with and a primary ingredient of hip hop music‚ but the origins of the phenomenon can be said to predate hip hop culture by centuries. It can also be found in alternative rock such as that of Cake and

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    Sociology of Hip Hop Hip hop itself is a hustle and rappers have used it as a legitimate mean to make money and to establish a Black economic power in a mainstream society (Garnes‚ 2009). This being said‚ hustling was rooted in the poor urban communities of the United States and was a viable alternative for those reprimanded by the oppression exerted from the White America. Hip Hop was their voice‚ and through this art each artists has engaged the image of the black hustler into their music

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    Hip-hop are too different style of music. when listening to (rap music) its more with Rhyming‚ with vulgar words‚ and raw beats-- some rap artists are Mos Def‚ Tupac‚ Notorious BIG‚ Wu- Tang‚ and Dr. Dre. As For hip- hop‚ it’s really popular in the black community because it has more of upbeat dance music‚ and less vulgarity in their lyrics‚ some hip-hop artist can be Outkast‚ P Diddy‚ Nelly‚ Ja Rule‚ and a lot more. During the 1980s‚ hip-hop and rap both represent the culture‚ of African American

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