Evolution Of Hip-Hop

In 1973, Cindy Campbell was throwing a Back to School party. Cindy had her brother Clive Campbell spin records at her party, which led to the creation of Hip- Hop music. It probably started out like any other party in the Bronx, but Clive was inspired by his upbringing in Jamaica. Hip- Hop was created in the Bronx, Clive Campbell started it, and Hip- Hop has a big impact through it’s evolution. That’s why Hip- Hop is one of the most popular genres of music(Birthplace).

First, It was created at a back to school party. A party was being thrown on August 11th 1973. The theme was Back to school and they named it Back to School Jam (Birth place). I didn’t know that Hip- Hop was created that long ago. The fact that it is still popular today when it was developed more than 40 years ago proves that it is good music. I honestly thought it was made at least in the mid to late eighties. The party was thrown at a building in the South Bronx. The building was in the South Bronx at the address of 1520 Sedgewick Avenue. Today this apartment building is still up and running as apartments. You can search it on google maps. I think having a …show more content…
How people live. Ever since Hip- Hop has been a thing people live their lives way differently than usual. Hip- Hop has changed the way people sing, dance, and just simply live. It’s crazy on how much of an impact Hip- Hop is on it’s listeners. Since Hip- Hop people dress differently than they would usually. Hip- Hop singers changed the way they dressed and brought a new style. All the followers of Hip- Hop changed the way they dressed also. They say Hip- Hop has it’s own language and honestly it does.Hip- Hop has changed the way people say their words and also has a lot of cussing in the music. All the listeners catch on to that and use it in their everyday language. All because of Hip- Hop people have changed the way how they live their lives and have changed it to the custom of Hip- Hop (The