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    The Pros And Cons Of Rap

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    were negative they were necessary to promote the abuse police inflicted on minorities. Aside from police brutality rap also addressed the everyday struggles of inner-city living. Legendary rappers Tupac Shakur (2Pac) and Christopher Wallace (Notorious B.I.G.) are probably the most influential rappers of all time. Some of their lyrics dubbed “ghetto poetry” that inscribed positive messages to their fans. They used their own personal experiences to express the hardships of drugs, gang banging,…

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    not matter that we did not know who he was and too young to even know what he was saying. It was just the joy of knowing that we knew one of our daddy's favorite artist's song. Another song that reminds so much of my younger childhood was "The Notorious B.I.G. – Big Poppa". Every time this song would come on my daddy would blast it no matter where we were. I would shout the lyrics as if we were performing a concert for the world to not only see but hear. When he finally finished, he would go on…

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    Black Masculinity In Rap

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    Masculinity, especially black masculinity, is portrayed in every rap and hip-hop song. Rap artist mostly portray hegemonic masculinity, or appear to be hypermasculine. Hypermasculinity is defined as the exaggeration of male behavior with an emphasis on physical strength, aggression, and sexuality. Major aspects portrayed in hip-hop and rap music are drugs, weapons, and sexual power. These three aspects form hypermasculinity, and are all in rap and hip-hop songs. Drugs are crucial to the…

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    Christopher George Latore Wallace, also known as the Notorious B.I.G., or Biggie Smalls, is commonly known for the imprint he left in the music industry. Aside from his death on March 9, 1997, Biggie’s passion is being carried over from one generation to another leaving an influence on music in the 90’s all the way to present day 2016. Smalls left his mark on the rap industry that is currently one of the most successful businesses right now. Born on May 21, 1972 in Brooklyn, New York, Smalls…

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    Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs, a towering figure in the music industry, has not only shaped trends but also stirred controversy. His life is filled with an intricate web of rumors and reported incidents against him. The public is scrambling, aiming to separate fact from fiction while still exploring the impact of these narratives on his career and public perception. As canceled culture is on the rise, these conspiracies are no doubt diminishing his legacy. “ P. Diddy” was born on November 4, 1969, in…

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    Informational Essay Ruth Bader Ginsburg or aka R.B.G. is notorious for her great accomplishments. You probably don’t know what she did or the achievements she have made. Ruth Ginsburg has made notable feats in gender equality, that are no small deeds, especially when you’re a mother in college, facing a sexist society, while still managing to insert females into a unfamiliar field. Ruth Joan Bader Ginsburg grew up in a low-income family in Brooklyn, New York. Her childhood wasn’t facile…

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    Why Music Should Not be Censored By living in America, you are given rights that protect your individuality. The first amendment protects an individual right to state their opinion without any problems. The three types of freedom of speech are pure speech, speech- plus, and symbolic speech. Music is considered pure speech which is strongly protected by the government. So if this is true, why is an artist's music censored? The art written by a musician should not be censored. Starting as…

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    One way hip hop evolved is the diversity of the styles. At the beginning hip hop in the 1970’s was mostly composed of DJs that mix songs and samples together to make a new music. DJs such as DJ Kool Herc, Grandmaster Flash, Grandmaster Caz and Afrika Bambaataa, were big artist during the 1970’s era. “ They began to develop in the South Bronx area of New york city focusing on emceeing and breakbeats (A sample of a syncopated drum beat, that is repeated to form a rhythm)...DJ Kool Herc Known as…

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    The Golden age of Hip Hop began on August 11,1973 and was generally the first in New York South Bronx. It started in a party where Dj Kool Herc used his turntables and got the people to party. Dj Kool Herc knew that to have a party going the mic was important because thats what got the people pumped. So young African Americans started to rap. SInce that day ,it was embraced by young African American men who invented new music using turntables to epress themselves and express their culture. It…

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    Many regard hip hop as offensive noise but many of the music’s elements have roots deep in American history and helped shape the country as we know it today. It’s earliest roots date back to the rhythmic music of tribal Africa. Much of the music consisted of drum beats and rhythmic chanting accompanied by melodic vocals and other minor instruments, such as, shakers, string instruments, and flutes. Today’s rap music is also centralized around heavy beats and the same rhythmic chanting, which we…

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