Roy was very insecure about his body so he changed how he ate in order to get the body he wanted. Roy tried to change his body to what society wants and what major companies expect. Major companies put the idea of change is the only way to live life to its fullest. In the documentaries Jean Kilbourne’s Killing US Softly 4, Miss Representation, Byron Hurt Hip-Hop beyond Beat & Rhymes. We see how hyper masculinity and hyper femininity is shaping out society. Big Companies will do any thing to sell their product, no matter whom they hurt. Several major companies use gender stereotypes just to sell their product such as dehumanization, putting down people,
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In the documentary we learn “Through the media, young people are sold the concept that women and girls” values in their youth, beauty, and sexuality and not in their capacity of leaders. Media benefit from this because they sell products which what society thinks of a woman. They sell “chick flicks”, gossip magazines, talk shows, sitcoms, and super bowl; commercials aimed at only women. During the young age, children which kids are most gullible and buy anything they see. Sexuality is very obvious where only 20% of …show more content…
In the documentary we learn “Hip-Hope presents a very rigid and narrow version of manhood- one that suggests that to be a real man you must be strong and tough, you must have a lot of women and money, you must always be in control, and you must always dominate women and other men.” Hip-hop enforces the ideas of how to be strong and how to be respected. Major record dealers produce albums, which help the idea of being strong and not to be a “pussy”. As long these albums are being produced the bad idea of hip hop
In the documentary we learn “Through the media, young people are sold the concept that women and girls” values in their youth, beauty, and sexuality and not in their capacity of leaders. Media benefit from this because they sell products which what society thinks of a woman. They sell “chick flicks”, gossip magazines, talk shows, sitcoms, and super bowl; commercials aimed at only women. During the young age, children which kids are most gullible and buy anything they see. Sexuality is very obvious where only 20% of …show more content…
In the documentary we learn “Hip-Hope presents a very rigid and narrow version of manhood- one that suggests that to be a real man you must be strong and tough, you must have a lot of women and money, you must always be in control, and you must always dominate women and other men.” Hip-hop enforces the ideas of how to be strong and how to be respected. Major record dealers produce albums, which help the idea of being strong and not to be a “pussy”. As long these albums are being produced the bad idea of hip hop