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    activist movements. Modern artists such as Childish Gambino and Joyner Lucas have been putting social issues into the foreground with their songs of “This is America” and “I’M NOT RACIST”. In expressive music like hip hop, lyrics often reflected the situation surrounding the artist. Hip hop rose in popularity because it connected with a lot of youth across the country and the world going through the struggles present during that time. As America evolved, so did its politics along with public…

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    Tricia Rose's Hip Hop Wars

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    of hip hop. The paper will also discuss many arguments argued by both critics and defenders. The main focus of these arguments relate to issues within the hip hop culture. Not only will it discuss the arguments, but it will also debate them. Overall, from this paper one will see that there is a purpose for these arguments, but that does not mean that they are always the best arguments. To begin, in Tricia’s Rose’s Hip Hop Wars, the author goes into great detail about the current state of hip…

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    J. Cole is an American hip-hop recording artist and record producer. He signed to Jay Z's Roc Nation imprint in 2009, then went onto creating his debut studio album, Cole World: The Sideline Story, in 2011. This album went on to be number one on the U.S. Billboard 200 and was certified platinum by the Recording Industry Association of America(RIAA). His music has succeeded due to his brutally honest brand of storytelling, and his themes of pain, angst, and irony. The topics of his storytelling…

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    Tupac Influence

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    For centuries, artist have used music to express their views about things that go on in the world today. Multiple rap groups and artists like N.W.A., KRS- One, Jay-Z, Nas, Tupac Shakur, and many others are artist that used their lyrics to talk about things that went on around the 80’s and 90’s. N.W.A was famous for using their lyrics to express their feelings and views on things that go on in the society. Political expressions are used in songs to show the importance of a certain issue that is…

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    Everybody is a rap album made by Logic. When Logic was creating this album he slowly found out that his goal was to be the people’s champ and to express that he’s biracial to show that everyone is equal. Plus to shine light on to mental health in the rap community. All these things are important to logic because he named his album everybody cause everyone is equal. Another thing is that he’s biracial and everyone treats him like he’s white but truly white and black. Lastly he’s has dealt with…

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    from a popular culture to create a complex composition. Graffiti art was connected with the hip-hop culture, which included rap music, break dancing, and disc jockeys. This culture attracted a lot of attention in New York magazines, movies, and films like the movie “Break In” which helped the society have a better understanding of this culture. Many graffiti artists became very well known at the time. Hip-hop had become accepted in the United States and worldwide making the graffiti culture…

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    Rap Music Research Paper

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    popular cities to show what the world was listening to. In all of the playlist they found that the most played genre is rap and hip-hop with rock in second (Musical Map: Cities of the World). Both are being questioned on what effects does the two genres have on youth. This also appears in the sale records of the…

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    Modernism In Rap Music

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    no people are on the rise like Lil Pump, Lil Yachty, and Lil Uzi. This could be considered the trash age of rap because of all the new characters that are coming up. But one artist that stands from the all is Drake. He is considered the one the best hip-hop artist. When Drake makes new songs they are always on the top charts making him one of the successful artists in the business. Drake’s song “One Dance” has over 1 billion plays on spottily and counting. But the song I wanted to look at was…

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    range. Rap has changed America not only with the message it sends, but with clothing, language, and all the culture it comes with. We can see the power of influence Rap music has had on the recent generation through the 1990s West Coast vs East Coast hip hop scenes in the United States. The rivalry ended in a violent and deadly way, as we can see through the Tupac and Notorious B.I.G murders. Rap music had the power to get completely different coasts and fans to feud with each other on a…

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    The Hip-Hop music of the 80's was overall more subtle in the beliefs it offered listeners, whereas music from this decade was more obvious with its references to sex, drugs and alcohol. In my opinion, the songs by men had more negative concepts about women…

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