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    Bruno Mars Song Analysis

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    Goodbye,” he mentions “I’ve made mistakes/I should’ve treated you better.” Mars indicates how he’s capable of hurting someone just like others. This new song definitely shows a different side of Bruno Mars. Even though it’s not a song where one could dance to, Bruno Mars still relates to the audience. Just like from his previous song, “Grenade,” he still kept that vulnerable side of him. Even in this new album, he was able to include a heartache moment. Of course sadness is not the main theme of…

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    of hip-hop music, a vast majority of artists customarily gravitate to forms of expression that center around the objectification and degradation of women. According to Tia Tyree and Michelle Jones, “many have characterized the entire genre as negative” (Tia Tyree & Michelle Jones 54). The substantial presence and rampant usage of misogynistic themes is so evident, the disparaging criticism that hip-hop music receives is perfectly understandable. Negatively labeling the entire genre of hip-hop,…

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    Hip Hop is among one of the most popular genres of music and it is also one of the youngest.You have at least heard of one hip hop artist or song. It hasn't been around for a long time,it's only around forty years old.Although it does have a lot of history to it. There have been a lot of hip hop artist and it's likely that you have heard about at least one of them or at least heard a rap song before.Hip hop is usually always affiliated with parties,substances,and other related things…

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    By listening to hip hop and rap music teenagers will feel that what they are thinking about is normal as in that age they indeed have mixed feelings and ideas, such type of music helps them to feel that it is their human nature during this age. Rap music is a good way of…

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    To Pip A Bird Analysis

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    Considered by many to be the, “Most talented Rapper of his Generation,” Kendrick Lamar has become extremely influential and popular since the release of his hit album Good Kid, M.A.A.D City (Stone). It is this great influence around which his second and most recent album, To Pimp A Butterfly, is based. Throughout the album Lamar struggles in dealing with his wealth and influence: each song is a slow progression from an abusive, wealthy consumer to a wiser man who understands the good he can do…

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    boy image was the American cowboy and gangster/outlaw films. Many unemployed Jamaican youths found jobs as sound system operators for competitive dances in Jamaica. They were known for intruding and messing up competitors' dances “leading to the term dancehall crasher”.The Rude Boy lifestyle which was characterized by violence that began at the dances gave rise to a music genre. People began to associate with the term Rude Boy with ska and rocksteady music. Many artists sang about rude boys with…

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    Graffiti Pros And Cons

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    Interrogations by the Graffiti community Graffiti is a subgenre of Hip-hop, and wherever you find Hip Hop you will find graffiti. Graffiti artists do not agree on whether graffiti artists should participate in advertising campaigns… The conflict of interest here makes for fascinating research to investigate what happens when something subversive and anti-mainstream gets co-opted for commercial purposes. Converse presented street art as graffiti in style and motivation however the artists used…

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    In the music industry, their happens to be a lot of competition between different young male singers. One of the most famous competition is between the British boy band One Direction, and Justin Bieber. Both of these artists are very famous and popular to teenage girls all around the world. Almost everybody has heard about both of these artists and they are both definitely breaking records. Their fans, the Beliebers, and the Directioners are sometime caught in a battle of who is the better and…

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    The violent content that is heard and viewed from songs or videos may lead to copycat behavior (Hip Hop: Positive vs Negative Influence). Another negative influence is that it repeats violent behaviour and it may be accepted as regular or normal behaviour (Hip Hop: Positive vs Negative Influence). As usual everything has more than one perspective on how it is viewed. Though music may have negative things said throughout a song…

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    the first chapter of “Understanding Black American Aspects In Hip Hop Cinema” by Tani Sanchez. This reading made me understand more about the past and how hip hop music was born. It provided so much information about the history of it all. It explained how music radiates through people to better the world. Within that first chapter of “Understanding Black American Aspects In Hip Hip Cinema”, it focused on the aspect of importance of hip hop music, where it developed, and who it affected while…

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