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    Months later I'm in the same place. No music made, feeling like a failure, and trust me it's not dope to be 25 and move back to your parent's basement.” (Lines 50-51, 68-70) “He” refers to himself, he wanted to be like the rappers he idolized. Lil’ Wayne was Macklemore’s inspiration, whom he wanted to rap like. Yet, because acting like “them” meant doing drugs, that’s what he did to be like his idols. The Pathos is where Macklemore opens up about his life with drugs and people can relate to the…

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    “Jabberwocky” holds its place in many poetry anthologies. Or some disqualify rap as poetry because of its (sometimes) vulgar and superficial content. For example, rappers like Radric Davis (also known as Gucci Mane) or Dwayne Carter (also known as Lil Wayne) write about drugs and seemingly meaningless things. But they are merely writing about the way they grew up and what they’ve seen—once again filling the aforementioned liaison role. But Edgar Allen Poe is never discredited for his dark…

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    Stereotypes In Get Hard

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    The humorous and amusing comedy film Get Hard (2015) demonstrates the reflection of social attitudes seen in today’s society. Through the depiction of James King and Darnell Lewis the film reflects racial misconceptions such as the stereotype that African Americans are convicts, tough and dangerous. The characters James king and Darnell Lewis’ reflect the racial attitudes articulated toward African Americans. The characters do this by demonstrating how African Americans are viewed and identified…

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    Why Kids Get Payed

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    Rebecca Ruiz wrote, “.. making it cool for boys with low-slung jeans who idolize rappers like Lil Wayne to take the hardest classes.” This quote shows that the kids that probably didn’t care too much about school now cares and giving a good effort. Also it mentions on how it “transforms the culture,” This meaning there are less trouble making kids…

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    This analysis of racism in Oklahoma will examine causes, effects, solutions, and prevention across our great state. “I look to a day when people will not be judged by the color of their skin, not by the color of their skin, but by the content of their character” (Martin Luther King Jr.) Many people have been impacted by racial sayings and discrimination. The election of a black president has done little to help discrimination. Increasing interracial and intercultural communication in the world…

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    We can clearly see from the title that the song shows no respect for women, but rather downgrades women and portrays them as objects. Hip Hop songs doesn’t just affect relationships between men and women but also men and men. In another song by Lil Wayne Ft. Eminem, “Drop the World,” there is so much hatred and aggression. First of all the song starts with “I got ice in my veins, blood in my eyes, Hate in my heart, love in my mind,” from the first verse we can already tell that he is going…

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    Text #1: Written cite The first written text I will be analyzing is an excerpt titled, Elizabeth Cady Stanton’s Fight For Women, created by Elizabeth Cady Stanton herself in her 1898 autobiography, Eight Years And More. The purpose of this historical text is to show the struggle and fight women, and people of color went through to be where we are today. Elizabeth created this to mark a crucial time in her life where she would be taking a step in the direction towards women’s rights. When…

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    Modernism In Rap Music

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    the new artist for the 2000s are now breaking off and creating less music and the 1990s artist are creating there last albums. Now new groups are being formed for example, Migos, A$ap mofia. Also so wired 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…

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    first hit single and music video, “Replacement Girl”. In 2008 Degrassi overhauled the cast, which eliminated Drakes character. Drake was left with no job because he wasn’t yet making significant money as a rapper. One night he received a call from Lil Wayne to board a flight that night to Houston, Texas to join him on…

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    Poem Analysis: Drowning

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    Everywhere that I go it's a light show, I'm surrounded Bust down, bust down, bust down, bust down, bust down, bitch I'm drownin' Just bought a brand new chain from Avianne Nigga with attitude but I ain't from Compton Lil Kodak bitch I'm Polo'd down like Carlton Sniper Gang I put a nigga on a carton I'm the shit I'm fartin', I don't know how to potty Pull up in a 'Rari, I'm in the Yo like Gotti A Boogie, I'm goin Scottie, nigga drop my deposit I ain't Jamaican, bitch…

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