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Mo Meta Blues Book Analysis
Now a days Hip hop singers are writing books about their memoir, but most of them have only one story to tell, and they are all repetitive. Memoir is a historical account written from personal knowledge or special sources. Each chapter in the book Mo’meta blues starts with a question that QuestLove asks himself, so he creates his book to be both memoir, and anti memoir in addition those questions makes his book to be unique.

Mo’meta blues book is a memoir because most of the questions that the chapter starts with, are in the past tense. That indicates they are all coming from the history. Furthermore, some of those questions are about QuestLove’s life, and his own personal knowledge. For instance, these are some questions that

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