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    Rap Music Influence

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    many different types of music. Such as Rap and Hip-Hop‚ Country and one of the most popular Rock And Roll. Rap and Hip-Hop has grown to be one of the most trendy type of music of the new generation. Influenced by the sounds of jazz and old soul came about a new type of music. Rap and Hip-Hop usually starts off with a musical beat followed by vocal rhymes and rhythm. Loud bass and different drums are involved too. In the beginning of Rap and Hip-Hop they were performed by DJ’s‚ who used turn tables

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    the music industry‚ specifically the rap/ hip-hop industry‚ in the 21st century world been allowed to use themes that include‚ but are not limited to‚ murder‚ drugs‚ sex‚ rape‚ misogyny‚ suicide‚ and more? What are the effects of such content found in contemporary‚ 21st century‚ rap and how does this affect listeners and future generations to come? Rap in the 21st century is no longer constructed the same way as it used to be. In the past‚ hip-hop had special meanings‚ like fighting for human

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    Rapping can be traced back to its African roots. Centuries before hip hop music existed‚ the griots of West Africa were delivering stories rhythmically‚ over drums and sparse instrumentation. Such connections have been acknowledged by many modern artists‚ modern day "griots"‚ spoken word artists‚ mainstream news sources‚ and academics.[15][16][17][18] Blues music‚ rooted in the work songs and spirituals of slavery and influenced greatly by West African musical traditions‚ was first played by blacks

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    based on real facts. It gives clear insights on how the hip hop cultured evolved from 1980’s to the 1990’s‚ and it also exposed certain social issues that affected the African American society that lived in the city of Compton. Schechner defines restored behavior as “physical or verbal actions that are not-for-the first time‚ prepared or rehearsed” (Schechner 22). The fact the the actors recreated situations that happened to the member of the hip hop group N.W.A. that falls directly to the definition

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    Donald Trump

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    owns‚ and for making the two words‚ “You’re Fired” famous. Trump could care less about hip hop music‚ but when his name started popping up in the lyrics‚ he couldn’t help but get involved. Hip hop artists can make a connection with him‚ and vice versa. The relation between the two is the ‘businessman mentality’. Big-time entrepreneurship is solely what connects the two. It’s clear that Trump is oblivious to hip hop’s small-fries‚ or even upcoming artists. He doesn’t mind serving as their hype-man

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    Rock N Roll History

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    Kool Herc points to modern music’s overproduction‚ “On most records‚ people have to wait through a lot of strings and singing to get to the good part of the record‚ but I just give it to them up front.” There is little doubt the evidence of punk and hip-hop’s simplistic approach in search of originality show a clear division from the extreme excess of the decade’s pop

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    We Luv Deez Hoez: The Issue of Women and Black Masculinity in Outkast’s Music Hip-Hop is the top selling genre in the U.S. today although over the years‚ critics have suggested Hip-Hop has no real future [Kubrin 2005]. Hip-Hop’s emergence into mainstream culture and its success across America has continually caused tension with not only the media but politicians and other members of society. This has been due Rap artist’s explicit view on society from the Black perspective. The extensive use of

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    SOC202 notes

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    Week 9 Representation I Representation and Framing Representation Meaning and language are connected to culture -Figuring out and understanding how meaning and language are connected Making claims -Aren’t always accurate or realistic The ‘what’ of texts The broad‚ what’s being described‚ the basic summary of something Examples: Chapter 4 of textbook -historical theories How Facebook Changed the World: The Arab Spring -socio political unrest/tension in Egypt

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    Rhythm And Blues

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    Rhythm and blues is a music genre that combines elements of soul‚ funk‚ pop‚ hip pop and dance. Rhythm and blues (R&B)‚ which combines soulful singing and a strong backbeat‚ was the most popular music created by and for African Americans between the end of the world war 1 (1941-45) and the early 1960s. Such Georgia artists as Ray Charles and Little Richard and James Brown rank among the most influential and innovative R&B performers. At the start of their careers in the 1960s‚British rock bands

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    Public Enemy

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    Public Enemy is an American Hip Hop group formed in Long Island‚ New York in the late 1900s. The original members were Chuck D (original name Carlton Ridenhour‚ born on August 1‚ 1960 in Queens‚ New York)‚ Flavor Flav (original name William Drayton‚ born on March 16‚ 1959 in Long Island‚ New York)‚ Terminator X (original name Norman Lee Rogers‚ born on August 25‚ 1966 in New York City‚ New York)‚ and Professor Griff (original name Richard Griffin‚ born on August 1‚ 1960 in Long Island‚ New York)

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