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    Frank Ocean

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    better known by his stage name Frank Ocean‚ is an American singer-songwriter from New Orleans‚ Louisiana. Ocean’s early career was as a ghostwriter for artists such as Brandy‚ Justin Bieber‚ and John Legend. In 2010‚ he became a member of alternative hip hop collective OFWGKTA‚ and his debut mixtape‚ Nostalgia‚ Ultra‚ was released the following year to critical acclaim. He released two singles: "Novacane" and ’Swim Good"‚ which both achieved chart success. The mixtape gained the interest of recording

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    Zirin: Racism In Sports

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    been intertwined with hip hop. In the early 80’s‚ basketball saw a rise in participation because of the economic state of our country. Hip hop artists were very fond of basketball‚ even making songs about the game. Even Michael Jordan who was the game’s biggest star‚ was brought out with Public Enemy on Saturday Night Live in 1991. (p.108) Towards the mid 90’s and early 2000’s another star was born in the NBA and he was very much into the hip hop culture also. However‚ hip hop was a very fun story

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    Cardi B Essay

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    The face of hip-hop is one that changes almost every five years. Every four to five years we see a distinct change of sound in the genre creating room for up and coming artists to make an impact in the industry. From what we’ve seen as of late‚ the era of Soundcloud rappers have taken hip-hop by storm generating new talent almost every day. Few of the artists have been able to separate themselves from the pact‚ making them some of the hottest newer acts in the game. While we know acts like Drake

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    The History Of Rap Music

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    Rap music‚ likewise often called hip-hop music‚ is a style of popular music believed to have its starting point in African-American urban neighborhood culture. Generally rap music is quite simply to define. When it comes to rap songs‚ emphazes in on rhyrhm and rap artist instead of singing are mostly talk the lyrics in different pace and rhythm. However during time rap music has developed in many specific ways‚ like what is called hip hop with often complex‚ poetry lyrics than by its topic. Also

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    Nicki Minaj

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    http://www.theroot.com/views/bride-blackenstein-not-offensive-our-favorite-shows Favorite Shows Before we get too outraged over Nicki Minaj’s guest stint on SNL‚ let’s shift our focus to the portrayal of black women on reality TV. By: Jacque Reid | Posted: December 31‚ 1969 at 7:00 PM Tweet EmailPrintText Size Nicki Minaj’s ’Bride of Blackenstein’: Less Offensive Than Our Favorite Shows Before we get too outraged over Nicki Minaj’s guest stint on SNL‚ let’s shift our focus to

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    shit. Whilst pondering the idea of Hip-Hop’s ’Mount Rushmore’‚ it dawned on me that there can be some pretty wild comparisons made between plenty of U.S. presidents and rappers throughout history. So why not compare all of them? George Washington / Afrika Bambaataa: George Washington was‚ of course‚ our very first pres. Afrika Bambaataa is one of the most well-known ’Founding Fathers’ of Hip-Hop. Planet Rock is one of the absolute best and most monumental hip-hop records of all time‚ and George Washington

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    gives that question its own paragraph‚ is that he strives to underscore the momentous implications of the posed rhetorical question. Delving deeper into the specifics‚ he essentially exhorts the audience to capture the essence of the vast role that hip hop has played‚ throughout the course of history‚ in coalescing the African American community. Evidence from the text that further bolsters this claim is shown when the author states‚ “Today‚ 2 percent of the Earth’s adult population owns more than 50

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    Kendrick Lamar

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    part of the culture that would only lead him to the graveyard or the prison yard. By doing this and devoting his time to spreading “ the word” he has been very successful and has brought attention to the problems in the world. This is why he has Hip-Hop in the palm of his hand‚ he does not portray the lavish life‚ he speaks about hardship‚ and struggles in life and the pain of life. A prime example of this are the songs from his album To Pimp a Butterfly‚ the songs U and Alright. In the song U he

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    Violence in Rap Music

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    Katasia Green Mrs. Hunt Research Paper 1 March 2013 Violence in Rap music Rap music has become more of a distinctive music genre over the past few decades. Rap music and hip hop is only good for dance and for parties too. Sources of information that describe people growing oppression‚ and declining for advancement. Its sounds‚ images‚ and attitude consist of the people‚ races and cultures. There are many rappers in the business who use negative and bad language such as Grandmaster Flash‚

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    Falicia English Manipulation of Black Art According to the Merriam-Webster’s online dictionary‚ gangsta rap is defined as “rap music with lyrics explicitly portraying the violence and drug use of urban gang life and typically expressing hostility toward whites‚ women‚ and civil authority” This definition could disturb many that attempt to find a clear understanding of a culture wrongfully portrayed. Gangsta rap was originally a form of expressing inequalities in society and has changed the

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