Hops

Rap and Hip Hop Rap is one of the pieces that begins Hip Hop, but Rap and Hip Hop were put together in the same environment that end up making an art evolution. Hip Hop is the music that backs up Rap (“Hip Hop”). Hip Hop and Rap begin in Bronx, New York on August 11, 1973.They were discover by DJ Kool Herc (Mize). The DJs that play the rhythmic music at parties or clubs made the rappers or MCs important and which became known as Hip Hop (The Social Significance…). Although Hip Hop and Rap are

Hip-Hop is a cultural movement that emerged from the dilapidated South Bronx, New York in the early 1970’s. The area’s mostly African American and Puerto Rican residents originated this uniquely American musical genre and culture that over the past four decades has developed into a global sensation impacting the formation of youth culture around the world. The South Bronx was a whirlpool of political, social, and economic upheaval in the years leading up to the inception of Hip-Hop. The early part

Hip Hop Hip-hop is one of the far-reaching cultures in the world at the moment. Over the years, Hip-hop has tremendously grown into a big industry. For example, most of the advertisements for stylish clothes and shoes in the US are currently done by hip hop artists. The aforementioned and hip hop music itself generates a lot of money to the hip hop artists yearly. Additionally, Hip-hop is one of the highest selling music in the US (Chang). It has also become exceedingly popular in other countries

Hip Hop is such a diverse genre of music. Within the genre of Hip Hop, there are also many sub genres that help support Hip Hop as a whole. Hip Hop allowed everyone to express themselves differently while being apart of a movement that was and still is bigger than just them. The most important and vastly used categories of sub genres have been broken up into four categories: Mainstream, underground, conscious, and gangsta (Mason). Each one of these categories have different sounds and audiences,

When you think of hip-hop music what is the first thing that comes to your mind? Is it violence, explicit lyrics, sex, extravagant fashion and drugs? If so there is a reason why hip-hop music is the way it is. There are also some details that explain that hip-hop targets the youth. Breaking down facts and opinion discussing problems from movies to music videos, fashion, poverty and the violence that all has affected the youth in the community. From shooting at the cops to shooting up movies theatres

Hip Hop has been evolving since its debut in the early 1970's and today includes far too many styles to list. However, as many of the other Hip Hop dance studios near me will agree, these are the nine most iconic styles of Hip Hop taught here at Virtuous Dance Center in Fredericksburg. 1) B-boying (Breakdancing) Thought to be one of the very first styles of Hip Hop, B-boying is characterized by acrobatic Power Moves, upright moves, and footwork. Dancers also punctuate their routines with a move

Hip hop is widely know as a genre of music that started in a New York City borough called the Bronx in the late 1970s, but it is more than just the music. Hip hop is a culture that consists of being a disc jockey which is also known as deejaying or turntabling, MCing or rhyming “rapping”, graffiti, fashion, and breakdancing. Hip hop was mostly an underground culture only know to the people living in the Bronx. Hip hop is a relatively new culture which fascinates most people because it of its somewhat

In your essay, “Hip Hop Planet” you discuss the roots of hip hop and how it impacts our world. I recognize your personal experiences and the challenges you faced within the genre may have driven you to write this piece. It was stated that hip hop is a great influence in our world. In another instance, you explain the message hip hop is sending and how we must to appreciate it. The motivation for this essay seems to be to educate people who don’t understand or respect hip hop’s role in our society

The Cultural Impact of Hip-Hop Hip-Hop is often mistaken solely as a genre or style of music, but it is more than that, it is an entire cultural movement born out of the ghettos of america where underprivileged and impoverished youth created a culture that would take not only America but the entire world by storm. Many people think of Hip-Hop as a historical phenomena that was created through a capitalistic economic system and a very racist government that was trying its best to segregate and oppress

I have read your article ¨Hip Hop Planet¨ by James McBride from National Geographic regarding your thoughts on the meaning of Hip Hop and your experience with the genre. I understand that due to your past with Hip Hop, and the culture that it brings, you had the urge to write this article informing others about the true meaning of Hip Hop, and how it can be greatly misunderstood. You began with stating that you were frightened by the culture that the genre brought upon people and the actions that