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Kendrick Lamar’s third studio album, “To Pimp a Butterfly,” sheds light on the struggle of achieving rich and fame and the trials that come with. Rolling Stone and Billboard praised the album awarding it the best album of 2015. The album depicts the difficulties of fame by putting the trials and tribulations on display; the inability for those to adjust to their new lifestyle and the potential temptations that creep in. “To Pimp a Butterfly” has been both a divisive and uniting factor in its emergence

Human Trafficking involves illegal use of force, fraud, and coercion that pimps use to control children and adults for sex purposes (Blue Campaign). The people that take young children and adults are called pimps. The pimps will find out young children and women’s weaknesses and use it against them by telling them all of the things that make them feel better about their life (Frundt). Human Trafficking generates many billions of dollars per year. The victims of human trafficking will hardly ever

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In today’s society, young adults rely on pop culture to teach them the ways of the world. No longer do parents sit down and teach their children right from wrong. With practically all young adults having a smart phones or some type of technology at their fingertips, they learn how to act in society from what they see on these devices. This content affects various subjects, but the most troubling is the potential impact it has on human sex trafficking. Music videos are a facet of pop culture

Entertainment industry sees pimp as a culture that exists in hip-hop music; it has resulted in huge sale of hip hop music and creation of records in the music industry. Pimp in the entertainment industry has proven to be the main booster to the selling of a good number of music records and winning awards and given huge endorsement deals with real companies and a means of promoting the products in the market. The entertainment industry sees pimp culture as one that embraces men owning women, and this

After listening to Kendrick Lamars “To pimp a butterfly” album I have concluded that there are fundamental issues with the way the black race is represented in modern day media. This leads to black men and women feeling that they are not worthy of being members of society, this album’s intent is to reach out the black race and empower them with a feeling of self worth and pride in their race, it also stands to inform people who are not of the black race of the struggle that they go through both physically

sex. In today society pimp are glorified as a lady’s men. In reality pimp are not lady’s men pimps are criminal. The relationship between pimps and prostitutes is not what the society imagining it more brute than what people perceive. Many people think that pimps are harmless because of the movies and the songs. Society needs to look deeper than the surface when it comes to pimps and prostitutes, that the relationship is master and slave as in human trafficking. Pimp is person that force young

Annotated Bibliography Lamar, Kendrick. To Pimp A Butterfly. Top Dawg Entertainment. 2015. CD One of my sources is Kendrick Lamar’s “To Pimp A Butterfly”, the reason behind the choice of this sources is relation it has to my topic “Race in America: The Unifying Nation”. The story Kendrick Lamar is telling on this album first takes place at the title and what it means. The connection is to Harper Lee’s novel “To Kill A Mockingbird”, itself is politically aware piece of work that deals with institutionalized

Kendrick Lamar Wins Best Rap Album for To Pimp a Butterfly at the Grammy Awards 2016 & Is Already Sweeping the Night! Kendrick Lamar and his works were prominent at the 58th Grammy Awards, as he was a part of 5 Grammy Awards. Lamar’s greatest accomplishment was winning the “Best Rap Album” category, as he was awarded this for To Pimp a Butterfly. Songs off of the album To Pimp a Butterfly were awarded as well, as his songs “Alright” and “These Walls” earned a combined three Grammy awards. By gaining

Both of their works are very similar, because they both represent black people having freedom. That is most prominent on Kendrick's latest album “To Pimp A Butterfly” where he explicitly claims that black people are still being prejudice against. Two of his songs “The Blacker the Berry” and “Alright” basically share the same concept that Maya Angelou's poems consisted of. “The Blacker the Berry” had