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Rap music must be regarded as a component in the greater context of hip hop culture.... oreover, Rose(1994) examines hip hop culture on a broader level and states: .... Tricia Rose (1994) also presents a compelling analysis of the development and history of hip hop as a musical and artistic expression of African-American people.... Rap is a popular form of music and a unique manifestation of young African American culture.... Rap is a popular form of music and a unique manifestation of young African American culture....
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Popular culture [Author's s name] Popular culture I.... What is ‘Popular culture'?... The term ‘Popular or Pop culture' has become an intrinsic part of modern society that consists of a set of phenomenon and ideology reinforced by media representations.... hellip; Although, it has no set definition but, generally refers to a lifestyle characterized by the ‘culture of mass-consumption' and contemporary ideas that pervades almost every aspect of the society through an unofficial consensus....
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hip hop.... hellip; hip hop music as a genre originated in New York in the borough of Bronx at the start of 1970's with the release of Sugar Hill Gang's “Rappers Delight” single and has to this day grown to become a huge industry that does not only influence music, but also provides direction to world culture (KRS-ONE, 2009, p12).... Unlike the US, the UK hip hop industry was founded at the beginning of 1980's and was cross racial, (Oliver & Leffel, 2006, P 48)....
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A bottle of Coca Cola is a classic example of how the consumer culture is equalized through transactions.... In designing clothing for the public, a designer must not only have a sense of how the evolution of the history of fashion has transpired, but must have a sense of what is important within the culture so that the clothing continues that communication.... According to Munich, the fashion in film gives further meaning to the communication that is intended by the look that has been created to enhance the overall design and look....
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Apparently, the impact of hip hop culture to the lives of the younger generation has reached the point of affecting their relationship with the self, family, friends, and society.... The impact of hip hop culture on the lives of the African American youths is indeed profound to the extent that it is affecting their views about sex and relationships.... However, because of the emergence of hip hop culture, these difficulties were made to appear as if it were a normal part of life (Sharpley-Whiting 12)....
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Although it is commonly known that initial rap and then the newer wave of hip-hop was developed by black youth's who hung on the street corners quite often, it's influence has moved beyond just the streets and has turned into a musical prodigy that has become well received by a vast number of races spanning across various parts of the globe.... Music is an art form that permeates every culture throughout the world as history defines this has always been the case....
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Music is an art form that permeates every culture throughout the world as history defines this has always been the case.... The Hip-hop music becomes more and more popular nowadays and it's influence on the social media and society hard to overestimate.... However one musical art-form known as ‘hip-hop' has swept over the world with a long lasting affect that is particularly noticeable in many people's daily activities and their individual actions....
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nbsp; Afrocentric rap that can be termed as conscious rap or social rap, political, Black rap, militant, or even revolution rap was most widely embraced and consumed by masses in the golden age of hip-hop in the late '80s to '90s.... frocentric rap has been a distant form of hip-hop that occurred from the late '80s to early '90s which were essential with the broader, lyrically, and musically.... "The Corner by Common Song Analysis: Is It Afrocentric or Not" paper focuses on "The Corner" which can be viewed as one of those Afrocentric rap songs which can become the cornerstone for the powerful hip-hop movement that focuses on examining the African culture in today's urban landscape....
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