Chapter two Hip hop throughout the years Hip hop culture rose out of disappointment and frustration. In the seventies the Civil Rights Movement ended but African American in some parts of the US still struggled. Out of troubled urban centres came hip hop. Hip Hop has changed significantly throughout the years and today it is a prominent part of popular fashion as a whole across the world and for all ethnicities. Over its history Hip Hop has taken many forms. From New York City’s obsession with fresh
“Gangsta rap made me do it.” Rapper and Los Angeles native, Ice Cube, stated it best in his 2008 hit. In the early 1990’s a subculture emerged that transformed rap music entirely and went on to affect an incredible amount of young people. Amidst rioting in Los Angeles and the election of President George Bush after Ronald Regan, this culture began to form as an outlet for young African American men to vent their frustration growing up in impoverished, neglected, and drug-ridden areas. These young
80’s Music and Its Influence Today Turn on any radio station today and you’re bound to hear a song from the 80’s. You’re also bound to hear a popular song that may even have and 80’s feel to it. Music in the 80’s made a big splash on society. It had this energetic feel to it that people loved. About forty years have past, nearly half a century, and the music of the 80s has still not died out. Instead, 80’s music is not only still listened to and played on the radio today, but it also influences some
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away in 2006. There is no denying the fact that he is the godfather of Soul, and he is the fabulous musician in of R&B and the founder of Funk, which is the type of music. Beside that, he also was being unique in many fields such as Rap, Hip-Hop and Disco etc. He recorded more than fifty albums, over 119single; the golden period of his music career was 60s’ to 70s’ of the twentieth century. His songs also had sense of landmark in the ethics sports. In 1965 and 1987, James Brown won Grammy awards, and