What is hip hop? Everyone wants to be a
part of hip hop or rap. Hip hop is a style
of music, art, history, clothing trend, and
a part of culture. It has became very popular
since it was first created because there’s
not only African American rappers and
also even more groups.
Hip hop’s definition is a style of popular
music of US black and Hispanic origin,
featuring rap what electronic backing.
Hip hop was created on the poorest side
of New York City that not only produced
music, but also it produced break dancing
and graffiti. The DJs would make beats and
people would try to rhyme to them which
created rapping.
Hip hop is evolving more and more each
day. Hip hop was created by the African
American race, but it has evolved to where
everyone is a part of it.
Some people believe that hip hop belong
to African Americans because they were
the first to create hip hop. Some people
also believe that only black people can
rap, but they are all wrong. Hip hop
does not belong to any race or gender, the
only part of hip hop that belongs to the African
American race is culture, so anyone can
rap or dance and be a part of hip hop.
Anyone can rap, dance, or listen to that kind
of music because it hip hop itself belongs
to no one.
The culture of hip hop is just the way of
life. Hip hop’s culture is the not
only that but the way some people speak,
dress, and the things they do in everyday life.
Afrika Bambaataa’s definition of hip hop is
the way of life like the way a person speaks,
walk, and act, but the music is colorless.
Afrika Bambaataa is known for the “Godfather”
of hip hop so what he thinks of hip hop is
very important. Hip hop’s culture is just
everyday life.
Almost everyone is a part of the hip hop
culture. Almost everyone is a part of that
Culture because they listen to hip hop
music, they dress hip hop, or they grew
up in the hip hop culture. Just because
some people aren’t African American or
don’t rap because just listening to hip hop
music and listening everyday makes anyone
a part of the hip hop culture.
Some people grew up in the hip hop culture.
Many people grew up listening to hip hop
music, looked or dressed like hip hop, and
much more. Hip hop’s culture is just everyday
life or everyday living. Most people that grew
up in hip hop maybe lived in
In music culture today, the color of a
performer’s or artist’s skin does not
determine their success in the hip hop
industry. Some are Eminem, Iggy Azalea,
Yelawolf, Lil Dicky, G-Eazy, and
Macklemore. Anyone can be successful in
the music industry.
Hip hop has changed but has stayed the
same overtime. People then and now are
rapping about money, drugs, and a female
in a bad way or male in a bad way. It has
also stayed the same because there are
groups like before. Some groups from the
past were TLC, N.W.A., Run-D.M.C., and
Beastie Boys. Some groups now are A$AP
Mob, Rae Sremmurd, OVO, MMG, and
G.O.O.D. Music. Most groups are very
popular and others are trying to work
themselves up. People in most groups aren’t
good rappers and they are African American,
so the color of skin has nothing to do with
rapping skills.
Some women are underestimated in the
hip hop music industry just because they
are women. A woman can do just about
anything a man can do. People think that
women can’t do a “man’s job” which are
plumber, mechanic, truck driver, rapping,
and much more. Women can do almost
everything a man can do. Just because
they’re a woman doesn’t mean that they
can’t rap or anything.
Anyone can rap that has the skills and know
what is they are talking about. Rapping
doesn’t require a gender or race or even age.
there are even young rappers that are even
more successful than some older rappers.
Young children and adults can be just as
successful as the adult rappers that rap.
Just because they’re young and wants to
rap doesn’t mean they can’t be successful
because it doesn’t matter what the age of
someone who wants to rap.
No race or gender or age belongs to hip hop.
Anyone can rap, dance, or listen to
hip hop because hip hop is a part of
culture, art, music, history, and
clothing trend.