...JESUS RULES Hey yo doctor, here's another proper track And it's fat, watch the sniper Time to pay the piper And let that real shit provoke So you's a wannabe loc, And you'll get smoked And I jope your fans understand When you talk about playin me The same records that ya makin is payin me Motherfuck Dre Motherfuck Snoop Motherfuck Death Row Yo and here comes my left blow 'cuz i'm the E-A-Z-Y-E, and this is the season to let the Real motherfuckin G's in, ya like a kid ya found a pup and now yer dapper, but tell me where the fuck ya found ya found an anorexic rapper talkin 'bout who ya go squabble with and who ya shoot you're only 60 pounds when yer wet and wearin boots damn E, they tried to fade you on Dre Day But Dre Day only made Eazy's pay day all of a sudden Dr Dre is a G thang, but on his old album cover he was a she thang so Nigga please, Nigga please don't step to these motherfuckin' Real G's Yo Dre, what's up? *bang* Boy you should have known by now Yo Dre, what's up? *bang* Boy you should have known by now Every day it's a new rapper, claimin to be dapper then the Dresta, smoother then a bitch but portrayed the role of gangster, ain't broke a law with yer life, yet every time you rap you yap about the guns and knifes, just take a good look at the Nigga, and you'll capture the fact, that the bastard is simply just an actor, who mastered the bang and the slang and the Mental, of Niggaz in Compton, wattz, and South Central never...
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...Young, Wild and Free “So what we get drunk. So what we smoke weed. We're just having fun. We don't care who sees. So what we go out. That's how its supposed to be. Living young and wild and free.” This is a portion of the song Young, Wild and Free by Snoop Dogg and Wiz Khalifa. This song truly defines who are the youth today. We cannot deny the fact that the youth is different and living life without thinking the consequences of their actions. This is the best time of our lives while we are young, curious and free so we must value and be grateful because it will only come once in our life. We can enjoy and have fun once in a while but we must bear in mind that we also have responsibilities to fulfill, not only for ourselves but also for our country. Have we forgotten what Dr. Jose Rizal said? According to our national hero, “The youth is the hope of our nation.” He believes in us and has a strong faith that we could do something for our country. It is not a burden on our shoulders but this is a duty we must do. We should give back, not only for heroes who fought and died for our independence but also for our motherland where we were born, grew and lived. The term – nation building or national development, is usually used to refer to a constructive process of engaging all citizens in building social cohesion, economic prosperity and political stability in a nation in an inclusive and democratic way. Going by the definition, it is seen that all citizens are to be involved...
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...then, it seemed like such a peaceful world. As I got older I realized there is a lot kids don’t realize. At the time I really wasn’t listening to the same music as the so-called popular kids, I more listened to what my parents listened to, which I think may have influenced me to not want to be like the other kids and listen to certain music or do certain things just to “fit in” with them. As for my adolescence, I listened to many different genres of music. I never really was one that just listened to one type of music. I was always open to new things, except country and classical music. I wanted nothing to do with those in my adolescence. Some of the main artists I can think of are: Alice in Chains, Metallica, Nirvana, Dr. Dre, Snoop Dogg, oldies and I also liked most dance/bass cds. When I was 16 and had a system in my car, like most teens did at that time, I liked most music that sounded good with the bass. I don’t think I used this music to fit in or rebel, I just listened to what I liked. I didn’t hang out with any certain “type” of people. Most of my friends also listened to many different types of music like I did. I didn’t judge people on the type of music they listened to....
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...senses, changes in mood, and impaired memory (Hall, 1998). A study done by Meier (2012) showed the long term effects of marijuana. This study showed that people who started smoking heavily as teenagers and continued use of marijuana lost an average of 8 IQ points between ages 13 and 38 (Meier, Caspi & Ambler, 2012) US West Coast rap music is rap music that is created in the West Coast of the United States of America, mainly referring to California. West Coast rap started in the 1970’s but didn’t become popular till the 1980’s and 1990’s. The main audience for this music were teenagers living in the United States (Lune, Pumar & Koppel, 2010). Popular artist’s/rap groups in the West Coast include Dr. Dre, Cypress Hill, N.W.A, Snoop Dogg and many more. One things these artists have in common is that they often refer to the use of...
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...Lamb of god Rise against Avenged sevenfold Crossfade Papa roach¨ Block party Guns'n'Roses - Sweet child o mine My Chemical Romance - Welcome To The Black Parade System of a Down - Down with the Sickness Goo Goo Dolls – Slide Bryan Adams - Summer of 69 Nirvana - Smells like teen spirit Alkaline Trio - Time To Waste creed my sacrifice The Animals - House of the Rising Sun I Wanna Touch You Maximes X.T.V Feat Jenna C - Show Me Love (DJ Ectic V's Tin Tin Mix) MAXIMES - LOOK AT ME NOW Dr. Dre - "Kush" (feat. Snoop Dogg & Akon) Crazy train . ozzy osbourne Purple haze – jimi hendriz dr dre next episode The-Dream - Love King "NJ Legion Iced Tea" by A Day to Remember Trey songz- does he do it my dads gone crazy Eminem Hailies song kato turn the lights off DJ UNA - Yo Yo, What A Domestic Rocket (Bootleg) Nelly – just a dream I'm On A Boat (ft. T-Pain) - Album Version AFROMAN – because I got high OUTLANDISH – CALL U Fools Garden - Lemon Tree Another one bites the dust – Queen JLS – Eyes wide shut PULS - SUPERSTAR (I'm Lovin 'You) Craig david – unbelievebel Cream - Sunshine of your Love I MADE IT – Cash Money Heroes Neha Bhasin Apple Bottom Jeans-TPain wolfgang gartner Darren B – think about it 1. This is your unique Visa application number. Please keep it safe for reference: You will need this number if you want to Log-in again to this website and access your on-line Visa application again. GWF010220776 Your unique Visa appointment...
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...is that Teenagers may relate to the poem and carry out the deeds mentioned. Which may end up to something similar to the dreadful ‘Columbine Massacre’ in 1998? 2 years later, 8 year old Damilola Taylor was stabbed in the leg and bled to death. Many people say that this was the spark that started the fire in the media reporting knife crime. Young people in today’s culture are under pressure to have a ‘hard’ status- especially young male. In a recent survey, nearly half of teenagers have been involved or affected by Knife crime. Violent gangs are also a major issue, many of them glamorise knives and guns as if they were toys. Also, many famous celebrities claim to have something to do with gangs or weapons. Some of these include 50Cent, Snoop Dogg and other famous Rap artists. Probably the most controversial of these involved the singer Katy Perry, of whom posed with a...
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...but rapping about the degrading of women, racially and sexually into the violence of war between gangster’s thugs and the LA PD. The Americans at the time when easy E started his performance as a rap artist, did not realize there was already a war in the streets of Los Angeles. His music was stereotyped as the cause of many killings when committed due to a drive by shootings. It was automatic assumingly made by local gangsters. Because of this new gangster rap music. N.W.A Ruthless Records Co-Founded By A LA Gangster Made A Change In The Music Industry. Eric Lynn Wright, AKA easy E was and still is "the godfather of gangster rap". Easy was a solo performer in the music industry. Music artists like easy e, Dr. Dre, Ice Cube, Snoop doggy Dogg, had changed the update of music in the American culture. Rappers of the streets of L.A, gang banging with lyrics of street life style as thugs, surrounding in violence, police brutality and prostitution. Easy E “straight out of Compton" was a gangster, and a drug dealer, a man with many women. However Eric, had a dream and envision to empower his own record company. The controversy with easy E and the other N.W.A members, was with the language used with real tragic, lyrics that contain violence, drug dealing, and degrading black American women, and police brutality. Changes...
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...Katie Peers 4/10/2012 English comp 2 Courtney Mustoe Does Rap music Misrepresent African Americans? There are many genera’s in today’s music world. Depending on who a person is, and what their emotions may be, there will always be a song or genera that one can relate to. Some music helps us relax, while others help us to get pumped up. Other music helps us study while some get us ready to party. Music can create closeness with a significant other while sometimes it can relate to our sorrows of a breakup. It can make us happy when we are sad, while in curtain circumstances make us sad when we are happy. Music can take over our thoughts and emotions that create a story we can relate to or a story we are unfamiliar with. It can take us down a street we have never been before. In some aspects this could be a problem. Some listeners might think all country singers are hicks from the south or mid west. Many might assume every punk rocker is a rebellious Goth. So if these presumptions can be made, what is there to stop people from letting a genera of music represent a certain race in our society today? In the past, music was limited by certain branches of music that could air on the radio and one genera in particular, rap, had to fight its way through the music industry to be heard. Its roots came from the hip-hop culture which includes rapping, graffiti, break dancing, DJing (audio mixing or scratching) ect. After rap was recognized, over the years, changes within...
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...Portrayal of Women in Rap and Music Videos :: 4 Works Cited Length: 1724 words (4.9 double-spaced pages) Rating: Blue Price: $24.95 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Misogyny and degradation of women is present in almost every genre of music, yet the one genre that completely revolves around demeaning women is rap. Over the years rap and rap music videos have continually become more sexual and degrading towards women. Rap has been criticized numerous times for this reason, and that is because rap is one of the most popular genres of music for the younger generations. It is more than a genre of music, it is a complete industry filled with clothing and other merchandise. The reason this constant demeaning of women exists is because rap as a genre that rewards the objectification of women. The excuses used to justify the misogyny in rap are incomplete and lack accurate support. The most effective way for this continuous cycle ends, is if the fight and protest comes from the women themselves. Men are the problem in the objectification of women but in order for it to stop, women need to step up and take control of the situation. Women need to act sooner rather than later because in recent years the rap industry has become more and more sexual. Ra... ... middle of paper ... ...Society 113 (2000): 255-69. JSTOR. 29 November 2009 . McLune, Jennifer. "Hip-Hop's Betrayal of Black Women." Perspective on Contemporary Issues. 5th...
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...Game Flow At the beginning of the game, all group member did not have any idea about of what the paper mentioned. They tried to describe the information of the paper in small group discussion. However, they did not get any consensus. After that, Kenji and Flo tried to ask and organize every member the information inside the paper one by one. So, they mentioned clearly the building style, size and location which all including in the paper information. In addition, they use finger to point out the more detail of the building upside down of the paper. Then, every member had idea of what the information is in the paper. Finally, they got the answer and placed the paper sequentially according to the game rule. As a result, team A was ranking #2 and only later than 1 mins by team E. Group performance They did not dejected although did not have any idea of the information mentioned on the paper at the beginning. They tried the best to describe the information on the paper. They have good communication within a group that address the critical information logically and clearly. No argueing and impolite action within the game. Flo and Kenji as a group leader that organized the information in order to have a effectiveness discussion of the game. Technical Issues Each member require to point out the information inside the paper clearly and logically. They use finger to point out the more detail of the paper information upside down of the paper. Managerial Issues Kenji and...
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...A reading Journal by Erich Anger Characterization of Ray The main character of the book Gangsta Rap is a fifteen- year old boy named Ray. Ray is faced with several problems at home. He is constantly fighting with his parents about the way he acts and his future. Getting thrown out of school doesn’t make Ray’s Situation any better. He hangs out with his two best friends, Tyrone and Prem. Just like Ray, Tyrone und Prem have been kicked out of school too. The boys love to rap together. They use their skills and eventually form a hip hop band. Ray is the lead rapper of the group and calls himself X Ray X, and he finally finds something where he’s really good at. Characterization of Marga Man Another important character of the book is named Marga Man. He is a Jamaican, who owns a very popular music shop in the city. He treats Ray, Prem and Tyrone as if they were his own children. He allows them to hang around the shop whenever they want to. He even allows Ray to sleep in the shop, when Ray decides he does not want to go home for the night. He has so much of a good relation to the boys, that they make him to the manager of their rap group, Positives Negatives. Review The book Gangsta Rap by Benjamin Zephaniah is the story of three boys who got kicked out of school in London’s east. But the boys get lucky when the principal oft he school offers them a chance at a playe where they would lern to danc, rap and put ther skills together with some other formal lessons...
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...Both the satiric piece “Bitches Ain’t Shit But Hoes and Tricks” and study: “Gangsta Misogyny: A Content Analysis of the Portrayals of Violence Against Women in Rap Music 1987-1993” serve a purpose to change the way women are portrayed in popular culture. These pieces effectively point out the fact that women are looked upon in a very negative light, though one is conducted as a study and the other is satire. The satirical piece also pokes fun at other aspects in popular culture. Beginning with the title, “Study Confirms That Bitches, As Suspected, Ain’t Shit But Hoes and Tricks” the piece pokes fun at common culture as well as academia because of the outlandish study. However, looking deeper into the article it is apparent that the piece exploits the way that society displays women as its main topic. The piece points out that this negative view isn’t a new idea as “Shakespeare used the sentence “Wenches art naut beside harlots and strumpets” in his private works, but it had never been presented publicly.” This gives a timeframe to the crisis. This piece really brings up the issue, however it lacks the resolve and seriousness needed to make a change. The study: “Gangsta Misogyny: A Content Analysis of the Portrayals of Violence Against Women in Rap Music 1987-1993” gives a better analysis of the same problem brought up in the satirical piece. This work is presented in a much different way and offers much more evidence and explanation supporting its claims. This piece states that...
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...The book that I have finished reading is a novel called Gangsta Rap, a story by Benjamin Zephaiah Benjamin’s main theme of this in Gangsta Rap is that maturity and responsibility is in the traits of being a man and stick to your family though tough times. Gangsta Rap is on a problem teenager name Ray that can’t seem to stay out of trouble. It seems as if music is the only thing that matters to him, like he would take a bullet for music (Hip-Hop) specifically. Ray is the oldest out of him an his younger sister Kory that is 12 years old and Ray is 14 years old that he lives with. Ray also lives with his mother and his father, Ray is on good terms with his mother but not good terms with his father do to some altercations in the past. Ray tries to focus himself by striving for him two buddies to make a real rap group. I honestly think that this book was okay .personally I think it could have been better in terms on the setting which is in LONDON…for Christ sake!!! I maybe would have liked it better if it took place in the United States like a “Hood” for ex-sample…just my personally thought on how I feel about this book. In my head I have right to believe Ray and friends are a bit posers because it takes place in London an friends is Asian and his other friend is Indian and u don’t usually so that in Rap. I would recommend this book to anybody that likes drama/family problems type of stories. Also that takes place over sea like Europe or else where that involve something that people...
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...Are you ready for this G, yeah? C'mon, man, I was born ready and dat Okay, aight, boom Big Shaq, hold tight, Asnee Scoopnum, ratnum, oosna Hold tight the girl-dem as well, boom [Verse 1: Roadman Shaq] Two plus two is four, minus one that's three, quick maths Everyday man's on the block, smoke trees See your girl in the park, that girl is a uckers When the ting went quack-quack-quack, you man were ducking Hold tight, Asnee, he's got the pumpy Hold tight, my man, he's got the frisbee I trap, trap, trap on the road, movin' that cornflakes Rice Krispie, hold tight, my girl Whitney (perfect) On the road doin' ten toes, like my toes You man thought I froze, I see a peng girl, then I pose If she's not on it, I ghost, hah, look at your nose What? You dickhead! Look at your nose Nose long like garden hose, shhh, you get me? [Interlude: Roadman Shaq & Charlie Sloth] Boom, man's gonna come back in (yeah, yeah) You know like that? (yeah, yeah, yeah) You're feelin' that? (yeah, yeah, bad, bad) You dun know, I see you shiverin' and that Don't get shook man's here (aight) You protected-ed, yeah? (aight, let's do it) Aight, boom, let's go, boom [Verse 2: Roadman Shaq] Hop out the four-door with the .44, it was one, two, three and four Chillin' in the corridor, your dad is forty-four And he's still callin' man for a draw, let him know When I see him, I'm gonna spin his jaw Take man's Twix by force, send man shop by force Your girl knows I've got the sauce, no ketchup Just sauce, raw sauce...
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