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Hip-hop music originated in the 1970s in the African American and Latino communities in New York. It began as a mixture of spoken words and jazz but later incorporated rapping lyrics performed over beats. In the 1980s, hip-hop grew significantly with more labels and became popular worldwide. However, violence between rival artists brought negative attention to the genre. Famous feuds like the East Coast-West Coast rivalry led to the deaths of Notorious B.I.G. and Tupac. While some artists promote violence, many argue hip-hop's real intention is not to promote this and certain artists steer clear of stereotypical subjects.
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- 2. Hip-Hop music is famous for its clever use lyrics and recognisable beats fronted by some of the worlds favourite artists; it has developed as part of a hip-hop culture which originated in the fusion African-American and Latino-American communities during the 1970s, in New York. During the 1970s it was mixture of spoken words and jazz however by the end of the 1970s it branched off towards rap (a chanted-rhyming of lyrics, performed in time to a beat). By the 1980s there was a huge growth in labels and rap was made public to the world.
- 3. However it has also brought attention to violence amongst numerous artists rivalries over the years and so today when people think Hip- Hop their perspectives of the music genre are over shadowed by the negative aspects. One of the most famous rivalries, East Coast vs. West Coast saw two of Hi-hops most influential rappers lose their lives-today they still remain unsolved, Notorious B.I.G and TuPac.
- 4. Many Hip-Hop fans and artists have spoken out and said that the association of violence with the genre is based a few artists and that it isnt Hip-Hops real intention to promote this. Artists such as Common, Will Smith, Run DMC and A Tribe Called Quest are acknowledged for producing songs and albums that steer away from the stereotypical subjects in Hip- Hop. Instead they produce/(d) music that covers social- politics, poetry and every day life. The general view of artists and listeners I found by my own independent research suggested that Hip-Hops influence on people was down to the individual and lack of understanding that lyrics are simply, lyrics.
- 5. According to recent youth violence statistics done by the Josphson Institute: Large cities claim that 72% of their school violence is attributable to gang activity. Between 1986 and 1992, the total number of children killed by firearms rose by 144 percent. From 1985 to 1993, murders committed by people over age 25 dropped 20 percent; but they increased 65 percent among 18- to 24-year-olds and increased 165 percent among 14- to 17-year- olds.
- 6. Generally concerns raised regarding Hip-Hop have been the rise in songs covering substance abuse, crime (Theft, gun crime, stabbing ect) and exploitation of women (references including: hoes, bitches). Many believe these have and will continue to influence young listeners and dont believe artists today are fully aware of the consequences allowing these contexts to be present in their music. A cross over of Hip-Hop and R&B has become extremely popular in recent years, some of these artists to have caused controversy with sexual references and violence. Rihanna, particularly when she released the single Man Down from her fifth- album Loud, the video began with a man being shot in the head. Her single We Found Love from her sixth-album Talk That Talk also generated controversy for its depiction of violence and drug use by a young couple whose relationship is turbulent; this video was banned in France.