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Hip-hop originated in the South Bronx in the 1970s among African American youth. DJ Kool Herc is considered the founder, building on Jamaican music traditions to play instrumental breaks for dancers at block parties. Over time, rap was incorporated and hip-hop came to mirror problematic aspects of American culture like sexism, racism, and violence. Today's hip-hop artists are often depicted stereotypically, materialistically flaunting wealth, with women as sex objects in revealing clothing in their music videos. However, some artists like Beyonce promote more positive messages aligned with hip-hop's origins of empowering marginalized communities.Rap and hip hop within todays popular culture
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