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    enjoyable part of this entire process. Once I had the back ground music al I had to do was write lyrics about something that I felt passionate about. Then, fitting the entire thing into the segments of music that were created with my audacity project was an easy task. I really enjoyed putting how I felt about the band to music and a rap. I think that I might take up a second career in song writing. Once I got the back ground music the lyrics seemed to flow right into my head however, if I did not

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    forefront of the music industry, rap, a genre of hip-hop culture, has accumulated worldwide recognition for its lyrical ingenuity intertwined with its melodical backgrounds and creative beats. Its context is frequently lost between the profits generated and the negative lifestyles it glorifies; therefore many people look past its true significance within the African-American community. Given the historical significance of music in the African American community, as well as lyrics, rap is seen as a form

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    schools still running and teaching students (Fang). Schools everywhere, due to budget cuts and the No Child Left Behind Act, have been cutting the arts in order to make more room for more math and science focuses. Even though No Child Left Behind lists music as one of the core classes, it does not require testing, making math and reading a legal priority (Madden). The arts programs in schools must be preserved because the classes benefit test scores, pave the way for motivation and positive attitudes towards

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    Growing up in American Samoa, singing was everything. You sing in church choir, sunday school, at home in the shower, family evening prayer, in school, and mostly everywhere. Music is all about rhythm, and I’ve learned that you can always create your own music rather by rap, beat box, or in groups as well. It was a must for me and any other kid in American Samoa to be in the church choir or Sunday school choir. We never get to choose but to be seated in the front row and ready be to sing. Back in

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    Hip-Hop is their form of poetry is. Kevin Coval amusingly says that rap “dusted poetry off, took it out the closet, put Js on its feet, and told it to speak to the people, all the people,” and that hip-hop saved poetry from becoming “classical music,” meaning that rap prevented poetry from becoming an old, out-dated art form and renovated it for the next generation (20). Coval’s book, The BreakBeat Poets, says the creation of hip-hop music was by “latchkey kids in the crack era, left to their own devices

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    deep-rooted culture that has used rap music as its medium to appeal to its audiences. But time and time again, people have generally disregarded

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    Music Training Success

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    Does Music Training Make A Person More Successful? In our society today, music is very popular in an variety of ways, such as, we are successful with thoughts and ideals we have gained to master music. For example, great music can be created with good English and good writing skills. It gives the artist's the correct meaning of words. Training is the perfect method that could show great improvement with practice. It could help that person gain great creativity with music. Music artist's should

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    Society with Music

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    Society with Music Kyle Klemz SOCS 185 DeVry 8/16/2012 Dr. Dominguez What does music mean to you? Do you think it’s changed from the different styles of music and the way that music sounds from when it started? Music can play a big part and role on society. There are many different types of music and music festivals in today’s society. Music has changed a lot within the past few decades. Music festivals have pretty much stayed the same. People can be judged on the type of music that they

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    became significant within the music industry because of how far it strays from the lyrical composition of popular rap artists of today. Majority of rap artists in the 2000’s rely heavily on commercial producers and multiple artist features to promote the popularity of their album. Rappers often do not stray far from crude, sexual and misogynistic lyrics just to gain fame and cash flow for their label. As a hip-hop artist, J. Cole manages to gain more success than any rap album with no features. J. Cole

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    Hip-Hop and Rap The controversy of Hip-Hop and Rap being that it is “only about violence” or “uninfluential” is one that has been around since the eighties. But is it really all about violence, sex, drugs, or protest? Yes, there are rap groups that only rap about violence, sex, drugs, or protest, but that is a genre called “trap” music. When mentioning of the original artists in the trap music genre, rappers such as Waka Flocka Flame, Gucci Mane, Young Jeezy, and Lil’ Wayne come to mind which rap about

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