Hip-hop Culture Inside White Society
Hip-hop culture was originated in United States as a way of expression
of African American and Latin communities from New York City, specifically from
the South Bronx. Hip-hop is an artistic conglomerate that contains several
expressions of suburban arts, it is to say, hip-hop is characterized by graffiti,
break dancing, rap music and turntablism or DJing.
Hip-hop culture has taken the entire world with his sounds, dancing and
meanings. Although a big part of it is afro-centric, it has a wide reception in
white people, especially in white teenagers. Why does this happen? It may be
because many teenagers feel that rap music express issues of their own lives.
Although white people do not have ghetto-centric orientation they do
have dysfunctional parent/child relations as well as most of black people have.
Many white teens have an absence of a female or male figure, it could be because
some of their parents died, because they abandoned them or mostly of the cases
because they don’t spend enough time with their children and try to reward that
with material things.
White teenagers feel that something is missing in their lives as well as
many rappers express in the lyrics of their songs, so hip-hip culture as a form
of social expression is receive for very different people, no matter their race.
The best representation of this is the famous rapper Eminem, who is a white
rapper and is very receipt for everybody not because who he is but because of his amazing talent.
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