Rap controls the world. I was there when rap was young. I was a youngster for real when The Sugar Hill Gang, Kurtis Blow and Mille Mel And The Furious Five was first hitting NYC radio. I seen the changes in the whole culture from clothing, slang, dance and aggressive behavior. The artists mentioned above used to rap about problems in the hood as far as being broke and the struggle. A few years later breakdancing came into play which first introduced battling into the game as breakdancers actually battled with their unique dance moves. Michael Jackson did not start the moonwalk, that got popping in the hood early eighties. Then drug dealing came into the game and rappers started dropping verses about flipping kilos and selling crack, getting money, gold chains, teeth and earrings and all the crazy stuff you saw on the wire. The diamond came into play and the fashion started spreading nationwide. Skipping to the future, all directions started getting into the game and on radio stations in their areas. Rap started really popping and went worldwide. NYC gangster rap and West coast gangster rap blew up and everybody turned thugs. Then later on many influential styles came in and then came Drill rap. The worst of them all because you went directly at opponents and not just dissed rapper sideways. Drill brought out that true murder in the game and now people worldwide got opps. Point is, rap can steer the masses to the next faze of humankind. For instance if rappers started rapping about peace and it blew up, and radio stations only played those songs for the next 10 years the world would start to slowly become more peaceful, but we know that’s not happening because media wants it just the way it is now. The rap purge. It’s a fact.
jacobvanloon
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