The Effects Of Hip Hop Music

Hip Hop music is here to stay, as a matter of fact, if nothing else about hip hop music remains, the beats will go on and on. It was the year of 1979 when a new form of music entered the scene. Excitement filled the air whenever the songs were played; furthermore, it has been the beats that captivated everyone. It didn’t matter where you were, are what you were doing the beats commanded your attention. Insomuch that, a new phenomenon swept through the land, taking by storm even the youngest of hearers with its captivating beats. I grew up in the urban part of South Central Los Angeles among other ethnocentric individuals that craved what was known as “Bumping Music.” Consequently, the criteria for it being accepted, danced to, and sung was the fact that it had an incredible beat. Hip Hop music met all of the criteria for

A beat can be played in any nation and they are globally recognized, insomuch that, no words are needed. Additionally, not only did the beats and the music influence other cultures, but the fashion of hip hop had an effect as well. According to Wikipedia online, in reference to the effect that hip hop has on the world globally, it stated that “According to the U.S. Department of State, hip hop is "now the center of a mega music and fashion industry around the world" that crosses social barriers and cuts across racial lines. National Geographic recognizes hip hop as "the world 's favorite youth culture" in which "just about every country on the planet seems to have developed its own local rap scene. “Through its international travels, hip hop is now considered a “global musical epidemic”. According to The Village Voice, hip hop is “custom-made to combat the anomie that preys on adolescents wherever nobody knows their name, Western culture had found a way to infiltrate into other countries through by an unconditional method, lyrics, music and a