| Just what is the definition of Hip Hop?
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| | then followed by their record labels like
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| Well according to youngster of this
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| | Pac's Deathrow Records and Biggie's Bad
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| generation it is a music genre, a trend,
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| | Boy Records, it was widely known, and in
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| a lifestyle, anything that comes to mind
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| | '96 Hardcore Gansta' Rapper/Poet Tupac
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| on today’s youth. When you ask
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| | was assassinated, after him Biggie was
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| old-school enthusiast they'll agree on
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| | also killed. Because of that youth in
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| one term, it's a "Culture" for
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| | that generation was cautious, wild and
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| them. For today's young men and women hip
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| | curious, just to be "in" the
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| hop has a deep impact on their lives,
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| | "game", you have to be
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| back then when Hip Hop was still a
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| | Gangsta', the whole Hip Hop as a culture
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| growing phenomenon, when all you hear on
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| | definition has evolve rapidly that it has
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| the radio station was rock and roll, pop,
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| | became a lifestyle and on recent events
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| country and dancehall music, hip hop made
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| | it was Life for most.Hip Hop has been
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| noise by starting their own with the
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| | misunderstood as of late, you see gangs
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| emergence of rap music.It was cool when
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| | going it all out, you hear rap music
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| old-school hip hop beats such as, Kool G
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| | talking about sex, drugs and all that
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| Rap's, KRS One's, Big Daddy Kane's and
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| | jazz, and Hip Hop's main meaning has been
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| all of them Old School flavor was hitting
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| | misinterpreted, it's not enough to
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| the scene, you see people of all races
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| | explain how it goes down, but for a real
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| dance to it, but not much whites, as
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| | Hip Hop enthusiast one must observe that,
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| Vanilla Ice did a controversy that made
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| | before all that beefing and conflict
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| them vulnerable to the culture. It was a
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| | began Hip Hop was a wholesome act, even
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| Culture before which was strong and all
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| | Tupac has Poetic lyrics that tackle's
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| about having fun, but in the midst of it
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| | life in general, not just the
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| all, the infamous "Gangsta'
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| | stereotypical hip hop we knew now.All in
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| Rap" emerge as Hip Hop's hard core
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| | all the total misconception on hip hop
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| side, Hip Hop was incorporated with
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| | have to be the misunderstanding that all
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| gangs, and lyrics which rappers like
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| | of the conflict and history of the
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| Chuck D, whom infamously runs Public
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| | culture brought, if only every people who
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| Enemy, N.W.A. the west side’s hard
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| | listen or gets involve with hip hop has a
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| knocks and several other gangsta' rappers
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| | wider conceptual analysis in their minds
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| build hip hop's different foundation,
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| | they would understand, but that would be
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| Rappers talks about their run-ins with
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| | impossible. So the misconception of it
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| the Police, best delivered by N.W.A.'s
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| | will continue, people have different
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| "F*ck the Police", and tension
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| | views, analysis, and conception on things
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| with other gangs.All Of that builds
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| | so it will be real hard to unite one
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| something heavy to the succesor of Hip
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| | brain to another. This essay is not to
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| Hop Culture, In The Mid-90's Gagsta' Rap
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| | criticize the culture rather to open eyes
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| evolve and creates the Eastcoast
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| | to some who seeks a little opinion from a
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| Westcoast beef, headed by California's
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| | little fan.
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| Tupac and New York's Notorious B.I.G.,
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