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Hip Hop Nation Language

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March 9, 2013

 

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Attachment 11 5.1 Gin And Juice 11 5.2 Drop It Like It's hot 12 6. Bibliography 15 1 1. Introduction to hip hop To explain the language of hip hop it's necessary to know about its history. The author of XXX. Drei Jahrzehnte Hip- Hop (George 5) assumes that hip hop was really recognized for the first time during the 1970s...
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Its centre were block parties in New York City where DJs isolated drums and percussions to form a new kind of music named breakbeat. While breakdancers danced to this music some performers started speaking over it. They were called MCs and had the task to entertain the crowd as kind of a moderator. Later these performers started to rap...
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