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Submitted by Sambam on January 17, 2006
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What's with the Music?
> Musicians have the freedom to express themselves in their music,
but
>when do musicians start to abuse this privilege? There are many
different
>styles of music. Most styles try to target a specific group of people.
>Country Music, for example, targets (the) white rural population.
Another
>example ( )is rap, or ( )rhythm and blues (R&B), which
targets
>(the) black culture. Rap is considered to be a very controversial type
of
>music, and I can see why. Rap tends to disguise the nasty,
inappropriate
>lyrics with a cool beat that most teenagers and preteens love. Rap has
>evolved throughout time, starting with the blues. At first, the
producers
>wrote their music, but today most of the musicians control their own
music.
>In all type(s) of music, musician try to reach out to their listeners,
but
>when does the attempt to reach out to the audience start to cause a
>problem?
> Rap music today( ) is causing (problems) throughout the United
States.
>What started out as a simple attempt to express the African American's
>hardships has turned into an expression of greed, wealth, and sex.
Today
>everyone is considered equal. Besides the actual pigment of our skin
color,
>our biological make-up is the same. The hardships are over, and in
today's
>world to get anywhere you must climb a latter to success. Respect
isn't
>earned by what happened in the past. To build a nation of leaders, our
>music, television, and the easy to access web sites should focus on
the
>good old morals( ). They should make it sound cool to become
successful
>instead of making it sound cool to have sex. Sometimes when I'm
listening
>to the...
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