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Eric Reese

Eric Reese is taking the cultural shock of hip hop to unknown boundaries of music history, so educate yourself in the way of life that is defining young America now!

Hip Hop Truth for the Art and Pulse of America!

This cultural brilliance of sound presented a voice and unique mind through the rough streets of America's largest conurbations going as far back as the 1920s. Sprung from the spirits of poverty, this inner city culture quickly uncovered an amazing bunch of young fresh black American forces of nature eager to express their unique self street accounts and contributed to a spirited new style of soul of black Americana across major cities in the USA.

Nowadays, Hip Hop has reached the doorsteps of regions as distinct as Africa, Japan, Korea, Myanmar, Jamaica and just about everywhere. To picture how far rap music has come, I tell you its biography in a number of urban themes; all pointing to a surreal social evolution. You'll learn in this book:

- The differences between Hip-Hop and Rap
- The earliest records of music styles which greatly influenced Hip Hop
- What constitutes Hip Hop and Rap culture
- Why underground Hip Hop is its prominent feature
- The merits of cultural theory and popular culture in rap
- Greatest benchmarks in hip hop history by year
- Genres of rap music and hip hop thoroughly explained
- And much more...

As this music legacy continues to expand its sway, know for sure it's here to stay.

The History of Hip Hop gives the popular culture reader the very insights of an indisputable force of rappers which guarantees to keep producing incredible music talents and exciting new classics for ages to come.

Hip Hop lives on! No need to hesitate. Click Buy Now and submerge yourself in the legacy of the world's cultural evolution!

The History of Hip Hop

The rap game transformed urban America forever and the 1980s!

From infancy to a new culture, a new urban music style known as hip hop paved way for inner cities; creating local talented artists who popped up from all over the boroughs of Brooklyn and the Bronx. "The Golden Era" was just coming into its own while MCs; Kurtis Blow, DJ Kool Herc, Afrikan Bambatta, Melle Mel, Whodini, Kool Moe Dee, Schoolly D, Run-DMC, LL Cool J, NWA and others brought a sound that remains America's urban loudest voice in modern history.

Nowadays, rap and trap artists worldwide have America's ghettos to thank for their successful music careers. Paying homage to the original OGs of hip hop shouldn't be demanded. As Nas said it best, "It's not hard to tell."

Inside this volume, you'll find 80s hip hop history and much more such as:
- Special mentions of Kurtis Blow AKA the "Godfather of Rap"
- Legacy of Afrika Bambatta
- Kool Moe Dee - hip hop's earliest battle rapper
- The message behind 'The Message'
- The Beastie Boys sudden rise to stardom
- Run-DMC
- LL Cool J
- Fat Boys
- 'Self-Destruction' - the first hip hop collaboration to address violence in inner cities

How the rap world transformed urban words and expressions from infancy to a new culture for all to enjoy is everything you'll find in the second volume of the History of Hip Hop.

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