HIP HOP the sound of rebellion

HIP-HOP MUSIC

the sound of Rebellion

How did Hip Hop become a Counter- Power?

What is HIP-HOP

The origins

Black Lives Matter

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Conclusion

Women in Hip Hop

The British

African American rebellion

Counterpower?

Subculture or counter culture?

Birth of a movement

Mindmap

Definitions

INDEX

1979

1982

The Message

Rapper's delight

Sugarhill Gang

Grand Master Flash

lyrics

lyrics

First Rap Songs

counter-power

counterculture

subculture

DEFINITIONS

What are the main topics present in rap songs?

What is special about this hip hop subcullture?

Is Hip-hop reserved to the African American community?

What is special about hip-hop music?

What are the 4 main activites in hip hop?

Why did this music attract African Americans?

What is Hip-HOP?

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Mind Map

WHY

Birth of the Hip Hop Movement

WHEN

WHERE

How did all this happen?

ghetto blasters

destitution

guns

music

rebellion

turntables

block parties

break dance

bitterness

drug

violence

prostitiution

anger

Describe the photos. What are your impressions?

Vocabulary help

The South Bronx

the Bronx in the 80's

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VIDEO 1

Inside the Bronx with the gangs

A collection of photos from the 1970s

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Martine Barrat

What has Hip Hop achieved?

Is Hip Hop a counter-power?

Let's discuss

Can Hip Hop be seen as a subculture or a counterculture?

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The Rebellion of African American people

Black Lives Matter Movement

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M.I.A

The British

questions

REACTION

lauryn Hill

Sexism and Misogyny

Women in Hip Hop

Quuen Latifa

dance

attitudes

Lyrics

Missy Elliott

Hip Hop is generally considered as a subculture, and it can be true if we believe that all the artists who intiated the movement are now part of the mainstream culture. However, the concept of a counterculture seems more appropriate as the hip hop movement was born in an environment where people felt neglected, left outside any form of social and political life as they were scorned by politicians, harassed by the police and forgotten in their destitute neighbourhoods.Consequently, hip hop acheived what no other musical movement had achieved before, it became a real counter-power, raising awareness of silent minorities' living conditions, thus changing the lives of thousands of African Americans and people of colour by giving them a voice and a message that finally got heard.

CONCLUSION