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Among the most common subjects of rap and hip-hop is violence and misogyny. They emphasize these two as inevitable regularities of the life lived in the streets. Their music reflects this fact by promoting violence and misogyny, which poses adverse influences on not only children and teenagers in the ghettos and urban cities but also other people affected by them.

Violence and misogyny is a very serious problem that the American people have to face in today’s society. It is rapidly growing and is more frequent in major cities and suburbs. Most random acts of violence

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Every New Yorker who reads the papers knows that the teenagers who allegedly raped and brutalized a woman jogger in Central Park last year entertained themselves after their arrest by collectively chanting the lyrics to “Wild Thing,” a popular record by long time Los Angeles rapper Tone-Loc (Teachout 60)

According to Aldrige, the second justification for rhetorical study is that there are signs that rap moves audiences to action. Misogyny is another form of violence. For example, one rap song entitled “Night Trolling” consists of graphic content against women. Dre’s popular song “Nuttin but a G Thang” in which he raps “…before you hit on the bitch you have to find a contraceptive, you never know she could be learning her man…and at the same time burning her man…” (qtd in Sexton 62). Many teens and children don’t even know that the music itself is affecting their lives, for example, their was of thinking and their actions.

If you though that song lyrics are bad, the song titles are just as worse. ”

(qtd in Ro 143) Women are not only raped violently by men, but are also physically abused. The rap and hip-hop culture is superficially categorized by performers with droopy pants, hats to the back, lacesless sneakers, hoods, and loud radios (Krohn and Suazo 139) This is how teens and children are exposing themselves in society today to express their own individual culture. They are simply used and abused such as describing in Dr. Most song titles are very extreme and have deeper meanings to it. A strong and negative word meaning hatred toward women, especially by a man. Snoop Doggy Dog’s album “Doggystyle” refers to the sexual act of having sex through the “rear entry” position. Average middle-class listeners usually teenagers, are among those who listen to these artists. The subject of violence and misogyny found in rap and hip-hop music promotes violent crimes in city streets as well as influencing our innocent youth to commit random acts of violence.

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Approximate Pages = 8 (250 words per page double spaced)

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