Now on Datpiff.com "Dont Want The Fame" the Mixtape! Download now for FREE.. ALBUM & Songs I - tunes apple store itunes.apple.com RAP. An informal term associated with inner-city neighbourhoods and popular radio and television, especially among blacks in the US: (1) To talk rapidly, rhythmically, vividly, and boastfully, so as to compete for prestige among one's peers and impress one's listeners. The verse of the American boxer Muhammad Ali (formerly Cassius Clay) is an early form of rapping: 'Only last week / Ah murdered a rock / Injured a stone / Hospitalized a brick / Ah'm so mean / Ah made medicine sick'. (2) The ritualized repartee of (especially young male) blacks, associated with the hip or cool street talk also known as sounding, capping, and playing the dozens, which includes assertions, taunts, and insults. Currently, rapping is closely associated with hip hop, a flamboyant youth style originating in the streets of the South Bronx in New York City in the early 1970s and including graffiti art, break-dancing, and Afrocentric ways of dressing. (3) To perform a rhyming, usually improvised monologue against a back-ground of music with a strong beat: in a street, the music is usually from a portable radio/cassette-player (a ghetto-blaster or boom box); in a broadcasting studio, it is from a background of recorded music or is reduced to a heavy bass beat produced by a drum machine or synthesizer. (4) A song or poem performed in this way, the performer being a rapper ...
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Hip Hop Music Video - "Don't Want The Fame" by Ron Eazi - Mixtape Now on DatPiff.Com
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Now on Datpiff.com "Dont Want The Fame" the Mixtape! Download now for FREE.. ALBUM & Songs I - tunes apple store itunes.apple.com RAP. An informal term associated with inner-city neighbourhoods and popular radio and television, especially among blacks in the US: (1) To talk rapidly, rhythmically, vividly, and boastfully, so as to compete for prestige among one's peers and impress one's listeners. The verse of the American boxer Muhammad Ali (formerly Cassius Clay) is an early form of rapping: 'Only last week / Ah murdered a rock / Injured a stone / Hospitalized a brick / Ah'm so mean / Ah made medicine sick'. (2) The ritualized repartee of (especially young male) blacks, associated with the hip or cool street talk also known as sounding, capping, and playing the dozens, which includes assertions, taunts, and insults. Currently, rapping is closely associated with hip hop, a flamboyant youth style originating in the streets of the South Bronx in New York City in the early 1970s and including graffiti art, break-dancing, and Afrocentric ways of dressing. (3) To perform a rhyming, usually improvised monologue against a back-ground of music with a strong beat: in a street, the music is usually from a portable radio/cassette-player (a ghetto-blaster or boom box); in a broadcasting studio, it is from a background of recorded music or is reduced to a heavy bass beat produced by a drum machine or synthesizer. (4) A song or poem performed in this way, the performer being a rapper ...
Now on Datpiff.com "Dont Want The Fame" the Mixtape! Download now for FREE.. ALBUM & Songs I - tunes apple store itunes.apple.com RAP. An informal term associated with inner-city neighbourhoods and popular radio and television, especially among blacks in the US: (1) To talk rapidly, rhythmically, vividly, and boastfully, so as to compete for prestige among one's peers and impress one's listeners. The verse of the American boxer Muhammad Ali (formerly Cassius Clay) is an early form of rapping: 'Only last week / Ah murdered a rock / Injured a stone / Hospitalized a brick / Ah'm so mean / Ah made medicine sick'. (2) The ritualized repartee of (especially young male) blacks, associated with the hip or cool street talk also known as sounding, capping, and playing the dozens, which includes assertions, taunts, and insults. Currently, rapping is closely associated with hip hop, a flamboyant youth style originating in the streets of the South Bronx in New York City in the early 1970s and including graffiti art, break-dancing, and Afrocentric ways of dressing. (3) To perform a rhyming, usually improvised monologue against a back-ground of music with a strong beat: in a street, the music is usually from a portable radio/cassette-player (a ghetto-blaster or boom box); in a broadcasting studio, it is from a background of recorded music or is reduced to a heavy bass beat produced by a drum machine or synthesizer. (4) A song or poem performed in this way, the performer being a rapper ...
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