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Originally Posted by BleedBurgundy
Technically, i think Hip Hop would best be defined as a sub-culture, but I get what you're saying. But I look back to Brudlee's earlier comment in this thread. There wouldn't be today's version of Hip Hop if there were not a pre-existing hopelessness and lack of positive leadership in the urban community.
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First off, I respectfully disagree with your statement that hip hop is
only a subculture. And there may be issues to be addressed in hip hop, but how do we address them?
You can list all of the causes of hip hop's negatives and the results of its influence, but cannot list one viable solution?
How about, first of all, trying to get with the hip hop leaders and talking to them. I hear that Sean Combs and Russell Simmons is feeling out the political arena. What about something like that ?