The class was assigned to write a paper on a subculture. I chose gangsta rap and this paper describes how Tupac Shakur exemplifies this particular subculture. intelligence includes a brief biography, lyrical analysis, and the themes of gangsta rap.
Booknotes: Holler if you Hear Me. Perf. Michael Eric Dyson, Brian Lamb. Videocassette. C-SPAN, 2001.
An audience between Brian Lamb and Professor Michael Eric Dyson about Dr. Dysons new keep Holler if you Hear Me which look fors into the life of perhaps the most normal and powerful gangsta rap artist, Tupac Shakur. Dr. Dyson goes into detail about the chapters of his book and discusses the numerous facets of Shakur?s rhymes and lifestyle. Dyson also explains many basic terms and ideas that go along with gangsta rap and more specifically thug life. I find this to be a very valuable generator because Dyson is both an accredited scholar as well as a fan of gangsta rap. Also, many of his topics correlate directly with my themes of complexity in gangsta rap.
Cepeda, Raquel, and Nelson George, comps. And it Dont Stop. New York: Faber and Faber, 2004.
A compilation of twenty flipper years of hip hop and gangsta rap?s superior works of journalism. The specific articles I will be sounding at give a strong life look into the lives of several artists: Tupac Shakur, N.
W.A., and the Notorious B.I.G. The articles argon written by journalists who are also friends with the artists who are recalling times spent with them in hostelry to give its readers an up close and personal look at their favorite rappers. This source serves as very valuable as it reveals the true colors of the artists while living their private lives. I will use these articles to show the connection between the artists real lives and their...
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