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Old 11-13-2011, 02:38 PM   #11 (permalink)
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The thing that separates Drake from a lot of other "Hip Hop" Artists is that he is universal. See most people who use the terminology "Hip Hop," Truly don't understand the concept or the meaning behind the genre. If you are looking for straight "hard, street thug, shoot em up bang-bang" music then you might want to refer to rap when catergorizing certain music, especially if you don't know the essence behind Hip Hop.

Hip Hop is open expression. There are no boundaries in which your creative abilities are bound by. Hip Hop is a mixture of many genres, from pop to rap, to jazz to blues. If you listen to Drake and his music, you will notice that he mixes different styles which is what makes him POPULAR. He is able to cross over without compromising what he loves to do.

Hip Hop artist have a message, whether it's positive, negative or pertaining to how they feel.Rap artists scream about girls, money, cars and dope on EVERYTHING THAT THEY RECORD! oh yea and (shake it to the right, tip it to the left) Drake delivers messages throughout everything that he composes. Put your ear closer to speaker and listen a little harder.
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