Hip-Hop Music Report: Examining Female Rappers and Their Influence

This report examines the influence of female rappers in the hip-hop music genre, focusing on the perspectives of sexism. It begins by introducing the context of hip-hop's evolution and the significance of female artists' contributions. The report then analyzes three key female artists: Angie Stone, MC Lyte, and Foxy Brown, evaluating their music, lyrics, and the messages they convey regarding sexism. The analysis considers the musicality, lyrical content, and cultural impact of each artist's work. The report concludes by highlighting the importance of these artists in shaping the hip-hop landscape, and offering a final assessment of the most influential artist. The author references scholarly sources to support the analysis, providing a comprehensive overview of the topic.

Running head: Hip Hop
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Introduction
Hip-hop is predominantly was taken as male oriented rapping music genre developed by African
American but in 1980’s female also came into this are and spread their charisma over millions of
people.
Executive summary
This small piece of report is about my selection of those 3 hip hoppers in which one is group and
2 are individuals who took hip hop into a new high and gave new definition to this genre.
About
The section criteria I used for selection the best 3 for me is “Sexism” and “Siesta with attitude
are the two essential categories as examined by Keyes. Mitchell, T. (Ed.). (2001).
The sequence which was the trio of hip hoppers led by Angie Brown Stone came up with Funk
you up. This song is unconventional and the vocal, tempo and lyrics are truly representing
sexism of these African American with a great sense of attitude in lines.
This was followed by MC Lyte who brought Ruff Neck who herself represented and expressed
like what women want and what male does with them. This represents the aura attitude she
carried and of course use of words itself forms a sexism approach to song. The great sense of
Steller music makes this tune interesting.
Foxy Brown’s ill Na Na, the concept of Vagina representing sexism in song. The swag and
tempo of the lyrics and music makes it people to come and dance on floor.

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Overall if I have to select among the three, then MC Lyte is the one whom I liked much because
of her positive vibe, speak out right, independence of life, and rise above barrier. George, N.
(2005).
Conclusion.
Hip –hop is a wild category music genre but carries a good amount of message that these three
displayed with their classic.

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Reference
Mitchell, T. (Ed.). (2001). Global noise: Rap and hip hop outside the USA. Wesleyan University Press.
George, N. (2005). Hip hop america. Penguin.